A South Korean singer famous for being a devout Christian with a massive "PASSION" tattoo across his chest released a new video today wearing this, and you're blackpilling?!
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https://t.co/oKx1eNwyde
Days after Bill Gates says "BIG CYBER ATTACK THAT CAUSES A LOT OF PROBLEMS" necessary to force AI regulation...
🚨BREAKING: MICROSOFT'S EMAIL SERVICE CRASHES THROUGHOUT THE AMERICAS
Amazing how Gates predicts the future on a regular basis🤔@elonmusk https://t.co/Hh9H9DUSAo
Tomb of the unknown soldier has been guarded every minute since July 1934
Those guards don't mess around. When i visited the cemetery there were some teens talking and giggling and the guard promptly shouted at them to shut up.
Rare, early film of three stylish gentlemen demonstrating the use of a clapper stile gate in the English countryside. Incredibly, this was filmed in 1910.
@netflix Using Christianity to sell your porn is disgusting. I walked away from your sad platform a very long time ago and this is one more reason for me to never come back. I hope people seeing this boycott. You filthy fucking k!kes have gone too far. We see you everywhere.
Lets not forget her whoring herself out as a "singer". The idea that she ever reformed is delusional. Here, from the album Heaven is an Orgasm. https://t.co/jNWfklg6EX
Traci Lords was one of the biggest names in 1980s porn. She was 15 when she started. By the time the FBI found out, she had just turned 18, and almost every film she had made became illegal overnight.
Her real name is Nora Kuzma, from Steubenville, Ohio. She says she was raped at 10, and that her mother's boyfriend abused her from around the same age until she was 15.
At 15 she was pregnant, broke and looking for work. That same man drove her to a modeling agency in Hollywood. She had a fake ID in the name of Kristie Nussman. The agency asked if she was 21. She said yes. She says nobody checked after that.
Within months she was on film sets. She says she was high on cocaine almost every day from 15 to 18, and that the agent and the same boyfriend were the ones who got her started on it.
In 1984 two people who knew her say they called the district attorney's office to report she was underage. She kept being filmed for nearly two more years.
In the video below, from Larry King Live in 2003, she describes the morning it ended. May 1986, about three weeks after her 18th birthday. FBI agents broke down her door early in the morning. She was high, 90 pounds at 5'7". They took her to the federal building barefoot in a T-shirt, played tapes one after another, and kept asking: "Is this you?"
She never understood why, after three years, someone suddenly cared.
She was never arrested or charged. The FBI said that as a minor she was not responsible. On July 17, 1986 video stores across America pulled every film she was in. Only one stayed legal, shot two days after she turned 18.
The industry called her a liar who had cost them millions. She says she made maybe $40,000 in three years.
She got sober, studied acting, and later worked with John Waters, Johnny Depp and on Melrose Place. In 2003 she wrote a bestselling memoir. For years she has worked with a shelter for children rescued from the streets.
The man who drove her to that agency was never punished.
Who failed her most: the men who filmed her, the people who never checked, or the authorities who waited two years?
PSA: This isn’t just happening in big cities. It’s happening right here in Missouri at our local public libraries.
This Saturday, November 14, the Columbia Public Library is hosting an LGBTQ+ Rainbow Story Time for toddlers and preschoolers from 3–3:45 p.m.
The program will feature books and songs highlighting LGBTQ+ families.
Parents and taxpayers deserve to know what is being promoted in their publicly funded libraries, especially when it involves our youngest children.
Pay attention to what’s happening in your own community. Local politics matter!
So you’re telling me the U.S. just resurrected the OSS, the legendary WWII spy agency, and within hours Australia’s intelligence service and Federal Police both go dark?