Abdullah | M4X Verstappen WDCx4

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[Abdullah | M4X Verstappen WDCx4 @abdullah1299]

I predicted it y'all. I really did!!!! 😅🙌

#MaxVerstappen33 #AbuDhabiGP

Hahaha Yessssssssssss!!!!!!!💯💯

[Abdullah | M4X Verstappen WDCx4 @abdullah1299]

@PO5IT1VE That's exactly how close it'll be when Max wins the championship in Abu Dhabi!!😅😂

[RBR Daily @RBR_Daily]

The RB17 is finally on track at Goodwood and it looks and sounds AMAZING 🤩

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@cryptobeast تمام

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@ankurnagpal So, 100k minimum?! 🙃

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@benonwine 💯

[tami. @Vetteleclerc]

Are you staying or going home now?

Max Verstappen: "It's only 500 metres, I am going home."

😭

#MonacoGP

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@IrinaHeaver @X Yessss!!!!

[Buzz Patterson @BuzzPatterson]

This is a beautiful b*tch!
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[أذكار دعاء ا أستغفار - ﷺ @4KRNA_1]

أستغفرُ الله العظيم الذي لا إله إلا هو الحي القيوم وأتوب إليه
أستغفرُ الله العظيم الذي لا إله إلا هو الحي القيوم وأتوب إليه
أستغفرُ الله العظيم الذي لا إله إلا هو الحي القيوم وأتوب إليه
أستغفرُ الله العظيم الذي لا إله إلا هو الحي القيوم وأتوب إليه

[Saheed 🚢🔥 @mrgroowth]

Most people don't have a talent problem.

They have a discipline problem.

[Khalid Ibrahim AlDossary خالد ابراهيم الدوسري @unlimited_abu]

*كن داعياً إلى الله مهما كان عملك أو مهنتك.*
*Be a caller to God no matter what your job or profession.*

[Adam @AdameMedia]

Never forget.

[Yudhanjaya Wijeratne @yudhanjaya]

Your tax rupees at work.

[Dr Obbs @dr_obbs]

Sooooooo you’re saying that going excessively slow on a cool down lap is a 1 place grid drop and 1 license point, but adjusting Tyre pressure on the grid while in parc ferme is a €10,000 fine? 🤔

[Middle East Eye @MiddleEastEye]

A displaced mother living in a tent in al-Mawasi, in Gaza’s Khan Younis, is struggling to care for her malnourished child, who was born with cerebral palsy.

Unable to access or afford the milk and food her son once depended on, she has been forced to feed him bread and water.

The lack of essential medication has further worsened his condition, causing his health to deteriorate with each passing day since Israel’s war on Gaza began over a year ago.

[Caitlin Johnstone @caitoz]

My first encounter with Israelis was when I was backpacking through South America in my twenties, and I remember being shocked by how consistently awful they all were. I guess after their mandatory military service they tend to go traveling for a bit, and whenever I'd run into them they were reliably some of the nastiest people I'd ever encountered.

They weren't ever nasty to me, though. I am a white westerner, and I never had a problem with them. They were nasty to the impoverished brown-skinned people who were hosting us. They were obnoxious and bullying toward local guides, they'd leave the place in a mess, and they were always trying to screw over the locals for a better deal or extra meals or favors. One time they tricked a hostel into putting up a sign in Hebrew for other Israeli backpackers which said ugly things about our hosts (they told the hostel owner it was a great review), which I only know because they were laughing hysterically about it and told me. They consistently treated the people who were looking after us like they were much lesser than us. Their pushiness and entitlement were just unbelievable.

It was a very educational experience for me. I knew the Palestinians were being treated unfairly because my father had told me so, but I also had a great love of Jews and Jewish culture. I had visited Auschwitz and Dachau and Anne Frank's house in my travels, and I remember having some romantic ideas about kibbutzim. This was my first time directly encountering the reality that there is something unhealthy about Israeli society. Not Jews or Jewish culture, but Jewish Israelis.

Now I see evidence of this on my news feed every day, in the IDF soldiers prancing around in the undergarments of dead and displaced Palestinian women, in the AI translations of Hebrew tweets, in the polls which show widespread Israeli approval for the atrocities in Gaza, in Israeli TikTok videos mocking the suffering of the Palestinians, in the Israelis showing up in my comments justifying the worst things in the world in the most depraved ways imaginable.

My encounters with Israelis in South America were an early taste of ugly things to come. Everything I glimpsed then I've been seeing online over the past year. I keep thinking about those obnoxious pricks I met all those years ago, and about how they didn't know at the time that they were giving me very useful information for me to make use of in the future.

When Israel supporters tell you to shut up about Gaza until you've been to Israel and met Israelis, just ignore them. Don't go to Israel; you're a westerner, they'll be nice to you. Go to one of the tourist spots in the global south that Israelis like to visit, one with lots of brown-skinned people who've been colonized by the west, and watch how they treat people there. That will show you what Israelis are really like.

[Jacob Vega @JacobtheVega]

@Cernovich Explaining the crazy idea over a year ago.