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Steve Simon was asked twice to do an interview during the WTA Finals regarding the disastrous conditions in Cancun, but declined. Martina Navratilova says it’s time for new leadership, preferably a woman: “Maybe it’s time for new leadership. But for me personally, this being a woman’s association & being involved for such a long time from the beginning, & we’ve only had 3 women at the head of it. I think it’s time. Hopefully, when we get a new leader, it’s a woman. There’s plenty of them that are qualified for the job. It’s gonna be hard for Steve to stay in the job. Everything is pointing the other way.” On the conditions: “It shouldn’t have come that late in the year, making this decision. There was a sequence of bad decisions. Ultimately, Steve Simon has been the boss for 9 years & here we are… to come to Cancun in the rainy season? You cannot be hoping it’s not gonna rain at a premier event for the WTA Tour. It was just a whole bunch of decisions. You have to own the bad decisions you made & make some choices after that.” What Martina is saying rings loud & clear. He was asked not once, but twice, to do a live interview in Cancun or even a pre-recorded one to own up to what these women have been dealing with under his leadership. As the leader of anything, you have to take responsibility. You have to listen to the people you’re supposed to be leading. On top of that, his response to the WTA player’s letter was not on time. In fact, his response only came after their complaints in the letter were made public & the media began reporting on it. We need a leader who cares about these women. Someone who cares about their well-being, their livelihood, & their mental health. Who would understand these women better than another woman?

Steve Simon was asked twice to do an interview during the WTA Finals regarding the disastrous conditions in Cancun, but declined. Martina Navratilova says it’s time for new leadership, preferably a woman: “Maybe it’s time for new leadership. But for me personally, this being a woman’s association & being involved for such a long time from the beginning, & we’ve only had 3 women at the head of it. I think it’s time. Hopefully, when we get a new leader, it’s a woman. There’s plenty of them that are qualified for the job. It’s gonna be hard for Steve to stay in the job. Everything is pointing the other way.” On the conditions: “It shouldn’t have come that late in the year, making this decision. There was a sequence of bad decisions. Ultimately, Steve Simon has been the boss for 9 years & here we are… to come to Cancun in the rainy season? You cannot be hoping it’s not gonna rain at a premier event for the WTA Tour. It was just a whole bunch of decisions. You have to own the bad decisions you made & make some choices after that.” What Martina is saying rings loud & clear. He was asked not once, but twice, to do a live interview in Cancun or even a pre-recorded one to own up to what these women have been dealing with under his leadership. As the leader of anything, you have to take responsibility. You have to listen to the people you’re supposed to be leading. On top of that, his response to the WTA player’s letter was not on time. In fact, his response only came after their complaints in the letter were made public & the media began reporting on it. We need a leader who cares about these women. Someone who cares about their well-being, their livelihood, & their mental health. Who would understand these women better than another woman?

The Tennis Letter

409,442 views • 2 years ago

As a former NFL Scout, I’ve watched Shedeur Sanders in these three games against the Ravens, Raiders, and 49ers, and it doesn’t look like he belongs in the NFL. It became obvious in the 4th quarter against the 49ers, when he was put in a situation of needing to make plays (down 23-8 with 11:00 minutes to go) and the game looked too big for him. What do I mean by that? • He tended to hold the ball too long • He tended to choose to throw to the most conservative (short) option —tended to make the most conservative throwing decisions (his throwing decisions did not match the game situation). He seemed more concerned about creating and protecting his stats rather than trying to aggressively attack downfield and put his team in a position to win. He had one intermediate passing attempt (11-yard gain to Jerry Jeudy) and one deep passing attempt (Isaiah Bond incomplete) in the field of play during the 4th quarter. • It did not look like he was seeing the field well. Then on that last drive —Sanders put himself in that 4th and 26. He created that situation by taking an 11-yard sack on 2nd and 10 instead of throwing to an open underneath receiver in his line of vision on the play. Then to make things worse a couple plays later on that 4th and 26—he quit. FILM CREDIT

