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كان لهند رجب، وعمرها 6 سنوات، صورة وهي تتخرج من روضة الأطفال وتبتسم، رافعةً قبعتها الصغيرة، وتنظر إلى الكاميرا بزهو. أتساءل عمّا كانت تريد هند أن تصبح لو سُمح لها أن تكبر؟ Hind was six years old. In a photograph of her graduating from kindergarten, she smiles, tipping her...

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صاحبة السمو الأميرة موزا بنت ناصر المبدعة المتألقة العالمة الحالمة الرقيقة العالية الغالية الطيبة النقية حفظك الله نعم ياطيبة بنتنا كانت تحلم وتعرضت مع كل أولادنا للعدوان الأعنف والأغشم

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Britney Spears is our longest resident here at Happy Doggo after I rescued her 2.5 years ago. Today she was getting some big news which is remarkable considering her back story… 🔓 She was dumped in the jungle with her puppies. She was incredibly vicious. We think she could have been used for fighting 🦷 She bit 2 other volunteers 🏡 The only place she could stay was with me. She caused mayhem attacking snoop, Jumbo and a friend. 📅 For the first year I was pretty much the only one who could handle her. 🌴 She came to the land and had many fights with other dogs. She was learning but she kept letting herself down 🛵 I developed a system of running her which she loves. Its when she would come alive and feel free 🧍‍♂️ She expanded her circle of humans slowly and now is friends with about 20 people. She also has some dog friends. ✅ It’s been 6 months since Britney had any sort of fight or incident. She is very loving now. We are still careful but she has calmed down So after 2.5 years I promised Britney 2025 is the year she would get her own forever home. She will do great but it will need to be a very specialized home and we’ll have to do it slowly and carefully. I wouldn’t even attempt it if I didn’t think it was right but it is. Britney has finally gotten to a place where she needs to be. The land is great for her but a home is always even better. This won’t happen overnight but it will in 2025. I’ve promised her. Anybody who has followed from the start knows how big a deal this is. Also how cool is Britney’s new camera attachment. Best present ever she said 🎁

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I genuinely cannot understand how someone can watch this story and still stand there, looking at two women, and somehow decide that the wrong one is the victim. On one side, you have a girl (Yıldız) who has been mistreated her entire life. Since the moment she was born, she was treated like a sacrifice for a conflict she was never even part of and later we find out that this conflict never even existed. Her right to study was taken from her. She was pushed into a marriage at a very young age just imagine being six, seven, eight years old, living in fear of being tied to someone you don’t even know. She was treated like a servant in her own home, by the very people she thought were her family. And just when she gets close to the happiness she dreamed of, the man she was engaged to shows up with another wife. She gets mistreated by that wife, by his family, and even (unintentionally) by him, because he was trying to run away from his own feelings, and that only caused her more heartbreak. The whole world was literally against her. She fought through all of that, only to find out in the end that everything she suffered for was based on something that wasn’t even real. Her entire life was built on a lie. That she isn’t even part of that family that she has literally no one in this world. Now on the other side… You have a girl (Melek) who, yes, was taken from her biological mother but she was raised by loving parents. She had everything anyone could wish for: education, freedom, a happy childhood, a healthy environment. She lived her life, fell in love, went out, made choices and no one questioned her, no one controlled her. And then what did she do? She found out that her man was engaged to another woman before marrying her (and even saw him marry her) and instead of holding on to her dignity, she chose to stay, to fight for a man who lied to her, to hold onto a marriage he tried to end multiple times. She used her unborn child to keep him tied to her. She lied constantly, and her excuse was that she was “protecting her marriage” a marriage that was already broken from the moment Serhat removed that ring at the airport in episode one. She tried to hand Yıldız (a woman who had already suffered enough) over to dangerous people. Then she found out the truth about her own birth (that her father ra*ped her mother.)And still no empathy. No moment of humanity toward her own mother. All she cared about was herself. And even though none of this had anything to do with Yıldız, she still found a way to blame it on her. Instead of holding her father accountable, she went and made a deal with him to get rid of Yıldız. She literally made a deal with the devil just to hurt Yıldız one more time. And after all of that… you want me to feel sorry for her? You want me to call her a victim? I honestly cannot believe we are living on the same planet with people who see this and still say, “she’s the victim.” Not morally. Not logically. Not emotionally. There is no world where this makes sense. It’s like watching someone clearly cause harm, and still calling them the victim and actually BELIEVING it. #HalefKöklerinÇağrısı

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My mom’s neighbor used to yell at my nephew all the time for no reason, he was only 5 years old when it happened. It got so bad I wouldn’t let him outside by himself anymore. On more than one occasion she would move her car when we walked by as if she was trying to bump him with her mirror. I left work and went over there to visit and when I pulled up I saw my mom outside having a screaming match with the neighbor. My nephew was standing behind my mom and I could see he was crying. I immediately went over there and asked what was going on.she said she came home from work and saw my nephew who I remind you is 5 years old, shirtless and running through a sprinkler in the front yard. She feels that he shouldn’t have been doing that in the front yard and how he was dressed inappropriately for all to see. I looked at him, he was shirtless and was wearing swim trunks and rubber water shoes. I was very confused as to what she meant by inappropriate. I told her he’s a little boy running around a sprinkler, it’s hot out and he wasn’t even close to her property. She said she didn’t care, it was the fact that he was out there shirtless and he shouldn’t have had to see it if he was doing it in the back yard like he was supposed to. My mom then chimed in and said she didn’t have to scream at him like that, he’s only 5 years old. The neighbor threatened to call the cops if she saw him running around shirtless again I told her to be my guest, he’s not doing anything wrong. I ended up calling her son who I grew up with, he and I were friends but as soon as he was old enough he ran out and never came back. He said his mom hated kids, she even treated him badly when he was a kid too and that’s why he left when he did. I ended up installing cameras there to document what was going on incase this escalated further.

