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Despair is psychological warfare. This is not the time to switch off your survival instincts and succumb to oppressors. Things are going to be messy for a while but a better world is possible. Deep breaths, buckle up and give yourself a chance again.
You’re not alone. Get up.
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Bc they are never blunt about being encouraging, positive, or supportive. But conveniently blunt when it’s time to put someone in their place or be opinionated.
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They're inspired by the French Revolution but terrified by the Haitian Revolution because of racism.
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Destrozaron todo el Ministerio de Economía en Albania porque quisieron venderle tierras a un extranjero. Un empresario estadounidense, Jared Kushner, esposo de la hija de Donald Trump
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🚨 BREAKING:
In Tokyo, tens of thousands gathered outside Parliament demanding the PM's resignation over his support for the US and Israel.
The Japanese people are showing incredible determination.
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Netanyahu apparently displayed this map as part of his national security policy presentation.
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Faut voir Paris là. T’es dans une foule qui scande “on a guillotiné un roi, on peut recommencer”, tu tournes à gauche, y a des groupes en train de barricader une rue & de faire reculer la police, tu tournes à droite, y a un cortège avec 20 drapeaux 🇵🇸 qui arrive à toute vitesse.
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Si je meurs par la police n’écoutez pas mes parents je suis pas pacifiste je veux pas la paix brûlez tout
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À Montpellier, un homme déguisé en Spider-Man a été aperçu en train de distribuer des serviettes hygiéniques aux femmes pendant les manifestations du 17 octobre. 😭
LA PLUS GRANDE COMPILATION DU 17 OCTOBRE QUE J’AI VUE SUR TIKTOK 😭😭😭 je suis en larmes smr les références à la pop culture sont LÉGENDAIRES mdrrrr on est vraiment le pays du divertissement QU’EST-CE QU’ON RIGOLE BIEN merci pour tout quelle journée historique MDRRRR
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French men stealing pads during the protest and giving out to the random women they see on the street is actually the sweetest thing ever
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My theory is that when Italian merchants first traded with Muslims, they tried to copy the Islamic profit-and-loss sharing model for their own deals and shipping expeditions. They saw how uncertain it was compared to the interest-based financing they were used to, and therefore named it after the Arabic word rizq, which became our word “risk”
This is so tender. He saw the exact shape of her grief and quietly decided to meet it every morning for over a decade. That’s real love.
For eleven years my husband has woken up at 5:52 a.m. on the dot.
Not 5:50. Not 6:00. Exactly 5:52.
He never snoozed it. Just reached over, turned it off, and lay back down until the real morning started. I always thought it was some military leftover or weird personal rule. I never asked.
Last month he had to fly out for a conference. The first morning alone I jolted awake at 5:52, heart already racing, and couldn’t figure out why that exact time felt like a punch to the chest.
When he got home I teased him about it. “Your alarm has brainwashed me.”
He went quiet for a long time.
Then he told me.
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Replying to @Abeer287145
@Abeer287145 is a Sudanese refugee in Egypt with a disabled husband.
She needs around ~$200 every month to cover her rent/medical expenses which nisha transfers through WU to Egypt. If you cant donate $5 or $10, please share 🙏
paypal.me/nishasalsabil
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Israel spyware firms hacked into Al Jazeera devices in 2024 using a new ‘adfection’ method previously unknown to the public. The ‘zero click’ hacks can infiltrate your phone or computer simply by scrolling past an ad online.
Al Jazeera’s @mohamedwashere explains.
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Palantir is in a Sharia fund; Amanah rates it 9/10, Extreme Risk. Analog Devices is halal 8/8, yet High Risk 6.5/10 for us. We add human-rights screening. Read article and see the email templates you can send to your pension provider to take action.
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First trailer for ‘THE EYES OF GHANA’, the first-ever film produced by IShowSpeed.
The documentary follows Ghanaian cinematographer Chris Hesse who attempts to rescue more than 1,000 films capturing Africa’s fight for independence in the 1950s & ’60s.




























