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ML FIRST DEEP TALK #DearMyselfxMilkLove (Opening Little Lovely’s childhood photo album) 🎤: Is this a photo from elementary school or kindergarten? 💖: Kindergarten 2! I got second place in class. 🎤: Why did you choose this photo to show us? 💖: Cuz I miss that time. Everything felt so simple back then. That’s why I captioned it, “The only thing that could make me cry was being forced to drink milk,” cuz I really didn’t like milk. 💖: I’ve disliked white milk since I was 7 months old. My mom & dad had to wait until I was completely asleep before they could give me any. It was stressful for them too. My dad said if I woke up and saw a milk box or bottle, I’d immediately throw up and honestly, I don’t even understand myself either. 💖: I miss that childhood version of me, cuz back then, the hardest part of life was just not wanting to drink milk or sneaking off to throw it away. 🎤: Wait, you actually did that? 💖: A few times, yeah 😅 🎤: Do your parents know about that? 💖: They probably do know after watching this! 😹 🎤: So now that you’ve grown up, life’s gotten harder, hasn’t it? 💖: Definitely. There’s always something I have to deal with every single day.
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ML FIRST DEEP TALK #DearMyselfxMilkLove (Opening Little Lovely’s childhood photo album) 🎤: Is this a photo from elementary school or kindergarten? 💖: Kindergarten 2! I got second place in class. 🎤: Why did you choose this photo to show us? 💖: Cuz I miss that time. Everything felt so simple back then. That’s why I captioned it, “The only thing that could make me cry was being forced to drink milk,” cuz I really didn’t like milk. 💖: I’ve disliked white milk since I was 7 months old. My mom & dad had to wait until I was completely asleep before they could give me any. It was stressful for them too. My dad said if I woke up and saw a milk box or bottle, I’d immediately throw up and honestly, I don’t even understand myself either. 💖: I miss that childhood version of me, cuz back then, the hardest part of life was just not wanting to drink milk or sneaking off to throw it away. 🎤: Wait, you actually did that? 💖: A few times, yeah 😅 🎤: Do your parents know about that? 💖: They probably do know after watching this! 😹 🎤: So now that you’ve grown up, life’s gotten harder, hasn’t it? 💖: Definitely. There’s always something I have to deal with every single day.

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She asks her doctor, "How do I get my husband to calm down? He always seems so aggravated." The doctor replies, "Simply take a drink of water, and swish it back and forth in your mouth. Just don't swallow." Surprisingly, it worked. Time and again, whenever her husband started ranting or getting worked up, she'd quietly take a sip of water and swish it around. He'd see her doing it, pause mid-sentence, and eventually just... stop. The aggravation would drain right out of him.Weeks later, he finally asked, "What's with the water thing? Why do you do that?" She smiled sweetly and said, "My doctor told me to swish water whenever I feel like saying something I'll regret." He blinked. Then laughed. And for the first time in years, the house stayed peaceful.
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She asks her doctor, "How do I get my husband to calm down? He always seems so aggravated." The doctor replies, "Simply take a drink of water, and swish it back and forth in your mouth. Just don't swallow." Surprisingly, it worked. Time and again, whenever her husband started ranting or getting worked up, she'd quietly take a sip of water and swish it around. He'd see her doing it, pause mid-sentence, and eventually just... stop. The aggravation would drain right out of him.Weeks later, he finally asked, "What's with the water thing? Why do you do that?" She smiled sweetly and said, "My doctor told me to swish water whenever I feel like saying something I'll regret." He blinked. Then laughed. And for the first time in years, the house stayed peaceful.

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To the "Don't Split the Vote Crowd". I see your anger at PPC voters, lashing out that we're going to split the vote, and "destroy Canada". My 2 cents, you're actually mad at the party you say you support, because deep down you know that they're going to disappoint you again. They won't debate, or they don't speak up when candidates from other parties are excluded from debates. They insult your intelligence by distilling policy down to three or four word slogans, which they repeat day in and day out for months, while only releasing their full platform after advance polling is done. How cynical is that, that they expect you to vote for them without even giving you a chance to evaluate their platform, with less than a week until you vote? None of their candidates are allowed to say anything but normally just retweet the Leader's tweets. Remember how they treated Christine Anderson? These are the people who will make Canada "The Freest Country on Earth"? You know or will find out soon that their party actually is as globalist as the Libs and that their goals are the same, that's why there's virtually no daylight between the two parties, and that previous CPC PMs signed us up for Agenda 21 and 2030. Are you happy about how your government has treated you over the last five years? How did you like being treated like a criminal if you refused to take a jab, or took it to keep your job or stay in university, even if you didn't want to? How did you like the silence from the "Opposition"? Did you feel like anyone had your back? Do you remember Maxime Bernier and his unwavering support during covid and the trucker convoy, as well as other #PPC candidates? How do you like Drag Queen Story Hour or explicit materials being provided to your young child? How did you like all of the federal MPs falling into line, while your provincial governments locked you up and enforced vax passports & SOGI? Did any of you actually VOTE for this? Or has it been imposed on you by the people you voted for to represent YOU in the House of Commons. How do you like all MPs ignoring the vax injured or dead, and the fact that there's still no accountability for the actions taken during Covid in Canada, unlike other countries? Break the Spell. See the Reality. We Can't Pretend that the Last Five Years Did Not Happen. Vote with your Heart, Vote for Something Different, Vote PPC. Show them that the Status Quo is unacceptable. Maxime Bernier People's Party of Canada @LovesCanada8 Jason Lavigne Theo Fleury
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To the "Don't Split the Vote Crowd". I see your anger at PPC voters, lashing out that we're going to split the vote, and "destroy Canada". My 2 cents, you're actually mad at the party you say you support, because deep down you know that they're going to disappoint you again. They won't debate, or they don't speak up when candidates from other parties are excluded from debates. They insult your intelligence by distilling policy down to three or four word slogans, which they repeat day in and day out for months, while only releasing their full platform after advance polling is done. How cynical is that, that they expect you to vote for them without even giving you a chance to evaluate their platform, with less than a week until you vote? None of their candidates are allowed to say anything but normally just retweet the Leader's tweets. Remember how they treated Christine Anderson? These are the people who will make Canada "The Freest Country on Earth"? You know or will find out soon that their party actually is as globalist as the Libs and that their goals are the same, that's why there's virtually no daylight between the two parties, and that previous CPC PMs signed us up for Agenda 21 and 2030. Are you happy about how your government has treated you over the last five years? How did you like being treated like a criminal if you refused to take a jab, or took it to keep your job or stay in university, even if you didn't want to? How did you like the silence from the "Opposition"? Did you feel like anyone had your back? Do you remember Maxime Bernier and his unwavering support during covid and the trucker convoy, as well as other #PPC candidates? How do you like Drag Queen Story Hour or explicit materials being provided to your young child? How did you like all of the federal MPs falling into line, while your provincial governments locked you up and enforced vax passports & SOGI? Did any of you actually VOTE for this? Or has it been imposed on you by the people you voted for to represent YOU in the House of Commons. How do you like all MPs ignoring the vax injured or dead, and the fact that there's still no accountability for the actions taken during Covid in Canada, unlike other countries? Break the Spell. See the Reality. We Can't Pretend that the Last Five Years Did Not Happen. Vote with your Heart, Vote for Something Different, Vote PPC. Show them that the Status Quo is unacceptable. Maxime Bernier People's Party of Canada @LovesCanada8 Jason Lavigne Theo Fleury

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Tom Holland got emotional describing what he’s learned from Jon Bernthal since he was a kid and Bernthal broke down mid-interview. Sean Evans: What’s one thing about the other guy that you appreciate more than you did back then, with the last decade of experience? Jon Bernthal: That’s easy for me. Tom Holland: I want to — I’ll take this one cuz you always say such nice things about me, man. Jon Bernthal: Oh. Tom Holland: As a young man in this business, coming up, it’s so important to find people that you can look up to and people you aspire to be like. And the way John is with his family and his kids, and the way he approaches his work, the way he is with people on set, the way he’s been with me since I was a kid to now being 30 years old, is something I’m super grateful for. And I’ve learned a lot from him as a professional. Even today, listening to you talk about all that Russian bullsh*t was really interesting. Jon Bernthal: Tom, this is so bad, bro. This is so bad. Tom Holland: And the tears are my love for him. Jon Bernthal: I love you too, man. I really love you too, man. Tom Holland: The fact that we auditioned for these movies together and we took that leap of faith together and we got to share this moment together now is pretty awesome. And I’m just very grateful, very grateful that we got to do this. Even our first day on the Odyssey was together. Jon Bernthal: Yeah. Tom Holland: And we got to sit down after work and we were like, dude, how f*cking crazy was that? I’m going to drink your milk, bro.
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Tom Holland got emotional describing what he’s learned from Jon Bernthal since he was a kid and Bernthal broke down mid-interview. Sean Evans: What’s one thing about the other guy that you appreciate more than you did back then, with the last decade of experience? Jon Bernthal: That’s easy for me. Tom Holland: I want to — I’ll take this one cuz you always say such nice things about me, man. Jon Bernthal: Oh. Tom Holland: As a young man in this business, coming up, it’s so important to find people that you can look up to and people you aspire to be like. And the way John is with his family and his kids, and the way he approaches his work, the way he is with people on set, the way he’s been with me since I was a kid to now being 30 years old, is something I’m super grateful for. And I’ve learned a lot from him as a professional. Even today, listening to you talk about all that Russian bullsh*t was really interesting. Jon Bernthal: Tom, this is so bad, bro. This is so bad. Tom Holland: And the tears are my love for him. Jon Bernthal: I love you too, man. I really love you too, man. Tom Holland: The fact that we auditioned for these movies together and we took that leap of faith together and we got to share this moment together now is pretty awesome. And I’m just very grateful, very grateful that we got to do this. Even our first day on the Odyssey was together. Jon Bernthal: Yeah. Tom Holland: And we got to sit down after work and we were like, dude, how f*cking crazy was that? I’m going to drink your milk, bro.