As a former NFL Scout, I’ve watched Shedeur Sanders in these three games against the Ravens, Raiders, and 49ers, and it doesn’t look like he belongs in the NFL. It became obvious in the 4th quarter against the 49ers, when he was put in a situation of needing to make plays (down 23-8 with 11:00 minutes to go) and the game looked too big for him. What do I mean by that? • He tended to hold the ball too long • He tended to choose to throw to the most conservative (short) option —tended to make the most conservative throwing decisions (his throwing decisions did not match the game situation). He seemed more concerned about creating and protecting his stats rather than trying to aggressively attack downfield and put his team in a position to win. He had one intermediate passing attempt (11-yard gain to Jerry Jeudy) and one deep passing attempt (Isaiah Bond incomplete) in the field of play during the 4th quarter. • It did not look like he was seeing the field well. Then on that last drive —Sanders put himself in that 4th and 26. He created that situation by taking an 11-yard sack on 2nd and 10 instead of throwing to an open underneath receiver in his line of vision on the play. Then to make things worse a couple plays later on that 4th and 26—he quit. FILM CREDIT

FIRST ROUND MOCK

628,026 views • 8 months ago

James Harden Postgame After Game 2 Loss vs Pistons: “[0:15, Offensive Rhythm] It was good at some points of the game, some points we were a little slower in which they capitalized off of it. It’s gotta be much faster consistently—[0:27, Down 2-0] They did what they did at home. We get an opportunity to go home & do what we’re supposed to do—[0:41, Corrections] I think our defense was really solid. Just rebounding the basketball. 2nd half we did a better job not turning the basketball over. Just make some shots—[0:53, Losing Clutch Time Games] Offensive rebound. It’s small things…things we can control…there’s not really a huge margin on our errors, it’s small—[1:33, Struggles] Just missing shots. The 2nd half, I think I took 2 shots but the ball was moving & we were getting better shots—[1:54, Doing More] It’s a team game so if the ball is moving to get shots, that’s for the betterment of the team—[2:50, Positives] We’ve had chances both games in the 4th quarter to tie or have the lead. It’s the small things. There isn’t a large margin—[3:15, Spacing & Pace Earlier] We haven’t really given each other space to operate…they’re a good defensive team but if our spacing isn’t right, they’re an even better defensive team.”

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Dylan🔮🎆🪼

29,020 views • 2 months ago

🚨Rúben Dias was asked about João Neves’ comments regarding Cristiano Ronaldo and the criticism aimed at Bruno Fernandes after Portugal’s draw against DR Congo: 🎙️ Reporter: “Rúben, what is your opinion on João Neves’ comments about Cristiano Ronaldo and the reaction from some supporters who have been criticizing Bruno Fernandes since the DR Congo match?” 🗣️ Rúben Dias: “To be honest, I think people are creating a bigger problem than what actually exists. João Neves is a young player and I know for a fact he has enormous respect for Cristiano Ronaldo. Everybody in this squad does. Cristiano is not just another player for Portugal. He is our captain, our leader, our all-time top scorer, and one of the greatest players football has ever seen. At the same time, Bruno Fernandes is one of the most important players in this team. The criticism he is receiving is unfair. People are acting as if he is playing against Portugal when in reality he is one of the players sacrificing the most to help this team succeed. What disappoints me is seeing Portuguese fans divided when we should be united. Cristiano wants Portugal to win. Bruno wants Portugal to win. Every player in that dressing room wants Portugal to win. Nobody is competing against each other. We are all fighting for the same badge. Sometimes football decisions are made in a split second. Not every pass can go to Cristiano. Not every attack can go through Bruno. That is football. The focus should be on helping Portugal move forward in this World Cup, not attacking our own players. The strongest Portugal teams I’ve been part of were the ones where everybody stood together. That is what we need now more than ever. {Sports }

🚨Rúben Dias was asked about João Neves’ comments regarding Cristiano Ronaldo and the criticism aimed at Bruno Fernandes after Portugal’s draw against DR Congo: 🎙️ Reporter: “Rúben, what is your opinion on João Neves’ comments about Cristiano Ronaldo and the reaction from some supporters who have been criticizing Bruno Fernandes since the DR Congo match?” 🗣️ Rúben Dias: “To be honest, I think people are creating a bigger problem than what actually exists. João Neves is a young player and I know for a fact he has enormous respect for Cristiano Ronaldo. Everybody in this squad does. Cristiano is not just another player for Portugal. He is our captain, our leader, our all-time top scorer, and one of the greatest players football has ever seen. At the same time, Bruno Fernandes is one of the most important players in this team. The criticism he is receiving is unfair. People are acting as if he is playing against Portugal when in reality he is one of the players sacrificing the most to help this team succeed. What disappoints me is seeing Portuguese fans divided when we should be united. Cristiano wants Portugal to win. Bruno wants Portugal to win. Every player in that dressing room wants Portugal to win. Nobody is competing against each other. We are all fighting for the same badge. Sometimes football decisions are made in a split second. Not every pass can go to Cristiano. Not every attack can go through Bruno. That is football. The focus should be on helping Portugal move forward in this World Cup, not attacking our own players. The strongest Portugal teams I’ve been part of were the ones where everybody stood together. That is what we need now more than ever. {Sports }

