Después de la tragedia de Urda, pensé que no tendrían valor para volver a la ridícula campaña del amor pero ellos a pesar de tanto dolor y sufrimiento siguen teniendo ganas de bailar…Me da mucha pena y vergüenza
The guy thought he could attack and run off like a coward to hide, but he got this and ended up like this.
I'm glad they held him back. He was about to unleash the thunder. ⚡
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Wir haben keinen Strom, kein Wasser, keine Heizung, keinen Mobilfunk- und keinen Internetempfang, aber wir haben dafür auch keine Russen mehr da.
Darüber bin ich überaus glücklich, denn jetzt sind wir frei
11.11.2022, Befreiung von #Cherson
Two months ago, Javier Bardem told his followers to boycott Adidas because it partnered with a disabled Israeli man.
Now, he's starring in a film by an Israeli filmmaker.
According to Bardem, the Adidas campaign was unacceptable because it featured Shalev Biton, an Israeli who lost his leg when he was wounded on the Gaza border in 2021. He shared posts calling Biton a war criminal and a "genocidal demon."
Except Biton was injured while guarding inside Israel's borders, hardly a "war crime." He spent the years since becoming a powerful advocate for disability rights. The Adidas campaign advertised a service that lets amputees buy a single shoe. Adidas ended up apologizing for the ad.
This week, Lionsgate announced that Bardem will star in Wet, a new film written and directed by Alma Har'el, an Israeli filmmaker who was born and raised in Tel Aviv.
It might seem strange for Bardem to lead a global shaming campaign against an Israeli who advertised inclusion, and then happily accept a job opportunity from an Israeli making a star-studded film.
But it makes sense when you remember that all of his decisions are based on one thing. Opportunism.
Me llega este compendio de imágenes De Ignacio y otras relativas a ellas entrega el día 3 de junio de 2017, espero que os guste, a mí me gusta mucho se lo ve patinando, ejemplo de saber levantarse después de caer una y otra vez, saliendo del mar de hacer surf. Era un hombre bueno