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Tom Holland says Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield had it easier with the Spider-Man suit Interviewer: Tom, what’s the worst thing about wearing a Spider-Man suit for 12 hours? Tom Holland: The worst thing is definitely the smell. You spend 12 hours in that thing, in a deep lunge, jumping up and down all day. That shit stinks. We did a really interesting exercise in pre-production where I tried on Tobey’s suit, Andrew’s suit, and my original suits. We sat down with the producers, Destin, and the costume department, and spoke about the things we all loved about those original costumes. The idea behind this suit was to make an homage to the things we loved about them. From a logistical point of view, Andrew and Tobey had it way easier than I had it. They had zips in different places, they could use the bathroom, they could take their mask off by themselves, they could take their gloves off. Zendaya: Take their gloves off… Tom Holland: For the fourth iteration of this character, it was the first time I could comfortably go to the bathroom. Interviewer: Could you drink with the mask on? Tom Holland: On this movie, I could take it off. In the previous movie, it was so tight that to take the mask off, you’d have to take the top off. This movie gave us a lot more freedom. One of the really awesome things we discovered while shooting was these new lenses. In certain light, you can actually see my eyes underneath the mask. Destin said, “I love being able to see that there is actually someone beneath that suit.” It really humanizes the superhero. Zendaya: I love the imperfections of the suit. It wrinkles, it moves, and you can see your ears a little, your jaw movement. I love those details. Tom Holland: With this new suit, we did away with that 3D printing element. It allowed me to be so much more flexible, and the suit was much stretchier. So it was definitely a comfier experience.
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Tom Holland says Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield had it easier with the Spider-Man suit Interviewer: Tom, what’s the worst thing about wearing a Spider-Man suit for 12 hours? Tom Holland: The worst thing is definitely the smell. You spend 12 hours in that thing, in a deep lunge, jumping up and down all day. That shit stinks. We did a really interesting exercise in pre-production where I tried on Tobey’s suit, Andrew’s suit, and my original suits. We sat down with the producers, Destin, and the costume department, and spoke about the things we all loved about those original costumes. The idea behind this suit was to make an homage to the things we loved about them. From a logistical point of view, Andrew and Tobey had it way easier than I had it. They had zips in different places, they could use the bathroom, they could take their mask off by themselves, they could take their gloves off. Zendaya: Take their gloves off… Tom Holland: For the fourth iteration of this character, it was the first time I could comfortably go to the bathroom. Interviewer: Could you drink with the mask on? Tom Holland: On this movie, I could take it off. In the previous movie, it was so tight that to take the mask off, you’d have to take the top off. This movie gave us a lot more freedom. One of the really awesome things we discovered while shooting was these new lenses. In certain light, you can actually see my eyes underneath the mask. Destin said, “I love being able to see that there is actually someone beneath that suit.” It really humanizes the superhero. Zendaya: I love the imperfections of the suit. It wrinkles, it moves, and you can see your ears a little, your jaw movement. I love those details. Tom Holland: With this new suit, we did away with that 3D printing element. It allowed me to be so much more flexible, and the suit was much stretchier. So it was definitely a comfier experience.

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Robin Williams on the moment he relapsed after 20 years sober: The legendary comedian sat down for an interview and opened up about his decades-long battle with alcohol and cocaine, including the moment he broke a 20-year stretch of sobriety in 2010. When asked why he fell off, Robin describes a strange, almost out-of-body moment in a remote town: "I was in a little town in Alaska. It wasn't the end of the world, but you can see it from there. And it was like all of a sudden I thought I could drink. It's also that same thought you have if you look off a large building and go, 'I can fly.' And within a week it was like, gone, you know? And now, you know, I realize I can't. So that was the gift." Robin's history with substances went back decades. When asked if he could remember falling into the trap of cocaine and alcohol in the first place, his answer was striking: "I don't vividly remember anything from... it's like there is this thing for alcoholics called a blackout, which isn't really a blackout; it's more like sleepwalking with activities." He describes the blackout with his signature dark humour: "I believe it's your conscience going into a witness protection program going, 'You're about to have sex with a hobbit. I've got to go now. Good luck. I'm checking out. I'm leaving the body on, but we're not going to remember anything. Good luck to you, take care.'" What's remarkable is that Robin originally quit cocaine on his own, without any help, for a reason that had nothing to do with himself: "I remember stopping it on my own because I was about to have a son and I didn't want to be coked up going, 'Hey, dad loves you, here's a little switch, I'm going to throw up on you.' You don't want to be like that." The death of his close friend John Belushi from an overdose shook him, but Robin says fatherhood was the real turning point: "Totally. And that, but more importantly my son. I think that was the beginning of kind of, you know, thinking outside the box of, 'You've got a responsibility and it's more than you.'" When asked why he ever needed cocaine in the first place, given his already legendary speed and energy, Robin offered a surprising explanation: "I think I did it because it would actually allow me not to talk. It was like, you know, reverse medication. I want to give Ritalin to hyperactive children. It's that idea of kind of, 'Oh, okay, I don't have to talk to people.' It just kind of shuts you down, which is a, you know, word: self-medication." After his relapse in Alaska, breaking the grip the second time around required something he hadn't needed the first time: surrender. "Not hard once you go to rehab… the idea is you gotta surrender. You gotta just say, 'I can't do it.' Because, you know, I went to rehab with a lot of doctors and psychiatrists, and the more intelligent you think you are, the harder it is to let go." Robin captures the trap of intelligence perfectly: "Everything: 'I've got a solution, I'll just drink a little bit.' It's like saying, 'I'll just partially circumcise myself, I'll be fine.' And then you have to go, 'Nope, you lose. You can't do it. You need help.' And at that point, that's the beginning." Even after 20 years of sobriety, one quiet thought in a remote town was enough to undo it all. And the way back wasn't through willpower or intellect, but through admitting he couldn't do it alone.
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Robin Williams on the moment he relapsed after 20 years sober: The legendary comedian sat down for an interview and opened up about his decades-long battle with alcohol and cocaine, including the moment he broke a 20-year stretch of sobriety in 2010. When asked why he fell off, Robin describes a strange, almost out-of-body moment in a remote town: "I was in a little town in Alaska. It wasn't the end of the world, but you can see it from there. And it was like all of a sudden I thought I could drink. It's also that same thought you have if you look off a large building and go, 'I can fly.' And within a week it was like, gone, you know? And now, you know, I realize I can't. So that was the gift." Robin's history with substances went back decades. When asked if he could remember falling into the trap of cocaine and alcohol in the first place, his answer was striking: "I don't vividly remember anything from... it's like there is this thing for alcoholics called a blackout, which isn't really a blackout; it's more like sleepwalking with activities." He describes the blackout with his signature dark humour: "I believe it's your conscience going into a witness protection program going, 'You're about to have sex with a hobbit. I've got to go now. Good luck. I'm checking out. I'm leaving the body on, but we're not going to remember anything. Good luck to you, take care.'" What's remarkable is that Robin originally quit cocaine on his own, without any help, for a reason that had nothing to do with himself: "I remember stopping it on my own because I was about to have a son and I didn't want to be coked up going, 'Hey, dad loves you, here's a little switch, I'm going to throw up on you.' You don't want to be like that." The death of his close friend John Belushi from an overdose shook him, but Robin says fatherhood was the real turning point: "Totally. And that, but more importantly my son. I think that was the beginning of kind of, you know, thinking outside the box of, 'You've got a responsibility and it's more than you.'" When asked why he ever needed cocaine in the first place, given his already legendary speed and energy, Robin offered a surprising explanation: "I think I did it because it would actually allow me not to talk. It was like, you know, reverse medication. I want to give Ritalin to hyperactive children. It's that idea of kind of, 'Oh, okay, I don't have to talk to people.' It just kind of shuts you down, which is a, you know, word: self-medication." After his relapse in Alaska, breaking the grip the second time around required something he hadn't needed the first time: surrender. "Not hard once you go to rehab… the idea is you gotta surrender. You gotta just say, 'I can't do it.' Because, you know, I went to rehab with a lot of doctors and psychiatrists, and the more intelligent you think you are, the harder it is to let go." Robin captures the trap of intelligence perfectly: "Everything: 'I've got a solution, I'll just drink a little bit.' It's like saying, 'I'll just partially circumcise myself, I'll be fine.' And then you have to go, 'Nope, you lose. You can't do it. You need help.' And at that point, that's the beginning." Even after 20 years of sobriety, one quiet thought in a remote town was enough to undo it all. And the way back wasn't through willpower or intellect, but through admitting he couldn't do it alone.

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Hi City of Edmonton and Edmonton Office of the Mayor! Remember when you told us #Accessibility was a priority? It looks like you weren't telling the truth. We even made you a video explaining it. A few hundred meters from our home is a pharmacy, a butcher, a store where I can get a carton of milk or loaf of bread, but for TEN DAYS they haven't been accessible because of city operations. Today is the first day we could safely get to the bus stop but we still can't get that extra little bit to those businesses. Why? Well we waited the 3 days (already and unreasonably long time to go without access) the city gives themselves to clear this section of sidewalk, and then crew actually made it worse, creating impassable piles of snow blocking sections. They never came back to fix it. The 8°C weather finally did what your city managers couldn't do. Clear most of the snow. But your plow blocked half the sidewalk up ahead. The other side of the sidewalk is blocked by deep ruts in an alley that crosses the sidewalk. Technically that section of sidewalk would be the city's responsibility but it's never been cleared. It's almost like you want us to just take our wheelchairs on the road. In fact, if I order that milk or bread for delivery, you punish me with a $2 bag fee because of your single use plastics by-law. Weird how nowhere on the city website is there information on how to apply for an exemption as a bag for delivery would be a reasonable accommodation, especially when you're the reason I can't access the milk or bread. I really look forward to your response. I'd take the issue to my own city councilor but I don't believe Michael Janz is capable of representing disabled constituents. He doesn't return calls about accessibility and he's openly promoted the exclusion of disabled people. So I'm counting on you, Mr. Sohi, to address the issue. You will be getting a personal invite to join me (I'll provide you with a wheelchair) to try to access the community and businesses so you can show me exactly how I can do that. #Yegcc #disabilitytwitter #Edmonton #dogs Video description for inclusivity: a dog holds a plastic waste bag as it stands beside a sidewalk partially covered in slush. The camera pans to show the sidewalk and a bus shelter blocked by snow. At the end of the sidewalk is a thick layer of slush. Across the street is a sidewalk with a narrow clear spot for walking as a huge pile of snow has been pushed onto it by a plow.
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Hi City of Edmonton and Edmonton Office of the Mayor! Remember when you told us #Accessibility was a priority? It looks like you weren't telling the truth. We even made you a video explaining it. A few hundred meters from our home is a pharmacy, a butcher, a store where I can get a carton of milk or loaf of bread, but for TEN DAYS they haven't been accessible because of city operations. Today is the first day we could safely get to the bus stop but we still can't get that extra little bit to those businesses. Why? Well we waited the 3 days (already and unreasonably long time to go without access) the city gives themselves to clear this section of sidewalk, and then crew actually made it worse, creating impassable piles of snow blocking sections. They never came back to fix it. The 8°C weather finally did what your city managers couldn't do. Clear most of the snow. But your plow blocked half the sidewalk up ahead. The other side of the sidewalk is blocked by deep ruts in an alley that crosses the sidewalk. Technically that section of sidewalk would be the city's responsibility but it's never been cleared. It's almost like you want us to just take our wheelchairs on the road. In fact, if I order that milk or bread for delivery, you punish me with a $2 bag fee because of your single use plastics by-law. Weird how nowhere on the city website is there information on how to apply for an exemption as a bag for delivery would be a reasonable accommodation, especially when you're the reason I can't access the milk or bread. I really look forward to your response. I'd take the issue to my own city councilor but I don't believe Michael Janz is capable of representing disabled constituents. He doesn't return calls about accessibility and he's openly promoted the exclusion of disabled people. So I'm counting on you, Mr. Sohi, to address the issue. You will be getting a personal invite to join me (I'll provide you with a wheelchair) to try to access the community and businesses so you can show me exactly how I can do that. #Yegcc #disabilitytwitter #Edmonton #dogs Video description for inclusivity: a dog holds a plastic waste bag as it stands beside a sidewalk partially covered in slush. The camera pans to show the sidewalk and a bus shelter blocked by snow. At the end of the sidewalk is a thick layer of slush. Across the street is a sidewalk with a narrow clear spot for walking as a huge pile of snow has been pushed onto it by a plow.

