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[😭 @254digitalM]

Fail so spectacularly @dwjagero calls you for an interview
- @kibeandy 2025

[The Husky @Mr_Husky1]

In the winter of 1827, visitors to a sugar plantation in Louisiana paid one dollar just to watch a man work.

They called him Josiah, the giant of Belfontaine.

He stood more than eight feet tall, with shoulders so broad he had to turn sideways to pass through most doorways. The plantation owner treated him like a living attraction. Guests gathered near the cane fields to watch him pull carts that normally required two mules. The overseer would laugh, slap the leather harness across his chest, and say it was the strongest creature in the parish.

What they never noticed was where Josiah looked when he was taken near the levee.

Not at the riverboats. Not at the fields.

At the swamps.

For years, he studied the bayous and cypress channels while others saw only mud and snakes. He memorized which trees marked dry paths, which waters ran shallow, which moss could be twisted into rope strong enough to hold a man’s weight. Deep in the marsh, he hid dried fish, cornmeal, and tools in a hollow tree no overseer would ever dare approach.

Then one October afternoon, his younger sister was dragged into the yard and whipped for the simple crime of looking a white man in the eyes.

Josiah stepped forward and took the rest of the lashes meant for her. He didn’t cry out. He didn’t beg. He only stood there, silent, absorbing the blows while the entire plantation watched.

That night, as he cleaned her wounds, he made a decision.

They would not die on that plantation.

Two months later, word spread that the master had sold Josiah for three thousand dollars. Not for labor, but to a traveling exhibition in the North. He would be displayed like a curiosity, a giant in a cage for crowds to stare at.

He had twelve days before the buyer arrived.

Twelve days to do something no one believed possible.

On the night before the sale, the sugar mill machinery exploded in a crash that shook the entire plantation. Overseers ran toward the noise, shouting orders in the dark.

And in that confusion, twenty-three enslaved people slipped into the cypress swamp behind the fields… following a trail only the giant knew.

What happened in those wetlands over the next three days would become one of the most whispered stories along the Mississippi.

[Kaya @DanThaKaya]

I judge startup ideas by one metric, will this be used weekly? Daily is even better.

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🇮🇷🇺🇸 Trump declared the U.S. the "Guardian of the Hormuz Strait" and said ships would be charged 20% on all cargo.

Iran's FM Araghchi responded within hours:

"POTUS is absolutely right. Whoever provides safe passage should be compensated. Iran has always been the GUARDIAN.

20% is of course too much. We will be fair."

Writer: Oliver

[David Lee @DavidLe76335983]

No one asked US to provide protection, so why would they pay 20% to US? This is plain robbery

[B @ngwata_]

An international arrest warrant, a RED notice and a bounty on top would be make this such a beautiful conundrum for Kenya.

[Rishit 🇫🇷 @Rishit_sayss]

Just a random question, why don't black players date black women ever? 🤔

Like I haven't seen any footballer date or marry a black girl
Seems hella weird to me

[Phil Kennedy @PhillipAKennedy]

Dying at 71 with just a $1.5M net worth (despite a $174k+ salary, no wife, and no kids) is all the confirmation you need that this guy had no business making decisions for the rest of us.

[John Doe @StanleyMasinde_]

We got the wrong one over here.

[Blaze Officiel @B3laze]

Go girl

[The Political Baddie @KawilaEllen]

Congratulations.We upgraded from development to debt https://t.co/zXXjQVFT5U this rate, every newborn gets a debt card before a birth certificate.
@OkiyaOmtatah @JimiWanjigi @_James041 @Kibet_bull

[RM @RM_19844]

I wonder how many people know the truth about alcohol/spirits….

[Jackson Hinkle 🇺🇸 @jacksonhinkle]

Lindsey Graham ONCE SAID that he’d rather help ISRAEL than hurricane victims in South Carolina.

[Kenya West @KinyanBoy]

Knowing too kucha and saying too much will have you dead, maimed. Once you’re in it, there���s no way out but either.

[Polymarket @Polymarket]

BREAKING: Former Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is reportedly under house arrest after Iran uncovered his secret contacts with Israeli intelligence.

[Antifa_Ultras @ultras_antifaa]

❝You are not a tech bro, you are a modern day factory worker❞

[TMZ @TMZ]

😳 Boosie Badazz sues after paying $600K for a Trump pardon that never materialized.

What we know: https://t.co/xX5BcXRjyp

[Koome Mwafrika. @KoometheChris]

You cannot warn a nation that doesn't know it's at war. Half of us think colonialism ended in 1963 and stayed ended. It didn't end , it just changed its paperwork. And we're out here arguing about football while the contracts get signed.

[Suppressed Voices @supressedvoic]

No difference!

[Somoina Kapeen @SomoinaKapeen]

HOW TO KNOW YOU WALK A RARE PATH

1. Loneliness has followed you since early days
Even surrounded by people, you often felt apart—watching rather than blending in.
That solitude was never rejection. It was space.
Space for depth to grow where noise could not reach.

2. Childhood ended sooner than it should have
While others were learning how to play, you were learning how to endure.
Life demanded responsibility before you felt ready.
Hard moments shaped you into someone observant, resilient, and awake.

3. Without effort, you stir reactions in others
Your energy reveals truths people would rather ignore.
Some respond with judgment, others with distance.
It is not you they resist—it is what your presence awakens in them.

4. Trust has been broken more than once
Those you opened your heart to did not always honor it.
Each betrayal carved wisdom into your spirit.
You are learning to see clearly, not to harden.

5. You carry a quiet inner knowing
There are things you understand without explanation.
Your instincts speak before words arrive.
You have learned to listen—and they rarely mislead you.

6. Your life moves in cycles of collapse and renewal
Just when things seem stable, they fall apart.
And then—something stronger, truer, more aligned emerges.
You have learned that endings are not failures, but thresholds.

7. Even in confusion, you are not abandoned
When the path disappears, guidance appears in unexpected ways.
Coincidences align. Help arrives late—but always on time.
You are held, even when you feel lost.

8. The conventional route never felt like home
Following the crowd drains you.
Your soul resists boxed expectations and scripted lives.
You are here to carve a path, not borrow one.

9. You love gently, yet you endure fiercely
Your heart feels everything—joy, grief, longing.
Still, you rise again and again.
Sensitivity did not weaken you; it deepened your strength.

10. Your silence is often misunderstood
People mistake your calm for submission, your restraint for emptiness.
But in quiet moments, your power gathers.
You grow strongest where others speak the loudest.

11. You questioned life earlier than most
You wondered about meaning, purpose, God, and truth
while others were distracted by surface things.
Depth found you young—and never left.

12. You are asked to wait longer than seems fair
Doors close. Progress slows. Seasons feel hidden.
But what is being prepared for you carries weight.
And heavy callings require deep foundations.

Those meant to carry light are often shaped away from the crowd.
They are refined in solitude
long before they are understood in the open.

Not everyone will see it.
But those who do—will recognize it instantly.

[Salim M Ishmael, M.D 🇰🇪 @salimishmael_]

Aren't we in like 13 trillion debt?