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Auntie Nae retweeted
THIS is why they don’t like him. It’s not because he’s Muslim or socialist, it’s because he wants to stop their bipartisan gravy train.
🇺🇸 El-Sayed says the same people are financing the Republicans and the Democrats:
“People don't trust our party because too often we're funded by the very same people who fund Republicans... Can we actually cut the cord that we've had to corporate money and start governing like we give a damn about working people?”
Auntie Nae retweeted
The community mocked Gabby while Cardi defended her, & attacked Doechii while Cardi celebrated her? Used her voice when the community stayed silent. We don’t let Cardi get away with anything; we just don’t forget. Colorism exists, but 5% won’t erase 95% of her hard work. NEXT!
Auntie Nae retweeted
General rule, If a place smells vaguely like cat piss or chemicals, leave. Its either drugs or cat piss, and neither are good to be around
Auntie Nae retweeted
BREAKING: Wisconsin sues Kalshi, Polymarket, Robinhood, Coinbase on the same day for running illegal sports betting
Auntie Nae retweeted
I just can’t imagine how demented your soul has to be to gleefully take someone’s home like that and just continue on living like it’s all normal
Auntie Nae retweeted
Embarrassing
59 years later, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s unfinished journey to Israel finally becomes a reality. ❤️🇮🇱🇺🇲
Today, 500 African American and African Christian leaders arrived in Israel as part of the "Unfinished Business" pilgrimage, an initiative created and led by the BCLCIR.
Their vision was to fulfill Dr. King’s dream of bringing African American pastors on a pilgrimage and solidarity trip to the Holy Land.
It was a journey MLK planned in 1967, but never got to make.
At a time when it proves most costly, these brave leaders came to see Israel for themselves, led by their faith, a deep commitment to the truth, and in service of Black - Jewish community building, a special tradition built by generations of solidarity.
As part of their trip, they also honored Israelis whose lives were forever changed by October 7 and by antisemitism, including Elkana Bohbot, who survived 738 days in Hamas captivity.
Welcome to Israel. We’re grateful to have you here. 🙏
📷 Alon Spiegel
#christiansinisrael #martinlutherkingjr #christianfaith #civilrights #holyland
Auntie Nae retweeted
Scott Colom just flipped a county in Mississippi named after a KKK founder. Poetic justice!!!!!!
Auntie Nae retweeted
So next time you see some young woman posting on Tiktok/Instagram "traveling so my haters can see the world too" just think of what this woman here said 👇
A rich Saudi agreed to pay Lisa Ann $10 million for s*x. She said no. She'd heard what happens to p*rn stars who say yes: locked in a room for weeks, blood drawn every day, waiting to see which girl the sheikh picks tonight. And the ones who got paid? Wait till the airport.
Lisa Ann gets the same email over and over again. Men asking how much it would cost to sleep with her.
Her answer never changes. 10 million. Sometimes 5 million. A number so big the guy would need to start a GoFundMe.
Then one day a rich guy from Saudi Arabia writes back: easy.
And Lisa Ann says no.
"We're not doing the Saudi Arabia thing. We're not going to Dubai."
Because she's heard the stories. She says she's talked to every single girl who came back.
And this is what they told her.
You don't fly out for one night. You live there. For weeks on weeks.
In a house. Locked in a room.
Every day, he tests your blood. Every single day. Even if he never actually has s*x with you.
Because he has a harem. And he decides which girl gets which night.
Usually it's a sheikh. There's a prince over there too. But according to Lisa, the girls all go over for the same person.
The pay?
"Bags on bags on bags."
Some girls came home with a quarter of a million dollars. Some came home with $100,000.
And then there were the ones who didn't want that money going through a bank. They stuffed $30,000 in cash into a backpack and tried to fly home with it.
They got busted at the airport.
"What's this for? Drop your pants."
And they lost everything.
A locked room. A blood test every morning. A bag of cash at the end, if you make it through the airport.
Lisa Ann's answer to all of it:
"Not my jam."