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As World War IIl ramps up worldwide, I went to war yesterday afternoon with a Bristow and Sutor enforcement officer deep state minion who regretted coming to my property very quickly. As soon as I asked for a copy of the liability order, she backed away. No enforcement officer can provide a liability order, because none exist from a court. Like I say, North Yorkshire Council cannot provide any lawful documentation stating that I have to pay council tax. I asked them a year ago and I’m still waiting. I will be taking this further. I’m guessing that many people are going to be putting in a class action lawsuit on this fraudulent company. Remember to stand your ground, and prepare yourself for when these criminals come to your door. I have a feeling that she will be handing her notice into work today and will probably need some emotional support. STOP PAYING TAX, ENERGY BILLS, WATER BILLS AND ANY OTHER UNLAWFUL BILLS THAT FUNDS THESE CRIMINALS. BALIFFS/ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS ARE TERRORISTS AND HAVE COMMITTED TERRORISM UNDER THE TERRORISM ACT 2000 ARTICLE 3 SECTION 15. NOBODY CAN FORCE THEMSELVES INTO YOUR PRIVATE HOME. Please note that Enforcement agencies who are demanding money with menaces, do not appear to have any legal right to harass anyone in relation to Council Tax. ‘Beat the Baliffs’ Council funding terrorism - As we say in Yorkshire, don’t let the buggers grind you down. Don’t let them scare you. Only a corporation can deal with a corporation. We are living breathing men and women. Let’s stand together and take these terrorists down and crush them by withholding payments! NOTHING CAN STOP WHAT IS COMING TO THESE CRIMINALS!
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As World War IIl ramps up worldwide, I went to war yesterday afternoon with a Bristow and Sutor enforcement officer deep state minion who regretted coming to my property very quickly. As soon as I asked for a copy of the liability order, she backed away. No enforcement officer can provide a liability order, because none exist from a court. Like I say, North Yorkshire Council cannot provide any lawful documentation stating that I have to pay council tax. I asked them a year ago and I’m still waiting. I will be taking this further. I’m guessing that many people are going to be putting in a class action lawsuit on this fraudulent company. Remember to stand your ground, and prepare yourself for when these criminals come to your door. I have a feeling that she will be handing her notice into work today and will probably need some emotional support. STOP PAYING TAX, ENERGY BILLS, WATER BILLS AND ANY OTHER UNLAWFUL BILLS THAT FUNDS THESE CRIMINALS. BALIFFS/ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS ARE TERRORISTS AND HAVE COMMITTED TERRORISM UNDER THE TERRORISM ACT 2000 ARTICLE 3 SECTION 15. NOBODY CAN FORCE THEMSELVES INTO YOUR PRIVATE HOME. Please note that Enforcement agencies who are demanding money with menaces, do not appear to have any legal right to harass anyone in relation to Council Tax. ‘Beat the Baliffs’ Council funding terrorism - As we say in Yorkshire, don’t let the buggers grind you down. Don’t let them scare you. Only a corporation can deal with a corporation. We are living breathing men and women. Let’s stand together and take these terrorists down and crush them by withholding payments! NOTHING CAN STOP WHAT IS COMING TO THESE CRIMINALS!

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🚨JEFFREY EPSTEIN - GREATEST PSYOP? 5TH GENERATION WARFARE - HONEY POT FOR INFLUENCERS!?!🚨 Social Media Experts, 2003–2019: “I don’t trust the media.” “I don’t trust the government.” “Everything’s controlled by the Deep State, especially the media.” Social Media Experts, August 10, 2019: “Jeffrey Epstein didn’t kill himself.” “I saw the pictures… the media showed me.” “The Deep State controls the media. Epstein was a blackmail operation.” Social Media Experts, 2020–Today: “I did my research.” “I know what’s going on.” “I formed my opinion based on media, books, articles, documentaries and internet sources I researched...all controlled by the same intelligence agencies I claim to distrust.” But conspiracy theorists are crazy... Let’s be brutally honest: You only know what THEY allow you to know. You’ve been trained to operate within a sandbox built by your enemies. Your thoughts are being influenced, manipulated and herded. You were trained to discount "Conspiracy Theories" and stifle "Q"...why? Welcome to Fifth Generation Warfare. A war for perception. A war for your MIND. They convinced millions that Epstein, one of the Deep State’s most valuable leverage assets, with blackmail on world leaders, tech moguls, bankers, royals, politicians and even Presidents was “allowed” to be caught… indicted… sentenced… and commit “suicide” under full government surveillance, with zero consequences for his elite clientele. They just sacrificed one of their greatest leverage tools in an environment where they control everything...that makes sense? Think. That’s not incompetence. That’s a message, but by whom. There’s only two options: 1. You believe the Deep State sacrificed its most powerful blackmail operation for no logical reason. Remember, they control everything? 2. Or you accept that something far more strategic is in play. That’s where we are. And most of you are still in the box they built for you. They MOCK the concept of “White Hats” and "Q"… while building your worldview with intel they curate. They say: “The Deep State controls the courts, the prisons, the media, the FBI, the surveillance state…” But also say: “Trump is responsible for not arresting Epstein’s clients.” You can’t have it both ways. You’re either being manipulated or you’re not paying attention. JFK tried to warn you. 10 days before they killed him, he said: “The very word ‘secrecy’ is repugnant in a free and open society… We are opposed to secret societies, to secret oaths and to secret proceedings.” He was going to war with the Deep State and was going to do it by their rules...and he died for it. The patriots who survived that coup learned one critical truth: You will NEVER defeat the Deep State publicly or in their arena. Not through press conferences. Not through transparency. Not through surface-level justice. The Deep State hides behind the laws and Constitution. They weaponize your patriotism against you. And they count on your emotions to destroy you. But this time, there is a Plan. A strategy unlike any in modern history. PEADs. Devolution. The Sovereign Alliance. Unconventional war requires unconventional tools. This isn’t just “another 4-year election.” This is the final move in a war that began decades ago. Your vote for President Trump was a vote to END THE DEEP STATE, not to watch politics-as-usual. Let him finish what no man before him has survived long enough to do. The Priorities: 1. Retake American Sovereignty. 2. Save the Children. The border is sealed. The trafficking pipeline is collapsing. That's not a tweet, it's a historic blow to the Deep State's lifeblood. But most of you don’t even recognize the battlefield and focus more on what Anti-America operatives scream then the wins you are getting as a nation. You say “America is at war” but you don’t know what this war looks like. You confuse psyops with policy, optics with betrayal, and delayed arrests with inaction. If you don’t have a strategy and contingency for best-case and worst-case scenarios, you are not at war. You are an emotional pawn waiting to be triggered into self-sabotage. If Bondi is bad, Trump will handle it. If Kash is compromised, Trump will handle it. If Bongino is fake, Trump will handle it. If Trump is compromised, you better have faith in a creator. But until then, you stay in the fight of information warfare. Because if Trump falls, your next enemy won’t be trolls on social media... It’ll be darkness demons this country has ever known. Trump survived an assassination attempt by millimeters. A literal miracle. You think that was random? My faith is in the man God saved, not the mouthpieces the Deep State sends to sow doubt. You want “proof”? Understand Devolution. Understand PEADs and their timing. Understand Continuity of Government. Understand the laws and executive orders Trump invoked that reshaped the battlefield while the world was distracted. We’re not just fighting for a man We’re fighting WITH a man who refused to surrender even when every power structure demanded he kneel instead of fight for America. And to the fake tough guys flexing online… Where were you from 2020 to 2024? Where were you when Biden’s regime opened the gates for child trafficking? You say “Save the Kids” but only got loud when Trump made it safe again to speak. Truth is, if SHTF, you’ll be the first on the lifeboats with the women and children you pretend to protect. So sit down. Let the real patriots move. Take a deep breath. Protect your mind. Stay focused. You are in the center of a war for perception. This is 5GW. The only way to win is with faith, strategy, and unbreakable resolve. God protect our children. God bless America. God protect our President. God guide We the People. A brilliant mind I respect once posed a question that most never stop to consider: "If you obtained the greatest HONEY POT BLACKMAIL evidence in human history… would you rush to expose it, arrest the players, and burn the system overnight? Or… would you weaponize the Deep State’s most powerful tool against itself, using it to leverage global peace, dismantle the cabal from within, and stop World War III before it starts?" Think carefully. Semper Fi. -ALPHA
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🚨JEFFREY EPSTEIN - GREATEST PSYOP? 5TH GENERATION WARFARE - HONEY POT FOR INFLUENCERS!?!🚨 Social Media Experts, 2003–2019: “I don’t trust the media.” “I don’t trust the government.” “Everything’s controlled by the Deep State, especially the media.” Social Media Experts, August 10, 2019: “Jeffrey Epstein didn’t kill himself.” “I saw the pictures… the media showed me.” “The Deep State controls the media. Epstein was a blackmail operation.” Social Media Experts, 2020–Today: “I did my research.” “I know what’s going on.” “I formed my opinion based on media, books, articles, documentaries and internet sources I researched...all controlled by the same intelligence agencies I claim to distrust.” But conspiracy theorists are crazy... Let’s be brutally honest: You only know what THEY allow you to know. You’ve been trained to operate within a sandbox built by your enemies. Your thoughts are being influenced, manipulated and herded. You were trained to discount "Conspiracy Theories" and stifle "Q"...why? Welcome to Fifth Generation Warfare. A war for perception. A war for your MIND. They convinced millions that Epstein, one of the Deep State’s most valuable leverage assets, with blackmail on world leaders, tech moguls, bankers, royals, politicians and even Presidents was “allowed” to be caught… indicted… sentenced… and commit “suicide” under full government surveillance, with zero consequences for his elite clientele. They just sacrificed one of their greatest leverage tools in an environment where they control everything...that makes sense? Think. That’s not incompetence. That’s a message, but by whom. There’s only two options: 1. You believe the Deep State sacrificed its most powerful blackmail operation for no logical reason. Remember, they control everything? 2. Or you accept that something far more strategic is in play. That’s where we are. And most of you are still in the box they built for you. They MOCK the concept of “White Hats” and "Q"… while building your worldview with intel they curate. They say: “The Deep State controls the courts, the prisons, the media, the FBI, the surveillance state…” But also say: “Trump is responsible for not arresting Epstein’s clients.” You can’t have it both ways. You’re either being manipulated or you’re not paying attention. JFK tried to warn you. 10 days before they killed him, he said: “The very word ‘secrecy’ is repugnant in a free and open society… We are opposed to secret societies, to secret oaths and to secret proceedings.” He was going to war with the Deep State and was going to do it by their rules...and he died for it. The patriots who survived that coup learned one critical truth: You will NEVER defeat the Deep State publicly or in their arena. Not through press conferences. Not through transparency. Not through surface-level justice. The Deep State hides behind the laws and Constitution. They weaponize your patriotism against you. And they count on your emotions to destroy you. But this time, there is a Plan. A strategy unlike any in modern history. PEADs. Devolution. The Sovereign Alliance. Unconventional war requires unconventional tools. This isn’t just “another 4-year election.” This is the final move in a war that began decades ago. Your vote for President Trump was a vote to END THE DEEP STATE, not to watch politics-as-usual. Let him finish what no man before him has survived long enough to do. The Priorities: 1. Retake American Sovereignty. 2. Save the Children. The border is sealed. The trafficking pipeline is collapsing. That's not a tweet, it's a historic blow to the Deep State's lifeblood. But most of you don’t even recognize the battlefield and focus more on what Anti-America operatives scream then the wins you are getting as a nation. You say “America is at war” but you don’t know what this war looks like. You confuse psyops with policy, optics with betrayal, and delayed arrests with inaction. If you don’t have a strategy and contingency for best-case and worst-case scenarios, you are not at war. You are an emotional pawn waiting to be triggered into self-sabotage. If Bondi is bad, Trump will handle it. If Kash is compromised, Trump will handle it. If Bongino is fake, Trump will handle it. If Trump is compromised, you better have faith in a creator. But until then, you stay in the fight of information warfare. Because if Trump falls, your next enemy won’t be trolls on social media... It’ll be darkness demons this country has ever known. Trump survived an assassination attempt by millimeters. A literal miracle. You think that was random? My faith is in the man God saved, not the mouthpieces the Deep State sends to sow doubt. You want “proof”? Understand Devolution. Understand PEADs and their timing. Understand Continuity of Government. Understand the laws and executive orders Trump invoked that reshaped the battlefield while the world was distracted. We’re not just fighting for a man We’re fighting WITH a man who refused to surrender even when every power structure demanded he kneel instead of fight for America. And to the fake tough guys flexing online… Where were you from 2020 to 2024? Where were you when Biden’s regime opened the gates for child trafficking? You say “Save the Kids” but only got loud when Trump made it safe again to speak. Truth is, if SHTF, you’ll be the first on the lifeboats with the women and children you pretend to protect. So sit down. Let the real patriots move. Take a deep breath. Protect your mind. Stay focused. You are in the center of a war for perception. This is 5GW. The only way to win is with faith, strategy, and unbreakable resolve. God protect our children. God bless America. God protect our President. God guide We the People. A brilliant mind I respect once posed a question that most never stop to consider: "If you obtained the greatest HONEY POT BLACKMAIL evidence in human history… would you rush to expose it, arrest the players, and burn the system overnight? Or… would you weaponize the Deep State’s most powerful tool against itself, using it to leverage global peace, dismantle the cabal from within, and stop World War III before it starts?" Think carefully. Semper Fi. -ALPHA

