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Does this man look worried to you?

it's bad. Air purifiers in ever room right now. Cleaned out HomeDepot.

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The George Washington Bridge between New York and New Jersey

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The only thing that stops bad guys with guns are GOOD GUYS WITH GUNS!!!

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Centuries ago, approximately 800 years prior, the indigenous Inuit and Yupik communities residing in Alaska and northern regions of Canada ingeniously crafted small apertures on ivory and antler materials to fashion snow goggles. This innovative creation served the purpose of reducing eye fatigue and protecting against the harmful effects of snow blindness caused by ultraviolet (UV) radiation emanating from direct sunlight as well as its reflection.

This is what Mental Illness, Grooming, and Indoctrination looks like….. GET YOUR KIDS OUT OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS NOW!!!!

Out to grass.

The Great Awakening

The legend of Yasuke, the first and only black samurai to have existed in Nobunaga's army, has captivated people's imaginations for centuries. While historical records about Yasuke are limited, there are some accounts that provide insight into his life. Yasuke's exact place of birth remains unknown, although it is believed he might have originated from Mozambique in Africa. Other claims suggest Sudan or Ethiopia as possible birthplaces. The first Africans to arrive in Japan were from Mozambique, which supports the theory that Yasuke hailed from there. In 1579, Yasuke arrived in Japan alongside Alessandro Valignano, an Italian Jesuit, who was on an inspection tour. It is unclear whether Yasuke was a slave during his time in Japan. Some experts argue that he might have been a slave, while others believe he was a servant or bodyguard. Historical evidence is scarce, making it difficult to ascertain his exact status. During his stay in Japan, Yasuke had the opportunity to meet the renowned warlord Oda Nobunaga. The two formed a close relationship, as Nobunaga was impressed by Yasuke's towering height of 6'2" and his physical strength. Both men shared an interest in drama and poetry, and Yasuke had some knowledge of the Japanese language. Nobunaga was initially intrigued by Yasuke's dark skin, mistaking it for black ink. However, after Yasuke was cleansed, Nobunaga's admiration for him only grew, and he expressed a desire to learn more about Yasuke's culture. This open-mindedness was unusual in a time when Japan was relatively isolated and racism existed among some segments of society. In about a year, Yasuke became the first black samurai. Historians debate the possibility of Yasuke achieving such a status without prior fighting experience. It is likely that he underwent rigorous training and proved his skills to gain the title of a samurai. Yasuke's loyalty to Nobunaga was demonstrated during a tumultuous event when one of Nobunaga's generals, Akechi Mitsuhide, betrayed him and set fire to Nobunaga's palace. Nobunaga, choosing to uphold his honor, performed seppuku, a ritual suicide involving self-disembowelment. As part of this ritual, he asked Yasuke to decapitate him, a task often entrusted to a loyal samurai. Nobunaga also entrusted Yasuke with delivering his head and sword to his son, which symbolized immense trust within samurai and seppuku culture. After 1582, there are few mentions of Yasuke, and his fate remains unknown. However, his courage, strength, and determination to become a warrior of honor continue to captivate people's interest even after more than 500 years. Yasuke's story has inspired various adaptations in popular media. There is a movie, series, and anime dedicated to showcasing his remarkable life, ensuring that his legend lives on.

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BREAKING: Elon Musk was reportedly working on some anti aging formula but it got way out of hand

If we lose Texas, we lose our country. That’s why I will never stop fighting for our children's future. 🇺🇸

Pablo Escobar, known as the "King of Cocaine," was a notorious Colombian drug lord who established the infamous Medellín Cartel. He gained immense wealth and notoriety during his reign as one of history's most prominent drug traffickers. Escobar's criminal empire made him one of the richest individuals ever recorded, with a fortune estimated at 30 billion US dollars at the time of his death in 1993, equivalent to approximately 70 billion US dollars in today's value. During the 1980s, it is believed that Escobar orchestrated the transportation of 70 to 80 tonnes of powdered cocaine each month. The extent of his wealth was so vast that he reportedly needed to spend 2,500 US dollars monthly on rubber bands to secure his money stacks. An infamous anecdote suggests that while evading capture in 1992, Escobar burned 2 million US dollars in banknotes to keep his daughter warm in a chilly hideout. The photograph depicts Escobar standing alongside his son in front of the White House. He would later become one of the most wanted individuals globally. Throughout his illicit activities, Escobar exposed the shortcomings of US government policies in combating drug trafficking and the overall effectiveness of the war on drugs.

The dog is so smart, it seems that he can understand me

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And another. This one off the NY coast, near Shinnecock Long Island.

Robin Williams had a remarkable practice of providing employment opportunities to individuals experiencing homelessness while working on various film projects. Throughout his career, it is estimated that he engaged around 1,500 different homeless individuals. In the accompanying photograph, Williams can be seen alongside Craig Costaldo, an individual who faced homelessness in the 1980s but has since become a celebrated figure in the New York movie industry.

Pride is a sin.

Tayyip Erdoğan için yapılan Osmanlı tarzı tuğra ve ibaresi. Şöyle yazıyor: Türkiye Cumhuriyeti Reisi Recep Tayyip Erdoğan muzaffer daima.

do not disturb. The meeting starts now