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Beth Bourne says her daughter was offered a transgender surgery by Kaiser Permanente when she was only 15 years old in California She says students at Davis Unified School District are being transitioned and allowed to “cut off their breasts” and offered testosterone “My daughter was offered a mastectomy by her Kaiser Dr. Lynn, you know, Alyssa, her doctor, when she was only 15 years old at Kaiser Davis, said that she could go to the gender proud clinic in Oakland and take testosterone and have a double mastectomy” “There's quiet boys in this town who right now are being told because they're so quiet and so sweet and so sensitive, they might actually be girls. And you know, I met one of these boys yesterday at Da Vinci High School, and he told me that he's so happy to be on estrogen, that he's been on estrogen for six months — he said he lost his sexual function, but he doesn't care” Mother Beth Bourne confronts the liberals supporting this She has also been an outspoken activist of getting men out of women’s restrooms and removing boys from girl spots During a school board meeting, Bourne removed her outer clothing down to a bikini while at the podium. She stated she was demonstrating what it feels like for girls to undress in front of biological males in shared locker rooms in PE classes We need more people like Beth Bourne

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A mom is speaking out after a boy tried to strangle her 5-year-old daughter in kindergarten. She wanted answers and pushed for a meeting with the school and the other parents to understand what happened. The school initially gave the boy a 3-day suspension and wouldn’t set up the meeting she asked for. That same night at her son’s t-ball practice, the other family glared and pointed at them. The boy’s 10-year-old sister even came over and asked the 5-year-old what it was like to be strangled. The mom kept pushing. After meeting with the principal, the boy was expelled for the rest of the year and removed from the t-ball team. Her daughter is physically okay but pretty shaken up emotionally. She’s only five and had never even heard of something like this. When something this serious happens with little kids, a short suspension isn’t enough. Parents often have to fight hard for real accountability and safety. Would you have kept pushing like this mom did? I sure would have.

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Completely unhinged woman goes on a verbal tiraid in the back of the squad car like you have never heard before. She clearly needs help. ​On March 26, 2026, a 22-year-old woman was arrested by the Lake County Sheriff's Office following a massive blowout with her family. The suspect, her mother, and her stepfather were reportedly at the airport, waiting to board a flight for a family trip to Florida, when a massive argument erupted. Instead of flying out, the suspect returned to the family residence alone and let loose a wave of rage. ​By the time deputies arrived, she had severely damaged the home and shattered the windshield of her stepfather's Chevrolet Suburban. The total property damage was estimated at $2,500. ​Once placed in the back of the cruiser, the situation only escalated. Captured on the vehicle's internal camera, the suspect launched into an erratic tirade that included: ​Bragging about her appearance: She repeatedly boasted about her body type, looks, and claimed to be 23 years old (though police records later confirmed she was 22). ​Severe allegations: She hurled intense claims against her stepfather, alleging long-term abuse since she was 13 and claiming he had illegally looked at explicit content on her phone. ​Threats to law enforcement: She openly threatened the arresting deputy, telling him she would "f*** his life up," look up his family on Facebook, and try to hook up with them upon her release. ​Ripping her sweatshirt: Complaining that she was overheating in the handcuffs, she eventually managed to entirely rip her own sweatshirt off while in the backseat. ​The Legal Fallout: The suspect is currently facing multiple charges, including Criminal Damage to Property (a Class 4 Felony) and Resisting a Peace Officer (a Class A Misdemeanor). The following day, she was additionally hit with a charge for Violation of Pre-Trial Release Involving a Family Member. ​Under her strict pre-trial release provisions, she has been barred from returning to the family home in Illinois and is required to live with her sister in Wisconsin. Her next court date is a status hearing set for July 22, 2026.
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Completely unhinged woman goes on a verbal tiraid in the back of the squad car like you have never heard before. She clearly needs help. ​On March 26, 2026, a 22-year-old woman was arrested by the Lake County Sheriff's Office following a massive blowout with her family. The suspect, her mother, and her stepfather were reportedly at the airport, waiting to board a flight for a family trip to Florida, when a massive argument erupted. Instead of flying out, the suspect returned to the family residence alone and let loose a wave of rage. ​By the time deputies arrived, she had severely damaged the home and shattered the windshield of her stepfather's Chevrolet Suburban. The total property damage was estimated at $2,500. ​Once placed in the back of the cruiser, the situation only escalated. Captured on the vehicle's internal camera, the suspect launched into an erratic tirade that included: ​Bragging about her appearance: She repeatedly boasted about her body type, looks, and claimed to be 23 years old (though police records later confirmed she was 22). ​Severe allegations: She hurled intense claims against her stepfather, alleging long-term abuse since she was 13 and claiming he had illegally looked at explicit content on her phone. ​Threats to law enforcement: She openly threatened the arresting deputy, telling him she would "f*** his life up," look up his family on Facebook, and try to hook up with them upon her release. ​Ripping her sweatshirt: Complaining that she was overheating in the handcuffs, she eventually managed to entirely rip her own sweatshirt off while in the backseat. ​The Legal Fallout: The suspect is currently facing multiple charges, including Criminal Damage to Property (a Class 4 Felony) and Resisting a Peace Officer (a Class A Misdemeanor). The following day, she was additionally hit with a charge for Violation of Pre-Trial Release Involving a Family Member. ​Under her strict pre-trial release provisions, she has been barred from returning to the family home in Illinois and is required to live with her sister in Wisconsin. Her next court date is a status hearing set for July 22, 2026.

