@Martina Thank you, @Martina. I thought maybe I was the only one in the universe who knew the correct usage there. I also know how to spell and the meaning of 3 theres.
I was Charlotte.
I was born in Brighton on 18 February 1997.
I loved handbags and fashion. I was looking forward to having a career. I was looking forward to getting married and having children. I was looking forward to growing old and enjoying a long and happy retirement.
But none of that ever happened.
That's why I write about myself in the past.
I left this Earth in 2016, when I was just 19
My mother is now raising awareness of brain tumours
Every day, she shares my journey and tells my story, so that people can understand what this cruel disease can do.
She also set up a charity in my name, helping to fund vital brain tumour research.
I wasn't a celebrity.
I was simply Charlotte.
A daughter, sister, granddaughter, niece and a friend.
A young woman who had hopes, dreams and a future that should have been mine.
Please RT & help my mother & brother keep my story alive.
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If you would like to support a small, self-funding charity where 100% of your donation goes directly to brain tumour research, please consider popping a pound into Charlotte's Bag.
@tlfordxx@YisraelOfficial Odd that you name yourself a Christian but can't follow one of Jesus's most important command about forgiveness. Pick one or the other. You don't get both.
🚨 This is what corruption looks like in plain sight.
On Dec 5, FIFA handed Donald Trump a made-up honor called the “FIFA Peace Prize.”
Trump had wanted a Nobel. This was the consolation prize.
Four days later — Dec 9 — Trump’s DOJ moved to kill a major FIFA corruption case.
That case wasn’t speculative.
It involved decades of bribery and fraud in international soccer.
The defendants:
• Hernán López, former CEO of Fox International Channels
• Full Play Group, an Argentinian sports media company
They were:
✔️ Convicted by a jury
✔️ Upheld by a unanimous appeals court
✔️ Pending review at the Supreme Court
Then comes the switch.
Trump’s Solicitor General John Sauer ordered DOJ prosecutors to abandon the case entirely.
Sauer is not a neutral actor — he personally represented Trump in the immunity case he won at SCOTUS.
The U.S. Attorney overseeing the FIFA prosecutions, Joseph Nocella (also a Trump appointee), objected and asked Sauer to reconsider.
Sauer refused.
Now DOJ is asking a federal court to vacate the convictions.
Why this matters:
• It could unravel dozens of FIFA corruption convictions
• It could force the U.S. to return hundreds of millions of dollars in penalties
• It signals that justice is transactional
A shiny trophy.
A powerful favor.
A prosecution erased.
This isn’t conspiracy.
It’s a timeline.
In Trump’s America, justice isn’t blind — it’s for sale.
Share this. Accountability only works if people see it.
@TruthAwakeningX (photo ID, proof of citizenship) ranges from 66% to 82%, but support for the bill itself drops sharply when respondents see the full package or hear details.
@TruthAwakeningX ❌ Support for the SAVE Act itself is far lower
1/2 When Americans are asked specifically about the SAVE Act (by name):
28% support it, according to the same CBS/YouGov poll. 31% oppose, 41% are unsure.
Other polls show similar patterns: Support for individual provisions