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Xiaomeng is trapped inside an inflatable whale, her only air controlled by a random, electronic valve. Watch as her desperate struggles make the giant whale twist and roll in a chaotic dance of suspense and submission! Can she survive the random interruptions? Special thanks to KENZE 仟之k-KenzeFetish for providing... show more

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Israel Foreign Ministry Falsely Claims Palestinians Tore Apart A Beached Whale In one of the more freakish acts of genocide propaganda we’ve seen in the last two years, the official Twitter account of the Israel Foreign Ministry made a post smearing desperate, starving civilians as cruel savages using the false allegation that they “tore apart” a “whale” that had become “stranded” on the beach. “Gazans tore apart a stranded whale on the beach. This is cruelty that knows no limits. But we didn’t hear anything about it from Greta PR Thunberg,” the ministry tweeted, with accompanying footage of people using ropes to move the body of a sea creature on the beach. There’s a lot to unpack about this one, but bear with me, because while this one instance of propaganda wouldn’t even make a Top Ten Thousand list of the most evil things Israel has done, it says so much about the way this genocidal apartheid state dehumanizes the Palestinian people. A quick glance shows that the animal in the video is not a “whale” at all but a whale shark, easily recognizable by the distinct spots and ridges on its back which no species of whale possesses. Whale sharks are not a type of whale at all, but the world’s largest species of fish, so named only because of their immense size. Israel’s Foreign Ministry falsely claimed the animal was a “whale” because “starving civilians eat a fish” does not make for good propaganda if you’re trying to frame them as loathsome barbarians. Whales, unlike fish, can survive for hours or even days if they become stranded on land because they breathe air. The post is crafted to convey the image of a bunch of uncivilized subhumans ripping apart a sentient mammal while still alive in order to pull at the heart strings of western environmentalists. There is no such thing as a “stranded” fish; there are fish in the water and there are dead fish. 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Then they Israelified it even further by adding in their freakish obsession with activist Greta Thunberg, who recently confirmed earlier reports that she was tortured and sexually humiliated by Israeli forces after being abducted for trying to bring aid to Gaza. Then they somehow managed to make it even more Israeli by adding in hypocrisy, accusing the Palestinians of “cruelty that knows no limits” after spending two years inflicting unfathomable suffering upon that population in full view of the entire world. Imagine surviving two years of genocidal atrocities, starving, watching your children starve, getting hungrier and hungrier and more and more desperate, and then along comes this giant fish that could feed many families. It would feel like a gift from God. Imagine the elation you would feel. And then imagine learning that your tormenters had somehow found a way to spin even this miraculous, life-giving moment of relief as something cruel and barbaric. 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🚨#BREAKING: Watch as a Law enforcement officer chase down and gets attacked by a giant inflatable pumpkin 📌#BayVillage | #Ohio Watch as law enforcement dashcam footage captures the spooky moment an officer in Bay Village, Ohio, finds himself face-to-face with a giant inflatable pumpkin on the loose, bouncing down the road and taking up an entire lane. The officer steps out to confront the rogue squash and clear the street, but the pumpkin has other plans it rolls right over him, momentarily swallowing him whole before plopping down in front of his cruiser. Luckily, no officers (or pumpkins were harmed during the event said the Bay Village Police Department.

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This woman is angry with her snake for leaving the house without her permission. She is saying that the snake was given to her by her father's spirit and was asked to take care of it as a son. She is telling the snake she doesn't want people to see her as a witch, and asked the snake to get inside the house.

This woman is angry with her snake for leaving the house without her permission. She is saying that the snake was given to her by her father's spirit and was asked to take care of it as a son. She is telling the snake she doesn't want people to see her as a witch, and asked the snake to get inside the house.

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It's always fascinating to watch the outflow valve (OFV) close during takeoff. This marks the beginning of the aircraft’s pre-pressurisation cycle. While it does provide a smoother transition to pressurised flight and improves passenger comfort, its main purpose goes beyond that. The primary reason for closing the outflow valve at takeoff is to prevent a slight pressure bump that occurs during aircraft rotation. At high angles of attack, an air cushion effect forms over the aft outflow valve, which can cause a momentary reverse airflow - potentially pushing air back into the cabin through the OFV. This pre-pressurization prevents FOD from being blown into the cabin, and this is also the reason the airplane lands with a slightly pressurized cabin. #FunFact

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Never have Japan’s future intentions been more obvious than now. Last year saw the launch of the ‘Kangei Maru’ the new US$47 million dollar whale factory ship built for long range voyages. Currentlytwo Japanese harpoon vessels (‘Yushin Maru #2’ & ‘Yushin Maru #3’) operated by Kyodo Senpaku are on a research voyage in Antarctica. They are due south of Australia within 30 miles of the Australian Antarctic Territories coastline. As if the presence of two whale killing vessels in Antarctica was not a clear enough sign, the Tokyo University of Marine Science & Technology (TUMSAT) have also sent their huge oceanographic research vessel, the ‘Umitaka Maru’ to the exact same location in Antarctica. TUMSAT contributes data on whale populations, ecosystems and marine resource modelling to the ICR. TUMSAT’s research is often cited by Japan to justify its whaling activities as being scientifically grounded and aligned with sustainable practices. However, critics argue that such research is used to prioritize national interests over conservation efforts. TUMSAT have also had their personnel onboard the whaling vessels providing them with expertise and resources during such programs as the JARPN II (Japanese Whale Research Program North Pacific). It is unsure when Japan may decide to send the Kangei Maru and its killer harpoon ships to the Southern Ocean, but should they decide to attempt whaling in the Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary the Captain Paul Watson Foundation will be there ready to confront them. The former Japanese Coastguard patrol ship was purchased in secrecy and renamed ‘Bandero’. The vessel is being prepared in Australia and will be ready for action, should the need arise.

Never have Japan’s future intentions been more obvious than now. Last year saw the launch of the ‘Kangei Maru’ the new US$47 million dollar whale factory ship built for long range voyages. Currentlytwo Japanese harpoon vessels (‘Yushin Maru #2’ & ‘Yushin Maru #3’) operated by Kyodo Senpaku are on a research voyage in Antarctica. They are due south of Australia within 30 miles of the Australian Antarctic Territories coastline. As if the presence of two whale killing vessels in Antarctica was not a clear enough sign, the Tokyo University of Marine Science & Technology (TUMSAT) have also sent their huge oceanographic research vessel, the ‘Umitaka Maru’ to the exact same location in Antarctica. TUMSAT contributes data on whale populations, ecosystems and marine resource modelling to the ICR. TUMSAT’s research is often cited by Japan to justify its whaling activities as being scientifically grounded and aligned with sustainable practices. However, critics argue that such research is used to prioritize national interests over conservation efforts. TUMSAT have also had their personnel onboard the whaling vessels providing them with expertise and resources during such programs as the JARPN II (Japanese Whale Research Program North Pacific). It is unsure when Japan may decide to send the Kangei Maru and its killer harpoon ships to the Southern Ocean, but should they decide to attempt whaling in the Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary the Captain Paul Watson Foundation will be there ready to confront them. The former Japanese Coastguard patrol ship was purchased in secrecy and renamed ‘Bandero’. The vessel is being prepared in Australia and will be ready for action, should the need arise.

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