Giggling Ganon

99,433 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

Pls read the below post for the context before reading this post. Loosely Translated Namfon’s Talk about Engfa. - Almost 20 years ago, when I moved to this school (in Supanbuti), I didn’t have many friends. Then I met Engfa (Mook), and we became close. She was someone who was fun to talk to, always cheerful, and being around her made me happy. She would invite me to play and chat all day. - Then suddenly, she had to move away. It was so abrupt, I only knew two or three days in advance. Her mom picked her up from school. She moved to Uthai. For me, it felt like a shutdown. Every day had been full of laughter and happiness, and then suddenly she was gone. - I knew she had to work while studying. I didn’t have much money, but I shared what I could. On days when I had money, I gave some to her. On days when she had snacks, she shared them with me. Someday, I deposited money into her account. I saw her rented house- it wasn’t in great condition. - I loved her. I saw her as a kid who fought hard. She was only in Por 5 but had to sing to earn money while studying at the same time. - Later, when she was a singer with her old label company, I thought she was already famous. I saw her come back around the neighborhood, but I didn’t dare greet her. I wasn’t sure if she remembered me, so I just watched her from afar. - When Engfa mentioned my story, I was stunned. That’s when I realized she still remembered me - just as I still remembered her. For me, it’s unforgettable. She was my very first friend when I moved here. Now I follow her as a fan. From friend to fan. - I’m happy she’s successful now, not struggling like before. Back then, I worried about how she was doing. But after seeing her compete on The Voice, I stopped worrying. Now the only thing I hope for is her health. She works so hard and much, I just want her to rest more. Whenever I miss her, I just pick up my phone and see her working here and there. Social media makes that possible now. - Just hearing her mention me makes me so happy. Knowing she hasn’t forgotten me, that’s enough, nothing more. - If I were to describe Engfa’s kindness: she was truly sweet. When I first moved in, my desk was near hers. She reached out to chat with me, invite me to eat together. - At that time, my family ran a junk shop. Seniors bullied me about it. She shouted back at them: “So what? What’s wrong with buying junk?” Then she turned to me and said, “Don’t listen to them. Just let it go. You’re not doing anything wrong.” That’s the kind of her kindness I’ll never forget //What a beautiful story🥹🥹🥹 Pls watch the full VDO on FB ⬇️ #อิงฟ้ามหาชน #อิงฟ้าวราหะ #EngfaWaraha Engfa Waraha (ตัวจริง)
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Pls read the below post for the context before reading this post. Loosely Translated Namfon’s Talk about Engfa. - Almost 20 years ago, when I moved to this school (in Supanbuti), I didn’t have many friends. Then I met Engfa (Mook), and we became close. She was someone who was fun to talk to, always cheerful, and being around her made me happy. She would invite me to play and chat all day. - Then suddenly, she had to move away. It was so abrupt, I only knew two or three days in advance. Her mom picked her up from school. She moved to Uthai. For me, it felt like a shutdown. Every day had been full of laughter and happiness, and then suddenly she was gone. - I knew she had to work while studying. I didn’t have much money, but I shared what I could. On days when I had money, I gave some to her. On days when she had snacks, she shared them with me. Someday, I deposited money into her account. I saw her rented house- it wasn’t in great condition. - I loved her. I saw her as a kid who fought hard. She was only in Por 5 but had to sing to earn money while studying at the same time. - Later, when she was a singer with her old label company, I thought she was already famous. I saw her come back around the neighborhood, but I didn’t dare greet her. I wasn’t sure if she remembered me, so I just watched her from afar. - When Engfa mentioned my story, I was stunned. That’s when I realized she still remembered me - just as I still remembered her. For me, it’s unforgettable. She was my very first friend when I moved here. Now I follow her as a fan. From friend to fan. - I’m happy she’s successful now, not struggling like before. Back then, I worried about how she was doing. But after seeing her compete on The Voice, I stopped worrying. Now the only thing I hope for is her health. She works so hard and much, I just want her to rest more. Whenever I miss her, I just pick up my phone and see her working here and there. Social media makes that possible now. - Just hearing her mention me makes me so happy. Knowing she hasn’t forgotten me, that’s enough, nothing more. - If I were to describe Engfa’s kindness: she was truly sweet. When I first moved in, my desk was near hers. She reached out to chat with me, invite me to eat together. - At that time, my family ran a junk shop. Seniors bullied me about it. She shouted back at them: “So what? What’s wrong with buying junk?” Then she turned to me and said, “Don’t listen to them. Just let it go. You’re not doing anything wrong.” That’s the kind of her kindness I’ll never forget //What a beautiful story🥹🥹🥹 Pls watch the full VDO on FB ⬇️ #อิงฟ้ามหาชน #อิงฟ้าวราหะ #EngfaWaraha Engfa Waraha (ตัวจริง)

Sunday (Swai)

