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Listen, be strategic, intentional. Never stop learning. Learn CPR. I Stand Strong & Steadfast, in support of Ukraine. 🇺🇦🙏🇺🇲 I'm #NAFO

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Joined March 2009
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I will always readily admit to what I do not know, although not fully admit to what I do in fact know.
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Наша гордість на льоду! Надія Єпущенко підкорила серця глядачів виступом з українською символікою та виборола бронзу. Проте відео завірусилося через поведінку її батька-тренера.
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An ice cream company president in Japan stood in a dark suit in front of a hundred factory workers and bowed on national television over nine cents. His company makes the blue soda popsicle that every kid in Japan buys with pocket change after baseball practice on a hot summer afternoon. For a quarter of a century, the company fought inflation to keep the price at roughly forty cents—because everyone in the factory knew little kids were counting coins in front of the freezer case. When soaring ingredient costs finally forced them to raise the price by nine cents, the executives refused to shrink the popsicle behind the scenes or hide the increase in fine print. Instead, the president and a hundred employees lined up outside company headquarters, stood still for sixty seconds on prime-time television, and bowed in silent apology to the children of Japan. Nobody was angry. Sales jumped ten percent the very next month because parents wanted to support a company that treated a child's allowance like a sacred contract. A nation's integrity is not measured by the size of its corporations, but by how honestly they treat a child holding a handful of coins.
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🇦🇺❤️🇺🇦 Australian Julianna Rozek, who had been serving in Ukraine as a Humanitarian Volunteer passed away. My thoughts and condolences are with everyone who knew her! Вічна пам'ять 🕯️🙏🏽
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Proud and grateful that Ukraine has a friend like you, José. Thank you to you and the entire World Central Kitchen team for the warmth of your dishes and hearts.
As the great people of Oleshky arrived to Ukraine after a long trip @WCKitchen lead by Yuliya is ready with borscht, and many other Ukranian dishes! The route was long: from Oleshky through Crimea to Anapa in Russia, then a flight to Belarus and onward by road into Chernihiv region. After a journey like that, warm, good food matters a great deal. #ChefsForUkraine Proud that the teams were first in Irpin and Bucha, in Kherson….so many special powerful moments! now here…Ukrainians are the best of us!
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Franck here, This fella has been proud to serve. But now it's time to hang up the paws. My last NAFO tweet. It has been a true honor posting alongside the smartest, weirdest, most relentless minds on this platform. 1/2
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Deborah retweeted
This wins Halloween
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22:20 | Air Situation Over Russia UAV activity is relatively limited so far tonight, but Ukrainian drones continue to be spotted across several Russian regions. The highest concentration of sightings is currently in the Belgorod and Kursk regions. Several groups have also been reported in the Oryol and Bryansk regions, although activity there is noticeably lower. Isolated groups of UAVs remain present in the Voronezh and Rostov regions. The Belgorod region is currently marked in red, indicating that a missile alert has been issued. Overall, most UAV activity remains concentrated near Russia's border regions. The latest map shows no signs of a large-scale movement of drones deeper into Russian territory. We're keeping an eye on the situation. Let's see if tonight's activity picks up momentum. UAV sightings are based on Russian monitoring sources. All information is approximate and has not been independently verified.