SethOfficial

1,302,648 views • 1 month ago

This is the friend who came along unannounced to do a review on the Japanese Bbq food truck. Off the bat this guy was negative the whole time, even trash talking them. In my opinion I think his behavior was worse than his friend that spit out the food. I’m not sure if they planned on just being negative as a rage bait tactic but whatever they did, worked. Everyone is talking about these two now but not in a good way. I feel if he was being honest, then he’s entitled to his opinion also, however do it with respect. I would never show up unannounced, expecting free food and special treatment, and then trash talk the people who agreed to work with me. I’ve always believed that shows immaturity and lack of class. I think it’s possible, and it shows, that he really has no idea what he’s talking about, like sending someone raised on McDonald’s to go and review five star dining. It goes over their head. Since this incident, both of them have issued apology videos out of necessity, not out of remorse. They are publicly shamed for their behavior for this and rightfully so.

This is the friend who came along unannounced to do a review on the Japanese Bbq food truck. Off the bat this guy was negative the whole time, even trash talking them. In my opinion I think his behavior was worse than his friend that spit out the food. I’m not sure if they planned on just being negative as a rage bait tactic but whatever they did, worked. Everyone is talking about these two now but not in a good way. I feel if he was being honest, then he’s entitled to his opinion also, however do it with respect. I would never show up unannounced, expecting free food and special treatment, and then trash talk the people who agreed to work with me. I’ve always believed that shows immaturity and lack of class. I think it’s possible, and it shows, that he really has no idea what he’s talking about, like sending someone raised on McDonald’s to go and review five star dining. It goes over their head. Since this incident, both of them have issued apology videos out of necessity, not out of remorse. They are publicly shamed for their behavior for this and rightfully so.

SonnyBoy🇺🇸

492,231 views • 2 months ago

Is this what we call a civilized nation with high morality, ethics, and civilization? I urge all Cambodian compatriots not to engage in such disgraceful acts, which are inhumane and even worse than those of animals. Regardless of whether this video was made by a human or by AI, it clearly displays immoral behavior regardless of nationality or group. Recently, some of our compatriots asked me to create content featuring photos or portraits of the Thai King, where participants would shoot at the images to win prizes, just as some Thai nationals have been doing. I responded that if we believe their actions are wrong, then we should not compete in wrongdoing. There is no value in replicating such inhumane behavior, which is worse than what animals would do. I further explained that their intention is to provoke me, to cause me to lose patience during this fragile ceasefire, or at the very least, to incite some of our military forces and our people to retaliate and stir conflict. I sincerely appeal to all our compatriots not to use the portrait of the Thai King or images of any Thai leader in any inappropriate or disrespectful manner. Although our country is small, our population limited, and our economy weak, we must not be weak in morality. We must remain a dignified nation with high moral values. If you are hurt by or unhappy with Thailand, please refrain from purchasing Thai goods and stop using the Thai baht in Cambodia to strengthen our national monetary independence. Please do not take any actions that would affect Thai companies or Thai citizens who are living and working in Cambodia. I still believe that the majority of Thai people do not want to be enemies of the Cambodian people. Some people in Thailand, including some Thai leaders, are making inaccurate assessments of Cambodia’s economy, saying the country is facing hardship following the Thai border closures due to a lack of consumer goods. I should thank the Thai leaders for unintentionally doing us a favor. Cambodia has spent no less than five billion US dollars annually to purchase Thai products. Redirecting this spending to local products would provide a market and opportunity to strengthen the Cambodian economy. We never asked for Thai products to be sold in our markets. We paid for them. Thai leaders must not misunderstand or continue to belittle Cambodia. We know Thailand is wealthier than Cambodia, but you should also acknowledge that we spend money to buy your goods, which contributes to income for the Thai people. To Thai sellers who used to trade in Cambodia, please do not be upset at losing a major customer. This is not Cambodia’s fault. Finally, I want to inform our people, especially those living near the Thai border, to urgently exchange Thai baht for riel or US dollars, because in the near future you may face heavy losses. The baht could become a point of vulnerability, used for pressure, just as we’ve seen in past situations involving electricity, internet, and fuel. Switching from the baht to the riel helps strengthen the financial sovereignty of our nation. I would like to attach a video in which a Thai national displayed my photo to shoot at in order to win prizes.

