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Islamic Terrorists Urge Attacks During Protests in #Portugal and #Spain: Report #terrorism

https://t.co/YpTvgRH4Vn

[Cartel Watch @CartelWatchNet]

Intense clashes are underway in Haiti between Salvadoran special forces and armed gangs as part of a major rescue operation authorized by President Nayib Bukele to recover four Salvadoran aviation technicians kidnapped after an ambush.

[Doc Strangelove @DocStrangelove2]

Don’t care how many Haitians whine about it, it’s unfathomably based when your country cares enough about getting you out they send their best. It’s why the US did the same for the downed pilots.

[NOBUNAGA🇯🇵🏯_夏樹蒼依 @japan_nobunaga]

If you want to know why Japan loves America so deeply, go to a quiet elementary school in Ishinomaki and say one name:

Taylor Anderson.

She was twenty-four years old, from Richmond, Virginia.
Since she was a little girl, her dream was to come to Japan and build a bridge between our two countries.
On March 11, 2011, at 2:46 PM, Taylor was standing in a classroom in Ishinomaki teaching English to Japanese children when the 9.0 earthquake shattered the coast.

The ground buckled. Power died. Snow began to fall.
Outside, the tsunami sirens began to wail across the port:
A MONSTER WAVE IS COMING. RUN FOR THE HILLS.

Taylor’s red bicycle was parked right outside the school gate.
She was twenty-four and athletic. If she had gotten on that bike when the bell rang, she could have reached high ground in five minutes.

Did Taylor leave?

NO.

In the freezing schoolyard, Japanese seven-year-olds were crying in terror, waiting for their mothers and fathers.
Taylor refused to abandon her post.
She knelt in the snow at eye level with those trembling children.
She held their small hands, wrapped them in warmth, and smiled so they wouldn't be afraid.
One by one, as frantic parents arrived, Taylor handed each child safely into their mother's arms.

She did not get on her bicycle until EVERY SINGLE CHILD was safe.

Fifteen minutes later, on her way home, the 30-foot black wall of the Pacific Ocean reached her street.
Every student Taylor guarded lived.
Taylor did not.

And here is what shattered Japan’s heart all over again:

When her father, Andy Anderson, flew from Virginia to the ruins of Ishinomaki to bring his little girl home, he didn't blame Japan.
He looked at the surviving children crying in cold shelters, and he made a vow:
“Taylor came here to love these children. Her mission is not finished.”

Her American family took the donations from her funeral and built wooden reading libraries—“Taylor Bunko”—inside the schools of Ishinomaki so her children would always have books, warmth, and a place to dream.

A twenty-four-year-old daughter of Virginia gave her life so Japanese children could grow up.
Tell me another nation on earth with a heart like that.
Thank you, Taylor. You are Japan’s daughter forever. 🇺🇸🤝🇯🇵

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@TimothyBrown @HT_GunWriter @WeaponOutfitter @OpenAI @ChatGPT Google AI will help with that.

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@B_3m3t_0R @TaotaoSalupa671 @2009superglide @BlackHatNanny @darthodius @mypetjawa @leafroe @drhenryhill @StorybrookC @rexmundictrl @MarshallMcKen19 @jeeezelouise @JawaVinnie @trainedsquaw @PapaB3ar1787 @MayorofLondon @SuperDrone5 @Drone5Super @McDonalds Facts. Also Shark attack survivor says as he was trying to poke its eye, the shark winked at him, then bit his leg off. https://t.co/j49XJ63yME

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@saber_k086 https://t.co/rqht9LddZn
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@saber_k086 Soviet air defense doctrine
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Some happy news: Pregnancies of 2 Sumatran rhinos raise hope for conservation efforts. The species is listed as critically endangered on the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List, with fewer than 80 believed to remain in the wild.
https://t.co/KYrPQoJark

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Addressing sexual violence in ‘pesantren’: Is it possible? Behind the sacred walls of Indonesia’s boarding schools, an insidious architecture of spiritual authority weaponizes devotion to silence victims of sexual abuse—and only collective resistance.
https://t.co/0YNGEdwHSy

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Forest, people sacrificed in Sebangau.
How a national park in Central Kalimantan vanishes in plain sight. #palmoil #crime #deforestation #food #supplychains

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Cargill's NDPE is just pr bs. Nestle does does not truly care where its palm oil comes from.: Ingat peteh Tatu Hiang, petak danum akan kolunen harian andau. #Cargill #Nestle https://t.co/cWNgXDSuFp

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Cargill's NDPE is just pr bs. Nestle does does not truly care where its palm oil comes from.: Ingat peteh Tatu Hiang, petak danum akan kolunen harian andau. #Cargill #Nestle https://t.co/cWNgXDSuFp

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@hogtownserb UAE is mainly Maliki when its to (madhab) with some Hanbali and Shafi'i though in the expat Muslim communities especialy the SEA ones you can find Hanafi compared to KSA which is Hanbali paired with Wahhabism. Wahhab was orginaly from the Hanbali madhab.

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Houthi attack on Saudi airport kills 12, over 300 wounded
https://t.co/3Ziez9vTKs

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@hogtownserb Not gonna happen.

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"It's a bold strategy, Cotton, let's see if it pays off": Brazil prosecutors sue Shell for $108m over deadly 2024 floods
https://t.co/mXYaipyD5Q

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DRC: Erik Prince secures $65m contract for maintenance of army aircraft
https://t.co/jblzEwz13Z

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South Kivu several weeks ago. https://t.co/0SoBxoblIT

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Justice Department won’t enforce registration rules on silencers and certain guns after court ruling

https://t.co/eHDobV64S3

[Nine-tailed Fox 🇰🇷 @saber_k086]

South Korean Presidential Office:

"It is factually incorrect and inappropriate to publicly claim - based on individual transactions for which key facts have not been verified - that South Korea acted in a manner inconsistent with existing sanctions policies against Russia."

Presidential Office also called on Ukraine to "not distort South Korean policies or make remarks that may undermine South Korea's position without factchecking"