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Off to advocate and lobby for Ukraine #wedontstop 🇺🇦🇬🇧
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We’re the orcs’ worst nightmare. On Halloween, we just dress for the occasion. 🎃👻 #NAFO #fellas #Halloween2026
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Mission accomplished! 💪 We’re closing our fundraiser with $400 raised! Thank you to everyone who contributed toward energy drinks and bars for our soldiers. Your small donations came together to make a big difference. You are amazing! 🇺🇦❤️
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#Oleshky evacuation movements
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A strong decision by the U.S. State Department – authorizing Ukraine’s purchase of Patriot interceptors to counter Russian ballistic missiles. Five hundred PAC-3 interceptors is a substantial number, and very soon – this winter – they COULD make for a highly effective defense package. However, it has been stipulated that deliveries may begin ONLY IN A FEW YEARS. We are asking our American partners to find a solution for the time when there is a real danger and a real need to use PAC-3 interceptors. Right now, the Russians are attacking our energy infrastructure every single day. In just these past two weeks of October, there have already been more than 30 Russian strikes on critical parts of our power grid. It is right now, even before the beginning of winter, that Putin has started carrying out his operation to attack the systems that sustain life in our cities and communities. The targets are electricity, heating, water supplies, bridges, and life in our cities in general. We did ask our American partners to provide Ukraine with a winter support package – at a rate of 100 Patriot interceptors per month. Five hundred missiles would be enough to protect our skies over the coming months – precisely when it is so important for Ukraine to be in a strong position in negotiations and for Russia NOT to succeed in breaking life in Ukrainian cities and communities. The United States, our European partners, and other partners around the world have sufficient stocks of PAC-3 interceptors in their warehouses. Providing them to Ukraine right now – in the winter of 2026–2027 – and replenishing our partners’ arsenals LATER, in THE FOLLOWING YEARS, through this production already contracted and paid for by Ukraine and our partners would be the right approach. And it is entirely feasible. We are grateful to President Trump. Importantly, we recently discussed PAC-3 interceptors with Secretary of State Marco Rubio. Ukraine is grateful to the U.S. State Department and the U.S. Administration overall for granting this authorization. But we are asking for decisions that can guarantee the protection of lives not the day after tomorrow or sometime later, but at the very moment the threat is there – when Russia is killing and destroying. I thank everyone who stands with Ukraine! state.gov/releases/bureau-of…
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I'm thankful there are compassionate humans in this world..🙏
That was a superhuman feat, holding the deer with one hand and using the other to free it, well done, you are blessed.
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I've started translating videos some time over 4 years ago. I've taken about 2 weeks off the entire time. I put in countless hours every day to find materials that I think matter as well as clips that I think would lift your spirits and make you smile — because we all need that under the circumstances. I've put my life on hold because I don't have a team — I'm just one person, and between work and my family, there's little free time left for much else. I don't know how many videos I've translated. Even if I count 5 a day on average, it's already over 7,000. My guess is that in reality the number is over 10,000. I've never watermarked my videos or added my name to them. I want people to use them if they think it helps Ukraine in some way or fights Russian propaganda. If they credit me — great, it's nice to feel appreciated. If they don't — that's fine with me because I'm here for Ukraine. Mostly… Mostly, and not only, because I'm also here for all of you wonderful people who chose to stand with Ukraine in its darkest time of this century. Just like me, you spend countless hours supporting Ukraine — a nation to which many of you, unlike me, have no personal ties. I can’t express how deeply I admire your dedication. I’m in awe of you! I love our pro-Ukrainian community! ❤️ 📷 my babies
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BREAKING‼️ The USA 🇺🇸 has approved the sale of 500 Patriot missiles to Ukraine 🇺🇦 with an estimated value of $2.1 billion. Funding comes from Canada, Germany and Norway through the JUMPSTART program. As well as Ukrainian funds financed by the EU 🇪🇺 Patriot Missiles are used to intercept ballistic rockets. #Ukraine #PatriotsForUkraine
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Больше всего в Прекрасную россию Будущего верят в Финляндии, поэтому закупили и устанавливают вдоль границы 1,000,000 мин.
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Friends, maybe we can still achieve something great and turn our $269 into an even bigger amount! 🔥 There’s still a little time until Saturday. Join our fundraiser for energy drinks and bars for our guys. Every contribution matters! 💙💛 PayPal: [email protected]
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Hey, NAFO fellas! 🐶🇺🇦 Wanna look cool AND support Ukrainian defenders? Our TALION hoodies are here! 🔥 💀 100% of proceeds go directly to supporting our battalion. 💰 $55 📦 Worldwide shipping 📩 DM us to order! Stay warm. Support the fellas. Slava Ukraini! 🇺🇦
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