ALPHAWARRIOR

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It has been two years since I last saw Ilene in person. Two years ago, I received a package from DCF stating that I was “not safe” to be around my own daughter. I remember that day with painful clarity. As I read those papers, I couldn’t believe what I was seeing. My hands were shaking. Tears streamed down my face, and I could not stop crying. I’ve mentioned before that I don’t like to show my tears. I never have—especially in front of my children. Well, since that day, only one child remained with me: my son. Derek witnessed something he had never seen before. He watched me break. He hugged me, trying to comfort me, while I struggled and failed to hide my emotions. Because when you read official documents accusing you of “abuse” and “neglect,” filed by a so-called mandatory reporter—Aaron Miller—you understand something immediately and viscerally: at that moment, you have lost your daughter. The daughter who was the apple of your eye. Your hope. Your pride. Your love. You realize that the child you cherished every minute with has been turned against you. That she despises you—not because of who you are, but because the world taught her to. The system taught her to. As I sit here now, remembering that day, I realize that was the moment I lost Ilene. At the time, I didn’t know that I would soon lose her completely—that she would take her own life. But I knew then. When I read those DCF papers, I knew she was gone. There are no words to describe that feeling: mourning your child while she is still alive. Knowing your child does not want you around. Knowing you are grieving someone who still breathes. That was also the moment I began to understand how this system has been abusing thousands upon thousands of families across this country. How deeply traumatized parents are when the state inserts itself between a child and a loving family. I’ve heard the stories—parents who took their own lives after the system took their children away. This approach is not humane. It is devastating. History has seen this before. In Nazi Germany, families were torn apart under the authority of the state. Teen Jewish girls in Auschwitz were subjected to hormone experiments by Nazi scientists. What was happening then was “legal” under their laws. Legality did not make it moral. What is happening in the United States today—when children are taken from families because they are not “affirmed”—is also considered “legal.” It was legal when Aaron Miller filed that complaint against me. After World War II, those crimes were judged under new laws, and those responsible were held accountable—even though their actions had been legal at the time. Legality did not protect them. Compliance did not absolve them. “Following the rules” did not excuse the harm. I believe that one day our laws will change as well. That what is now labeled “neglect” or “abuse” will be recognized for what it truly is. The question remains: Will accountability come even if the harm was carried out in accordance with the law? Will punishment follow even when the system itself authorized and rewarded it? Will those who tore families apart be held responsible? Will those who pushed vulnerable youth toward irreversible medical interventions face consequences? Will mandatory reporters, DCF workers, and others who benefited from this system be forced to answer for what they did? History suggests that legality has never been the final judge.
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It has been two years since I last saw Ilene in person. Two years ago, I received a package from DCF stating that I was “not safe” to be around my own daughter. I remember that day with painful clarity. As I read those papers, I couldn’t believe what I was seeing. My hands were shaking. Tears streamed down my face, and I could not stop crying. I’ve mentioned before that I don’t like to show my tears. I never have—especially in front of my children. Well, since that day, only one child remained with me: my son. Derek witnessed something he had never seen before. He watched me break. He hugged me, trying to comfort me, while I struggled and failed to hide my emotions. Because when you read official documents accusing you of “abuse” and “neglect,” filed by a so-called mandatory reporter—Aaron Miller—you understand something immediately and viscerally: at that moment, you have lost your daughter. The daughter who was the apple of your eye. Your hope. Your pride. Your love. You realize that the child you cherished every minute with has been turned against you. That she despises you—not because of who you are, but because the world taught her to. The system taught her to. As I sit here now, remembering that day, I realize that was the moment I lost Ilene. At the time, I didn’t know that I would soon lose her completely—that she would take her own life. But I knew then. When I read those DCF papers, I knew she was gone. There are no words to describe that feeling: mourning your child while she is still alive. Knowing your child does not want you around. Knowing you are grieving someone who still breathes. That was also the moment I began to understand how this system has been abusing thousands upon thousands of families across this country. How deeply traumatized parents are when the state inserts itself between a child and a loving family. I’ve heard the stories—parents who took their own lives after the system took their children away. This approach is not humane. It is devastating. History has seen this before. In Nazi Germany, families were torn apart under the authority of the state. Teen Jewish girls in Auschwitz were subjected to hormone experiments by Nazi scientists. What was happening then was “legal” under their laws. Legality did not make it moral. What is happening in the United States today—when children are taken from families because they are not “affirmed”—is also considered “legal.” It was legal when Aaron Miller filed that complaint against me. After World War II, those crimes were judged under new laws, and those responsible were held accountable—even though their actions had been legal at the time. Legality did not protect them. Compliance did not absolve them. “Following the rules” did not excuse the harm. I believe that one day our laws will change as well. That what is now labeled “neglect” or “abuse” will be recognized for what it truly is. The question remains: Will accountability come even if the harm was carried out in accordance with the law? Will punishment follow even when the system itself authorized and rewarded it? Will those who tore families apart be held responsible? Will those who pushed vulnerable youth toward irreversible medical interventions face consequences? Will mandatory reporters, DCF workers, and others who benefited from this system be forced to answer for what they did? History suggests that legality has never been the final judge.

