America, more than any other nation in world history, was shaped by the Christian tradition of spreading the gospel unto all nations.
Join us in celebrating International Religious Freedom Day.
My cousin who is based in Germany 🇩🇪 texted me few weeks ago to confirm how much they sell roofing sheet.
I got some samples and sent to him alongside their prices he read the message but didn’t respond to it, I added a few bucks to the original price though.
Just few days ago he texted me again to help him check the price of foreign doors🚪 in the market, I read and but I didn’t respond.
After some hours he sent another message that the reason why he didn’t respond to my first message was because he was busy with work.
I also read but didn’t reply.
Na abroad you de, you are not a God. If you send me on an errand and I go and come back with a good response, and I give you update regarding your errand.
You shouldn’t leave me unread!
I am not less busy and I am not your house boy!
I don't want to “download the app” to pay for parking. I don't want to “create an account” to see a menu. I don't want to “provide feedback” on a 30-second interaction. I just want to exist in the physical world without a digital leash
First trailer for ‘WAY OF THE WARRIOR KID’, starring Chris Pratt and Jude Hill.
The film follows a decorated Navy SEAL who trains his nephew to stand up to his bullies.
Releasing November 20 on Apple TV.
17 years old and already making headlines at FC Barcelona! ⚽🇮🇱
Israeli midfielder Orian Goren started his football journey at Maccabi Petah Tikva before joining Barcelona in 2023.
Now, he's been named in the squad for today's El Clásico against Real Madrid in Spain!
With a potential La Liga debut, he's on the verge of becoming the first Israeli to play for Barcelona in the Spanish league.
What an exciting moment for Israeli football! 👏
#fcbarcelona #elclasico #laliga #football #teamisrael
The peak of globalism was Obama and Macron.
Two men, two continents, the same casting.
Young, polished, brilliant speakers. Perfect résumés. Total ease in front of a camera. Able to electrify a rally in Ohio and charm a room full of CEOs in Davos in the same week.
They are excellent actors. I mean that without irony. Public charisma is a real talent, and they have it at a rare level.
But look at what they actually embodied.
Obama won the Nobel Peace Prize nine months into his presidency. Before he had done anything. They weren't rewarding a record, they were rewarding an image: a post-national world run by institutions and experts.
Macron is the European version of the same product. A movement founded one year before the election, no historic grassroots base, carried by the economic, media and administrative elites. "Neither left nor right." Translation: attached to no people and no history. Just the efficient management of globalization.
Their whole software fit in one sentence: the global market, supranational institutions and experts know better than nations what is good for them.
Unlimited free trade. Deindustrialization sold as modernization. Borders treated as an archaism. Sovereignty treated as populism.
They weren't the architects of this project. They were its faces. The best salesmen it ever had. When you need millions of people to accept that their factory is moving to the other side of the world and that it's for their own good, you don't send a gray technocrat. You send someone who knows how to talk.
That's why footage of Obama at a rally rings so hollow today. Same tone, same inflections, same staging. But the audience has changed. They've seen the movie. They know how it ends.
And the project they carried is dying everywhere.
The US is back to tariffs and reindustrialization. Europe is finally talking about energy, military and tech sovereignty. Borders are a legitimate topic again. Supply chains are coming home. Covid proved that a country that can't produce its own masks isn't modern. It's vulnerable.
Macron is at 15% approval, his lowest since 2017. Obama is back on the rally circuit, and the magic is gone.
But the most revealing part is what came after them.
The system can no longer produce an Obama or a Macron. Nobody that charismatic, that polished, that smooth.
There are two reasons for that.
The first is arrogance. For fifteen years they won without really fighting. The media was on their side, the elites aligned, the opponent demonized in advance. When you win too easily, you get lazy. You stop caring about the casting. You stop working on the script. And it shows: less polished, less prepared, less credible.
The second runs deeper. Truly brilliant people no longer want to enter this system. They know it has no future. Fifteen years ago, an ambitious young prodigy aimed for the elite schools, Harvard, high civil service, the big international institutions. Today they start a company, they build, they go where things are moving. Nobody signs up for a sinking ship.
So look at the bench.
In the US, they ran Biden. A president whose cognitive decline was obvious to everyone except his inner circle, who spent months hiding it. Then they swapped him out in a panic for Kamala Harris, who couldn't answer a simple question without drifting into word salad. After Obama, that's a staggering fall.
In France, same movie. Attal is Macron on a photocopier. Same codes, same lines, none of the depth. He announced his presidential run from a village square in rural France to make people forget he's a pure product of Paris's wealthiest neighborhoods. Everyone sees the set. Nobody buys it.
And on the left, the new great hope is Glucksmann. Son of a famous philosopher, Brussels MEP, darling of the Parisian salons. He talks about the nation and the working class with the polish of a dinner party in Saint-Germain-des-Prés. The words are right. The voice isn't.
They all sound off. Like instruments out of tune. You still recognize the score, but nobody wants to listen to the concert anymore.
That's the first sign of a dying system: it no longer attracts the best. All it has left are heirs and imitators.
Charisma isn't enough when reality contradicts the story.
What comes next won't necessarily be better. But it will be different: leaders judged by what they build, not by how well they tell it.
The age of actors is over. Make way for the builders.
Hay algo que no sé explicar sobre lo que siento sobre esta persona. No sé cuántos futbolistas veré más en mi vida pero no habrá jamás nadie que se acerque a lo que sentimos por Leo.
Congratulations Leo Messi for the 2026 Princess of Asturias Award for Sports.
Richly deserved recognition for your outstanding talent, which has left a lasting impact both on and off the pitch, making you a benchmark in world football due to your excellence, commitment to sport and solidarity.
A highly successful career during which FC Barcelona was a key part of your life and story. An inseparable bond that forms part of the Club’s legacy and for which your involvement will always be a source of pride.
📸 @fpa
It should be insulting to every American that the mayor of our largest city is a guy who became a citizen less than a decade ago and now spends his time coaching illegal aliens in a foreign language on how they can avoid being lawfully deported.
People don’t even understand this Princess award, they think its a normal award.
They are even joking with it.
This is an award that Nelson Mandela has won o.
Its not just a sports award. It recognizes outstanding performances across many fields including, Science, Literature, and arts.
That’s why you’re seeing Kings and Queens and prime ministers present at the award.
Do you see ishowspeed there?
No, because its not a football award where anyone can come.
Messi is him abeg🐐