Is this what we call a civilized nation with high morality, ethics, and civilization? I urge all Cambodian compatriots not to engage in such disgraceful acts, which are inhumane and even worse than those of animals. Regardless of whether this video was made by a human or by AI, it clearly displays immoral behavior regardless of nationality or group. Recently, some of our compatriots asked me to create content featuring photos or portraits of the Thai King, where participants would shoot at the images to win prizes, just as some Thai nationals have been doing. I responded that if we believe their actions are wrong, then we should not compete in wrongdoing. There is no value in replicating such inhumane behavior, which is worse than what animals would do. I further explained that their intention is to provoke me, to cause me to lose patience during this fragile ceasefire, or at the very least, to incite some of our military forces and our people to retaliate and stir conflict. I sincerely appeal to all our compatriots not to use the portrait of the Thai King or images of any Thai leader in any inappropriate or disrespectful manner. Although our country is small, our population limited, and our economy weak, we must not be weak in morality. We must remain a dignified nation with high moral values. If you are hurt by or unhappy with Thailand, please refrain from purchasing Thai goods and stop using the Thai baht in Cambodia to strengthen our national monetary independence. Please do not take any actions that would affect Thai companies or Thai citizens who are living and working in Cambodia. I still believe that the majority of Thai people do not want to be enemies of the Cambodian people. Some people in Thailand, including some Thai leaders, are making inaccurate assessments of Cambodia’s economy, saying the country is facing hardship following the Thai border closures due to a lack of consumer goods. I should thank the Thai leaders for unintentionally doing us a favor. Cambodia has spent no less than five billion US dollars annually to purchase Thai products. Redirecting this spending to local products would provide a market and opportunity to strengthen the Cambodian economy. We never asked for Thai products to be sold in our markets. We paid for them. Thai leaders must not misunderstand or continue to belittle Cambodia. We know Thailand is wealthier than Cambodia, but you should also acknowledge that we spend money to buy your goods, which contributes to income for the Thai people. To Thai sellers who used to trade in Cambodia, please do not be upset at losing a major customer. This is not Cambodia’s fault. Finally, I want to inform our people, especially those living near the Thai border, to urgently exchange Thai baht for riel or US dollars, because in the near future you may face heavy losses. The baht could become a point of vulnerability, used for pressure, just as we’ve seen in past situations involving electricity, internet, and fuel. Switching from the baht to the riel helps strengthen the financial sovereignty of our nation. I would like to attach a video in which a Thai national displayed my photo to shoot at in order to win prizes.

Hun Sen

23,601 views • 10 months ago

Mark Levin blasts the Supreme Court’s birthright citizenship ruling, arguing it wrongly relies on 1600s British common law instead of the U.S. Constitution: “This has to be one of the dumbest decisions I’ve ever read. I don’t care what other legal analysts have to say. It’s worse than the Roberts Obamacare decision. The fundamental core of this decision is based on British common law from the 1600s, and Chief Justice Roberts keeps referring to it. I don’t know which law clerk drafted this opinion, but I know I wouldn’t want them back next term. We’re about to celebrate the 250th anniversary of this nation. We revolted against the British. We adopted our Declaration of Independence. We do not live under British common law. British common law may serve as a historical guide, but it has to be filtered through our constitutional system. The American people know, instinctively, what this decision is based on. What the opinion argues is that under 1600s British common law, if someone was born on the king’s land, that person became a subject of the sovereign—the king. That, he argues, is the basis for this decision involving the Fourteenth Amendment.”

Mark Levin blasts the Supreme Court’s birthright citizenship ruling, arguing it wrongly relies on 1600s British common law instead of the U.S. Constitution: “This has to be one of the dumbest decisions I’ve ever read. I don’t care what other legal analysts have to say. It’s worse than the Roberts Obamacare decision. The fundamental core of this decision is based on British common law from the 1600s, and Chief Justice Roberts keeps referring to it. I don’t know which law clerk drafted this opinion, but I know I wouldn’t want them back next term. We’re about to celebrate the 250th anniversary of this nation. We revolted against the British. We adopted our Declaration of Independence. We do not live under British common law. British common law may serve as a historical guide, but it has to be filtered through our constitutional system. The American people know, instinctively, what this decision is based on. What the opinion argues is that under 1600s British common law, if someone was born on the king’s land, that person became a subject of the sovereign—the king. That, he argues, is the basis for this decision involving the Fourteenth Amendment.”