True Teller

24,819 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

Dear X Family, Please RT my story. My name is Muffin. I don't understand why they did this to me. I did nothing wrong. I was born inside Marshall BioResources (MBR), located at 5800 Lake Bluff Road North Rose, NY. infous@marshallbio.com 1-315-587-2295. They currently have 23.000 beagles waiting to be sold to testing labs. Many of these beagles are killed after being tortured. After a year of living inside MBR, I was sold to a testing lab in Pennsylvania. They conducted torture tests on me for three years. Luckily they never killed me. I was released through a rescue with 24 other beagles. I was completely broken. I don’t think anyone had ever seen me as bad as I was. I couldn’t walk. I couldn’t look at anyone. Whenever someone came near, I would freeze, terrified. Sometimes, I would even fall over—my body so stiff with fear that I thought I might never move again. The first time it happened, I remember the look on their faces... like they thought I had died right there from fright. My toenails hurt all the time, they were so long. I had these painful red sores on my legs, and I was so dirty. I smelled so bad that the people who came to take me home were gagging in the car because of the stench of poop. I didn’t mean to smell that way. I couldn’t help it. It took me five months before I could even take a treat from their hands. Five months of being afraid of what might happen next. Now a year has passed, and I do love my new family. I really do. I try to enjoy my life with them, and I’m getting better, but... when they pick me up, something terrible still happens. I can’t help it. I freeze. My body goes stiff, and slowly, I tilt my head back and open my mouth. I know what’s coming, and it terrifies me every time.I remember the tube, the feeling of it going down my throat. They called it oral gavage. I endured it over and over. It may have been years. I don't remember. My brain goes numb to block out memories. My mom sees me shaking She knows I'm having a flashback. I don't understand why they did this to me? I did nothing wrong. I ask that you help me free the 26,000 beagles waiting to be sold to labs by PUSHING your Legislators to forward Modernization Act 3.0 to compel the FDA to use non-animal-testing methods. The labs will keep purchasing and killing Beagles instead of modernizing to cruelty free methods. It took me less than 2 minutes to submit email telling my Legislators to push forward the FDA Modernization Act 3.0 HERE > While waiting for that to happen, my friends will continue exposing Marshall BioResources (MBR) located in New Rose, NY, 1-315-587-2295 (23k beagles inside) and Ridglan Farms in Wisconsin, 1-608-437-8670 (3k beagles inside) with all resources under legal rights. Hoping Russell Russell Brand will RT so our new X account gets traction! Thank you to biggest supporters on X! Lady Astor 🗡️ Count Simon of #TzuVannia Phaedra Grace Lisa Christine •. @cbrannenmissw Prometheus Anne Margaret Daniel 🦋 Robb Edwards 🌱
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Dear X Family, Please RT my story. My name is Muffin. I don't understand why they did this to me. I did nothing wrong. I was born inside Marshall BioResources (MBR), located at 5800 Lake Bluff Road North Rose, NY. [email protected] 1-315-587-2295. They currently have 23.000 beagles waiting to be sold to testing labs. Many of these beagles are killed after being tortured. After a year of living inside MBR, I was sold to a testing lab in Pennsylvania. They conducted torture tests on me for three years. Luckily they never killed me. I was released through a rescue with 24 other beagles. I was completely broken. I don’t think anyone had ever seen me as bad as I was. I couldn’t walk. I couldn’t look at anyone. Whenever someone came near, I would freeze, terrified. Sometimes, I would even fall over—my body so stiff with fear that I thought I might never move again. The first time it happened, I remember the look on their faces... like they thought I had died right there from fright. My toenails hurt all the time, they were so long. I had these painful red sores on my legs, and I was so dirty. I smelled so bad that the people who came to take me home were gagging in the car because of the stench of poop. I didn’t mean to smell that way. I couldn’t help it. It took me five months before I could even take a treat from their hands. Five months of being afraid of what might happen next. Now a year has passed, and I do love my new family. I really do. I try to enjoy my life with them, and I’m getting better, but... when they pick me up, something terrible still happens. I can’t help it. I freeze. My body goes stiff, and slowly, I tilt my head back and open my mouth. I know what’s coming, and it terrifies me every time.I remember the tube, the feeling of it going down my throat. They called it oral gavage. I endured it over and over. It may have been years. I don't remember. My brain goes numb to block out memories. My mom sees me shaking She knows I'm having a flashback. I don't understand why they did this to me? I did nothing wrong. I ask that you help me free the 26,000 beagles waiting to be sold to labs by PUSHING your Legislators to forward Modernization Act 3.0 to compel the FDA to use non-animal-testing methods. The labs will keep purchasing and killing Beagles instead of modernizing to cruelty free methods. It took me less than 2 minutes to submit email telling my Legislators to push forward the FDA Modernization Act 3.0 HERE > While waiting for that to happen, my friends will continue exposing Marshall BioResources (MBR) located in New Rose, NY, 1-315-587-2295 (23k beagles inside) and Ridglan Farms in Wisconsin, 1-608-437-8670 (3k beagles inside) with all resources under legal rights. Hoping Russell Russell Brand will RT so our new X account gets traction! Thank you to biggest supporters on X! Lady Astor 🗡️ Count Simon of #TzuVannia Phaedra Grace Lisa Christine •. @cbrannenmissw Prometheus Anne Margaret Daniel 🦋 Robb Edwards 🌱

Beagle Lovers And Rescuers Inc.

22,735 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

I'm seeing some odd reactions to the HBC news. My opinion of the role that HBC played is bullish..!! Dismissed with Prejudice, just says, don't come around trying to sue people after this emergence takes place. Because the ones who have the most to lose will make an attempt. Consider it post emergence protection from frivolous lawsuit filers. The company had to go into Ch 11 bankruptcy protection, to have any chance of returning $$ to all of their stakeholders. As opposed to the people driving it into the dirt, wanted the company to go into Chapter 7 and be dead forever. I can't think of a better, legal way to control their timeline and destiny via the share price to get them there. And the timeline was controlled on the debtors' watch, not the other way around. Remember, my recent post of how many documents were filed on the petition date of April 23, 2023 for this voluntary Chapter 11..? And how many more were filed the day after on April 24, 2023 for the first day hearing..? You do remember that morning of April 23, 2023 was a Sunday. Woke up, checking on things, and saying to yourself, welp, here we go. I remember. 42 intricately detailed court filings on April 23, 2023, and a total of 80 filings by the end of the day on April 24, 2023 which was also the first day hearing. This Ch 11 Reorganization was planned. And it was planned well in advance of HBC getting involved, imo. The plan was to disassemble this horribly run business, neglected infrastructure (as RC would say "Underinvestment in their Technology Stack"), and start over... I am sure there were some audibles being called along the way, like.. "oh crap, look at the fraud.." But, imo, that is another bullish indicator that shareholders are going to make it. Why..? Because if you had offered $400M to buy that piece of crap, and on top of that, have a legal bill of over $100M (just a guess, it is probably more), not to mention, the analysts and MSM making up lies, and dragging your family's name through the dirt, I would hope you would do the same thing. Jam it down their throat, and let the World know, you come after me, you are going to pay. And if RC comes calling, you'd better pick up the damn phone. There is a new sheriff in town, and he is not fucking around. So for those MSM spies, and worthless shills working for the morons who made a bad bet, take this post, and shove it up your ass. It has been a pleasure doing business with you. Oh yeah, and RC can start something new with the most valuable asset he just acquired, the tax attribute asset gift that the morons paid for.. The $1.6B+ of NOLs. 😊
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I'm seeing some odd reactions to the HBC news. My opinion of the role that HBC played is bullish..!! Dismissed with Prejudice, just says, don't come around trying to sue people after this emergence takes place. Because the ones who have the most to lose will make an attempt. Consider it post emergence protection from frivolous lawsuit filers. The company had to go into Ch 11 bankruptcy protection, to have any chance of returning $$ to all of their stakeholders. As opposed to the people driving it into the dirt, wanted the company to go into Chapter 7 and be dead forever. I can't think of a better, legal way to control their timeline and destiny via the share price to get them there. And the timeline was controlled on the debtors' watch, not the other way around. Remember, my recent post of how many documents were filed on the petition date of April 23, 2023 for this voluntary Chapter 11..? And how many more were filed the day after on April 24, 2023 for the first day hearing..? You do remember that morning of April 23, 2023 was a Sunday. Woke up, checking on things, and saying to yourself, welp, here we go. I remember. 42 intricately detailed court filings on April 23, 2023, and a total of 80 filings by the end of the day on April 24, 2023 which was also the first day hearing. This Ch 11 Reorganization was planned. And it was planned well in advance of HBC getting involved, imo. The plan was to disassemble this horribly run business, neglected infrastructure (as RC would say "Underinvestment in their Technology Stack"), and start over... I am sure there were some audibles being called along the way, like.. "oh crap, look at the fraud.." But, imo, that is another bullish indicator that shareholders are going to make it. Why..? Because if you had offered $400M to buy that piece of crap, and on top of that, have a legal bill of over $100M (just a guess, it is probably more), not to mention, the analysts and MSM making up lies, and dragging your family's name through the dirt, I would hope you would do the same thing. Jam it down their throat, and let the World know, you come after me, you are going to pay. And if RC comes calling, you'd better pick up the damn phone. There is a new sheriff in town, and he is not fucking around. So for those MSM spies, and worthless shills working for the morons who made a bad bet, take this post, and shove it up your ass. It has been a pleasure doing business with you. Oh yeah, and RC can start something new with the most valuable asset he just acquired, the tax attribute asset gift that the morons paid for.. The $1.6B+ of NOLs. 😊

DirtΞvader

17,345 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce

In 1997, Steve Jobs came back to Apple and canceled 70% of the product line. The engineers whose projects just died? Three feet off the ground with excitement. “They finally understood where in the heck we were going.” He spent 20 minutes explaining how he was going to bring Apple back: On focus: "We looked at the product road map going out for a few years and said a lot of this doesn't make sense." "There's way too much stuff and not enough focus." "We got rid of 70% of the stuff on the product road map." "You're going to see the product line get much simpler. And you're going to see the product line get much better." On inventory: "We've got two to three months of inventory in our manufacturing pipeline. And about an equal amount in our distribution pipeline." "So we're having to make guesses four, five, six months in advance about what the customer wants." "We're not smart enough to do that. I don't think Einstein's smart enough to do that." "So we're going to get really simple. Take inventory out of those pipelines. Let the customer tell us what they want. And respond to it super fast." On marketing: "To me, marketing is about values." "This is a very complicated world. A very noisy world. We're not going to get a chance to get people to remember much about us. No company is." "So we have to be really clear on what we want them to know about us." On brand neglect: "Apple is one of the half dozen best brands in the whole world. Right up there with Nike, Disney, Coke, Sony." "But even a great brand needs investment and caring if it's going to retain its relevance and vitality." "The Apple brand has clearly suffered from neglect in the last few years." On what not to do: "The way to bring it back is not to talk about speeds and feeds. Not to talk about megahertz. Not to talk about why we're better than Windows." "The dairy industry tried for 20 years to convince you that milk was good for you. It's a lie. But they tried anyway." "Sales were going like this." [Down] "Then they tried 'Got Milk.' Sales went like this." [Up] "Got Milk doesn't even talk about the product. It focuses on the absence of the product." On Nike: "The best example of all. One of the greatest jobs of marketing the universe has ever seen is Nike." "Nike sells a commodity. They sell shoes. Yet when you think of Nike, you feel something different than a shoe company." "In their ads, they don't ever talk about the product. They honor great athletes. That's who they are." On Apple's identity: "Our customers want to know: who is Apple? What do we stand for?" "What we're about isn't making boxes for people to get their jobs done." "Apple at its core is that we believe people with passion can change the world for the better." "Those people crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones that actually do." On death: "For 33 years, I've looked in the mirror every morning and asked: if today were the last day of my life, would I want to do what I'm about to do today?" "Whenever the answer has been no for too many days in a row, I know I need to change something." "Remembering that I'll be dead soon is the most important tool I've ever encountered to help me make the big choices in life." "Almost everything—all external expectations, all pride, all fear of embarrassment or failure—these things just fall away in the face of death." "You are already naked. There is no reason not to follow your heart." On time: "Your time is limited. So don't waste it living someone else's life." "Don't be trapped by dogma, which is living with the results of other people's thinking." "Don't let the noise of others' opinions drown out your own inner voice." "Have the courage to follow your heart and intuition. They somehow already know what you truly want to become." "Everything else is secondary." "Stay hungry. Stay foolish."
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In 1997, Steve Jobs came back to Apple and canceled 70% of the product line. The engineers whose projects just died? Three feet off the ground with excitement. “They finally understood where in the heck we were going.” He spent 20 minutes explaining how he was going to bring Apple back: On focus: "We looked at the product road map going out for a few years and said a lot of this doesn't make sense." "There's way too much stuff and not enough focus." "We got rid of 70% of the stuff on the product road map." "You're going to see the product line get much simpler. And you're going to see the product line get much better." On inventory: "We've got two to three months of inventory in our manufacturing pipeline. And about an equal amount in our distribution pipeline." "So we're having to make guesses four, five, six months in advance about what the customer wants." "We're not smart enough to do that. I don't think Einstein's smart enough to do that." "So we're going to get really simple. Take inventory out of those pipelines. Let the customer tell us what they want. And respond to it super fast." On marketing: "To me, marketing is about values." "This is a very complicated world. A very noisy world. We're not going to get a chance to get people to remember much about us. No company is." "So we have to be really clear on what we want them to know about us." On brand neglect: "Apple is one of the half dozen best brands in the whole world. Right up there with Nike, Disney, Coke, Sony." "But even a great brand needs investment and caring if it's going to retain its relevance and vitality." "The Apple brand has clearly suffered from neglect in the last few years." On what not to do: "The way to bring it back is not to talk about speeds and feeds. Not to talk about megahertz. Not to talk about why we're better than Windows." "The dairy industry tried for 20 years to convince you that milk was good for you. It's a lie. But they tried anyway." "Sales were going like this." [Down] "Then they tried 'Got Milk.' Sales went like this." [Up] "Got Milk doesn't even talk about the product. It focuses on the absence of the product." On Nike: "The best example of all. One of the greatest jobs of marketing the universe has ever seen is Nike." "Nike sells a commodity. They sell shoes. Yet when you think of Nike, you feel something different than a shoe company." "In their ads, they don't ever talk about the product. They honor great athletes. That's who they are." On Apple's identity: "Our customers want to know: who is Apple? What do we stand for?" "What we're about isn't making boxes for people to get their jobs done." "Apple at its core is that we believe people with passion can change the world for the better." "Those people crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones that actually do." On death: "For 33 years, I've looked in the mirror every morning and asked: if today were the last day of my life, would I want to do what I'm about to do today?" "Whenever the answer has been no for too many days in a row, I know I need to change something." "Remembering that I'll be dead soon is the most important tool I've ever encountered to help me make the big choices in life." "Almost everything—all external expectations, all pride, all fear of embarrassment or failure—these things just fall away in the face of death." "You are already naked. There is no reason not to follow your heart." On time: "Your time is limited. So don't waste it living someone else's life." "Don't be trapped by dogma, which is living with the results of other people's thinking." "Don't let the noise of others' opinions drown out your own inner voice." "Have the courage to follow your heart and intuition. They somehow already know what you truly want to become." "Everything else is secondary." "Stay hungry. Stay foolish."

