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Christian cop who was suspended and out under investigation for asking questions about Islam during a DEI training, won a settlement with the North Yorkshire Police Dept in the UK. UK is slowly waking up from very long slumber.
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Why Did the British Come to Hate the Russians? – Jeffrey Sachs
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This is why I'm suing my employer of 14 years, Adelaide Uni👇 🔗drjoannahowe.com.au/standwit…
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My uncle fixed American warships for 41 years. He was a welder at the US Navy base in Yokosuka. He started at 19. He barely spoke English. He didn't need to. He spoke steel. Destroyers. Cruisers. An aircraft carrier, more times than he can count. If a ship in the Seventh Fleet had a seam, there's a decent chance my uncle welded it. He never met most of the sailors who sailed on them. He just knew they came home safe. Because the seams held. Last spring, he retired. He expected a cake in the break room. Maybe a certificate. Instead, when he walked out of the shop on his last day, there were sailors lined up on both sides of the pier. In dress uniform. A boatswain raised a whistle to his lips. My uncle had no idea what was happening. Someone had to explain it to him later. In the US Navy, when a sailor retires after a long career, they "pipe him ashore." Sideboys line up. The whistle sounds. Everyone salutes. It's an honor the Navy gives its own. They gave it to a Japanese welder. My uncle walked between them slowly. Every few steps, he stopped and bowed. They held their salute the entire time. At the end of the line, the captain shook his hand and said something my uncle didn't understand. That night, he asked me to translate it. "Fair winds and following seas." He made me write it down in Japanese letters, so he could say it right. Now, every time we leave his house, he walks us to the door and says the only English sentence he knows by heart. "Fair winds and following seas."
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Replying to @TruthFairy131
So Euros have apparently been ceding territory for 4,000 years. At this point, I'm beginning to wonder whether it's some sort of genetic flaw. We build a civilisation, then eventually hand the place over to somebody else for no apparent reason. Perhaps we're just genetically incapable of keeping the keys. WTF!!!
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4,000 year old European Mummies in China 🇨🇳 Early mummies (dating from around 2,135 to 1,623 BCE) from China had high levels of Ancient North Eurasian ancestry. Many of them have their hair physically intact, ranging in color from blonde to red to brown which was generally long, curly & braided. They were also very tall to neighboring populations at the time, some of these individuals would likely have seemed like “giants” many ranging around 6 feet + tall. One man was 6’6 feet tall. Their costumes & textiles, indicate a common origin with European neolithic clothing techniques or a common low-level textile technology. The Princess of Xiaohe also known as the Little River Princess, is a naturally mummified woman of the Bronze Age & one of the Tarim mummies. She is known as the most beautiful mummy in the world. She had European features, high fair skin, high set nose & long red hair. A Chinese scientist clandestinely sent off DNA to an Italian geneticist to performed tests to conform ancestry. Since then, China has prohibited foreign scientists from conducting research on the mummies. What are they trying to hide? It is believed that there was an Ancient North Eurasian (ANE) European population that lived in the region long-term since the Ice Age.
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Ayatollah Khomeini, founder of the Islamic Republic, wrote in Tahrir al-Wasilah that while full intercourse with a wife under 9 is not allowed, other sexual acts—including thighing (tafkhiz)—are permitted even with a nursing infant. This is from his own jurisprudential text (Book of Marriage, Issue 12), not a fabrication. The regime still publishes and studies these works.
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The saddest thing is that female genital mutilation creates 2 kinds of women; 1. The traumatised frigid woman who can never experience sexual pleasure for the rest of her life and feels no desire to have sex at all because her labia has been numbed and she now also has dyspareunia or vaginismus from her trauma. 2. The anxious nymphomaniac who sleeps with every thing that moves because she is hoping that maybe just one day, she might actually move beyond that frustrating plateau and actually climax. The whole point of an orgasm is that it brings release to the sexual tension. When there is no release ever for the woman, ever imagined how that affects her? The idea that a woman's sexual desires emanate from her clit, so cut it off to chain her; is a barbaric worldview. A woman's sexual desire does not even emanate only from 1 tiny organ. Because the female labia & its sensuality is far more complex than these barbarians can contrive. I have seen so many genitally mutilated women who cannot control their urge to sleep around. They actually outnumber the frigid ones who had FGM. The consequences of a twisted obsession with controlling a woman sometimes produces that worst possible scenario they are trying to avoid. 🤌
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🤔🤔 Incredibly 98%-99% of Somalian girls aged 15 to 49 have undergone some form of genital mutilation mostly between the ages of 5 to 14 - why aren’t Western feminists jumping up & down protesting this abhoration in support of Somali women - it’s a genuine cause 🤔🤔
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Can we stop twisting this into something it isn’t? The man charged with deliberately running down Helen Haines is a longtime environmental activist with a documented history of mental health struggles, isolation, and neurological issues. His online activity was an environmentalist and later pro-Palestine, not manosphere content, cartoons, or right-wing politics. This attack has nothing to do with those things. I’m tired of seeing a brutal crime against an MP exploited for unrelated agendas.
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Exactly. The sooner people wake up to this fact, the sooner we can begin to root out those responsible for orchestrating mass migration.
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This is how civilizations die and any elected official who doesn’t have this top of mind is an enemy of the Republic.
The most damning chart in America. The stock market and GDP mean absolutely nothing if young men can't buy a home and get married.
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A 37-year-old farm worker named Ryotaro Ishii burned down the only mosque in Ebetsu, Hokkaido, on the night of February 28. It was his third fire in 13 days. On February 15 he torched the office and home of a Pakistani-run company in the same neighborhood, and a worker jumped from a window to escape. On February 23 he tried to burn a second Pakistani business about 400 meters from the mosque. Police arrested him in May, and on September 24 he stood in Sapporo District Court and admitted all of it. His reasons, in his own words: foreigners had walked onto the farm where he worked, his chainsaw disappeared the day before, and he had been watching online videos about foreigners. “I got angry and thought I’d teach them a lesson,” he told the judge. The damage came to about ¥20 million, roughly $130,000. Prosecutors want nine years, and his lawyer asked for far less.
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🙁 Poor boy, a mini ‘heat attack?’ Can ANY heart attack in a child be termed ‘mini?’
Imagine being this stupid 🤦‍♀️ and I’m not talking about the ‘comma’
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