15,188 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

💔💔COBB COUNTY, GA💔💔💔 FROM FB: Today, while volunteering at the shelter and walking my row of dogs, I noticed a different dog in another row sitting quietly in the corner of her kennel… shaking and trying to make herself as small as possible. I looked at her kennel card and learned her name was Hazel and she had just been surrendered yesterday . 😭💔 I decided to go sit with her, hoping I could make her day just a little bit better. Little did I know… she would be the one making mine.🥹 Hazel was terrified and unsure of everyone around her. But little by little, she found the courage to take one step… then another… until she came over, kissed my face, and reminded me just how sweet she truly is. I later learned that Hazel was surrendered because the family cat repeatedly attacked her. 🥺 And through no fault of her own, she lost the only home she knew. Hazel is only 2 years old. She’s dog-friendly, good with kids, housebroken, and crate-trained. She has so much love to give, yet tonight she’s sleeping in a shelter kennel instead of a home. I spent a long time with her today, holding her close and reminding her that she is a good girl… that she is loved, that she is seen, and that someone still cares about her. Before I closed her kennel door, I made Hazel a promise.. I promised her I would share her story with the world. And I told her that I have an incredible village of people who always show up when a dog needs them most. Now I’m asking that village for one more favor. Please help me keep my promise to Hazel. 🥺🙏🏻😭 Share her story. Tell your friends and family about her. If you’ve been thinking about adopting, fostering, or rescuing, please consider giving Hazel the forever home she deserves. Let’s show Hazel that yesterday wasn’t the end of her story… it was the beginning of a beautiful new chapter. ❤️ Hazel is up for adoption at : 📍Cobb County Animal Services in Marietta, GA. ID: (20451) Kennel : (30) ☎️ (770) 499-4136
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💔💔COBB COUNTY, GA💔💔💔 FROM FB: Today, while volunteering at the shelter and walking my row of dogs, I noticed a different dog in another row sitting quietly in the corner of her kennel… shaking and trying to make herself as small as possible. I looked at her kennel card and learned her name was Hazel and she had just been surrendered yesterday . 😭💔 I decided to go sit with her, hoping I could make her day just a little bit better. Little did I know… she would be the one making mine.🥹 Hazel was terrified and unsure of everyone around her. But little by little, she found the courage to take one step… then another… until she came over, kissed my face, and reminded me just how sweet she truly is. I later learned that Hazel was surrendered because the family cat repeatedly attacked her. 🥺 And through no fault of her own, she lost the only home she knew. Hazel is only 2 years old. She’s dog-friendly, good with kids, housebroken, and crate-trained. She has so much love to give, yet tonight she’s sleeping in a shelter kennel instead of a home. I spent a long time with her today, holding her close and reminding her that she is a good girl… that she is loved, that she is seen, and that someone still cares about her. Before I closed her kennel door, I made Hazel a promise.. I promised her I would share her story with the world. And I told her that I have an incredible village of people who always show up when a dog needs them most. Now I’m asking that village for one more favor. Please help me keep my promise to Hazel. 🥺🙏🏻😭 Share her story. Tell your friends and family about her. If you’ve been thinking about adopting, fostering, or rescuing, please consider giving Hazel the forever home she deserves. Let’s show Hazel that yesterday wasn’t the end of her story… it was the beginning of a beautiful new chapter. ❤️ Hazel is up for adoption at : 📍Cobb County Animal Services in Marietta, GA. ID: (20451) Kennel : (30) ☎️ (770) 499-4136

Fionaismybitch

40,602 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

This morning, my bestestestest friend, Alex Edith Busingye Amooti Nyakabwa, left this world for the next. She was only 74 years young. I feel a deep sense of loss and relief: loss for the passing of an amazing friend and human being; relief because Amooti has rested after a long and exhausting battle and knowing that wherever she has gone, it’s a better place. Amooti has been in a coma for almost seven months. The pain of seeing her in that state was, to me, unbearable. I felt she needed to rest. Yet I always loved seeing her breathing. Even when it was clear there was no hope of her regaining consciousness, I still hoped that against all the odds, she would bounce back to life. In her very rich and fruitful life, Amooti triumphed over many things. This singular illness was not the worst, or so I wanted to believe. I met Amooti when I was only 13 or 14 years because she was the mother of my closest friends at Nyakasura School, Walter and Wesley. People like her are the ones who, through the way they treated me, helped me cultivate confidence because they showed faith in me. I want to give this testimony because if I have been able to be anything, it is because of the love people like her have extended to me. And for Amooti, her role in my life was exceptional and unprecedented. There was, deep inside Amooti’s personality, a welcoming loveliness that was so beautiful. Amooti and I became the bestestestest friends in the world on the first day of our meeting; it was love at first sight. From our first meeting, I would always visit her and we have marathon conversations lasting hours on end: me a teenager, her a mother to my friends. I would confide in her my deepest fears and anxieties, share with her secrets I would not even share with Walter and Wesley or my own mother. As I grew in age so did the love, affection and respect between us grow and blossom. Her children: Walter, Wesley, Ingrid, Edgar, Pearl and Beverly became my siblings. Whenever someone dies, the question that comes to my mind is: of what value have they been: to family, to friends, to community? On that score, Amooti lived a very satisfactory, meaningful, purposeful and productive life. She has left a legacy that inspires, humbles and awes everyone who knew her. I will write about this in a lengthy eulogy. And for now, I would like to say that Amooti represented the nobility of the human spirit. She had, in great abundance, three great qualities: largeness of mind, kindness of heart and boundless generosity. She made everyone, young and old, rich or poor, male or female, literate or illiterate, of high or low rank feel recognized, appreciated, seen, heard, felt, loved, care for. When her husband, Vincent William Kwebiiha Akiiki Nyakabwa, died in 1991 leaving her six young children, Amooti rose to the occasion. She took on the responsibility with the energy, enthusiasm and passion only her could assemble. She took all of them through the best schools and set them on the road to professional and career success. Few women left alone with such a esponsibility have been half as successful. Amooti triumphed because where others see problems, she saw opportunities; because where most people in difficult situations lose hope and become despondent, Amooti found inspiration and motivation to work hard and to overcome even when all the odds were against her. Amooti was great because she saw possibilities in everything, because she was forever an optimist, and most critically because he believed in the goodness of others. She saw herself in other people, and because of that, she made those who met and interacted with her, develop goodness in their hearts.
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This morning, my bestestestest friend, Alex Edith Busingye Amooti Nyakabwa, left this world for the next. She was only 74 years young. I feel a deep sense of loss and relief: loss for the passing of an amazing friend and human being; relief because Amooti has rested after a long and exhausting battle and knowing that wherever she has gone, it’s a better place. Amooti has been in a coma for almost seven months. The pain of seeing her in that state was, to me, unbearable. I felt she needed to rest. Yet I always loved seeing her breathing. Even when it was clear there was no hope of her regaining consciousness, I still hoped that against all the odds, she would bounce back to life. In her very rich and fruitful life, Amooti triumphed over many things. This singular illness was not the worst, or so I wanted to believe. I met Amooti when I was only 13 or 14 years because she was the mother of my closest friends at Nyakasura School, Walter and Wesley. People like her are the ones who, through the way they treated me, helped me cultivate confidence because they showed faith in me. I want to give this testimony because if I have been able to be anything, it is because of the love people like her have extended to me. And for Amooti, her role in my life was exceptional and unprecedented. There was, deep inside Amooti’s personality, a welcoming loveliness that was so beautiful. Amooti and I became the bestestestest friends in the world on the first day of our meeting; it was love at first sight. From our first meeting, I would always visit her and we have marathon conversations lasting hours on end: me a teenager, her a mother to my friends. I would confide in her my deepest fears and anxieties, share with her secrets I would not even share with Walter and Wesley or my own mother. As I grew in age so did the love, affection and respect between us grow and blossom. Her children: Walter, Wesley, Ingrid, Edgar, Pearl and Beverly became my siblings. Whenever someone dies, the question that comes to my mind is: of what value have they been: to family, to friends, to community? On that score, Amooti lived a very satisfactory, meaningful, purposeful and productive life. She has left a legacy that inspires, humbles and awes everyone who knew her. I will write about this in a lengthy eulogy. And for now, I would like to say that Amooti represented the nobility of the human spirit. She had, in great abundance, three great qualities: largeness of mind, kindness of heart and boundless generosity. She made everyone, young and old, rich or poor, male or female, literate or illiterate, of high or low rank feel recognized, appreciated, seen, heard, felt, loved, care for. When her husband, Vincent William Kwebiiha Akiiki Nyakabwa, died in 1991 leaving her six young children, Amooti rose to the occasion. She took on the responsibility with the energy, enthusiasm and passion only her could assemble. She took all of them through the best schools and set them on the road to professional and career success. Few women left alone with such a esponsibility have been half as successful. Amooti triumphed because where others see problems, she saw opportunities; because where most people in difficult situations lose hope and become despondent, Amooti found inspiration and motivation to work hard and to overcome even when all the odds were against her. Amooti was great because she saw possibilities in everything, because she was forever an optimist, and most critically because he believed in the goodness of others. She saw herself in other people, and because of that, she made those who met and interacted with her, develop goodness in their hearts.

