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Every shenanigan has led to this. Super Troopers 3, only in theatres August 7. Get tickets meow.

When you buy rims and you cant afford tires 😂😂🤣

@CanadianXXL Hey! I'll get a testimony if you feed me

@j00ny369T Therefore drowning is impossible?

@chrislovesbj1 @Draconblue_OF

@clarkpb01 Is he 6'7

@slye That was your peak in life

Why can Israel assassinate leaders in Iran with precision, but not in Gaza?

Trump is taking money from the Middle East and 2016 Trump is PISSED

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@elonmusk That literally is the left though 🤔

@FairbanksNC From Canada and still a fan 😊 🍁

Post one of your favourite Trump-Zelensky memes below 👇 We will start first 😎

Just so we’re clear, This piece of shit Convicted Felon and 5 time draft dodger, Along with a low ranking POG REMF “Combat Correspondent” (who’s never engaged in actual combat). Attacked the leader of a nation who has fought along side his fellow countrymen. Trump and Vance are a fucking joke. @realDonaldTrump @VP

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@KizitoOdwor @elonmusk Daughter not son

Us the new generation of Africa don't even want your tax. We are clear Ending Foreign Aid: A Path to True African Independence When I become the President, I will ban foreign aid on my first day in office. For too long, foreign aid has been a tool used by powerful nations to maintain control over weaker states, particularly in Africa. It is not designed to uplift the people but rather to advance the strategic and economic interests of foreign governments. The Myth of Foreign Aid: Control, Not Development Foreign aid, especially from institutions like USAID, has been weaponized to manipulate African economies, politics, and governance. Under the guise of "assistance," billions of dollars have flowed into organizations that promote the interests of Western governments rather than the well-being of the African people. Zimbabwe, like many other African nations, has been a victim of these neo-colonial schemes, where foreign-funded NGOs push external agendas that do not align with our national sovereignty, culture, and development priorities. Instead of helping nations develop, foreign aid has created a cycle of dependency, weakening our economic sovereignty. It allows foreign actors to dictate policies, control resources, and influence governance in a way that undermines African self-determination. Afrocentric Governance: The Only Way Forward To break free from this cycle, we must embrace Afrocentric Governance, a governance system rooted in African values, traditions, and economic self-sufficiency. This means rejecting external interference and building institutions that prioritize the needs of Africans rather than the interests of external powers. An Afrocentric governance model would focus on: • Resource Nationalism – ensuring that Africa’s wealth, from minerals to agriculture, is controlled and utilized by African states for the benefit of their people. • Industrialization and Self-Reliance – building African industries that process raw materials locally instead of exporting them cheaply to foreign powers. • Economic Decolonization – cutting reliance on Western financial institutions like the IMF and World Bank, which have enslaved African nations with debt and structural adjustment programs. Africa Needs Economic Freedom, Not Foreign Handouts The over-reliance on donor funding has kept Africa in perpetual poverty. Foreign aid comes with conditions that force African nations to implement policies that serve the interests of donors rather than their own citizens. This is why Africa remains the richest continent in terms of natural resources but the poorest in terms of economic development. Africa does not need aid. Africa needs reparations. The same nations that enslaved, colonized, and looted Africa’s wealth now pose as "saviours" offering aid. True justice means demanding reparations for the centuries of exploitation that left our economies crippled. With reparations and a strong self-sufficiency strategy, Africa can rebuild itself on its own terms. Breaking Free: A New Financial Order for Africa To truly liberate itself, Africa must build its own financial institutions, funded by African states, for African development. This includes: • An African Central Bank that is not controlled by Western financial interests. • An African Monetary Fund to replace the IMF, where African nations can borrow without Western-imposed conditions. • An African Development Bank that funds infrastructure, education, and industrial projects with African money, free from foreign influence. Africa Must Exit the UN and Form a True African Union The United Nations, like other global institutions, has failed Africa. African nations are often sidelined, treated as second-class members, and subjected to policies that do not serve their interests. The UN Security Council, dominated by former colonial powers, makes decisions that impact Africa without African input. TBC

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@FTM_CuntBoy This is a good story to share. Lots of scams happen this way, they send a cheque then ask you to transfer the funds. Then, once the funds are transferred, the cheque bounces (takes a few days) and you're responsible for the bad cheque and all funds. Happened to me once too