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[Matty Dread @MattyDread]

I have not seen this before, very interesting video.

[Asta Ebrahim @jellypastaa]

terharu banget liat video ini huhu 😭

waktu hotel ini mau dibangun, pengelolanya menemukan kalo lokasi tersebut ternyata udah lama jadi jalur kawanan gajah menuju pohon mangga liar.

akhirnya, jalur itu tetap dipertahankan.

jadi, kalo kita nginep di sini pas musim mangga, tamu diminta memberi jalan sambil menikmati momen langka ini dari jarak aman.

bahkan lobi hotel sengaja dibuat terbuka supaya gajah bisa melintas lewat resepsionis menuju pohon mangga favorit mereka 🥹❤️

[GH HILL @GHHILL1911]

I don't know who wrote this originally:

A future soldier time travels into a gun store:
"I need a rifle to kill aliens that are mostly bullet proof."
Ok, you're probably going to want a larger caliber, probably .308, or for armor the added velocity of 6.5 Creed might...
"No, we only have 5.56."
Ok, no problem. You're going to at least want a longer barrel to keep as much velocity as you can.
"I was thinking like, 7 inches."
Ah, ok. If portability is a big concern you're probably going to want a super compact PDW style stock.
"I need the longest, heaviest stock you can find."
...Ok. Lets talk optics then, a 7" 5.56 is gonna be pretty limited on range so a simple red dot...
"I need magnification."
Oh, are these aliens hard to identify?
"They're gigantic."
Oh.
"I tell you what, go ahead and put a red dot at a 45. They look sick."
Will you ever use it?
"I will not."
....so, aliens huh? That sounds rough.
"They have incredibly heightened senses. They can smell blood from a mile away."
OH. Well, now the shorter barrel makes a little more sense. You're making room for a big suppressor.
"A what?"
A silencer. Especially if you're going to be shooting these in close proximity to other people, the concussive forces will be...
"No thanks. We'll probably shoot a dozen of these full auto in a concrete stairwell."
That's...I think you're making my point.
"We'll also be fighting in dimly lit areas."
You'll want a super bright weapon mounted light.
"No I said they'll be dimly lit. What's your dimmest light?"
How is this war going for you?
"We're losing terribly."

[MIRZA BEY™ @AuctionMirza570]

Caution: its a shocking video This is gut wrenching i came across this video of Palestinian prisoners getting crushed . there is no one i can tag for help I can only Tag Almighty . Oh Almighty get rid of oppressors.

[acapkan0311 @asyrafkhan2]

The grunts

[Aakash Gupta @aakashgupta]

The air traffic controller cleared the fire truck onto the runway. Seconds later, the same controller screamed “stop, stop, stop.” The plane was doing 93 to 105 mph.

Both pilots are dead.

Everyone will frame this as controller error. One controller was simultaneously managing a United flight that aborted takeoff after an anti-ice warning, dispatching a fire truck across an active runway, and sequencing an inbound Air Canada landing at highway speed. At 11:40 PM. On a mandatory overtime shift at a facility that has been understaffed for years.

A system that assigns one person that workload will produce exactly this outcome. The only variable is when.

The FAA is short approximately 3,000 controllers. The headcount dropped 13% from 2010 to 2024 while flight volume rose 10%. Over 40% of the FAA’s 290 terminal facilities are understaffed. The New York TRACON, which manages the most congested airspace in America across LaGuardia, JFK, and Newark, has been chronically below target. Newark was operating at 59% of its staffing goal. LaGuardia handles 900 flights a day.

The hiring pipeline is broken at every stage. Only 2% of applicants complete the full process. Training takes up to 6 years. The FAA Academy in Oklahoma City is a bottleneck, with roughly 35% of trainees washing out. Congress blocked legislation to build a second academy. In one recent hiring cycle, the FAA brought on 1,512 candidates and lost 1,300 in the same window. Net gain: around 160 controllers for an entire country.

Three things need to happen and everyone who can make them happen has known for years.

Congress needs to fund and authorize a second FAA training academy. One facility in Oklahoma City cannot produce enough controllers for 900 million annual passengers. Members of Congress from Oklahoma have actively blocked this. That needs to end yesterday.

The FAA needs to cut certification time. Six years from application to fully certified controller is absurd. The agency’s own data shows tower simulators reduce certification time by 27%. They’ve installed them at 95 facilities. That should be every facility, and the simulated hours should count toward more of the certification requirement.

The FAA needs to stop plugging staffing gaps with mandatory overtime. Controllers at understaffed facilities are working six-day weeks rotating between morning, mid, and night shifts. The NTSB has flagged fatigue repeatedly. The controller last night was managing overlapping emergencies during a nighttime operation. Overtime is not a staffing plan. It’s a countdown to the next runway collision.

The controller said “I messed up” to a Frontier pilot who watched the whole thing. The pilot responded “No man, you did the best you could.”

One of them is right. The answer determines whether this happens again.

[sky @nabastajla]

the eyes never lie..

[Vlad @VladTheInflator]

Boomers stole generational wealth

[عمر فاروق🇸🇦 @faruqfromdeep]

we are now in Rajab, one of the sacred months.

in this month, sins are multiplied in quality. good deeds are multiplied in quantity and quality.

in this month, we are warned to stay away from wrongdoing and we are encouraged to increase our good deeds.

may Allāh accept it.

