The Synth Police

Fratelli’85 Show ghost. Not To Be Dramatic But I Would Die For Synthwave™️ #No⸸Wav

[The Synth Police @T85show]

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[Evan @ThatFakeGuyDan]

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[Evan @ThatFakeGuyDan]

@aSinister @T85show @axxiomm @hereonmars_ @CobraKeiser @bnothingp @shackle_ton @FromTheWastes @SEDart4 @melaniefoxfire @GodsExperiment @ZoomAmericano @SatanicLulz @Incel_Gamer @ecksteinish @AcridCyst @SneakyMcIrish @clockworkdyjin https://t.co/OfXcFKOvh7

[Fascinating @fasc1nate]

Doctors at a hospital in Texas informed George Pickering that his son was in a state of brain death. They explained that his son showed "no brain activity" and the decision had been made to remove life support.

Pickering, however, was unconvinced by their assessment and resorted to extreme measures by drawing a firearm. He demanded that the doctors continue their efforts to save his son's life, threatening to use the gun if they refused.

This situation escalated into a tense standoff lasting three hours, during which Pickering faced off against the police while the medical team performed additional tests on his son.

The hospital was secured under lockdown as police negotiators tried to reason with Pickering, who remained adamant. In a pivotal moment, Pickering's son, previously declared braindead, responded to his father's request to squeeze his hand, indicating cognitive presence. Following this revelation, Pickering peacefully surrendered to the authorities.

George Pickering II subsequently served a prison sentence of 11 months. Remarkably, his son experienced a complete recovery.

[Fascinating @fasc1nate]

Pictured here is Willemien Rieken. She was only 9 years old when she first began laying flowers on the grave of William Edmond, a British soldier who fought and died to liberate her Dutch Village.

From the day he died, and for 75 years, she looked after his grave and kept his memory alive.

During WWII, William served with the 1st Airborne Reconnaissance Squadron and took part in the Battle of Arnhem in the Netherlands. Sadly, on September 17, 1944, he was shot in the back by a German sniper and fell to the ground.

One of his comrades, St David Christie, rushed to his aid, but nothing could be done to save William. Seconds before dying, he said to David: "Tell my wife I love her." This British soldier was then buried at the Arnhem Oosterbeek War Cemetery.

Willemien Rieken passed away in 2020. She was one of the last surviving Flower Children, young people who laid flowers at hundreds of graves of Allied casualties in a ceremony after the end of the war.

Niall Cherry, secretary of the Arnhem 1944 Fellowship, said: "She was one of the last surviving Dutch civilian links to the Battle of Arnhem. Willemien was a lovely lady who tended to the grave of Trooper Edmund for many years. She will be sadly missed."

[Time Capsule Tales @timecaptales]

@historyinmemes Norm McDonald's memorable moment in Who Wants to Be a Millionaire (US) 17/11/2000

[The Synth Police @T85show]

@in60438 @tjskipper @rawsalerts @StealthMedical1 I'm not a jew, either. You're just an ignorant person. There's no argument left here with you. You're just wrong. Oh, well.

[The Synth Police @T85show]

@in60438 @tjskipper @rawsalerts @StealthMedical1 Why do muslims take hostage in Israel?

[The Synth Police @T85show]

@in60438 @tjskipper @rawsalerts @StealthMedical1 Jews aren't taking hostages in Israel, and they aren't driving around playing target practice on Gazans for the sake of their god. They're reactive, and defensive. There's a difference. If the muslims had the firepower Israel has, the conflict would have ended in the '60s.

[Eliana D'Angelo 🏳️‍⚧️🎹 @Eliana_DAngelo_]

REALLY ROUGH clip from the documentary. Audio is horrible still etc. featuring @MichaelOakleySW @Syst3mGlitch @IamDREAMSHORE @watchoutforhsss @maxoverdrive86

[The Synth Police @T85show]

@s8n Go board up and fortify a high-rise penthouse apartment. Grab the rain barrels and setup.

[The Synth Police @T85show]

@HumansNoContext Mama

[Diana Villiers @DianaVilliers1]

@LoganJordan46 @moraltourism @ianmiles Yep. A more egregious example of pulling up the ladder behind you is hard to imagine.

[The Synth Police @T85show]

@ianmiles This is why real life people with dwarfism have trouble getting acting jobs.

[Scott @Havenlust]

A,B,C OR D?

[The Synth Police @T85show]

@arcadeattackUK @128KStudios @16bitnostalgia @Arcade_Adriano @ColonelFalcon @gamesfreezer @JimsRetroEmp @PlayAzackGames @RetroBlastUS @RetroGamersClub @sincespacies Zelda

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

Centralia, Pennsylvania, a former coal mining town, has experienced a relentless underground fire for nearly six decades.

The origins of this ongoing blaze trace back to 1962 when the town council made the fateful decision to incinerate a landfill. At the time, they were unaware that this landfill was interconnected with subterranean mine shafts. This inadvertent act ignited a coal seam, and the fire has persisted since.

Despite the considerable efforts made to extinguish the flames, Pennsylvania eventually abandoned its attempts, having spent $7 million in the 1990s without success.

Remarkably, despite the well-documented hazards, a small number of residents still inhabit Centralia. Due to the presence of coal deposits beneath the town, experts believe that the fire could potentially continue burning for another 250 years.

[The Synth Police @T85show]

@Eliana_DAngelo_ Sorry this happened. Glad it was just cuts and scrapes.