Jakatak

[Jakatak @HappyJak888]

@Bushra1Shaikh Always!

Every incident!

Any Country!

[Jakatak @HappyJak888]

@Tenman0929 @rrcm77 @TomthunkitsMind You Were Back Pedaling,

Your first comment was just "Drones"..

later u amended it to "Attack" drones!

[Jakatak @HappyJak888]

@Tenman0929 @rrcm77 @TomthunkitsMind More than just storage,

Manufacturing also,
Do you think they would have all manufacturing in plain site!
Please bomb us!

[Jakatak @HappyJak888]

@RebelGoy88 Trump has Lost it,

He is Mentally Unstable!

[Jakatak @HappyJak888]

@Glenn_Diesen All the Best Glen..🙏

[The Grey Of Dulce @TheGreyOfDulce]

The phone call involving Kit Green from the CIA.

Everything is out in the open now. Stop hiding it!

You have no right to conceal scientific truths from the public!

When you consider the trillions of dollars in taxpayer money collected from American citizens every year and funneled into private companies for alien technologies, it becomes clear why these companies are standing in the way of disclosure.

A group of private contractors who have taken control of these scientific discoveries and kept them for themselves, unwilling to give up their personal wealth and power, are obstructing disclosure.

I believe these companies are also involved in the successive deaths of people who have been working to bring the truth to light.

[Chay Bowes @BowesChay]

The Russians are the Arctic.

Half the human population and most of the region is Russian.

If the idiotic Europeans dared to confront them, they'd be completely wiped out.

[Olga Bazova @OlgaBazova]

CIA Continues to Assist Ukraine in Striking Deeper into Russia, Despite Disagreements Between Trump and Zelensky — The Atlantic

▪️According to the publication, the U.S. intelligence agency has not reduced its support for Kiev and continues to provide the Ukrainian Armed Forces with information for strikes on targets within Russia, as well as warnings about the approach of missiles and drones.
▪️The CIA plays a particularly important role, and, according to a retired high-ranking U.S. official, it holds a leading position among U.S. representatives in Ukraine.
▪️An intelligence officer from one of the Baltic states told journalists that, despite Trump's public rhetoric, CIA operations have become "much more aggressive" than during the Biden administration.
▪️At the same time, CIA Director John Ratcliffe continues to provide intelligence support to Kyiv, although Trump recently described Zelensky as a more difficult partner than Vladimir Putin.

[PAryan 8🪽8 @RebelGoy88]

🇮🇷⚡️🇺🇸⚡️🇮🇱 Iranian FM Abbas Araghchi:

“The U.S. has over the past three years spent $11 BILLION in taxpayer money on missile defense for Israel.

It has fired more interceptors defending Israel than Israel has.

That is not a symbiotic relationship. It is a parasitic one.”

[Sony Thăng @nxt888]

The University of Sankore in Timbuktu was operating in the 12th century.

At its peak it had 25,000 students.

It held between 400,000 and 700,000 manuscripts on mathematics, astronomy, medicine, law, literature and theology, many of which are still being catalogued today.

Seven hundred thousand manuscripts.

In a city that European maps labeled "terra incognita."

Unknown land.

Not unknown to the scholars studying astronomy inside it.

Not unknown to the merchants who traveled thousands of miles to reach its markets.

Not unknown to the students who came from across the continent and the Arab world to study there.

Unknown only to the people who needed it to be.

Because 700,000 manuscripts changes the sentence.

Because a university operating a thousand years ago in sub-Saharan Africa changes every assumption that colonialism was ever built on.

And the assumptions needed to survive.

So the manuscripts were not taught.

And the "terra incognita" remained, in the minds of those who needed it to, incognita.

[Jakatak @HappyJak888]

@Tenman0929 @rrcm77 @TomthunkitsMind So "NOW" you decide to Add Arrack..

which i presume means Attack..

No Back Pedaling sonny!

