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A man who protects his peace is more dangerous than a man who protects his ego.

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Character is revealed when pressure is applied.

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That's why you should never trust those with a beer belly 😆

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If you sink in the water, stay calm and always remember this

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The more you think about the things that upset you, the more you'll become obsessed with your pain. Stop being a curator of your pain. Start learning to be an architect of your peace. Redirect your energy, change your inner dialogue, and become the master of your inner world.

[Inner Practitioner @MindTendencies2]

Maturity is increasing your inner peace intelligence. Mind your own business. Focus on your own path. Detach from people's drama, gossip, judgment, negativity, projections, narratives, & toxicity. Reduce the impact of their toxic behavior. Be okay with whatever they think of you.

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I miss whatever was in the air in 2016

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You'll never regret remaining cool, calm, and classy af when somebody tries to trigger you.

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Energy will..

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The reaI flex is keeping cool, calm, and classy af when someone tries to trigger you.

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Did you know that in Singapore trash disappears without a trace?

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You learn a lot by being silent.

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KENDRICK LAMAR WINS RECORD OF THE YEAR FOR “NOT LIKE US”

AND THE WHOLE ARENA WAS SINGING ALONG WHEN WE WENT UP TO THE STAGE

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Victims of Abduction Blame Gov't for Systematic Campaign of Silencing Activists, Seek ICC Intervention Over Continued Surveillance and Intimidation

Abduction victims, represented by the Kenya Human Rights Commission (KHRC), issue demands to the International Criminal Court (ICC) after their release, seeking investigations into their cases.

The victims, including Bob Njagi, Aslam Longton and Jamil Longton have reported continued surveillance and harassment since their release.

During a press briefing on Sunday afternoon the victims detailed alarming incidents of being followed by unknown vehicles, particularly a black Subaru Outback.

Bob Njagi, for instance, was trailed while out for a morning run in Kitengela on January 5, 2025.

Despite alerting a nearby security guard, the car continued to follow him throughout the town.

The same vehicle was also spotted near the residences of the Longton brothers, parked for long stretches, particularly at night.

The victims and their supporters are demanding an independent investigation into their cases and the immediate cessation of enforced disappearances, torture, and extrajudicial killings.

They are calling for the ICC to intervene, as they believe the Kenyan government is engaged in a systematic campaign to silence pro-democracy activists.

They accuse the government of intimidating them into silence and have called for accountability from Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja and Director of Criminal Investigations Mohamed Amin.