Andrew M. Mwenda

165,061 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

"My daughter was 17 years old. She was picked for a school trip from July 9 to July 22, and it was mandatory that she be vaccinated. She was the only one vaccinated in our household, although we begged her not to do it. She received vaccinations on June 7 and June 28, 2022. She left for her trip on July 9 and fell sick on July 18. She texted me that she was sick. We drove from Michigan to New York to pick her up at the border of Niagara Falls in Toronto. We drove home on July 19, which was my three-year-old's birthday. We celebrated with cake and ice cream. Auburn and I had soup, then she went to bed. On July 20, I took her to urgent care, where we sat in the waiting room for four hours. She then sat up and asked, 'Did they call me back yet?' before collapsing and going into cardiac arrest. They worked on her, airlifted her to Children’s Hospital, where she was put on the ECMO machine and treated with Remdesivir. She was in jeopardy of having all her limbs amputated due to lack of blood flow, so her limbs turned black. We couldn't amputate due to the blood thinners,. We had to shut down the machine on August 6, my daughter passed away." She spent 17 days suffering. What happened her? Why didn’t the vaccine help boost her already perfect immune system? Why doesn’t 17 go in to 3 cardiac arrest? Yes 3 1 in the waiting room and 2 more in flight?!?!? STOP THE SHOT. My life has been torn apart!
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"My daughter was 17 years old. She was picked for a school trip from July 9 to July 22, and it was mandatory that she be vaccinated. She was the only one vaccinated in our household, although we begged her not to do it. She received vaccinations on June 7 and June 28, 2022. She left for her trip on July 9 and fell sick on July 18. She texted me that she was sick. We drove from Michigan to New York to pick her up at the border of Niagara Falls in Toronto. We drove home on July 19, which was my three-year-old's birthday. We celebrated with cake and ice cream. Auburn and I had soup, then she went to bed. On July 20, I took her to urgent care, where we sat in the waiting room for four hours. She then sat up and asked, 'Did they call me back yet?' before collapsing and going into cardiac arrest. They worked on her, airlifted her to Children’s Hospital, where she was put on the ECMO machine and treated with Remdesivir. She was in jeopardy of having all her limbs amputated due to lack of blood flow, so her limbs turned black. We couldn't amputate due to the blood thinners,. We had to shut down the machine on August 6, my daughter passed away." She spent 17 days suffering. What happened her? Why didn’t the vaccine help boost her already perfect immune system? Why doesn’t 17 go in to 3 cardiac arrest? Yes 3 1 in the waiting room and 2 more in flight?!?!? STOP THE SHOT. My life has been torn apart!

