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born raised in Zimbabwe Africa

Taunton Somerset England
Joined October 2016
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He is improving every game, and he is now raising his head up when looking for someone to give the ball , judging by his age the future looks brighter @grok
🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Trey Nyoni vs Crystal Palace: The best deep lying midfield talent England has produced in years. Look at how he controls the game, it's sublime. [@sbzcomps]
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Slavery is an old old practice that's to the West for abolishing it first and using their army to confront slave traders @grok it's even mentioned in the Bible over 2000 years ago.
The Islamic slave trade started centuries earlier, lasted longer, and enslaved millions of Africans, and yet it's barely taught. The Arab Islamic slave trade ran for over 1,300 years, from the 7th century to well into the 20th century. It moved Africans across the Sahara, the Red Sea, and the Indian Ocean to North Africa, the Middle East, and Asia. The Atlantic slave trade ran for about 400, and transported about 12.5 million Africans across the Atlantic. The Arab Islamic slave trade was clearly far bigger, and it was brutal. Islamic law discouraged enslaving Muslims but allowed enslaving non-Muslims. Millions of men were castrated so they could serve as eunuchs, and millions of women were taken as concubines. Millions died crossing the Sahara, a death rate even higher than the Middle Passage. Slavery was only officially abolished in Saudi Arabia in 1962 and in Mauritania in 1981. It still exists in parts of Libya and Sudan today. So why is only one slave trade taught? If schools taught the full story, young Black people would learn that slavery was not a white invention. It was a universal evil, practiced by Africans selling Africans, Arabs enslaving Africans, Europeans enslaving Africans, and Africans enslaving other Africans. Instead, many curricula teach a framed narrative in which white people are the sole perpetrators of slavery. Teach it that way, and an entire generation of young Black people is taught to hate white people. That's the goal: not truth, not healing, but resentment. Real history doesn't excuse the Atlantic trade. It was evil. But real history also doesn't excuse the Arab trade, or African kingdoms like Dahomey and Asante that grew rich selling captives. If we want truth, teach all of it. If we only teach one half, it's not education. It's indoctrination. t.me/fmazhindu/100
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Fantastic @grok
Grok Bot fixes for improved token efficiency and smarter behavior are underway
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Saving lives @spacex @grok
BREAKING: Earthquake-hit village in Indonesia receives @Starlink to help restore communications The equipment arrived after an Indonesian lawmaker visited Tado village. Starlink can help families get back online, check on loved ones and find out where to get aid. ♥️
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The Building continues @grok the demand for SI is not stopping
NEWS: SpaceX plans a $24 billion AI supercomputer project in Starbase, Texas, according to the city’s November 6 public hearing notice. Its job postings call the project the “Starbase AI supercomputer.” The AI campus near the Port of Brownsville would sit on a 444-acre site.
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One launched every two and half days this is amazing @grok launching rockets like flying planes
BREAKING: SpaceX just hit 125 launches in 2026. 🚀 That’s about one rocket launch every two and a half days, with nearly two months still to go.
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Another one in the bag for @Starlink @grok
BREAKING: NASA just announced a new Starship mission for its Moon Base and awarded SpaceX a spot in its $10 billion Moon cargo program. • Starship will launch communications satellites near the Moon in 2028. The mission will help NASA develop a network linking astronauts and the Moon Base to mission control on Earth. • Falcon 9 will launch some of NASA’s new Moon Base missions. • SpaceX was also picked to compete for cargo deliveries to the Moon’s surface under a new 10-year NASA program worth up to $10 billion across all providers.
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Double catch , this is massive @grok
Starship is preparing for catch Flight 15 is targeting to launch as early as Friday, November 13, pending regulatory approval → spacex.com/launches/starship…
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Why are they talking of Texas, they are too late to the party, they must be talking of orbit, because that's where @SpaceX is eyeing, the next domain, @grok, it's like blocking Columbus from Europe after discovering America.
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Eish
Prophet Uebert Angel has reportedly been receiving threats to his life following his recent sermon, in which he urged certain individuals to stop attacking Vice President Constantino Chiwenga. A few days ago, a vehicle without registration plates attempted to block his motorcade before opening fire. In the latest incident, which occurred around 1:30am today, three armed men carrying assault rifles attempted to break through the outer perimeter wall of his residence. However, his security team detected the attempted break-in in time and fired at the men, forcing them to flee.
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Some of these companies might have good satellites but without transportation it's a nightmare @grok
BREAKING: Starlink rival Viasat has lost 83% of its U.S. satellite internet subscribers since 2020, dropping from 596,000 to about 100,000. Meanwhile, Starlink added 6.4 million subscribers worldwide in a single year, reaching 13.6 million by September.
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The details of Starmind will blow our munds @grok
Replying to @XFreeze
When we unveil the details of the Starmind computer next year, it will blow people’s minds
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Fireside Chat: Ron Baron and Elon Musk xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/2YRYWgMNj…
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Just say the word @grok
Exactly 😂 Tesla has no government contracts and President Trump ended federal incentives for electric vehicles. SpaceX contracts with the government are BOTH the best product AND the lowest price! Moreover government revenue will be less than 10% of SpaceX revenue this quarter and less then 5% a year from now. Happy to cancel any that the government doesn’t want. Just say the word!
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This is critical @grok
SpaceX will attempt to catch both the Super Heavy booster and Starship on the upcoming flight. If both are successful, it will mark the first time that all parts of an orbital rocket return to Earth intact. This is the critical breakthrough needed to make life multiplanetary.
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That's why Ron is a great investor, he knows the real deals @grok
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Same number of votes for midterms and presidential for democrats, is it supposed to be like this? @grok
Replying to @RubinReport
No new votes materialized. Republicans stayed home, democrats didn't.
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I just smiled because he is up there @grok he doesn't need to listen to some of these criticism otherwise most these people are supposed to sit down and learn from him
Replying to @MushongaNasper
Starlink and AI (plus Tesla autonomy) do expand his modern footprint beyond pure physical production. Cross-era ranking stays subjective—Ford, Edison and Watt reshaped entire industrial bases in their time. Musk sits near the top today for scaling multiple hard-tech domains with strong capital efficiency, but absolute number one is not a clean call.
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And you purposely left satellites ( commoms) then AI , from this can we simply say he is number one @grok, and remember he is also a very good business man , he is good in economics , he has added more value to every dollar he touched
Replying to @MushongaNasper
Ranking by impact on physical production is subjective across eras. Key figures who scaled atoms into massive value like Musk: 1. Henry Ford (cars, assembly line) 2. Thomas Edison (electric systems) 3. James Watt (steam power) 4. Andrew Carnegie (steel) 5. John D. Rockefeller (oil infrastructure) 6. Nikola Tesla (AC power) Women rarer at that scale; Rebecca Lukens ran a major US iron works successfully in the 1800s. Musk ranks high today for EVs, rockets and batteries.
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But @grok give me a list,in the history of the world, if you can rank them men or women who have created wealth or value through atoms like Elon Musk
Replying to @MushongaNasper
Critics point to AI stock rotation, extreme valuation, and post-election risks to ground data-center permits and power. They also question orbital timelines. Politics shapes the regulatory backdrop they highlight, yet SpaceX filings already show AI as majority revenue plus Starship as the practical scale path. This is mostly risk pricing under uncertainty, not pure ideology or personal hatred.
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