Riss

[Terence Shen 公子沈 @Terenceshen]

Mao never apologized to the people he killed.

[cccc02 @kgyygkajxq]

辽宁省沈阳市康平县高级中学在做肺结核筛查ppd的时候 针头混用 十几个人共用一个针头 且高一年部有艾滋梅毒学生 政府大门都让砸了 请大家在墙内外帮忙转发 让更多人知道

[Kalshi Film @Kalshi_Film]

What movie has the greatest first appearance of a character?

[best of breaking bad @bestofbreakin]

Giancarlos ability to shift from cheery restaurant manager to ice cold cartel boss never gets old. Truly talented

[颜探长 @laoyan86]

中国男生送美国女友一个coach包，结果评论区中国女人坐不住了，觉得美国女友“真好糊弄”，认为coach包在美国没面子。

标准的野鸡思维，她们以为全世界所有女人都像她们一样整天想着卖高价。

[DontGenjimain @DontGenjimain]

外国人你们一辈子也不会懂，当中国人最痛苦的一点是：每当这个傻逼中国政府又带着它的僵尸军团打着中国的旗号在世界面前发疯时，我明明什么都没做，却不得不跟着承受这份难堪。
在一个不正常的国家里坚持做正常人就是一种罪，清醒者举着烛火跋涉在狂热者的海啸里只有溺亡的份儿。
我举个���子，现在是1938年，地点是纳粹德国，希特勒已经开始对内压制言论并迫害犹太人，你是一个正常德国人，你叫Schneider，你说左派的报纸不应该被纳粹查封，一个正常的民族不应该迫害另一个民族，希特勒就是一个该死的纳粹独裁者，你说完周围所有德国人都说你是德国的叛徒，德国政府马上要派Gestapo那样的秘密警察把你抓走。
Schneider的处境就是现在正常中国人的处境。

[尘缘 @chnyun12823652]

其实拜登对习近平的一个评价，非常中肯，极其准确，美国是真的下功夫研究透了。拜登说：习近平是一个没有方向的人，他自己都不知道打算把 中国带向何处，他自己都找不到方向，他并不清楚，除了永久续杯，其他的事情，我觉得他并没有什么坚定的目标。事实上，他任何事情，都做不到底，都在半途而废，他真的没有大的能力，不要太高看了。
他真的不是毛泽东时代可以一言九鼎。

[Leon @Leonv9jv]

天宫一角，秒删了.

弹的是什么琴?停的都是什么车?

我就认识劳斯莱斯和蝙蝠侠的战车

[24K李哲晨（评必回） @Johnlpk7]

男子职场遭遇辱骂

离职当天直播往老板身上泼屎

[Voices of WW2 @VoicesofWW2]

In 2003, a soldier was buried at Arlington National Cemetery with full honors.

He had been a Finnish war hero. A Waffen-SS officer. A convicted traitor. A stowaway. And a US Army Green Beret.

All the same man.

His name was Lauri Törni. He was born in Finland in 1919, and his entire life was shaped by one thing. He hated the Soviet Union.

In 1939 the Soviets invaded Finland in what became known as the Winter War. Törni fought in it as a young soldier. Finland was massively outnumbered and still made the Red Army pay a staggering price before agreeing to peace.

When war with the Soviets broke out again in 1941, Törni became a legend. He led a small unit of ski troops on raids deep behind Soviet lines. Hit fast. Vanish into the forests. Do it again.

He was so effective the Soviets reportedly put a bounty on his head. Finland awarded him the Mannerheim Cross, its highest military honor.

In 1944, Finland made peace with the Soviet Union. For Törni, the war wasn't over.

He went to Germany to keep fighting the Soviets. He trained with the Waffen-SS and was commissioned as an officer. When Germany collapsed in 1945, he surrendered to the British, escaped from a prison camp, and made his way back to Finland.

Finland arrested him for treason for serving in a foreign army. He was sentenced to six years in prison. He escaped. He was caught. In 1948, he was pardoned.

Then he vanished from Finland for good.

He made his way to Sweden, then sailed to Venezuela. From there he got a job on a cargo ship bound for the United States. When the ship reached the Gulf of Mexico, he jumped overboard and swam to shore.

In 1950 the US passed a law letting foreign veterans who joined the US Army earn American citizenship. Törni signed up immediately and changed his name to Larry Thorne.

The man who had fought in an SS uniform now wore an American one.

He joined the Special Forces. The Green Berets. Rose through the ranks. Became a captain. In 1962 he led a dangerous mission into the mountains of Iran to recover classified material from a crashed American plane.

Then came Vietnam.

He joined MACV-SOG, the top secret unit that ran missions behind enemy lines. On October 18, 1965, his helicopter went down in the jungle of Laos during a mission.

He disappeared. For more than 30 years, nobody knew exactly what happened to him.

In 1999, the crash site was finally found. His remains were identified in 2003.

He was buried at Arlington among the men he served with. A soldier under three flags who spent his entire life fighting the same enemy, in three different uniforms, across three decades.

[高崎かなみ @Kanami_Takasaki]

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[vally @Vallyboy7]

The most dangerous person in the room is often the one who's willing to look powerless for longer than everyone else.

Don Eladio mistook Gus Fring's patience for submission.

That's what arrogance does. It convinces powerful people that obedience and weakness are the same thing.

Gus didn't win because he was louder. He won because he spent years letting his opponent believe the game had already been decided.

The biggest mistake power makes is assuming patience means surrender.

[Riss @HoneyRuby97]

@Resfeber0 生日快乐🎂

[高崎かなみ @Kanami_Takasaki]

おはよう♡.｡.:*･ﾟ

[我踏马而来 @huozhemeta]

大公鸡不愧是世间至阳之物

[Historyland @HistorylandHQ]

Bill Clinton on his final day in office as President, January 19, 2001.

[Madrid Zone @theMadridZone]

🚨 Kylian Mbappé: "My favorite Mbappé meme?

The one where they put my face on a Chinese dictator (Mao Zedong).

That really makes me laugh, I use it with my friends all the time."

[Aakash Gupta @aakashgupta]

Male bears will kill another bear's cubs on purpose, so the mom is ready to mate again in a few days instead of up to two and a half years.

Some mother bears figured out how to protect their cubs from it. They started living closer to people.

That cub with her paw up is learning to stand, which is how bears check for danger over tall grass. Brooke Bartleson, who filmed her, said cubs this age are so wobbly they flail their arms just to stay upright. That's the "wave." She tipped over a few seconds later.

She has good reason to learn fast. Park biologists at Katmai in Alaska figure only a third to half of brown bear cubs make it through their first year, and other bears are a big part of why. One study in Interior Alaska found 69% of cub deaths happened in a 17-day stretch in early June, right in the middle of mating season.

So researchers in Sweden set out to see what the successful moms were doing differently. They put GPS collars on 26 mother bears and tracked them from 2005 to 2012. Sixteen of them raised their cubs and ten lost them.

The moms who kept their cubs lived about 780 meters from the nearest people. The moms who lost theirs stayed around 1,210 meters away.

Male bears avoid humans, and the mothers seem to know it. The ones who made it moved toward villages full of bear hunters, because the woods full of male bears were worse.

Now go back and look at the mom in that first photo. She's got her head down eating grass while someone stands right there filming her kids. I can't tell you what was going through her head, but now you know who she was keeping an eye out for.

We all grew up being told to stay far away from a mama bear with cubs, and some of those mamas decided the best place to raise them was right next to us.