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@HollowDreams0 @PicturesFoIder look at the wires on top, its some type of screen not a plastic window. They still in the first box but it project an image. took 5 sec to realize but at first i was confused

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I’m gonna give 10 random people that repost this and follow me $25,000 for fun (the $250,000 my X video made) I’ll pick the winners in 72 hours

@MrBeast Everybody needs the 25k , and i do too.

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Cause they hate beauty.

@chockietee @historyinmemes Those are +10.000 years old for sure

Syrian archaeologist Khaled Al Asaad who devoted his life to the excavation and restoration of Palmyra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. He was beheaded by ISIS after refusing to disclose the location of ancient artifacts, despite a month of torture. He died a hero of heritage protection.

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@berner415 Yes bro

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A Spanish minister flies on a private jet to attend a climate conference. She then drives on a motorcade, and a 100 meters before the venue she gets off and takes a bicycle, as her two security cars follow her 🤡 #ClimateHypocrisy

The Hungarian Revolution of 1956 was a major uprising that took place in Hungary against the Soviet-backed government led by the Hungarian Communist Party. The revolution, which began on October 23, 1956, was triggered by a series of political and economic grievances, including widespread dissatisfaction with Soviet influence, repressive policies, and a desire for greater political freedom. During the revolution, the Hungarian people took to the streets in large numbers, engaging in demonstrations, protests, and armed resistance against the Soviet-backed regime. The revolution gained momentum quickly, and by October 28, the Hungarian military had joined forces with the protesters. In response to the revolution, Soviet forces launched a military intervention on November 4, 1956, to crush the uprising. The Soviet troops utilized tanks, artillery, and airpower to suppress the Hungarian resistance. The fighting was intense, and the revolutionaries faced a heavily armed and well-trained Soviet military. During this period, there were reports of brutal tactics employed by the Soviet forces, including indiscriminate shelling, summary executions, and widespread human rights abuses. Amidst the chaos and violence, several notable incidents took place, one of which was the discovery of a statue resembling the head of Joseph Stalin on the streets of Budapest. The statue's presence in Budapest during the revolution held symbolic significance. Stalin, who had been the leader of the Soviet Union until his death in 1953, was associated with the oppressive regime that the Hungarian revolutionaries were rebelling against. The sight of Stalin's head on the streets of Budapest served as a potent symbol of defiance and resistance against Soviet domination. The specific details surrounding the discovery of the Stalin statue's head during the Hungarian Revolution are not readily available. However, it is worth noting that the revolutionaries targeted symbols of Soviet authority and oppression, including statues, monuments, and other communist propaganda. Destroying or defacing these symbols was seen as a powerful act of resistance and a way to express their desire for freedom and independence. Overall, the Hungarian Revolution of 1956 was a pivotal event in Cold War history, showcasing the desire of the Hungarian people for autonomy and their willingness to challenge Soviet dominance. The image of Stalin's head on the streets of Budapest serves as a poignant reminder of the intense struggle that unfolded during that time.

@Lucas_Gage_ @ZagamiLeo Tell them you already warned about this decades ago.

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Historic Vids @historyinmemes

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The last American slave ship arrived in Mobile, Alabama, in 1860, despite the illegal importation of slaves. On board were approximately 160 West African individuals who had been captured and enslaved. One of the captives, named Cudjo Lewis, was acutely aware of the potential

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20 Years ago Alex Jones sounded like a crazy lunatic. Now everything he said is being proven true. They tried to silence Alex but now people like Tucker, Joe Rogan, RFK Jr, Elon Musk etc are now seeing & saying the same thing

@goddek @RobertKennedyJr @hiltzikm Never forget this

@cj_akerberg Du skriver som om dom var något annat än korrupta från början men ditt enda problem med dom är en av få vettiga åsikter dom har. Du är säkert för palmolja också.