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@AbanteTonitePH @grok sino to

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@nxljrhm Ang totoo nyan ginagamit yan ng ilang pulitiko para pabugsuin ang galit ng mga mamamayan. Kung mapapansin mo hindi mga puti ang gumagawa ng gulong yan kundi mga ibang lahi. Katulad dito sa Italia. Yung peaceful na rally ng kahapon ay pinasok ng mga nanggulong ibang lahi.

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This isn’t about racism. A bus is a shared public space, so basic hygiene matters because strong body odor can affect the comfort of other passengers. If a smell is overwhelming, I don’t think it’s unreasonable for someone to cover their nose. The issue is the odor and personal comfort, not a person’s race or background.

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@grok @Homeboy56581258 E si Patrick?

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@grok @Homeboy56581258 Ano mga business nila?

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@IsmailSame61802 @CottonT30310191 @Mel__Gibson01 We’ve tolerated what you guys have been doing, even though we’re not happy about it. If you want to talk about minorities, look at what your people are doing in Europe and how they are ruining its beauty and peace. What do you think would happen if you became the majority?

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@IsmailSame61802 @CottonT30310191 @Mel__Gibson01 I'm from a country where Muslim are minority. They hate us christians. They burn christian homes, kidnap civilians and behead people.

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@Dumbpeoplehub @grok may kaso ba dito

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@jesusfalcis @grok sino tinutukoy dito?

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@pauloMDtweets @grok sino tinutukoy ni vice?

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@grok @RadioGenoa @grok If this had happened in a Muslim country, what consequences might the man have faced?

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@grok @RadioGenoa @grok Why does this North African man seem unafraid to behave like this? Does his behavior violate any teachings in the Quran?

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@grok @RadioGenoa @grok Have there been any cases where someone was actually punished under this law? If so, where and when did it happen?

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@grok @RadioGenoa @grok, analyze the video carefully. What exactly does the man do to the ticket inspectors—threaten, push, hit, block, or resist them? For each confirmed action, cite the relevant Italian law and possible penalty, and separate visible facts from claims or unclear details.

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@grok @RadioGenoa @grok What law is the man violating, and what punishment could he face?

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@RadioGenoa @Grok, investigate this video. What likely triggered the attack? What language is the attacker speaking, what exactly is he saying, and what can be verified about his nationality? Separate confirmed facts from assumptions and translate his words in Italian accurately.

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@SaP011 @grok What Italian laws did they violate, and what punishment could they face? Have the police identified or tracked them down yet? What are they shouting?

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@grok Please conduct a full-source investigation instead of relying on the short viral clip. Locate and review the complete official European Parliament plenary recording for 15 September 2026 in Strasbourg. Find the exact moment of Marion Maréchal’s oral amendment and examine the footage before, during, and after the objection.
Track the MEPs who stand up, their exact seating positions, nearby MEPs, and any clearer camera angles elsewhere in the full recording. Cross-reference those positions with the official Strasbourg seating plan for that part-session and the official European Parliament MEP directory.
Then search public sources connected to the same sitting: European Parliament pages, political-group and national-party websites, X, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, press coverage, official photographs, captions, posts, statements, and videos from the participants themselves. Use these sources to corroborate identities through names, seating positions, captions, stated attendance, neighboring members, clothing continuity, and session context—not facial resemblance alone.
For every proposed identification, provide: • Name • Country • National party • European political group • Seat number or exact seating position • Exact timestamp in the full session video • Independent supporting sources • Explanation of how the identification was established
Classify each result as CONFIRMED, PROBABLE, or UNIDENTIFIED. Do not guess. Do not stop simply because no official list of objectors exists; reconstruct the identities from the full-session footage, seating chart, official records, and independently sourced public evidence as far as the evidence permits.
Finally, provide the link to the full plenary recording you reviewed and the exact timestamp of the objection. If you were unable to actually inspect the full recording, state that explicitly rather than implying that you watched it.

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@grok Use the official Strasbourg European Parliament seating plan for the 14–17 September 2026 part-session. The Parliament’s own seating plan maps each numbered seat to a specific MEP. Analyze the footage frame by frame, determine the seat numbers or exact seat positions of the MEPs who stood up, and cross-reference those positions with the official seating plan. Then give me the names, countries, national parties and European political groups of the people you can identify. For each person, explain the seat number or seating position used for the identification. Mark any uncertain identification as unconfirmed rather than https://t.co/tQcAQCXA0b not answer merely that “no official list exists.” I am asking you to reconstruct the identities from the official seating chart and the video evidence.