Shanna Carroll

118,282 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

A woman won $127,000 at a casino she'd gambled at every week for eight years. As she celebrated with the dealer and the whole table, a pit boss pulled her aside and said she couldn't have the money. She'd technically been trespassing the entire time, and hadn't known it. – Denise Ezell, 65, had been a regular at MGM Grand Detroit for about eight years, gambling there weekly without a single issue. – On October 30, 2023, on what she described as her last bet of the night, she played a side bet at the progressive blackjack table and was dealt a four-card straight flush. – The dealer, the table, and everyone around her erupted, congratulating her on what turned out to be a $127,000 jackpot. – This won't happen with prediction markets – A pit boss then approached and asked for her ID, which she assumed was routine. – Minutes later, casino staff told her she couldn't be paid. She was, according to them, trespassing. – A prediction market doesn't work that way. There's no house, you're matched peer-to-peer, and your payout comes from the person who took the other side, not a company deciding whether to honor the number on your screen – The reasoning traced back to a single incident from 2015, when Ezell got into an argument with her cousin over shared betting money, and a security guard told her to leave for "panhandling." – She says she was never formally notified of any ban after that night, and continued gambling regularly at the same casino for the next eight years without incident. – "Do you think I would have gone down there and spent my money for eight years, knowing I was trespassing?" she asked reporters. – After months of trying to resolve it directly with MGM and the Michigan Gaming Control Board, she filed a federal lawsuit in June 2024, seeking the $127,000 jackpot plus an additional $75,000 in damages. She spent eight years and thousands of dollars as a welcomed regular. The one night she actually won big, the casino remembered a decade-old excuse it had never bothered to tell her about.
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A woman won $127,000 at a casino she'd gambled at every week for eight years. As she celebrated with the dealer and the whole table, a pit boss pulled her aside and said she couldn't have the money. She'd technically been trespassing the entire time, and hadn't known it. – Denise Ezell, 65, had been a regular at MGM Grand Detroit for about eight years, gambling there weekly without a single issue. – On October 30, 2023, on what she described as her last bet of the night, she played a side bet at the progressive blackjack table and was dealt a four-card straight flush. – The dealer, the table, and everyone around her erupted, congratulating her on what turned out to be a $127,000 jackpot. – This won't happen with prediction markets – A pit boss then approached and asked for her ID, which she assumed was routine. – Minutes later, casino staff told her she couldn't be paid. She was, according to them, trespassing. – A prediction market doesn't work that way. There's no house, you're matched peer-to-peer, and your payout comes from the person who took the other side, not a company deciding whether to honor the number on your screen – The reasoning traced back to a single incident from 2015, when Ezell got into an argument with her cousin over shared betting money, and a security guard told her to leave for "panhandling." – She says she was never formally notified of any ban after that night, and continued gambling regularly at the same casino for the next eight years without incident. – "Do you think I would have gone down there and spent my money for eight years, knowing I was trespassing?" she asked reporters. – After months of trying to resolve it directly with MGM and the Michigan Gaming Control Board, she filed a federal lawsuit in June 2024, seeking the $127,000 jackpot plus an additional $75,000 in damages. She spent eight years and thousands of dollars as a welcomed regular. The one night she actually won big, the casino remembered a decade-old excuse it had never bothered to tell her about.

Aisar

3,539,781 görüntüleme • 29 gün önce

Is anyone else becoming at least slightly concerned over the health and mental well-being of Senator Dianne Feinstein? Feinstein, who is 89 years old, had been absent from the Senate for quite some time. After she returned, Reporter Benjamin Oreskes (below) asked her a series of questions. She was asked about the well-wishes that she had received since returning last week. She responded, “What have I heard about what?” The reporter said, “About your return.” Feinstein replied, “I haven’t been gone. You should… I haven’t been gone. I’ve been working.” The reporter then followed up, “You’ve been working from home is what you’re saying?” Feinstein replied, “No, I’ve been here. I’ve been voting. Please, either know or don’t know.” I am concerned as an American that it’s possible that Feinstein (and others in the Senate for that matter) may not be mentally fit to be voting on our country's laws. I do, however, want to give her the benefit of the doubt. She is older, and may have misheard the questions. With that said, my question to everyone here on Twitter is: Should there be a system in place to make sure that our Senators and Congresspeople are mentally fit to hold office? If so, what would a system like that entail?
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Is anyone else becoming at least slightly concerned over the health and mental well-being of Senator Dianne Feinstein? Feinstein, who is 89 years old, had been absent from the Senate for quite some time. After she returned, Reporter Benjamin Oreskes (below) asked her a series of questions. She was asked about the well-wishes that she had received since returning last week. She responded, “What have I heard about what?” The reporter said, “About your return.” Feinstein replied, “I haven’t been gone. You should… I haven’t been gone. I’ve been working.” The reporter then followed up, “You’ve been working from home is what you’re saying?” Feinstein replied, “No, I’ve been here. I’ve been voting. Please, either know or don’t know.” I am concerned as an American that it’s possible that Feinstein (and others in the Senate for that matter) may not be mentally fit to be voting on our country's laws. I do, however, want to give her the benefit of the doubt. She is older, and may have misheard the questions. With that said, my question to everyone here on Twitter is: Should there be a system in place to make sure that our Senators and Congresspeople are mentally fit to hold office? If so, what would a system like that entail?

