Shine 4m Cloud 9

White Ashes Hella Za n Allat

[Symbolic Studies @symbolstudies]

Cancer, Freemasonry & The Keystone

[🇺🇸👊Richard Citizen Journalist🇺🇸👊 @RCJdpoctner]

🚨 BREAKING: This Florida man is being praised nationwide for PERSONALLY following a child predator on the highway

911: "You don't have to follow him!"

MAN: "He's got KIDS in his car! If a COP don't get him, I will, and IT WON'T BE PRETTY."

FLORIDA 🔥

[School Of Great Men @SchoolOfGr8Men]

Man to man

[Daily Loud @DailyLoud]

UPS driver throws a 30-pound box at a dog sprinting at him at full speed, then tries to fight the owner

[Captain Africa 🏌️❤️😤 @ebede_emmanuel]

the music video ep

[STREET MEDIA TV @streetmediatv]

Female Cop Thinks Eating Inside A Car Is A Crime

[Captain Africa 🏌️❤️😤 @ebede_emmanuel]

the yarts ep

[JOKAMRREDPILLZ @JOKAQARMY1]

This is how they are disconnecting cars from the internet. 👀

[TR3 MAGNUM @TR3MAGNUM_]

NO TEAMMATE NO PROBLEM 🔥PT. 4

[Capo 𓆗 @knowncapo]

Adrien Broner gotta be the best thing that happened to streaming this year 😭

[jermavelii @jermavelii]

solluminati explains why gta 6 could be the best and worst thing to happen to content creators

[Giggling Ganon @GigglingGanon]

Two Colorado police officers ass@ult a man just sitting on the ground, get fired and cost tax payers 850,000 in the form of a settlement.

​Aurora Police officers John Haubert and Francine Martinez initially responded to a call regarding three individuals trespassing on private property near a local business. After running their names, officers discovered outstanding warrants for two of the individuals, who immediately fled the scene on foot.

​Kyle Vinson remained seated on the ground. Despite Vinson being unarmed, the situation rapidly escalated. Officer Haubert drew his firearm, pushed Vinson to the ground, and pinned him down. Haubert then assaulted vinson. Vinson can be heard repeatedly asking what he did wrong. Officer Martinez stood by during the encounter without intervening just watching the law broken in front of her face.

​Following an internal review of the bodycam footage, Aurora Police Chief Vanessa Wilson publicly condemned the actions, calling them "criminal" and "not police work."

​While a formal lawsuit was never filed in court, the City of Aurora bypassed a protracted legal battle by agreeing to a pre-litigation civil settlement, paying Kyle Vinson $850,000.

​While the civil side was settled out of court, the criminal proceedings against the officers drew intense public scrutiny:

​Officer John Haubert: Charged with multiple felonies—including second-degree assault and felony menacing—Haubert resigned from the department. However, during his criminal trial, a jury ultimately acquitted him of all charges. His defense successfully argued that Vinson had reached for the officer's weapon during the struggle, introducing enough doubt for a not-guilty verdict.

​Officer Francine Martinez: In a contrasting outcome, Haubert's partner was successfully convicted by a jury for failing to intervene under a strict Colorado police accountability law passed in 2020. She was sentenced to community service and probation.

​Two tier justice strikes again! Community service for the two criminal officers, and the citizens pay the bill.

[PAM JONES FOR LIBERTY / PEDOPHILE EXPOSURE PROJECT @RealPamJones]

We were told to WATCH THE WATER... Are you NOTICING the pattern? @CoylTom 🪶

[Captain Africa 🏌️❤️😤 @ebede_emmanuel]

Rock Lee vs the world's most dangerous gym

[Becoming @theMakarioz]

A store manager called 8 police officer on a man and his 14 year old daughter, accusing her of stealing a pair of jeans from the store, even after they explained the jeans had been purchased at a different store in the mall and offered to show a receipt 😭💀

[Da Sciencetist @SciencetistT]

Our Niger brothers have finished this women 😂👏🏻

[Katrina Hel's House of Lore @Katrina_Hel]

🧬🐇Gateway Process CIA-RDP96-00788R001700210016-5.

The Army gave a man a meditation program in 1983 and asked him whether it worked. He answered a different question. He told them what’s on the other side of being alive.

He called it the Absolute. No boundary, no beginning, no end, nowhere it isn’t. Then he wrote it down for his commander like a line in a report: conscious force, the fundamental, primal power of existence without form, a state of infinite being.

You weren’t meant to read that. It went in a file. It got a number and a stamp and decades of silence.

CIA-RDP96-00788R001700210016-5. Paragraph 18. The link’s in the reply, if you want to see what he found.

#GatewayProcess

[💫Hendawg @Alexjakes8]

This was not some typical scrimmage game. Guys were playing hard & It showed exactly who the Best Player In The World was.LeBron had a team full of stars just like Kobe & one came out victorious in crunch time

This “16-6” Regular Season talk is Dead when the odds are even