🚨🇮🇱 NETANYAHU’S WORDS SPARK OUTRAGE OVER IRAN STRIKES
🎙️ Reporter:
“Did Israel target civilians in Iran?”
🇮🇱 Netanyahu:
“We targeted families. Fathers, mothers, children. We killed them.”
🎙️ Reporter:
“You’re saying that on live television?”
🇮🇱 Netanyahu:
“I’m saying what we did.”
🎙️ Reporter:
“That is an admission of targeting civilians.”
🇮🇱 Netanyahu:
“That was the strike.”
🌍 The statement is now raising serious questions over the legality of the strikes.
Rare 1967 footage showing how traditional drums in Ghana were used to send messages over short and long distances, and even perform traditional poetry.
Dear Cleveland Browns fans one of the major problem in this fan base is Mary Kay Cabot
She’s one of the people that pushed Deshaun Watson over Shedeur Sanders even before a training camp snap was taken..
She was the one pushing for Green to be QB two
We need to drain the swamp
I did not realize I was that elite at writing until blocking and rehearsal. Seeing my actors work in real time it’s such a treasure, plus I’m finding all of these double entendre’s within the scenes in relation to theme 🤌🤌🤌
“We can’t find anyone who wants to work anymore.”
Meanwhile I walk into Target and see six closed checkout lanes, one cashier, and a line at self-checkout.
I applied there. Filled out the online application, did the AI questionnaire, did two interviews, and waited four weeks for a rejection.
Then I went back to the same store and saw the same six registers closed and the same “NOW HIRING” sign on the door.
So which is it?
Nobody wants to work, or nobody can get through the machine built to hire them?
UPDATE: Senatobia, Mississippi Police Chief Harold “Hal” Vanderford was fired after reports revealed racist text messages attributed to him. Vanderford submitted a resignation, but the Senatobia Board of Aldermen rejected it and voted unanimously to terminate him.
Vanderford led the Senatobia Police Department, the same department involved in the fatal June shooting of 1-year-old Kohen Wiley. The available reporting does not establish that the racist messages were directly connected to Wiley’s death.
When racist language is attributed to the leader of a police department, the public has every reason to question that department’s culture, judgment, and accountability.
Racism within police leadership is not separate from public safety—it is central to the public’s ability to trust the people sworn to protect them.
The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation continues to investigate the shooting that killed Kohen Wiley. Stay tuned for continued updates as they become available.