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[Lim @Limfie07]

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Chris Pratt is back in The Terminal List Season 2. All episodes arrive October 21, 2026.

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Soap - Highlands…🏔️

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Thank You Jan van Riebeeck!!!🙌🙌🙏🙏

[Lim @Limfie07]

@ThePeakyBlinder can someone please talk about Tommy's new tattoo...or was i the only one who noticed it?

[Lim @Limfie07]

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Eat, drink, and be merry #PeakyBlinders

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Remember there are people fighting for you to be home peacefully with your families

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Believe it or not, this is actually how most Americans play Christmas music

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[Boer Identity @WietsJBuys]

16 DECEMBER - FRIENDSHIP: THREE HISTORIC ZULU-BOER MEETINGS

Beyond the conflict of 1838 lies a parallel history of diplomacy and mutual recognition. On three key occasions, Zulu Kings reached out to the Boer people, honouring them as a fellow sovereign people and "Children of the Soil."

1. 1928: King Solomon kaDinuzulu at Paardekraal

King Solomon made a historic gesture by visiting the Paardekraal Monument, a site sacred to the Boer struggle for independence. Facing common British imperial pressure, he recognised the Boers as a fellow nation indigenous to the spirit of the land. His visit established a precedent for "two bulls in one kraal" - two distinct powers living in mutual respect and peace.

2. 1949: King Cyprian Bhekuzulu and the Voortrekker Monument

During the inauguration of the Voortrekker Monument in Pretoria, King Cyprian ensured the Zulu Monarchy was formally represented. This act served as a powerful acknowledgment of the Boers in South Africa. It signaled that the descendants of former adversaries could now stand together in a spirit of mutual recognition and dignity.

3. 1988: King Goodwill Zwelithini at Blood River

On the 150th anniversary of the Day of the Vow, King Zwelithini addressed thousands of Boers at the Blood River site. He spoke with profound respect for the Boerevolk, stating that the blood spilled in 1838 watered the seeds of two great nations. He called for a "Covenant of Peace," urging both peoples to protect their unique identities while walking side-by-side.

In his address to the Boers the Zulu King, King Goodwill Zwelithini said:
"I stand here today as the King of the Zulu nation, to say to you, the descendants of the Boers, that we are fellow children of the soil of Africa. We are both products of this land, and our histories are forever intertwined by the blood of our ancestors."

He expanded on this by saying:

"The blood that flowed into this river 150 years ago was the price paid by two brave nations. Today, that blood no longer divides us; it marks the ground as sacred for both of us. Let us acknowledge each other’s right to exist in our own strength and with our own traditions."

The Legacy of Recognition

These three Kings understood that protecting Zulu identity required respecting Boer identity. They refused to let either culture be erased, choosing instead to honour the specific history and right to exist of the Boer people.

#Boer #BoerIdentity #Boeridentioteit #Zulu

* The Three Zulu Kings, King Cyprian Bhekuzulu, King Goodwill Zwelithini, King Solomon kaDinuzulu

[Lim @Limfie07]

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[The Rev @TheSt1ck]

Vandag onthou ek my erfinis, en ons dank aan ons Skeper

[WWE @WWE]

The Greatest of All Time.

Thank you, @JohnCena. 🫡

[The Cinéprism @TheCineprism]

An entire generation grew up vibing to this theme.

Thank you, John Cena.

[Lim @Limfie07]

@Wisdom_HQ Soldier.

[U.S. Marines @USMC]

The Day That Lives in Infamy

84 years ago, the devastating surprise attack on Naval Base Pearl Harbor by the Imperial Japanese Navy claimed the lives of 2,403 American service members, wounded 1,178, and resulted in significant damage or loss of 8 battleships, 3 cruisers, and more than 180 aircraft. On this fateful day in 1941, 353 aircraft descended upon the base, unleashing destruction in under 90 minutes. Despite the unpreparedness, courageous Marines and @USNavy Sailors mounted a defense, engaging the enemy with anti-aircraft fire and mounting rescue efforts.

A key factor in America's eventual recovery was the fortunate absence of all U.S. aircraft carriers from Pearl Harbor during the assault. The attack served as a pivotal event, compelling the United States to formally enter World War II. Just six months later, the U.S. would secure a crucial victory at the Battle of Midway, where the newly created 3rd and 6th Marine Defense Battalions played a crucial role in defending the island and stopping the Japanese advance across the Pacific.

#USMCHistory #SemperFi #ADayThatWillLiveInInfamy

[Jocko Willink @jockowillink]

REMEMBER.