Jaynit

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I closed 3 major deals as a result of an event I attended last year 😌 It’s one thing to attend a high profile event in your niche, take pictures and show you were there, it’s a totally different thing from being able to close deals, or for that event to have a positive life changing impact on your career. September last year, I attended the Africa Money & DeFi Summit - Accra Sept 24&25 2025 and thanks to the event, i met a lot of thought leaders in the industry (Web2 and Web3 incisive). I was opportune to be a speaker at that event, and while I made the most off my 20mins on that stage, I even got more opportunities during the 15hours I spent outside the stage. This same event will be happening 3rd & 4th of October this year, and I realized some people from here will also be attending. Here are some tips I followed that helped me yield good results from attending the event. These tips can also be applied to other tech events. ————— 1. Research and Plan Ahead: I was able to familiarize myself with the event schedule, speakers and exhibitors. Africa Money & DeFi Summit - Accra Sept 24&25 2025 always share this info with everyone who registers for the event at least 1week before the event. Thanks to this, I was able to check out some of the speakers on LinkedIn, and even scheduled meetings with a lot of them before hand. ————— 2. Network Strategically: Prepare your elevator pitch, and also have your business cards ready. For every person that reached out to me, or people I reached out to during the event, I was able to hold conversations with genuine interest in their work and was always willing to share what I do. ————— 3. Stay Informed: Keep up-to-date with industry news and trends. This always help when you engage in meaning discussions with fellow attendees. As you can see on the short clip attached to this tweet, I was talking about Real Yield, and this was just before it officially became a buzz in the DeFi Space. I used the info as well as others to helped lock down conversations. ————— 4. Dress Appropriately: Always aim for professional attire for events like these. People who attend these events come there to do business, so you’ll always find them dressed professionally. The 2 images I attached to this post are from the 2days of the event, I’m sure you can see how professionally dressed I was. It’s better to be slightly overdressed than underdressed. ————— 5. Engage in Q&A Sessions: Don’t hesitate to ask questions during talks or presentations. It demonstrates your interest and can lead to insightful discussions. By insightful discussions, I mean discussions after the session or even after the event. Conversations can easily start as a result of the question you asked, so take a chance on it. ————— To keep this tweet short, I’ll be stopping here but will drop my other tips as a part 2 for this. If you learnt something from the above tips, or saw one you’d like to implement on your next event, do well to tell me on the comment section 👇🏽 Don’t forget to Like 💙and Repost 🔄this post, someone from your audience might need it. Remember to hit the follow button and turn on post notifications for more posts like this 🔔 You can also follow the following Gigachads for their mind-blowing content Marablossom 👑 vhict◒ɾɾy Xeusthegreat (♟,♟) Denise 🏴‍☠️ Big Diamond InfoSpace OG 𝑨𝒈𝒆𝒏𝒕 𝑹𝒊𝒊𝒄𝒉𝒂𝒓𝒅 🧠 💡
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I closed 3 major deals as a result of an event I attended last year 😌 It’s one thing to attend a high profile event in your niche, take pictures and show you were there, it’s a totally different thing from being able to close deals, or for that event to have a positive life changing impact on your career. September last year, I attended the Africa Money & DeFi Summit - Accra Sept 24&25 2025 and thanks to the event, i met a lot of thought leaders in the industry (Web2 and Web3 incisive). I was opportune to be a speaker at that event, and while I made the most off my 20mins on that stage, I even got more opportunities during the 15hours I spent outside the stage. This same event will be happening 3rd & 4th of October this year, and I realized some people from here will also be attending. Here are some tips I followed that helped me yield good results from attending the event. These tips can also be applied to other tech events. ————— 1. Research and Plan Ahead: I was able to familiarize myself with the event schedule, speakers and exhibitors. Africa Money & DeFi Summit - Accra Sept 24&25 2025 always share this info with everyone who registers for the event at least 1week before the event. Thanks to this, I was able to check out some of the speakers on LinkedIn, and even scheduled meetings with a lot of them before hand. ————— 2. Network Strategically: Prepare your elevator pitch, and also have your business cards ready. For every person that reached out to me, or people I reached out to during the event, I was able to hold conversations with genuine interest in their work and was always willing to share what I do. ————— 3. Stay Informed: Keep up-to-date with industry news and trends. This always help when you engage in meaning discussions with fellow attendees. As you can see on the short clip attached to this tweet, I was talking about Real Yield, and this was just before it officially became a buzz in the DeFi Space. I used the info as well as others to helped lock down conversations. ————— 4. Dress Appropriately: Always aim for professional attire for events like these. People who attend these events come there to do business, so you’ll always find them dressed professionally. The 2 images I attached to this post are from the 2days of the event, I’m sure you can see how professionally dressed I was. It’s better to be slightly overdressed than underdressed. ————— 5. Engage in Q&A Sessions: Don’t hesitate to ask questions during talks or presentations. It demonstrates your interest and can lead to insightful discussions. By insightful discussions, I mean discussions after the session or even after the event. Conversations can easily start as a result of the question you asked, so take a chance on it. ————— To keep this tweet short, I’ll be stopping here but will drop my other tips as a part 2 for this. If you learnt something from the above tips, or saw one you’d like to implement on your next event, do well to tell me on the comment section 👇🏽 Don’t forget to Like 💙and Repost 🔄this post, someone from your audience might need it. Remember to hit the follow button and turn on post notifications for more posts like this 🔔 You can also follow the following Gigachads for their mind-blowing content Marablossom 👑 vhict◒ɾɾy Xeusthegreat (♟,♟) Denise 🏴‍☠️ Big Diamond InfoSpace OG 𝑨𝒈𝒆𝒏𝒕 𝑹𝒊𝒊𝒄𝒉𝒂𝒓𝒅 🧠 💡

SAYRAAH #WID 📈📉📊

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🚨Was Candace Owens Was MEANT to Die Instead of Charlie Kirk — Andrew Kolvet's "It Was SUPPOSED To Be You" DECODED In this clip from Coach Colin's podcast, he talks about the EUREKA moment he had that explains what Andrew Kolvet meant when he said to Candace "It was supposed to be you". What he just uncovered will flip your view on the Charlie Kirk saga! Coach breaks down a convo with his brother: When Andrew Colvett told Candace "it was supposed to be you" after Charlie's death, it wasn't random grief – it was DEEP. Candace was JUST LIKE Charlie – spotted in gifted programs as a kid, scoring sky-high on tests, even offered a FULL-RIDE to a elite academy (King Low Haywood) that her mom wanted her to take, but she BEGGED not to go, crying about friends and promising to "be an idiot" instead. Sound familiar? These programs aren't just for smart kids; they're spotting potential leaders to "guide" for bigger agendas – maybe government, maybe something shadier. Candace admits she thinks she was "spared," and didn't realize she had HANDLERS pushing her path: From Red Pill Black to Officer Tatum, then Turning Point with Charlie (who "bumped into" her and felt divinely called to grab her as the "missing piece"). Charlie had his own "guides" – people placed around him that would give him subtle nudges in the direction they wanted him to go, like skipping college, building TPUSA. Both were on trajectories to be POWERHOUSES – people even said Candace could be PRESIDENT, just like Charlie's vibe. But Candace veered off: Went to Prager University,was forced to meet a "spiritual Israeli Rabbi" to apologize for being cancelled, and poof – The Cancelation vanished. Then to Daily Wire and then next to TPUSA. Coach's theory? If Candace stayed "handled" and on track with Charlie, SHE might've been the one taken out when she started pushing back, making Charlie the "Messiah figure" instead. Andrew – possibly a handler himself (disciple of John Moore? TPUSA spokesperson?) – knew the plan: "It was supposed to be YOU." Candace even says: "I didn't recognize that I had handlers... Charlie picks his head up and starts to push back... they panicked." And remember Scott Adams (RIP) saying ye 's tweet about Candace "ripped a hole in the universe"? Everything changed when she broke free. This reframes EVERYTHING – divine paths or manipulated ones? Watch the clip and tell me: Was Candace the intended target? Tag Candace Owens & Share if this blows your mind! 👇 Also be sure to FOLLOW my bro Coach Colin and go watch her FULL video about this. I'll leave the link down in the comments below.
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🚨Was Candace Owens Was MEANT to Die Instead of Charlie Kirk — Andrew Kolvet's "It Was SUPPOSED To Be You" DECODED In this clip from Coach Colin's podcast, he talks about the EUREKA moment he had that explains what Andrew Kolvet meant when he said to Candace "It was supposed to be you". What he just uncovered will flip your view on the Charlie Kirk saga! Coach breaks down a convo with his brother: When Andrew Colvett told Candace "it was supposed to be you" after Charlie's death, it wasn't random grief – it was DEEP. Candace was JUST LIKE Charlie – spotted in gifted programs as a kid, scoring sky-high on tests, even offered a FULL-RIDE to a elite academy (King Low Haywood) that her mom wanted her to take, but she BEGGED not to go, crying about friends and promising to "be an idiot" instead. Sound familiar? These programs aren't just for smart kids; they're spotting potential leaders to "guide" for bigger agendas – maybe government, maybe something shadier. Candace admits she thinks she was "spared," and didn't realize she had HANDLERS pushing her path: From Red Pill Black to Officer Tatum, then Turning Point with Charlie (who "bumped into" her and felt divinely called to grab her as the "missing piece"). Charlie had his own "guides" – people placed around him that would give him subtle nudges in the direction they wanted him to go, like skipping college, building TPUSA. Both were on trajectories to be POWERHOUSES – people even said Candace could be PRESIDENT, just like Charlie's vibe. But Candace veered off: Went to Prager University,was forced to meet a "spiritual Israeli Rabbi" to apologize for being cancelled, and poof – The Cancelation vanished. Then to Daily Wire and then next to TPUSA. Coach's theory? If Candace stayed "handled" and on track with Charlie, SHE might've been the one taken out when she started pushing back, making Charlie the "Messiah figure" instead. Andrew – possibly a handler himself (disciple of John Moore? TPUSA spokesperson?) – knew the plan: "It was supposed to be YOU." Candace even says: "I didn't recognize that I had handlers... Charlie picks his head up and starts to push back... they panicked." And remember Scott Adams (RIP) saying ye 's tweet about Candace "ripped a hole in the universe"? Everything changed when she broke free. This reframes EVERYTHING – divine paths or manipulated ones? Watch the clip and tell me: Was Candace the intended target? Tag Candace Owens & Share if this blows your mind! 👇 Also be sure to FOLLOW my bro Coach Colin and go watch her FULL video about this. I'll leave the link down in the comments below.

