Ghrilo

No me gusta como caza la perrita
!☹️

[Ghrilo @JMBes1]

@Capitana_espana Huevo, pico, araña!

[EQUALIZER3 (Eduardo G) @egtegain]

🔴MAS RAPIDO SE COGE A UN CORRUPTO DEL PSOE MINTIENDO, QUE A UN GUSANO ARRASTRÁNDOSE.

Miren como Pillan Mintiendo al Ministro Socialista Angel Víctor Torres.

Mintió en el Senado, de por si ya es un delito, pero ni dimite el Indecente, ni es juzgado por ello👇

[Ghrilo @JMBes1]

@didem5654 185

[Los Meconios @LosMeconios]

De Bad Bunny la que más me gusta es esta.

[𝐫𝒶𝓕𝔸𝐭𝔯𝕖𝔧Ø @rafatrej0]

tremendo lo que ha dicho en #Horizonte un socialista de cuna como Tomás Gómez, describiendo con todo tipo de detalles a Pedro Sánchez, difícil haber escuchado alguna vez una descripción tan contundente.
es la descripción de un auténtico monstruo.

[Comandante J. Martín (R) ن🇪🇸 @Cte_Martin]

BRUTAL ENCONTRONAZO del juez Jesús Villegas @eutimius, secretario de la Plataforma por la Independencia Judicial, con Afra Blanco, activista, en el programa Espejo Público @EspejoPublico de Susanna Griso.

[Capitán General de los Tercios @capTercio]

Sin palabras. Nada que añadir. Nadie lo hubiera explicado mejor👏👏👏👏

[Ghrilo @JMBes1]

@OceanideRegia @pons_sabate @Igarrigavaz Me sumo totalmente a tus palabras. Es admirable!
Viva la vida!!

[Ghrilo @JMBes1]

@CapitanBitcoin Dentro!! Gracias ☺️

[Ghrilo @JMBes1]

@egtegain No es lo mismo predicar que dar trigo!

[Jan2030sinmiedo @Jan2030sinmiedo]

Gorrilla “yonki de mierda” exige cinco euros en el aparcamiento del Hospital de Valencia.

[Eva Vlaardingerbroek @EvaVlaar]

It’s two minutes to midnight. The time for talking is over; the time for action is now. That’s why we are presenting the first-ever patriotic European Citizens’ Initiative: the @SaveEuropeAct.

Acknowledging the ethnocultural continuity of Europe’s peoples as crucial for the preservation of Europe, we demand an immediate and total halt to immigration and the creation of a comprehensive European Remigration system.

To achieve that, we need your help. With a million signatures, the European Commission must meet with us face-to-face and take a stance on remigration and the future of Europe as a whole.

[Diario de Sevilla @diariosevilla]

"No la dejemos sola": piden ayuda para Victoria, la niña de Tocina con PUS3 que necesita una terapia génica costosa #Sevilla #SevillaHoy https://t.co/LiZ1czu9tO

[InfoVlogger @infovlogger36]

No se podía saber

[NOMO🙏✝️AlServicioDeDios @voxsincomplejo]

¡¡¡Enorme @Pepa_Millan !!!
Este minuto escúchenlo sí o sí.

[El Aguijón 🐝 @ElAguijon_]

El caso Plus Ultra apesta desde 2021, tienen que acabar todos los miembros de aquel Gobierno en el talego, Pedro Sánchez el primero

[Maila Maria Rosa @MailaMariaRosaa]

I was born and raised in Italy, a country that was once beautiful, safe, cultured, and admired across the entire world.

Being Italian meant something.
We were proud of who we were, proud of our history, proud of our traditions, proud to say “I’m Italian” without hesitation.

My mother was born in Cuba, so maybe I’ve always valued freedom a little differently.
I grew up understanding that, under different circumstances, I could have been born somewhere with little to no freedom at all. That perspective never left me.

Which is exactly why watching what has happened to Italy over the past few years has been genuinely heartbreaking.

The last few weeks have only intensified what so many people already felt was coming. It feels like our culture is expected to apologize for existing, while thousands of years of Italian history, identity, and tradition are treated with less and less respect every day.

The country that gave the world some of humanity’s greatest artists, poets, philosophers, writers, and masterpieces of culture and beauty is now being told that Italy must change to accommodate everyone else.

But why is preserving Italian culture suddenly controversial?

Italian culture and Islamic culture are not identical. Acknowledging cultural differences should not be considered hateful, it’s reality.
And I’m exhausted by the idea that Italy must endlessly adapt, while asking newcomers to respect and assimilate is somehow considered unreasonable.

My mother assimilated. She embraced the culture of the country she lived in. That’s what being a guest somewhere means: respect, gratitude, and integration.

Is it truly too much to ask that people who choose to come here respect our values, our customs, and our way of life?

Or are we expected to quietly watch Italy follow the path of France, Germany, Spain, and the UK, nations once celebrated for their unique identities and now struggling to hold onto them?

Another woman attacked. Another child harmed. Another violent headline.

This is not the Italy I grew up loving.

And yes, people are afraid to say what they think. But many of us see what’s happening.

I refuse to accept the slow disappearance of Italian identity just to avoid offending people who openly reject it.

Italy does not need to erase itself to be compassionate.

We are allowed to protect our culture. We are allowed to love our country unapologetically.

And if people want to live here, respecting Italy shouldn’t be optional.

Is that really so extreme?

[Haberin Var Mı? @HVMHaber]

Kardeşinin ameliyat parası için çizdiği resimleri Instagram’da satmaya çalışan küçük çocuğun bir paylaşımı.

[N I C O @NicoMarinb]

QUE LOCURA LA VIDA 🇦🇷✨🥹

Soy Nico, fotografo submarino argentino, tengo 26 años y hoy mis fotografías quedaron seleccionadas entre las mejores 35 fotos aéreas del mundo ¿Me ayudas compartiendo para que el mundo conozca esta cara de la naturaleza? 🥹🌊🫶🏻 Gracias por tanto apoyo siempre, me cambian la vida segundo a segundo ♥️