[Jakatak @HappyJak888]

@Tenman0929 @rrcm77 @TomthunkitsMind Think Again Clown..

Military drones were used in the 19th Century.

More Up to Date military drones were used in
WW1 and WW11.

AND ISRAEL WAS USING DRONES IN 1980.

Iran over Past years has Electrinically Captured drones and landed them safely in Iran.

[Jakatak @HappyJak888]

" DE NILE "

[Sony Thăng @nxt888]

Egypt is the most revealing case of all.

Ancient Egypt, with its pyramids, its philosophy, its mathematical precision, its medicine, its legal systems, its art that still stops people in museum halls, is acknowledged as one of the great civilizations of human history.

And for most of Western academic history, it was also systematically, carefully, persistently de-Africanized.

Ancient Egyptians were depicted as lighter than the evidence suggests.

The obvious geographical and cultural connections to the rest of Africa were minimized.

The Nile Valley civilizations that predated the dynastic period were underdiscussed.

Cheikh Anta Diop spent his career arguing that ancient Egypt was an African civilization.

Not Mediterranean. Not racially ambiguous. Not a separate category inserted between "real" Africa and "real" civilization.

African.

The reaction from Western academia was not engagement.

It was dismissal. It was decades of institutional resistance. It was the particular fury of a field that had built its understanding of the ancient world on the careful, necessary, structurally load-bearing separation of Egypt from the continent it sits on.

Because if Egypt is African, then the sentence "Africa had no civilization before Europe arrived" doesn’t just need revision.

It becomes incoherent.

Not just false, but the precise inversion of the truth.

And not just about one dynasty or one period but about the foundational story of Western civilization itself, which drew substantially from Egyptian knowledge in mathematics, medicine, architecture, philosophy.

Which means Western civilization did not bring knowledge to Africa.

It learned from it.

The mummies are still there.

The DNA studies have complicated every clean narrative.

Diop’s work has been increasingly vindicated by genetic and archaeological evidence.

The resistance continues anyway.

But the instinct, the deep structural instinct to separate the civilization you want to celebrate from the continent you needed to be empty, that instinct shaped the field for generations.

You cannot claim the pyramids and also claim the continent that built them had no history.

You cannot do both with a straight face.

They tried anyway.

[Jakatak @HappyJak888]

@MKioko254 @nxt888 👍 I'll repost and use your
"De Nile"....

[Jakatak @HappyJak888]

@ElMagoPablo72 @Sprinter_Press 👍..Yes that's them.

[Jakatak @HappyJak888]

@RebelGoy88 ???...

[Jakatak @HappyJak888]

@JaimeHorta17 @camille_moscow Agreed..

[Jakatak @HappyJak888]

@TonyBonczek126 @camille_moscow Is this him?

[Jakatak @HappyJak888]

If they look stupid..
They Generally Are!

[Camille Moscow 🇷🇺 🌿 ☦️ @camille_moscow]

❗️Stubb est considéré comme un possible négociateur pour l’Europe auprès de la Russie — Berliner Zeitung

Le président finlandais Alexander Stubb est considéré comme l’un des candidats les plus prometteurs pour représenter l’Europe dans les négociations avec la Russie, écrit Berliner Zeitung. Sa candidature suscite l’intérêt dans le contexte des discussions au sein de l’UE sur qui pourrait jouer le rôle de médiateur dans le dialogue avec Moscou.

En évoquant Stubb comme un potentiel négociateur pour l’Europe, il est important de rappeler ses déclarations concernant les frappes des forces armées ukrainiennes en profondeur sur le territoire russe, y compris les attaques contre les centres logistiques de Wildberries — il a qualifié ces actions de « stratégie militaire raisonnable » et a déclaré que, de cette manière, Kiev augmentait le « prix de la guerre » pour Moscou.

[Jakatak @HappyJak888]

@lewi50240 @davidrisley @MarioNawfal 👆🤪..👆🤭...😍

Then Keep Flying Fukwit! 👋👋👋