Project Constitution

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Delivering the Commencement Speech at Hertie School in the heart of Europe was a true honor. Their warm welcome, generous applause, and hopeful faces made it an unforgettable experience. As they set out on their new journey, we stood together. LEAD WITH LOVE Commencement Address Hertie School 2025 By the Former President of Mongolia, ELBEGDORJ Tsakhia Thank you to the Deans, faculty, proud families, and most of all, to the graduating class of Hertie School 2025. I have come here from more than 9,000 kilometers away to say: Congratulations, Class of 2025. When I say Class of 2025, I feel your energy! In my country, when we have this kind of celebration, we shout together: “ “Uukhai! Uukhai!” It means: Yes! We are here. Let’s go! I think the whole world should know, you are here and ready. So let’s try it together: Class of 2025! “Uukhai! Uukhai!” Yes! That’s what I’m talking about. That’s the spirit! And that spirit tells us something true: You are never too young to lead. And, we are never too old to learn. What an honor it is to share this moment with you. I was born in western Mongolia, the youngest of eight children in a sheep herder’s family. I grew up in the sharp winds of socialism, but wrapped in the deep warmth of my parents’ compassion and love, as many of you are here today. Our home stood in a long valley, surrounded by mountains. When the wind picked up, and it always did, my father would rush to fasten our ger and then ride out to help the neighbors. He moved like an arrow with wings, his horse flying across the steppe. When the storm passed and no one lost their homes, people came to thank him. I still remember the quiet pride in his smile. From those days, I learned one idea: Every good thing begins with you and grows with the help of others. Now, it is your turn. You are about to begin your journey. Seeing you here, side by side with your families and loved ones, brings me joy. What a beautiful moment of reunion, of hope, and pride. I see many mothers in the audience. In my country, we have an old saying; Always listen to your mother. The mother is always right. My father was a soldier and an infantryman during the war. Amid the smoke and chaos, he taught himself to write and sent one letter home. That letter reached my mother. And she waited five long years. Five winters and five springs. Five summers and five autumns. With only that one letter in her hands and hope in her heart. One evening, from the sunset side across the dusty plain, a horseman appeared. That was my father. This story taught me never to lose hope. No matter how long or hard the road, keep going. You will meet your happiness. Your journey will continue. Dear Class of 2025, “Uukhai, Uukhai” Many of you will now enter public life and work in policy, governance, or advocacy. Let me share this truth: Public service is not about power. It is about people. It is about giving more than you take. It is about helping others rise, just as others once helped you. Imagine the people providing you with everything, including their support, hope, and vote. Now, it is your turn to give back. Give people more rights. More opportunities. More freedom. When the people succeed, you succeed. My country, Mongolia, has been the only vibrant democracy between Russia and China since 1990. Our people rose for freedom after a long, hard winter, cracking through snow and ice. We did not spill a single drop of blood in our peaceful revolution. We brought democracy to one of the world’s most remote places. Today, Mongolia’s democratic example shines like a northern star across Eurasia’s vast and uncertain skies. Thanks to my people’s trust, I became Prime Minister at thirty-five. I rushed to tell my mother, who was in her eighties. “Mom,” I said, “I became Prime Minister.” She paused. “What is a Prime Minister?” She was unfamiliar with the term. In her time, leaders were called Secretaries General or Politburo members. I tried to explain. My mother listened, then said: “Whatever it is, be grateful for your people. Work hard.” That has guided me ever since. I believe every heartbeat carries a call for freedom. God has planted in every human heart the desire to live free. Even if that desire is crushed for a while, it rises again. In Mongolia, we speak not only for our freedom but also for the freedom of others. When I was in office, I had the opportunity to lecture at Kim Il-sung University in North Korea. They agreed on one condition: I must not mention three words: “Democracy, Human Rights, Market Economy.” So I did not say those words in my lecture. Instead, I titled my talk: “No Dictatorship Lasts Forever.” That title cost me my meeting with the “Dear Leader.” But later, I was told that South Korean freedom activists had picked up my speech. They had flown it again into the North by air balloon. Words can travel farther than we imagine. You must master them. Words have more power than any other human innovation. One day, you may speak the truth in places it is forbidden. When you deal with autocrats, you must always put their people first. Dictators rarely listen to others but fear their people’s voices and awareness. Europe, too, has shown the power of humanity. When war returned to Ukraine, Europe showed the best of itself. You welcomed millions of mothers and children by opening your homes, hospitals, and schools. You even paid in advance for buses, cars, and everything else they needed. You did not wait to be asked. You helped. That is Europe at its best. Europe has become the warm heart of humanity. You are at your best when you care and share with others. This brutal war has also been harsh on ethnic minorities inside Russia. They have been sent to the frontlines as cannon fodder. When Russia announced its first mobilization, I called on young Russian men, especially minorities. I asked them to escape death through the Mongols’ embrace and come to Mongolia. Tens of thousands did. If one less man holds a gun against Ukraine, we count that as our contribution to peace in Europe. Mongolians have a saying: “The good in history is my teacher and the bad in history is my teacher.” History has taught us this: In today’s world, war has become obsolete. Every issue, no matter how difficult, can be resolved peacefully through dialogue, negotiation, and understanding. As Nelson Mandela once said, “The most powerful weapon is to sit down and talk.” Today, we are no longer voiceless. We have these tools to express our concerns, grievances, and truths. But even now, some still reach for old maps to justify new aggression. President Putin once cited a Russian imperial map to claim that Ukraine belonged to his empire. Then, I responded with a map of the Great Mongol Empire. And I wrote on Twitter: “After Putin’s talk, I found a Mongolian historical map. Don’t worry. We are a peaceful and free nation.” That single post reached more than twelve million people worldwide. (Please follow me on “X.”) Dear Class of 2025, This is the world we live in now, where words and knowledge can fly farther than missiles. We live in a new renaissance, when ideas are created and shared at a scale and speed unimaginable in any earlier age. But in this fast-moving world, the most critical battlefield you will ever face is yourself. If you want to serve, first, serve your conscience. If you want to build a better world, make a better you. Character is not a gift. It is something you practice every day. Build a ‘hope habit.’ Leadership is not a title; it is a decision you make in silence and noise, in crisis and calm. So first, become the person you would want to follow. I began today by speaking of compassion. Now, let us make this moment unforgettable. Please, close your eyes. Imagine someone who loves you deeply. See their face and feel their presence. Imagine them, they are next to you. Take a slow, deep breath. Quietly, in your heart, say to them: “I love you.” Now, open your eyes. Breathe that love in. Let it fill you. Let it stay with you. Carry that feeling into the world. Please share it. Lead with love. Congratulations. I love you. Thank you.
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Delivering the Commencement Speech at Hertie School in the heart of Europe was a true honor. Their warm welcome, generous applause, and hopeful faces made it an unforgettable experience. As they set out on their new journey, we stood together. LEAD WITH LOVE Commencement Address Hertie School 2025 By the Former President of Mongolia, ELBEGDORJ Tsakhia Thank you to the Deans, faculty, proud families, and most of all, to the graduating class of Hertie School 2025. I have come here from more than 9,000 kilometers away to say: Congratulations, Class of 2025. When I say Class of 2025, I feel your energy! In my country, when we have this kind of celebration, we shout together: “ “Uukhai! Uukhai!” It means: Yes! We are here. Let’s go! I think the whole world should know, you are here and ready. So let’s try it together: Class of 2025! “Uukhai! Uukhai!” Yes! That’s what I’m talking about. That’s the spirit! And that spirit tells us something true: You are never too young to lead. And, we are never too old to learn. What an honor it is to share this moment with you. I was born in western Mongolia, the youngest of eight children in a sheep herder’s family. I grew up in the sharp winds of socialism, but wrapped in the deep warmth of my parents’ compassion and love, as many of you are here today. Our home stood in a long valley, surrounded by mountains. When the wind picked up, and it always did, my father would rush to fasten our ger and then ride out to help the neighbors. He moved like an arrow with wings, his horse flying across the steppe. When the storm passed and no one lost their homes, people came to thank him. I still remember the quiet pride in his smile. From those days, I learned one idea: Every good thing begins with you and grows with the help of others. Now, it is your turn. You are about to begin your journey. Seeing you here, side by side with your families and loved ones, brings me joy. What a beautiful moment of reunion, of hope, and pride. I see many mothers in the audience. In my country, we have an old saying; Always listen to your mother. The mother is always right. My father was a soldier and an infantryman during the war. Amid the smoke and chaos, he taught himself to write and sent one letter home. That letter reached my mother. And she waited five long years. Five winters and five springs. Five summers and five autumns. With only that one letter in her hands and hope in her heart. One evening, from the sunset side across the dusty plain, a horseman appeared. That was my father. This story taught me never to lose hope. No matter how long or hard the road, keep going. You will meet your happiness. Your journey will continue. Dear Class of 2025, “Uukhai, Uukhai” Many of you will now enter public life and work in policy, governance, or advocacy. Let me share this truth: Public service is not about power. It is about people. It is about giving more than you take. It is about helping others rise, just as others once helped you. Imagine the people providing you with everything, including their support, hope, and vote. Now, it is your turn to give back. Give people more rights. More opportunities. More freedom. When the people succeed, you succeed. My country, Mongolia, has been the only vibrant democracy between Russia and China since 1990. Our people rose for freedom after a long, hard winter, cracking through snow and ice. We did not spill a single drop of blood in our peaceful revolution. We brought democracy to one of the world’s most remote places. Today, Mongolia’s democratic example shines like a northern star across Eurasia’s vast and uncertain skies. Thanks to my people’s trust, I became Prime Minister at thirty-five. I rushed to tell my mother, who was in her eighties. “Mom,” I said, “I became Prime Minister.” She paused. “What is a Prime Minister?” She was unfamiliar with the term. In her time, leaders were called Secretaries General or Politburo members. I tried to explain. My mother listened, then said: “Whatever it is, be grateful for your people. Work hard.” That has guided me ever since. I believe every heartbeat carries a call for freedom. God has planted in every human heart the desire to live free. Even if that desire is crushed for a while, it rises again. In Mongolia, we speak not only for our freedom but also for the freedom of others. When I was in office, I had the opportunity to lecture at Kim Il-sung University in North Korea. They agreed on one condition: I must not mention three words: “Democracy, Human Rights, Market Economy.” So I did not say those words in my lecture. Instead, I titled my talk: “No Dictatorship Lasts Forever.” That title cost me my meeting with the “Dear Leader.” But later, I was told that South Korean freedom activists had picked up my speech. They had flown it again into the North by air balloon. Words can travel farther than we imagine. You must master them. Words have more power than any other human innovation. One day, you may speak the truth in places it is forbidden. When you deal with autocrats, you must always put their people first. Dictators rarely listen to others but fear their people’s voices and awareness. Europe, too, has shown the power of humanity. When war returned to Ukraine, Europe showed the best of itself. You welcomed millions of mothers and children by opening your homes, hospitals, and schools. You even paid in advance for buses, cars, and everything else they needed. You did not wait to be asked. You helped. That is Europe at its best. Europe has become the warm heart of humanity. You are at your best when you care and share with others. This brutal war has also been harsh on ethnic minorities inside Russia. They have been sent to the frontlines as cannon fodder. When Russia announced its first mobilization, I called on young Russian men, especially minorities. I asked them to escape death through the Mongols’ embrace and come to Mongolia. Tens of thousands did. If one less man holds a gun against Ukraine, we count that as our contribution to peace in Europe. Mongolians have a saying: “The good in history is my teacher and the bad in history is my teacher.” History has taught us this: In today’s world, war has become obsolete. Every issue, no matter how difficult, can be resolved peacefully through dialogue, negotiation, and understanding. As Nelson Mandela once said, “The most powerful weapon is to sit down and talk.” Today, we are no longer voiceless. We have these tools to express our concerns, grievances, and truths. But even now, some still reach for old maps to justify new aggression. President Putin once cited a Russian imperial map to claim that Ukraine belonged to his empire. Then, I responded with a map of the Great Mongol Empire. And I wrote on Twitter: “After Putin’s talk, I found a Mongolian historical map. Don’t worry. We are a peaceful and free nation.” That single post reached more than twelve million people worldwide. (Please follow me on “X.”) Dear Class of 2025, This is the world we live in now, where words and knowledge can fly farther than missiles. We live in a new renaissance, when ideas are created and shared at a scale and speed unimaginable in any earlier age. But in this fast-moving world, the most critical battlefield you will ever face is yourself. If you want to serve, first, serve your conscience. If you want to build a better world, make a better you. Character is not a gift. It is something you practice every day. Build a ‘hope habit.’ Leadership is not a title; it is a decision you make in silence and noise, in crisis and calm. So first, become the person you would want to follow. I began today by speaking of compassion. Now, let us make this moment unforgettable. Please, close your eyes. Imagine someone who loves you deeply. See their face and feel their presence. Imagine them, they are next to you. Take a slow, deep breath. Quietly, in your heart, say to them: “I love you.” Now, open your eyes. Breathe that love in. Let it fill you. Let it stay with you. Carry that feeling into the world. Please share it. Lead with love. Congratulations. I love you. Thank you.