Sean Hannity 🇺🇸

142,947 views • 1 month ago

I never wanted to be a politician and I still don’t. I’ve had two successful careers and have started a few small businesses. I’ve also worked for some big corporations. I was ready to retire and spend more time with my family – which I’ve done for the past 3 years. I think they’re ready for me to find something else to do. I’m tired of seeing the leaders of our country being influenced by the toxic divisions that are tearing apart our families and society. It’s time for me to step up and do my civic duty. To give back and try and change things for the better. If not me, who? If not now, when? It’s easy to look at the economy and realize that something has gone horribly wrong. Working people, the middle class, and small businesses have been losing ground over the past 20 years. The goose that lays the golden eggs for our country has been kicked around and squeezed to the point where laying more golden eggs is almost impossible. Consider that since 2000 the cost of food has risen more than double the rise in average household income. The cost of a home has risen 6 times and the amount of government spending 5 and a half times. The S&P 500 has gone up 9 times more than the rise in average household income. To everyone who works and is trying to do the right thing for their family, to everyone who is young and wonders why their lives are worse than their parents: you are not wrong. And yet, who have we allowed to have the most influence over our government? Big corporate executives and big union bosses. Big tech, big pharma, big media, big whatever – all trying to control big government in Washington DC. This needs to stop. Our government spends money on the wrong things and spends way too much. One thing the federal government should certainly be responsible for is the security of our borders. Instead, we see millions of people coming in without any accounting for who they are, what they intend to do, or what they’re bringing with them. And they’re being given access to all sorts of handouts at our expense. At a minimum, the federal government and the state governments should be working together to enforce existing laws and secure the border. Seeing our government at war with itself is unacceptable. For my whole life, in every place I’ve ever lived, I’ve seen people working to provide for their family. Values like self-sacrifice, faith, integrity, fidelity, and valor are simply part of who these people are. They do these things not because the government tells them to, but because they know the right things to do - moral obligations that are freely chosen, not mandated by a government. It doesn’t take a village to raise a child, it takes a family, and it takes families to make a village. The sad reality is that many children in our country are suffering. Years of ridiculing and demeaning old fashioned “family values” have taken a toll. Our society’s strength, fundamentally linked to the vitality of the family structure, has been eroded. I want to champion the traditional family as critical for a child’s development and success. The data proves this. However, my approach will be inclusive, recognizing all who step up to provide for their children. I’m not worried about the government being a safety net. I want the government to stop being an impediment. I’m ready to go to DC and see if I can help bring back sanity and civility to the public discourse on these issues and all the other issues that face our great nation. We need bold leaders for such a time as this.

I never wanted to be a politician and I still don’t. I’ve had two successful careers and have started a few small businesses. I’ve also worked for some big corporations. I was ready to retire and spend more time with my family – which I’ve done for the past 3 years. I think they’re ready for me to find something else to do. I’m tired of seeing the leaders of our country being influenced by the toxic divisions that are tearing apart our families and society. It’s time for me to step up and do my civic duty. To give back and try and change things for the better. If not me, who? If not now, when? It’s easy to look at the economy and realize that something has gone horribly wrong. Working people, the middle class, and small businesses have been losing ground over the past 20 years. The goose that lays the golden eggs for our country has been kicked around and squeezed to the point where laying more golden eggs is almost impossible. Consider that since 2000 the cost of food has risen more than double the rise in average household income. The cost of a home has risen 6 times and the amount of government spending 5 and a half times. The S&P 500 has gone up 9 times more than the rise in average household income. To everyone who works and is trying to do the right thing for their family, to everyone who is young and wonders why their lives are worse than their parents: you are not wrong. And yet, who have we allowed to have the most influence over our government? Big corporate executives and big union bosses. Big tech, big pharma, big media, big whatever – all trying to control big government in Washington DC. This needs to stop. Our government spends money on the wrong things and spends way too much. One thing the federal government should certainly be responsible for is the security of our borders. Instead, we see millions of people coming in without any accounting for who they are, what they intend to do, or what they’re bringing with them. And they’re being given access to all sorts of handouts at our expense. At a minimum, the federal government and the state governments should be working together to enforce existing laws and secure the border. Seeing our government at war with itself is unacceptable. For my whole life, in every place I’ve ever lived, I’ve seen people working to provide for their family. Values like self-sacrifice, faith, integrity, fidelity, and valor are simply part of who these people are. They do these things not because the government tells them to, but because they know the right things to do - moral obligations that are freely chosen, not mandated by a government. It doesn’t take a village to raise a child, it takes a family, and it takes families to make a village. The sad reality is that many children in our country are suffering. Years of ridiculing and demeaning old fashioned “family values” have taken a toll. Our society’s strength, fundamentally linked to the vitality of the family structure, has been eroded. I want to champion the traditional family as critical for a child’s development and success. The data proves this. However, my approach will be inclusive, recognizing all who step up to provide for their children. I’m not worried about the government being a safety net. I want the government to stop being an impediment. I’m ready to go to DC and see if I can help bring back sanity and civility to the public discourse on these issues and all the other issues that face our great nation. We need bold leaders for such a time as this.

