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"𝙏𝙝𝙖𝙣𝙠𝙨 𝙛𝙤𝙧 𝙝𝙖𝙫𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙪𝙨 𝙞𝙣 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙨𝙖𝙢𝙚 𝙩𝙚𝙖𝙢" - Amir 🎥: Hear it from the Vipers of the moment as they talk about playing together and sharing the new ball 🤩 #DesertVipers #FangsOut #DPWorldILT20 #Season2 #GGvDV #AllInForCricket #ShaheenAfridi #MohammadAmir | Mohammad Amir

Desert Vipers

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Haroonvor 2 Jahren

@iShaheenAfridi Kings of Pakistan 😍😍❤️❤️

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Fahim Mughal 19vor 2 Jahren

@iShaheenAfridi This Duo ❤️

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Waqar Afridivor 2 Jahren

@iShaheenAfridi A Great lesson for their Fans too. They abuse them but Amir and Shaheen always had a great brotherly relationship 🤩👑👑❤️

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Fahim Mughal 19vor 2 Jahren

@iShaheenAfridi عامر بھائی سے بہت چیزیں سیکھنے کو ملی جب پاکستان ٹیم میں بھی تھے : شاہین آفریدی ❤️

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Waqar Afridivor 2 Jahren

@iShaheenAfridi Super interview. It was my dream to see them bowl together. Great Praise by Amir for Shaheen and Huge Respect shown by Shaheen to Amir. World Class Bowlers. I wish ek bar pher Pakistan ke lye khel kar atleast 1 ICC Trophy jetwa dein 🥹

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Abdul samadkhanvor 2 Jahren

@iShaheenAfridi ابھی بس اس خواب کو بھی پورا کرنا ہے۔ #BabarAzam𓃵 #virat #TwoGenders @TheDesertVipers

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Haroonvor 2 Jahren

@iShaheenAfridi Thank you Desert vipers for this 😍❤️

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@iShaheenAfridi Past, present and future in video 🔥

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@iShaheenAfridi Kash yah donk team m ajay yat

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Lion of Judah

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Q&A from The Age of Disclosure with Dan Farah and a number of participants. The film really ties together the story in a comprehensive way. For hardcore followers of this topic, there isn’t any “new” irrefutable evidence presented, however with 34 former USG officials, then there is a preponderance of evidence about a deeper context of all of the public facing testimony that has happened since the NYT article in 2017. In particular, Jay Stratton was able to provide key context about the behind-the-scenes of the UAP Task Force, Grusch testimony, and Eric Davis and Hal Puthoff also were able to share some new bits of their work with the DIA. Elizondo is the heart that also provides a strong narrative backbone, but the real new stars here some from Rubio and Rounds who provide real context that the language in the UAP Disclosure Act didn’t come out of nowhere. It also brilliantly weaves together lots of archival statements from other officials and former Presidents. The history of UFOlogy is fragmented and there is a lot of lore, and The Age of Disclosure ties it all together with some of the most authoritative and compelling evidence. It is the power of storytelling that brings a real emotional impact to these disparate facts. Also, this film is crossing the chasm from the innovators and early adopters who are credulous about this core UFO lore, and it brings all together within the context of a narrative is very digestible for mainstream audiences beyond the UFO true believers. They identify the behind-the-scenes dynamics shaping this story at the CIA, DoE, Air Force and defense contractors, and Farah says the new administration will be using this film as a part of their efforts. Definitely go check it out!

Q&A from The Age of Disclosure with Dan Farah and a number of participants. The film really ties together the story in a comprehensive way. For hardcore followers of this topic, there isn’t any “new” irrefutable evidence presented, however with 34 former USG officials, then there is a preponderance of evidence about a deeper context of all of the public facing testimony that has happened since the NYT article in 2017. In particular, Jay Stratton was able to provide key context about the behind-the-scenes of the UAP Task Force, Grusch testimony, and Eric Davis and Hal Puthoff also were able to share some new bits of their work with the DIA. Elizondo is the heart that also provides a strong narrative backbone, but the real new stars here some from Rubio and Rounds who provide real context that the language in the UAP Disclosure Act didn’t come out of nowhere. It also brilliantly weaves together lots of archival statements from other officials and former Presidents. The history of UFOlogy is fragmented and there is a lot of lore, and The Age of Disclosure ties it all together with some of the most authoritative and compelling evidence. It is the power of storytelling that brings a real emotional impact to these disparate facts. Also, this film is crossing the chasm from the innovators and early adopters who are credulous about this core UFO lore, and it brings all together within the context of a narrative is very digestible for mainstream audiences beyond the UFO true believers. They identify the behind-the-scenes dynamics shaping this story at the CIA, DoE, Air Force and defense contractors, and Farah says the new administration will be using this film as a part of their efforts. Definitely go check it out!

Kent Bye (Voices of VR)

55,060 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

[Eng Sub] "The Spark/Fuel" covered by Englot #1stFanmeetENGLOTinMacau #อิงล็อต #Englot‌ A little about the song and why so many Thai fans hoped they would sing it together. Summary: เชื้อไฟ (Chuea Fai, "Fuel" or "The Spark") is about offering comfort to someone worn down by the weight of the world. It tells the story of escaping together on a ship, leaving behind judgment and expectations to find a place where only the two of them matter, free to live by their own rules and simply be together. Why Thai fans love it: The song's message resonated with our fandom during the hard time that we went through before Engfa's concert in June, making it especially meaningful. We believed it would be included in the concert after Engfa hinted during one of her Lives that she couldn't sing one particular song because everyone kept commenting its name, and it was on the setlist. Although she performed it alone as the first song of the Englot segment in the concert, many still hoped to hear them sing it as a duet. That wish finally came true at the Macau fan meeting, making the moment even more emotional for us.

[Eng Sub] "The Spark/Fuel" covered by Englot #1stFanmeetENGLOTinMacau #อิงล็อต #Englot‌ A little about the song and why so many Thai fans hoped they would sing it together. Summary: เชื้อไฟ (Chuea Fai, "Fuel" or "The Spark") is about offering comfort to someone worn down by the weight of the world. It tells the story of escaping together on a ship, leaving behind judgment and expectations to find a place where only the two of them matter, free to live by their own rules and simply be together. Why Thai fans love it: The song's message resonated with our fandom during the hard time that we went through before Engfa's concert in June, making it especially meaningful. We believed it would be included in the concert after Engfa hinted during one of her Lives that she couldn't sing one particular song because everyone kept commenting its name, and it was on the setlist. Although she performed it alone as the first song of the Englot segment in the concert, many still hoped to hear them sing it as a duet. That wish finally came true at the Macau fan meeting, making the moment even more emotional for us.

~ Amy EL ~

20,175 Aufrufe • vor 16 Tagen

#BREAKING: Ari: Talk about your idea to freeze rent Mayor Mamdani: “…we are living in a time of politics where politicians try to convince the public that there’s nothing they can do and so to even have the idea that we could actually help people is seen as a departure from what so many are being told in this moment, and freezing the rent, this is about 2.5 million New Yorkers in a city of 8.5 million, the mayor has the power to freeze their rent.”

#BREAKING: Ari: Talk about your idea to freeze rent Mayor Mamdani: “…we are living in a time of politics where politicians try to convince the public that there’s nothing they can do and so to even have the idea that we could actually help people is seen as a departure from what so many are being told in this moment, and freezing the rent, this is about 2.5 million New Yorkers in a city of 8.5 million, the mayor has the power to freeze their rent.”

Emoluments Clause

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