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[Alan MacLeod @AlanRMacLeod]

Absolutely gigantic demonstration in support of Palestine tonight in Barcelona.

Media don't want you to see this and politicians across the West are trying to make this illegal.

https://t.co/DEn74yPgRc

[Lowkey @Lowkey0nline]

Channel 4 News tears Israel's lies about the hospital bombing to shreds in less than 60 seconds
https://t.co/A1ccwOSkiw

[Clare Daly @ClareDalyIRL]

A historic crime is unfolding in Gaza & the EU is in it up to its neck. MEPs sit & watch the slaughter & cannot even condemn it, calling it a "humanitarian crisis," as if it was caused by the weather.

Infamy. EU will never live down the shame of today's resolution. #LongLiveGaza

[Republican Accountability @AccountableGOP]

.@MittRomney: “I think approximately 70% of Republicans still say that Donald Trump won...Are we going to abandon truth to that degree? It’s absolutely absurd...Most of the evidence I’ve seen so far has been Republicans trying to corrupt the election.”

[Al Jazeera English @AJEnglish]

In this Fact Check, we look at Israel’s changing narrative on the deadly bombing of Gaza’s al-Ahli Arab Hospital.

[Fascinating @fasc1nate]

Kim Ung-Yong started speaking at the age of 6 months.

He could fluently speak four languages (Korean, Japanese, German, English) at the age of two.

At three, he understood and could solve Algebra.

At age eight, he was invited to America by NASA as a researcher, where he got his MSc at fifteen.

[#TuckFrump @realTuckFrumper]

VOTER FRAUD: Ohio MAGA attorney convicted of voting multiple times https://t.co/bppU1Zz8rS

[Republican Accountability @AccountableGOP]

Lindsey Graham in 2015: “Donald Trump is not going to be the nominee of the Republican Party. If he is, that's the end of the Republican Party.”

Lindsey Graham now: “This is the party of Donald Trump if you think otherwise you're in for a rude awakening.”

[Ravi Nair @t_d_h_nair]

Who's looting India?

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

An octopus ‘walking’ in a hurry

[Republican Accountability @AccountableGOP]

Rudy Giuliani claims that he didn't admit to lying in his defamation suit, but instead chose not to contest the allegations in an effort to fast-track his case to the Supreme Court.

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

Jim Thorpe, a celebrated Native American athlete hailing from Oklahoma, achieved fame as an Olympic Gold medalist and is often regarded as one of the greatest athletes in history. In 1912, he represented the United States in the Olympics held in Sweden, where he was joined by future General George Patton as a teammate.

Before conquering the three-day decathlon, encompassing ten track and field events, Thorpe had already secured a gold medal in the pentathlon with remarkable ease. However, during the second day of the decathlon, just before the 1500 meters race, Thorpe encountered a setback – his shoes had disappeared, likely stolen. In a desperate search for a solution, he turned to his teammates and managed to find an extra shoe, though it was too small. Nevertheless, he squeezed his foot into it. He then stumbled upon the other shoe in a trash bin, which, conversely, was too big for him. To make it fit, he ingeniously padded it with a couple of pairs of socks.

Undeterred by this footwear predicament, Thorpe faced off against the world's finest decathletes and remarkably won the 1500 meters race. During the decathlon, he demonstrated his exceptional talent by securing first place in four events and finishing no lower than fourth in the remaining six events, all while wearing mismatched shoes. Consequently, he clinched yet another gold medal.

Upon receiving the prestigious accolades, King Gustav V of Sweden bestowed two Olympic gold medals upon Thorpe and declared him the world's greatest athlete. Graciously, Thorpe replied with a simple "Thanks."

After the Olympics, this versatile athlete pursued an illustrious career, excelling in various sports. He ventured into the National Football League as a two-time All-American college football player, briefly played professional basketball, and enjoyed a fruitful seven-season stint in Major League Baseball. Thorpe's legacy as an extraordinary athlete and his inspiring feat with the mismatched shoes have left an indelible mark on the world of sports.