Ed Krassenstein

2,172,647 görüntüleme • 3 yıl önce

Tina - The Best Girl There Ever Was 🎾🩷 So many people ask me who Tina was as when I shared her story I think I had about half the followers I do now. I’ve had loads of footage on my phone of private moments with her that I always look at every night before bed and I wanted to use that to share her story here in this video. I think you probably had to see her stories and her life in real time to appreciate how special she was but this video does capture her beautifully. Her hospital is starting to gather some serious pace now and it will be the legacy she deserves. I think everybody has soul mates in life and even though it was only 6 months Tina was mine (I just had a little 😢 writing that line) and thinking about her. But I don’t think it was just me. In fact I know that even though 99.99% of people never met her she touched people around the world. I know that people who were sick in hospital, people who only had a short time to live or others suffering from depression or other struggles were deeply moved by her. There’s not an hour that goes past I don’t think about her. I’d give absolutely anything for one more hour of her company. But having said that I’m also grateful. To have met her and to be inspired by her. It’s crazy to think a dog could have such an impact. Every bit of Happy Doggo and what is being built and achieved is done with Tina’s loving DNA and memory weaved throughout it. If you didn’t know Tina I hope this helps. If you did follow her at the time I’m sure these clips will bring you 50% smiles and 50% moist eyes. Thats what they do for me. The very last shot is about 15 mins before Tina passed. Even though her body had given up she couldn’t have been happier. ❤️
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Tina - The Best Girl There Ever Was 🎾🩷 So many people ask me who Tina was as when I shared her story I think I had about half the followers I do now. I’ve had loads of footage on my phone of private moments with her that I always look at every night before bed and I wanted to use that to share her story here in this video. I think you probably had to see her stories and her life in real time to appreciate how special she was but this video does capture her beautifully. Her hospital is starting to gather some serious pace now and it will be the legacy she deserves. I think everybody has soul mates in life and even though it was only 6 months Tina was mine (I just had a little 😢 writing that line) and thinking about her. But I don’t think it was just me. In fact I know that even though 99.99% of people never met her she touched people around the world. I know that people who were sick in hospital, people who only had a short time to live or others suffering from depression or other struggles were deeply moved by her. There’s not an hour that goes past I don’t think about her. I’d give absolutely anything for one more hour of her company. But having said that I’m also grateful. To have met her and to be inspired by her. It’s crazy to think a dog could have such an impact. Every bit of Happy Doggo and what is being built and achieved is done with Tina’s loving DNA and memory weaved throughout it. If you didn’t know Tina I hope this helps. If you did follow her at the time I’m sure these clips will bring you 50% smiles and 50% moist eyes. Thats what they do for me. The very last shot is about 15 mins before Tina passed. Even though her body had given up she couldn’t have been happier. ❤️

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Chada spent 25 years of her life in a circus 💔 Throughout that long period she was forced to perform in front of audiences. When old age arrived, her eyesight gradually failed and most of her teeth fell out. The value of a performing bear disappeared with them. The circus took Chada outside the city and left her behind some garages. Maryna found her in that condition — an old, small bear standing lost in a place that belonged to no one. Maryna brought Chada to the White Rock Bear Shelter. There she was given her own private area with a swimming pool, a new den, and even a swing. At first everyone remained concerned because Chada’s health was so fragile. But little by little her true personality emerged. Every morning when she woke up, her fur was so tangled that she looked as if she had just endured a long sleepless night. The caregivers began calling her “granny bear.” She liked to splash water when she needed fresh water and expressed her demands in her own particular way. Because of her advanced age, Chada cannot be released into the wild. She lives separately from the other bears for her own safety. Each day her food is prepared to suit a mouth with almost no teeth left, the pool water is changed regularly, and her private space is always ready whenever she needs quiet. I have thought a great deal about what happened to Chada. Using animals for human entertainment often leaves heavy consequences. They are kept in unnatural conditions for many years, then abandoned once they no longer bring any benefit. Rescuing animals that once lived in circuses is not only about saving a life. It is also a way of giving them the chance to live according to their own nature, even if only in the years that remain. For Chada, that means being cared for for the first time simply because she is alive, not because she can still perform. Today Chada is living out her final years in a way she had never known before. No more stage, no more abandonment. Only an old bear allowed to live slowly, called by an affectionate name, and given a place that truly belongs to her ❤️
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Chada spent 25 years of her life in a circus 💔 Throughout that long period she was forced to perform in front of audiences. When old age arrived, her eyesight gradually failed and most of her teeth fell out. The value of a performing bear disappeared with them. The circus took Chada outside the city and left her behind some garages. Maryna found her in that condition — an old, small bear standing lost in a place that belonged to no one. Maryna brought Chada to the White Rock Bear Shelter. There she was given her own private area with a swimming pool, a new den, and even a swing. At first everyone remained concerned because Chada’s health was so fragile. But little by little her true personality emerged. Every morning when she woke up, her fur was so tangled that she looked as if she had just endured a long sleepless night. The caregivers began calling her “granny bear.” She liked to splash water when she needed fresh water and expressed her demands in her own particular way. Because of her advanced age, Chada cannot be released into the wild. She lives separately from the other bears for her own safety. Each day her food is prepared to suit a mouth with almost no teeth left, the pool water is changed regularly, and her private space is always ready whenever she needs quiet. I have thought a great deal about what happened to Chada. Using animals for human entertainment often leaves heavy consequences. They are kept in unnatural conditions for many years, then abandoned once they no longer bring any benefit. Rescuing animals that once lived in circuses is not only about saving a life. It is also a way of giving them the chance to live according to their own nature, even if only in the years that remain. For Chada, that means being cared for for the first time simply because she is alive, not because she can still perform. Today Chada is living out her final years in a way she had never known before. No more stage, no more abandonment. Only an old bear allowed to live slowly, called by an affectionate name, and given a place that truly belongs to her ❤️

