felt like my hand was being held riding alongside a dad. i tried to make myself stop crying and just pedal and look up and enjoy the scene, but i couldn't fully have fun riding the scooter because I was crying too hard
because i realized i dont have someone in my life in which im not allowed to ride a onewheel who would celebrate my milestones like i felt HaShem was watching and He did allow me and did care enough. the grass was beautiful i felt safe and free for a moment. i
@PawlowskiMario it's the largest country within europe. there's some kind of arrogant disrespect and hatred for the unfortunate that they would be ashamed to show any other european nation as a tourist. it shows that they do not fear HaShem how shamelessly they trample as if no one's watching
A timely reminder that leaked Israeli studies found that pushing pro-Israel propaganda to Westerners didnt work & instead they advised spending millions blasting the West with racist Islamophobic content demonizing Muslims instead.
I think about that a lot while browsing Twitter
@smalls2672 He's so used to being surrounded by eager greedy sycophants that he thinks the nations can't see through the scapegoating of Ukraine for his Hormuz crisis (over which he also betrayed South Korea) and his financing of Iranian Shaheds
He was lying flat on his back in the road with both hands in the air, shouting that he was a therapist and the man beside him was autistic and holding a toy truck.
A policeman shot Charles Kinsey anyway. Kinsey asked him why.
The officer said: "I don't know."
North Miami, Florida, 18 July 2016. Kinsey, 47, was a behavioural therapist. One of his patients, Arnaldo Rios Soto, a 26-year-old autistic man, had wandered out of a group home and was sitting in the middle of the road playing with a silver toy truck.
Someone called 911 and reported a man with a gun threatening to kill himself.
Kinsey did everything. He lay down in the road on his back. He put both hands straight up in the air where they could be seen. He shouted his identification, his job, his patient's condition, and that the object was a toy. It is on video.
A SWAT officer fired three rounds. One hit Kinsey in the leg.
Then he was rolled over and handcuffed, bleeding in the road, and left there for a reported twenty minutes before an ambulance got to him.
He asked the officer why he had shot him. He has testified that the answer was: *I don't know.*
The officer, Jonathan Aledda, said he had been trying to protect Kinsey and believed Rios Soto was armed and a threat. He was charged — which is itself unusual — and tried twice. The first trial produced a conviction on one count of culpable negligence. A judge threw it out. A second jury acquitted him in 2019.
Nobody has been held responsible.
Kinsey survived and gave interviews, and the sentence he keeps returning to is the one everybody should take from this.
He was unarmed, flat on his back, hands up, announcing himself, in daylight, on camera.
He did everything right, and it did not matter.
Every Black parent in America who has ever recited the rules to a teenager — hands visible, say sir, do not move, announce what you are doing — has had to reckon with Charles Kinsey, because he followed all of them, perfectly, out loud, and was shot anyway.
ICE run over U.S. citizen riding his bike—break his arm.
Agents handcuff him behind his back without calling paramedics.
They inflict even more injuries—send him to the hospital in serious condition.
Then agents detain another U.S. citizen—for yelling at them on the sidewalk.
Man with the broken arm's daughter says he was hit on his e-bike by an unmarked car.
He was then tased twice and pinned to the ground—currently receiving treatment at the hospital.
Multiple ICE vehicles were running through stop signs—speeding the wrong way down one-way streets.
All on a weekend afternoon with kids playing outside.
Incident occurred near the intersection of East 56th Street & Elm Avenue in Long Beach, California.
Stop ICE Net doesn't have an account on this platform—so posting first full length, English translated, and credited video here to help raise awareness.
if i were a world leader, all pet fish would have a right to a personal tv with the ability for them to change the channel, and they would each be assigned a car bowl when they turn 16 to visit neighbor fishes if they please. homes would also be retrofitted with fish roads.
Insteaf of a thousand words.
A woman trapped under the rubble after a Russian strike is showing rescuers how old her daughter is. The little girl was killed by Russia.
At the funeral of one of the Ukrainian kids murdered by Russians this week, while the U.S. hobbled the country's defenses.
Elizaveta Sorochyshyna, age 6.
Relatives and friends left stuffed toys near her coffin.
Elizaveta was one of three children among the 23 people killed by russians that day.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent dodged the question three times as to whether Ukraine is an ally of the United States.
Journalist: Mr. Treasury Secretary, is Ukraine an ally of the United States?
Scott Bessent: President Trump has stated clearly that he wants to end this war. It has to stop. And President Zelenskyy made a statement this morning—an incorrect one—that Ukraine must win. The war needs to end. There must be some sort of diplomatic resolution, and Trump has been working on this every day since taking office.
Journalist: Returning to the main question: does the U.S. consider Ukraine an ally?
Scott Bessent: Again, we provide three different types of [support] to Ukraine. That is the kind of thing we do for an ally. We do not provide them to Russia.
Journalist: So, does that mean the U.S. views Ukraine as an ally?
Scott Bessent: I am not the Secretary of State, nor am I the President.