[Fatima Saleh @Meenerl4]

DON’T JOKE WITH THIS DUA:

Ya Allah, if my delays are due to evil eyes, envy, jealousy, or just unseen barriers, please kindly remove them. You’re Al-Fattah the opener of all doors, and you never delay our duas without a reason, and you DON’T deny without replacing it with something better.

[Fatima Saleh @Meenerl4]

DON’T JOKE WITH THIS DUA:

Ya ALLAH, Free me from anything heavy that I've been carrying in silence. Free me from anger that tries to rise when I'm just trying to stay at peace. Free me from heartache. Free me from distractions, delays, and anything standing in the way of what you have for me. If it's not from you, remove it. If it's not helping me grow, help me let it go. I'm claiming peace, clarity, and elevation in my life, Ameen!

[dr. mohammed hamad - Gaza @Medo198518]

Years ago, a Canadian man named Marcel Labrune sold his tech company for over $300 million.

People expected the usual scenario:
A glass mansion by a lake, a white yacht, a Lamborghini of an indescribable color, and a life measured by Instagram photos.

But Marcel Labrune chose a different path… a path no one could have imagined.

He took about $4 million from his own pocket and headed to the city of Fredericton in New Brunswick, Canada, to build something rare in this world:
A village of dignity, not pity.

He founded a non-profit project called:
12 Neighbours.

The village consists of around 96 to 99 tiny homes, dedicated to people who used to live on the streets or in temporary shelters.
But these houses are not “emergency shelters,” and they are not cold walls meant to silence conscience.

Each home includes:
• A full kitchen
• A comfortable bed
• A private bathroom
• Simple yet elegant furniture
• Heating, water, and internet
• Solar panels on the roof to reduce electricity costs

Most importantly:
The homes are permanent, not temporary.
And the residents are treated not as a social problem, but as neighbors.

Marcel Labrune didn’t stop at housing alone.
In the heart of the village, he built a work and training center that includes:
• A small café
• A silk-screen printing workshop

Today, people who once slept on the streets work there.
They make products sold in the market, earn real wages, regain their sense of worth, and lift their heads with pride once again.

Later, the project received additional government support exceeding $12 million to expand the initiative and ensure its sustainability—but the initial spark didn’t come from a government, an international organization, or a fundraising campaign.

It came from the pocket of one man… with a living conscience.

Marcel Labrune explains his philosophy:

"I don’t want to give them a fish,
nor even teach them to fish…
I want to give them a lake from which they can fish with dignity for the rest of their lives."

In the world, there are many wealthy people—except those whom God protects—who spend millions on:
• A single car that could build a village like this several times over
• A birthday party that lasts one night
• A handbag whose price could treat hundreds of children with cancer

If every billionaire donated just 1% of their wealth to real projects that respect humanity and restore hope,
there would be no homeless person on our streets,
no child forced to leave school to support their family,
and no patient dying because “all the beds are full.”

Marcel Labrune didn’t wait for:
• A government decision
• A UN grant
• Nor media applause

He took the money from his pocket,
and built his little paradise on earth,
before expecting it in heaven.

And indeed, every dollar spent on human dignity
weighs more before God than tons of gold
spent on luxury and showmanship.

The real question isn’t about Marcel Labrune…
The question is about us:

When will we build “12 Neighbours”?

—
A true story.
An existing project.
An idea that embarrasses a world rich in money…
but poor in courage.

[Idris @7signxx]

What to do if you miss a prayer...

THREAD

[Salahu @salahudeen33]

Burn Fats the Sunnah Way.....

THREAD

[Adam @AdameMedia]

You can’t watch this video and not hate Israel.

Israeli soldiers EXECUTE two young Palestinian men at point-blank range AFTER they surrendered near in the northern occupied West Bank.

This apartheid must end. Boycott and shun everything to do with it.

[99% Johnny Graz @jvgraz]

Zionist: Khamas is using children as human shields!

Human Being: So you're forced to kill the children?

Zionist: Yes.

Human Being: Every time?

Zionist: Of course.

Human Being: So if you kill the children every time, and Hamas knows this, why would they use them as human shields?

Zionist: You're being really antisemitic right now.

[Husin @hasey2003]

@blaiklockBP Halal is for everybody, who said other religion can't have it? It's just in some of their believe that they are forbidden to have meat.

Please study more about what halal means. You look so dumb having statement like this.

[Warfare Analysis @warfareanalysis]

What Sinwar has achieved so far:

•Exposed every single Western international law.

• Exposed every western NGO

•Put Western liberalism on its final deathbed, where contradictions are more blatant than ever before.

•Revealed the hypocrisy of the West in suppressing protests and the very freedom of expression they proudly champion, whether on their online platforms, in their media, universities, or officials statements.

•Contributed, in a way, to Trump’s election, with Trump openly stating what liberals do covertly.

•Exposed proxy Arab regimes, their followers, and their imams.

•Revived the Palestinian cause on a global scale.

•Confronted those who raise “Pro-Palestine” slogans for their own narrow interests with reality, either turn these slogans into action or be prepared to pay the price for them…

•Exposed Israel like never before.

•Triggered a domino effect leading to the liberation of Syria and further unmasking those who falsely claim to support liberation, as they blatantly exposed their hatred toward Arabs, something no amount of pro-Palestine rhetoric can conceal.

He stated before October 7th that Gaza would expose everyone. And every single word of his has come true.

This is only the short-term outcome of his operation, the long-term consequences will be even more severe for the West, their Arab proxy regimes, and their apologists.

Welcome to the post-flood world.

[Propaganda & co @propandco]

This is one of my favorite photos from Oct 7th