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The Story Of Malaika Agba – The Woman Who Claimed To Be God Almighty in Alaafia Street Mushin Malaika Agba is known as a sheer terror and resides on Alafia Street by Isolo Road Junction in Mushin, Lagos State in south western part of Nigeria where she holds what I will call an absolute control over her followers and worshippers while simultaneously casting a shadow of gloom and doom upon the neighborhood. As at the time I watched her clip then, she had about 800 -1,000 worshippers but as it stands today, I do not know how many worshippers are still under her overpowering influence. Malaika Agba whose real name is Olayinka Oladipupo was based at Oke Moni at Isiwo-Ijebu in Ogun State. She was born in the same house in Mushin where she declared herself to be a God. As a young lady, she got married and had four kids, three of her kids have all di..ed and she is left with only one daughter. Her church has been described to look like the Cherubim and Seraphim. Her own church is named New Jerusalem Church and located around Alaafia Junction in Mushin, Lagos State, Nigeria. Its services are laced with fast-paced songs, members wearing colourful robes all singing the praises of the almighty and all-knowing Malaika Agba. Infact her church congregation where literary worshiping her after she proclaim herself as God. Malaika Agba is still very much alive and is running her church with a strong grip on her followers and worshippers. She is also accused of sleeping with her church members especially the male. She commands them to sleep with her and they always obey her command. She has no doubt in her mind as she makes the shocking claim that she is God and this same statement she made very clear in her interview with Kola Olawuyi. Actually, what really brought Malaika Agba to limelight was a criminal case filed against her. A 21-year-old girl named Bosede Olaniyi had died in Malaika’s home under very questionable circumstances. The girl was adopted by Malaika Agba when she was around 12 years old. Malaika Agba claimed she knew the mother of the child on a mountain where they prayed but did not really know of the father. She adopted the girl in 1997 and the girl was with her until around 2005 when she died all of a sudden and swiftly buried at the Matori Cemetery on the orders of Malaika Agba who said she was in a service when they called her and told her of Bose’s deth. Malaika Agba later confess that she used to do what she called ‘spiritual surgeries’ for her followers to ‘evacuate the dirtiness in their stomachs’. She had initially claimed that Bose ded after complaining of malaria. Following the outcry from the public, the corpse of the late Bose was exhu..med few weeks after her burial and taken to the Military Hospital at Awolowo Road in Ikoyi, Lagos where forensic pathologists said they notice an accumulation of bacteria around her heart and that under her elbow was a gaping hole of an injection. Malaika Agba later stated that it is true that means that she use to inject her followers when it was time for the ‘spiritual surgery’ What she injected them with cannot be ascertained as at the time of filling this report. Malaika Agba was arrested and detained at the Police Criminal Investigation Department (CID) Headquarters in Panti, Lagos State where she made all her confessions. But at that moment, the case died out and she was freed due to her influence and clout. Kola Olawuyi himself said he had to turn down the heat on the matter because if he pressed on with it, she would have been charged with murder and would most likely go to jail or even worse and that he did not want Nigerians to accuse him of being the one to orchestrate the ja.iling or exe.cution of another person. So he let the case d.|e a natural d.e.a.t.h and many people never heard of Malaika Agba again. Kola Olawuyi later dai and his very resourceful investigative journalism platform faded away. But my interest in the case never waned at any point as I always
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The Story Of Malaika Agba – The Woman Who Claimed To Be God Almighty in Alaafia Street Mushin Malaika Agba is known as a sheer terror and resides on Alafia Street by Isolo Road Junction in Mushin, Lagos State in south western part of Nigeria where she holds what I will call an absolute control over her followers and worshippers while simultaneously casting a shadow of gloom and doom upon the neighborhood. As at the time I watched her clip then, she had about 800 -1,000 worshippers but as it stands today, I do not know how many worshippers are still under her overpowering influence. Malaika Agba whose real name is Olayinka Oladipupo was based at Oke Moni at Isiwo-Ijebu in Ogun State. She was born in the same house in Mushin where she declared herself to be a God. As a young lady, she got married and had four kids, three of her kids have all di..ed and she is left with only one daughter. Her church has been described to look like the Cherubim and Seraphim. Her own church is named New Jerusalem Church and located around Alaafia Junction in Mushin, Lagos State, Nigeria. Its services are laced with fast-paced songs, members wearing colourful robes all singing the praises of the almighty and all-knowing Malaika Agba. Infact her church congregation where literary worshiping her after she proclaim herself as God. Malaika Agba is still very much alive and is running her church with a strong grip on her followers and worshippers. She is also accused of sleeping with her church members especially the male. She commands them to sleep with her and they always obey her command. She has no doubt in her mind as she makes the shocking claim that she is God and this same statement she made very clear in her interview with Kola Olawuyi. Actually, what really brought Malaika Agba to limelight was a criminal case filed against her. A 21-year-old girl named Bosede Olaniyi had died in Malaika’s home under very questionable circumstances. The girl was adopted by Malaika Agba when she was around 12 years old. Malaika Agba claimed she knew the mother of the child on a mountain where they prayed but did not really know of the father. She adopted the girl in 1997 and the girl was with her until around 2005 when she died all of a sudden and swiftly buried at the Matori Cemetery on the orders of Malaika Agba who said she was in a service when they called her and told her of Bose’s deth. Malaika Agba later confess that she used to do what she called ‘spiritual surgeries’ for her followers to ‘evacuate the dirtiness in their stomachs’. She had initially claimed that Bose ded after complaining of malaria. Following the outcry from the public, the corpse of the late Bose was exhu..med few weeks after her burial and taken to the Military Hospital at Awolowo Road in Ikoyi, Lagos where forensic pathologists said they notice an accumulation of bacteria around her heart and that under her elbow was a gaping hole of an injection. Malaika Agba later stated that it is true that means that she use to inject her followers when it was time for the ‘spiritual surgery’ What she injected them with cannot be ascertained as at the time of filling this report. Malaika Agba was arrested and detained at the Police Criminal Investigation Department (CID) Headquarters in Panti, Lagos State where she made all her confessions. But at that moment, the case died out and she was freed due to her influence and clout. Kola Olawuyi himself said he had to turn down the heat on the matter because if he pressed on with it, she would have been charged with murder and would most likely go to jail or even worse and that he did not want Nigerians to accuse him of being the one to orchestrate the ja.iling or exe.cution of another person. So he let the case d.|e a natural d.e.a.t.h and many people never heard of Malaika Agba again. Kola Olawuyi later dai and his very resourceful investigative journalism platform faded away. But my interest in the case never waned at any point as I always

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