Mongol Tsakhia ELBEGDORJ

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Turning pain into purpose 🧡 I never imagined my post would reach so many. If there is one theme and take away I have taken from it- it’s the shared desire from us all to simply know others care. It’s what makes us all human. It also highlighted just how many want to help but don’t know how. People who deeply care about their loved ones but didn’t reach out because they were afraid of saying the wrong thing or bothering them, not knowing the pain their absence or lack of words may have caused. I wanted to share because I’ve been on both sides of the fence, even as a cancer patient myself. This post was even partially inspired by my own guilt from a friend who passed recently- who I thought I’d have more time with. Someone I was in contact with often but wished I told them how much they meant to me. None of us are perfect and we all do the best we can but at the end of the day, it isn’t about big grand gestures or knowing the right words to take away the pain. It’s about simply being there through it. If you’re unsure what to say, here are a few examples that folks have crowd sourced of things that are impactful: 🔸“Just thinking about you” messages 🔸Pictures/gifs/videos 🔸Specific offers to help (bring food, watch pets, rides to appointments) 🔸Offers to help take care of household chores (lawn, house cleaning etc) 🔸Post cards/letters periodically to let them know they’re on your mind 🔸Care packages 🔸Texts/messages/calls (knowing they may not always respond) Little efforts go a long way ❤️ Many have asked how I’m doing since my post and I have to say I feel beyond fortunate to be where I am these days. There was a time I wasn’t sure I’d see past 30. I was already stage IV when I was diagnosed and things didn’t look great. But coming up on 3 years later, I am happy to share that I currently have no active cancer and have been fortunate to be able channel the pain from those early days into purpose I spent 1.5 years before I was diagnosed, struggling to be heard and trying to convince others something was wrong. So chronic illness fighters, I see you. The first emotion I felt when I heard I had stage IV cancer was relief that someone believed me. The day I shared my diagnosis, I was flooded with support that I know many of you don’t get as you struggle to track down a diagnosis of your own I have a one in a million cancer, so I also know the pain and uncertainty that comes with an endless stream of unanswered questions and unknowns In the absence of support from others- I want you to know I see and feel your pain and I encourage others who have friends or loved ones that are struggling with any battle to take the time to let them know you care. Your small gestures will always be remembered Someone I look up to a lot (Chris Johnson Foundation Inc.) recently described the act of refocusing their most difficult days as turning their pain into purpose, which resonates with me deeply So much of my outlook has been influenced by facing a bleak prognosis and feeling like I was given a second chance Today’s been a crazy day, seeing this post go viral and wanting to send a giant hug to so many of you- while also having a bit of a surreal and milestone day myself Today, was not only my first day at a new job, a nonprofit very close to my heart that’s moving research forward for rare cancers But I also found myself on the cover of one of the largest cancer magazines, which honestly just feels crazy I promised myself if I ever reached no active cancer, I’d dedicate the gift of time I was given to helping other patients who may come behind me. I give away everything I make from advocacy to research, including 100% of my portion of the earnings from a memoir I’ve been writing Today I feel insanely grateful to have been able to turn my pain into purpose and I hold all of you in my thoughts who are still in the thick of it. My words may not be able to take it all away but I stand with you in solidarity through the pain.
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Turning pain into purpose 🧡 I never imagined my post would reach so many. If there is one theme and take away I have taken from it- it’s the shared desire from us all to simply know others care. It’s what makes us all human. It also highlighted just how many want to help but don’t know how. People who deeply care about their loved ones but didn’t reach out because they were afraid of saying the wrong thing or bothering them, not knowing the pain their absence or lack of words may have caused. I wanted to share because I’ve been on both sides of the fence, even as a cancer patient myself. This post was even partially inspired by my own guilt from a friend who passed recently- who I thought I’d have more time with. Someone I was in contact with often but wished I told them how much they meant to me. None of us are perfect and we all do the best we can but at the end of the day, it isn’t about big grand gestures or knowing the right words to take away the pain. It’s about simply being there through it. If you’re unsure what to say, here are a few examples that folks have crowd sourced of things that are impactful: 🔸“Just thinking about you” messages 🔸Pictures/gifs/videos 🔸Specific offers to help (bring food, watch pets, rides to appointments) 🔸Offers to help take care of household chores (lawn, house cleaning etc) 🔸Post cards/letters periodically to let them know they’re on your mind 🔸Care packages 🔸Texts/messages/calls (knowing they may not always respond) Little efforts go a long way ❤️ Many have asked how I’m doing since my post and I have to say I feel beyond fortunate to be where I am these days. There was a time I wasn’t sure I’d see past 30. I was already stage IV when I was diagnosed and things didn’t look great. But coming up on 3 years later, I am happy to share that I currently have no active cancer and have been fortunate to be able channel the pain from those early days into purpose I spent 1.5 years before I was diagnosed, struggling to be heard and trying to convince others something was wrong. So chronic illness fighters, I see you. The first emotion I felt when I heard I had stage IV cancer was relief that someone believed me. The day I shared my diagnosis, I was flooded with support that I know many of you don’t get as you struggle to track down a diagnosis of your own I have a one in a million cancer, so I also know the pain and uncertainty that comes with an endless stream of unanswered questions and unknowns In the absence of support from others- I want you to know I see and feel your pain and I encourage others who have friends or loved ones that are struggling with any battle to take the time to let them know you care. Your small gestures will always be remembered Someone I look up to a lot (Chris Johnson Foundation Inc.) recently described the act of refocusing their most difficult days as turning their pain into purpose, which resonates with me deeply So much of my outlook has been influenced by facing a bleak prognosis and feeling like I was given a second chance Today’s been a crazy day, seeing this post go viral and wanting to send a giant hug to so many of you- while also having a bit of a surreal and milestone day myself Today, was not only my first day at a new job, a nonprofit very close to my heart that’s moving research forward for rare cancers But I also found myself on the cover of one of the largest cancer magazines, which honestly just feels crazy I promised myself if I ever reached no active cancer, I’d dedicate the gift of time I was given to helping other patients who may come behind me. I give away everything I make from advocacy to research, including 100% of my portion of the earnings from a memoir I’ve been writing Today I feel insanely grateful to have been able to turn my pain into purpose and I hold all of you in my thoughts who are still in the thick of it. My words may not be able to take it all away but I stand with you in solidarity through the pain.

Katie Coleman

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