Marty O'Donnell

16,062,670 views • 2 years ago

What happened inside a college should never happen to any student. I am sharing this only to raise awareness not to target or defame anyone but to shed light on what I personally experienced as a student. Despite attending classes regularly, my attendance was not marked properly. When the time came to collect my hall ticket, I was denied it even though my attendance percentage (48.78%) was higher than some others who received theirs. I waited for over 6–7 hours in the college office, politely requesting the hall ticket. Instead, I was verbally abused and humiliated in front of my classmates. I was told, “Do whatever you want, you won’t get your hall ticket.” The situation soon turned physically and mentally traumatic. I was pushed with force, lost consciousness, and for almost an hour no medical help was called. Only when my family arrived was an ambulance called. When I regained consciousness, I was in ICU I found that a photo had been taken without my consent my shirt was torn and the image was circulated further. Later, I learned there were attempts to delete CCTV footage and twist the story to portray it differently. Everything I’ve written here is based on my personal experience and what I witnessed directly. I am sharing it because no student should ever go through something like this in any institution. Educational spaces should be built on respect, fairness, and accountability not fear and humiliation.

What happened inside a college should never happen to any student. I am sharing this only to raise awareness not to target or defame anyone but to shed light on what I personally experienced as a student. Despite attending classes regularly, my attendance was not marked properly. When the time came to collect my hall ticket, I was denied it even though my attendance percentage (48.78%) was higher than some others who received theirs. I waited for over 6–7 hours in the college office, politely requesting the hall ticket. Instead, I was verbally abused and humiliated in front of my classmates. I was told, “Do whatever you want, you won’t get your hall ticket.” The situation soon turned physically and mentally traumatic. I was pushed with force, lost consciousness, and for almost an hour no medical help was called. Only when my family arrived was an ambulance called. When I regained consciousness, I was in ICU I found that a photo had been taken without my consent my shirt was torn and the image was circulated further. Later, I learned there were attempts to delete CCTV footage and twist the story to portray it differently. Everything I’ve written here is based on my personal experience and what I witnessed directly. I am sharing it because no student should ever go through something like this in any institution. Educational spaces should be built on respect, fairness, and accountability not fear and humiliation.

khushi on chain

56,911 views • 7 months ago

This young lady claims she works 40 hours a week and doesn’t make enough to support herself. She wants people to stop talking about how Gen Z doesn’t want to work. She claims us other generations have worked longer and thus can afford to live on our own. But that’s the point isn’t it. She claims she doesn’t want to work for the rest of her life yet says we have an advantage because we have worked longer than them. I always told my kids that nobody rarely ever starts at the top. We start at the bottom, work hard and work our ways up. I didn’t rely on anybody but myself, did I get help along the way? Sure I did, I was lucky to have gotten some help but I didn’t ask for it and I didn’t expect it. My motto is as long as my two hands and feet still work, I will survive somehow. Did I want to go to school for almost a decade? No I didn’t. Did I want to be a part of the workforce for so long, of course not, nobody does. But that’s the difference. I did it because I knew I had to do what I had to do to have an easier life later on. Self accountability goes a long way, I’ve always believed that if I am not where I want to be, the only person I can blame is myself. So no I’m not criticizing the younger generation for struggling. I am criticizing them for the fact they are complaining about it because they expected it to be easy. Going to school, and getting a job doesn’t mean I am automatically financially independent by default, it takes years to reach that point naturally. It’s a hard ride but we will all get there.

