Munya B.

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Imagine paying £70 for a ticket for this.

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@FPLMeerkat You are Groß !

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Manchester United’s midfield against Hull City after 21 minutes:

Hull City: 4 shots on target.
United’s £250m midfield: 0.

#HullCity #ManchesterUnited

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HEAD-TO-HEAD LEAGUE

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The teacher who designed the formation is great.

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When you unexpectedly get a view once from her😭😭

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#LetFreedomSing
S.M.I.C.E. and the Decimation of Struggles
By Brian Tamuka Kagoro

Regimes across the world have perfected the dark arts of political sabotage. They do not merely oppose their opponents — they annihilate their support ecosystems. They weaponise rumour, deploy character assassination, fracture families, and contaminate friendships. They manufacture scandals, plant evidence, and choreograph public humiliation.
The script is ancient and predictable.
Its name is S.M.I.C.E. — the five‑fold machinery of political neutralisation.

S — SEX
Sex is the oldest snare in the arsenal of power. It has toppled prophets, presidents, priests, and professors.Across the world, sexpionage is deployed to stain reputations beyond repair through corruption and rape trials , cases that — regardless of the legal outcome — become a political theatre of moral delegitimisation. For example the Dominique Strauss‑Kahn scandal in France, which ended a presidential trajectory overnight.

Sex is not merely temptation; it is also a weapon designed to shame, distract, and destroy.
Many activists, artists, clergy, journalists, and academics fall at this first hurdle — not because they are weak, but because the system knows that public morality is the easiest court to manipulate.

M — MONEY
Money is the golden chain that binds even the loudest revolutionaries.
In a world that worships materialism, comfort, and curated prosperity, the “love of money” is not merely a biblical warning — it is a political strategy.Consider vote‑buying scandals, where entire communities are bribed into silence. Or the Panama Papers, which exposed global elites — from African presidents to European ministers — laundering wealth while preaching austerity to the poor. Money seduces, silences,and converts principled comrades into mercenaries of convenience.
Many bow to the golden image and abandon the struggle or continue faking it.

I — INFLUENCE
When seduction and bribery fail, regimes deploy influence — the soft power of trusted messengers.
This is the most insidious tactic because it comes wearing the face of someone you love, respect or trust.Regimes have repeatedly used religious leaders, clan elders, and even family members to persuade dissidents to “come home.” During the United States COINTELPRO era,the FBI infiltrated civil rights movements using friends, lovers, and respected community figures.Influence is the velvet glove covering the iron fist.
It is persuasion masquerading as a concern-betrayal dressed as loyalty.

C — COERCION
When they can not seduce you, buy you, or infiltrate your circle, they turn to coercion.
This is where the mask falls.Coercion is the language of fear:
intimidation, threats, blackmail, fabricated charges, midnight knocks, and weaponised lawfare.Think of abductions of activists, or lengthy pre-trial detentions, where the state uses courts, prisons, and poison to force compliance.The violent always attempt to take you by force.
Coercion is the regime’s reminder that the state has a monopoly on violence — and will use it.

E-EXTERMINATION
Extermination is the final option — rare, but never off the table.
It is invoked when the first four tactics fail or become too costly. Africa and the world bear scars of this method:
Thomas Sankara in Burkina Faso, Patrice Lumumba in DRC, Jamal Khashoggi in Turkey,and etcetera.
These assassinations were not accidents; they were messages.
Extermination happens when silencing becomes more valuable than spectacle.
S.M.I.C.E. is not a theory — it is a global operating system of repression .It is more than sexpionage, bribery, persuasion, intimidation, or elimination.
It is a comprehensive architecture of control, designed to neutralise opposition, dismantle resistance, and fracture solidarity.

The question is not whether S.M.I.C.E. exists, but rather,
Are you a victim, a survivor, or an unwitting intern of S.M.I.C.E.? Because once you recognise S.M.I.C.E., you can no longer take your safety for granted

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🤯 Every time Lionel Messi has faced Cristiano Ronaldo in a 1v1 siutation on the pitch.

🙌 This is sensational work from the editor by the way.

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How have I not seen this before 😭❤️

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🧑‍🎨🇫🇷 Zinedine Zidane's first touch was masterful. This is 𝗔𝗥𝗧.

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@FabrizioRomano A coach that knows ball, would have been a good deal for Italy

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🚨 DRC police commander collapses while addressing fellow officers.

Reports indicate he was extremely drunk.

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We can't compete

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Afrophobia — South Africa’s migration crisis is a governance crisis
By Azwihangwisi Mufamadi
The images emerging from South Africa in the aftermath of the 30 June marches will reverberate across the African continent for years.
Families abandoning homes they had built over decades. Businesses shuttered overnight. Parents pulling children from schools.
Thousands returning to countries they had long ceased to call home.
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Your girl hearing the PlayStation beep 30 seconds after the argument:

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The kid was offering the referee cash while he was checking VAR 😭

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@ESPNFC Don’t do that next time Jude