Based on everything I’ve learned over the past 20 years I think the Indigenes genetically created the griffin that’s why they made sure to wipe them out.
IT WAS CREATED BY COPPER BEINGS!!!
This is also why they proudly display them killing them in their seals and flags!!
Husband is a moron. Wife is going to get him in serious trouble one day. Im all for defending your wife’s honor but not under false pretenses. She should be charged with assault and MDoP
SNEAK PEEK: “I feel like Lady Gaga is a culture vulture.” 😳
Stephanie Mills shares what happened after she sang “Home” for the singer and why she feels Gaga owes her an apology.
Watch the full conversation premiering TOMORROW at 2pm ET on BET’s YouTube. #TheJasonLeeShow
🚨 HEROES CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Four BLACK MEN rush to rescue a WHITE WOMAN after seeing a WHITE MAN FORCE her into the back of a vehicle to attempt to allegedly KIDNAP her.
The disturbing footage appears to show the woman screaming for help as the man pushes her inside.
That’s when four bystanders intervene, pull her from the vehicle and physically confront the attacker.
FOUR MEN HEARD A WOMAN CRYING FOR HELP AND REFUSED TO STAND BY AND WATCH.
These men deserve recognition for stepping in when someone needed help.
A Texas police chief in plain clothes and an unmarked truck pulled into a man’s driveway, pinned him against his truck, put a hand on his neck and said “I’m the police chief, so deal with me”
📍Sour Lake, Texas
Kendrick Bates, 21.
Police Chief Aaron Burleson and another officer approached without identifying themselves or using lights. One officer said, “I’m the police chief, so deal with me.” Bates said he feared for his life. His wife recorded the video. Bates was cited for two stop-sign violations and released. He plans to sue. The city is investigating and has asked a neighboring agency and the Texas Rangers for an independent review. The officers involved are assigned to non-patrol duties.
THEY PINNED HIM AGAINST HIS TRUCK AND PUT A HAND ON HIS NECK. WHEN WILL IT STOP!!!!
👽 The Miami Mall Incident: What Really Happened at Bayside Marketplace?
🧐 On January 1, 2024, something unusual happened at Miami's Bayside Marketplace and within hours, an ordinary police incident had become an internet mystery.
A large group of teenagers reportedly became involved in a disturbance involving fights and fireworks. Miami police responded with a significant number of officers, and several juveniles were arrested.
Then the videos appeared.
One blurry piece of footage seemed to show a remarkably tall, dark figure moving near the police vehicles. Almost immediately, social media users began suggesting that the figure was something far more extraordinary.
👀 Some posts claimed it was an 8-to-10-foot creature.
Others went further, suggesting that the huge police presence wasn't really about teenagers or fireworks at all but about something authorities supposedly didn't want the public to see.
🤨 The story spread rapidly because the footage was difficult to interpret. Low resolution, distance, darkness and unusual shadows created exactly the kind of visual ambiguity in which internet mysteries thrive.
But Miami police rejected the extraterrestrial explanation. According to the department, the incident involved juveniles, fireworks and a large disturbance while the supposed “creature” in the footage was a person accompanied by a long shadow.
And there is an important lesson here.
📱 A strange looking image is not automatically evidence of something strange happening.
Human perception is exceptionally good at finding recognizable shapes in ambiguous images. When people already expect to see something mysterious, a blurry silhouette can quickly become a “giant,” a creature or even an extraterrestrial being.
The police response also became part of the mythology. A large number of officers arriving at once can look extraordinary when separated from the original context. But a major public disturbance in a crowded shopping and entertainment district can require a substantial response without anything supernatural being involved.
So, was there really an enormous unknown creature at Bayside Marketplace?
There is no credible evidence establishing that.
What definitely happened is perhaps more interesting in its own way: a chaotic New Year's disturbance was transformed by one blurry image into a worldwide conspiracy story.
🔍 Years later, the “Miami Mall alien” remains a perfect example of how quickly the internet can turn uncertainty into mythology.
👽 Sometimes the mystery isn't what appeared in the footage.
It's how much an entire world can be built around a few seconds of unclear video.
Did you know that Stringer Bell’s obsession with macroeconomics and community college business courses wasn't just a clever Hollywood plotline?
Stringer character was heavily based on Lamont "Chin" Farmer, the real-life, studious mastermind of Baltimore's 1980s heroin trade.
While running the day to day operations for Melvin Williams' empire(Avon), Farmer completely despised the loud, over the top gangster tropes. Instead, he brought an MBA level mindset to the West Side, actually taking economics and business classes to apply corporate discipline directly to the streets.
He even owned a copy and print shop to serve as a legitimate front business!
Farmer was a quiet, incredibly shrewd strategist who completely revolutionized street communications.
He designed the complex pager and payphone communication code that took the Baltimore Police Department nearly four years of analytics to crack.
When you watch Stringer tell D crew to leave that "corner bullshit" out of the copy shop, you're looking at history.
The level of realism baked into this show is something I've never seen before 🥲
#TheWire #StringerBell #LamontChinFarmer #Avon
Kid Capri, who’s half Black and Italian, spoke some truth about who started Hip-Hop. He said DJ Kool Herc only became “iconic” for playing James Brown records. Records FBAs were already spinning 🤣
Y’all don’t find it strange how much credit DJ Herc gets for literally doing nothing? 🤔
In True Romance, Quentin Tarantino puts a loaded line in Christopher Walken's mouth: Sicilians descend from Moors. Most people laughed it off as shock dialogue but it wasn't random. It echoed an old, uncomfortable history.
It is confirmed the original Sicilians were Moors, descendants of Moorish families who remained in Mediterranean outposts and intermarried with local populations. Sicily wasn't a fringe it was a key Moorish stronghold in Europe.
Zoom out and Italy itself tells the same story. Rome's earliest foundations trace back to Moorish/Asiatic peoples, not the later Latin myth.
The Etruscans (Atruscans) pre-Latin builders of Italy were repeatedly described in ancient accounts as dark or melanated, and they taught Rome architecture, law, and ritual.
The so-called Holy Roman Empire (962-1806) was a patchwork of former Moorish territories, ruled through structures the Moors already established.
Moors didn't just pass through Europe, they governed it, serving as bailiffs and lords of the land, enforcing law and administration.
So when Tarantino let that line slip, it wasn't provocation it was cinema leaking suppressed history.
Italy, Sicily, Rome none of it starts where textbooks say it does.
History didn't disappear.