This young lady claims she works 40 hours a week and doesn’t make enough to support herself. She wants people to stop talking about how Gen Z doesn’t want to work. She claims us other generations have worked longer and thus can afford to live on our own. But that’s the point isn’t it. She claims she doesn’t want to work for the rest of her life yet says we have an advantage because we have worked longer than them. I always told my kids that nobody rarely ever starts at the top. We start at the bottom, work hard and work our ways up. I didn’t rely on anybody but myself, did I get help along the way? Sure I did, I was lucky to have gotten some help but I didn’t ask for it and I didn’t expect it. My motto is as long as my two hands and feet still work, I will survive somehow. Did I want to go to school for almost a decade? No I didn’t. Did I want to be a part of the workforce for so long, of course not, nobody does. But that’s the difference. I did it because I knew I had to do what I had to do to have an easier life later on. Self accountability goes a long way, I’ve always believed that if I am not where I want to be, the only person I can blame is myself. So no I’m not criticizing the younger generation for struggling. I am criticizing them for the fact they are complaining about it because they expected it to be easy. Going to school, and getting a job doesn’t mean I am automatically financially independent by default, it takes years to reach that point naturally. It’s a hard ride but we will all get there.

SonnyBoy🇺🇸

40,195 views • 17 days ago

Candace accuses Kash Patel of murdering Charlie. She then goes on to call Charlie Kirk a slave. “I just want to know ‘why Charlie?’ I want to know why the decision was made to murder Charlie Kirk—a decision that very clearly had to be approved by Charlie’s friends…All we wanna know is why. We wanna know what that slave [Charlie Kirk] did wrong.” Good grief, y’all. This email didn’t even prove anything. At no point did either the email or she connect this plane to Charlie’s murder. Plus, she can’t even confirm her source for this information. I’ve said before that her entire “investigation” is a series of “that’s weird.” And some (a minority) of it is actually weird; the vast majority is a reach. There *may* indeed be something weird or alarming about this Egyptian plane, but WHERE IS THE EVIDENCE IT’S CONNECTED TO CHARLIE’S MURDER? And if this were a big international operation between our government and Israel’s, why does Israel even need to be here—posing as Egyptians no less? If they have the cooperation of our government, why is Israel flying around here pretending to be Egyptians? Why not stay home? If our government wanted someone killed, they could do it without Israel’s help. They could do it and leave no trail in fact—certainly no trail that would be sniffed out by a podcaster. Additionally, she’s been suggesting (and doubles down here) that Charlie was murdered because he was “turning on Israel.” But this plane of Israelis posing as Egyptians was tracking Erika for YEARS? Well before Charlie “turned on Israel”? Someone make it make sense for me, because I’m dumb and don’t get it. This is all dramatic, over-the-top, illogical, vague slop.

Candace accuses Kash Patel of murdering Charlie. She then goes on to call Charlie Kirk a slave. “I just want to know ‘why Charlie?’ I want to know why the decision was made to murder Charlie Kirk—a decision that very clearly had to be approved by Charlie’s friends…All we wanna know is why. We wanna know what that slave [Charlie Kirk] did wrong.” Good grief, y’all. This email didn’t even prove anything. At no point did either the email or she connect this plane to Charlie’s murder. Plus, she can’t even confirm her source for this information. I’ve said before that her entire “investigation” is a series of “that’s weird.” And some (a minority) of it is actually weird; the vast majority is a reach. There may indeed be something weird or alarming about this Egyptian plane, but WHERE IS THE EVIDENCE IT’S CONNECTED TO CHARLIE’S MURDER? And if this were a big international operation between our government and Israel’s, why does Israel even need to be here—posing as Egyptians no less? If they have the cooperation of our government, why is Israel flying around here pretending to be Egyptians? Why not stay home? If our government wanted someone killed, they could do it without Israel’s help. They could do it and leave no trail in fact—certainly no trail that would be sniffed out by a podcaster. Additionally, she’s been suggesting (and doubles down here) that Charlie was murdered because he was “turning on Israel.” But this plane of Israelis posing as Egyptians was tracking Erika for YEARS? Well before Charlie “turned on Israel”? Someone make it make sense for me, because I’m dumb and don’t get it. This is all dramatic, over-the-top, illogical, vague slop.

Natalie Jean Beisner

154,854 views • 8 months ago