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[Belinda @Cobeekat]

@RadioGenoa Shave the beard, remove the hijab, learn the language and integrate into the community and culture you have moved to. You can keep your religion, just understand that you can’t force it or acceptance of it upon others.

[Isabella Maria DeLuca @IsabellaMDeLuca]

i love being white

[Tristan Tate @TateTheTalisman]

My body my choice ❌
Your body my choice ❌

Our child’s body. Our choice to sleep together. ✅

Fixed it.

[Laura Becker🐦‍🔥 @LauraBeckerReal]

🧵This is me when I was trans and had my breasts cut off.

I’m posting this for the first time so people understand why I voted Trump.

This is happening to young women all over America. I know I’ll be ridiculed but I don’t care—retweet if you want this to stop:

[Darren of Plymouth @DarrenPlymouth]

'I am going to war!'

There is nothing more dangerous than men who just wanted to be left alone.

Not sure who this guy is, but it seems like he has reached his boiling point.

Go for it.

More to follow no doubt.

Please repost.

[Historical Conquest @Histcon]

Who was Nebuchadnezzar II? What was the Hanging Gardens and when was Jerusalem conquered by Babylon?

[BradHarris06 @BradHarris06]

General Mark Antony committed suicide after finding out Cleopatra had ended her own life via a snake bite.

[BradHarris06 @BradHarris06]

In Ancient Egypt, onions were an object of worship.

The Egyptians saw "eternal life" in the onion because of its circle-in-a-circle formation.

[Historical Conquest @Histcon]

Why is learning about the Assyrian Empire so important to us. Who was the commanding officer that took over Northern Israel and their capital Samaria?
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It is said that Emperor Caligula (12-41 AD), had intercourse with his 3 sisters, Livilla, Agrippina and Drusilla.

It is reported, not proven, that he indulged in intercourse with Drusilla’s dead body.

[BradHarris06 @BradHarris06]

Brothers Maurice and Richard McDonald started the first McDonald's restaurant in 1948 by converting their drive-through barbecue restaurant into a burger and milkshake joint!

[Historical Conquest @Histcon]

Who was Sargon II (#Assyrian #Empire) and what was his influence over Israel and the Lost Ten Tribes of #Israel?

[BradHarris06 @BradHarris06]

Brothers Maurice and Richard McDonald started the first McDonald's restaurant in 1948 by converting their drive-through barbecue restaurant into a burger and milkshake joint!

[BradHarris06 @BradHarris06]

Ancient Rome serial killer, Locusta, killed Emperor Claudius by lacing mushrooms (his favorite food) with poison.

This was done because Agrippina the Younger, Claudius' niece and wife, plotted with Locusta to assassinate Claudius so that her son Nero could become emperor.

[BradHarris06 @BradHarris06]

Ketchup was originally made from fermented fish and soybeans.

Eventually, British and American cooks began creating various ketchup recipes with mushrooms, walnuts, and tomatoes.

In the 1830s, Dr. John Cook Bennett started promoting the supposed health benefits, claiming they could cure various illnesses.

Entrepreneurs capitalized off of Bennett's claims and began selling tomato ketchup as a health tonic.

[BradHarris06 @BradHarris06]

The first bronze coin was probably in Sicily, created in approximately 440 BC.

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King Adolf Frederick of Sweden (1710–1771) died from digestive complications after eating a large meal consisting of lobster, caviar, sauerkraut, smoked herring, champagne, and 14 servings of his favorite dessert, semla.

[BradHarris06 @BradHarris06]

Ketchup was originally made from fermented fish and soybeans.

Eventually, British and American cooks began creating various ketchup recipes with mushrooms, walnuts, and tomatoes.

In the 1830s, Dr. John Cook Bennett started promoting the supposed health benefits, claiming they could cure various illnesses.

Entrepreneurs capitalized off of Bennett's claims and began selling tomato ketchup as a health tonic.

[BradHarris06 @BradHarris06]

The first bronze coin was probably in Sicily, created in approximately 440 BC.