[Ravi Nair @t_d_h_nair]

This was the best prediction ever by a wise and intelligent Indian on Modi being the PM of India.
He said this years ago, and proven accurate.

[Going Underground @GUnderground_TV]

‘How many crimes has your country committed in Iraq? How many crimes have everyone else who is so vocal today committed in Iraq and Afghanistan? Have you arrested them?’

-South Africa’s🇿🇦 ANC General Secretary @MbalulaFikile TORCHES BBC reporter for criticising SA’s neutrality on Russia vs NATO in Ukraine

The US remains confused as to why 49 out of 54 countries did not listen to its demands to not attend the Russia-Africa summit in St. Petersburg, yet fails to understand this opinion is shared widely across the African continent

[Popular Liberal 🇺🇸 @PopularLiberal]

Trump inquires if the child would like to have their picture taken alongside him, to which the child responds by expressing that they view him as a shameful representation to the entirety of the world. #DemVoice #wtpBLUE

[Tomthunkit™ @TomthunkitsMind]

If you are mad that Hunter Biden isn’t going to jail for paying $100k in taxes late, but you are fine that Roger Stone & his wife settled a $2 million tax case with the DOJ last year without having any criminal charges, then you are being a hypocrite. 03

[Mohamad Safa @mhdksafa]

If you think fertilized eggs are people but parents who've crossed the oceans with their kids aren't, stop pretending your concerns are religious.

[Tansu Yegen @TansuYegen]

Engineers and builders at the professional level👏

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

In the early 1900s, the shortage of rubber and the challenges associated with filling tires with air during the First World War led to a significant need for alternative solutions. In response to this problem, German engineers devised a groundbreaking invention in 1916—a steel spring tire.

The tire was specifically designed by the Germans to address the scarcity of rubber and the unreliable nature of traditional rubber tires. Their goal was to create a tire that not only offered a viable alternative to rubber but also provided enhanced reliability, particularly for military vehicles that required robust and durable tire solutions.

The innovative steel spring tire was first implemented on a Protos vehicle, showcasing its potential for military applications. The tire design incorporated a series of steel springs arranged in a circular pattern, which replaced the conventional rubber construction. These springs were strategically placed to provide both support and flexibility, allowing the tire to withstand the rigorous demands of military operations while offering improved traction on various terrains.

One of the key advantages of the steel spring tire was its resistance to punctures and damage, which significantly reduced the need for constant maintenance and tire replacements. This attribute made it particularly attractive for military vehicles operating in challenging environments, such as battlefields or rough terrain.

Furthermore, the German engineers believed that the steel spring tire's performance would not be affected by adverse weather conditions, a common issue with traditional rubber tires. The tire's unique design was expected to maintain its reliability and functionality even in extreme temperatures, making it well-suited for military campaigns in diverse climates.

While the steel spring tire initially gained attention due to its potential military applications, there was also significant interest in its civilian use. The tire's durability and puncture resistance made it an attractive option for commercial vehicles, especially those that frequently traveled on rough roads or encountered sharp debris.

Although the steel spring tire demonstrated promise, the end of the First World War and subsequent developments in rubber technology led to a shift back towards traditional rubber tires. Rubber became more accessible again, and advancements in tire manufacturing techniques and materials improved the reliability and performance of rubber tires. As a result, the steel spring tire gradually faded from use, becoming a fascinating but short-lived chapter in the evolution of tire technology.

Nonetheless, the German engineers' ingenuity in developing the steel spring tire during a time of resource scarcity and technological challenges remains a testament to human innovation and adaptability in the face of adversity.

[H@₹i$H 🇮🇳 @harrie007]

23 years ago(1999),Bob Geldorf was interviewed by BBC News Night. At that time, it was assumed he was high on drugs but listen to the predictions he made. It's all coming true 😳