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The Church of Hagia Eleni (Aya Elena Kilisesi), located in the historic village of Sille near Konya, Türkiye, is one of Anatolia’s oldest Christian churches that witness centuries of Christian faith and Byzantine heritage in the heart of Asia Minor ☦️❤️
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We break it all down. Please watch and share. We’re so near critical mass, picking up more major influencers in the last 36 hours. We have to now break the media embargo - left and right - who refuse to cover this, to protect their access to precious government sources.
The latest on the Brian Cole Jr. BOMBSHELL from Steve Baker, apparently definitively placing Cole Jr. NOT where the pipe bombs were placed when they were placed there.
Everyone MUST watch this in its entirety and SHARE!
It's the full interview with @SteveBakerUSA including the another 45 minutes and contained incredible info).
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🌌🪲July and August in Primorye are a time of true magic.
Photographer Anton Komlev captured a stunning moment: the starry canopy of the Milky Way and thousands of fireflies twinkling in the grass along a road stretching into the distance.
Photographer Anton Komlev captured a stunning moment: the starry canopy of the Milky Way and thousands of fireflies twinkling in the grass along a road stretching into the distance.
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Pay attention.
Holocaust Survivor & World-Renowned Trauma Specialist Dr. Gabor Maté:
‘Benjamin Netanyahu is one of the most dishonest, brutal, hypocritical politicians ever to tread the surface of the earth. And that's saying a lot.
But he is not by himself the cause or the source of what's goinoing on is the logical, and inevitable and foredoomed, expression of the Zionist movement…
Which from the very beginning has dehumanised the Palestinians and has always arrogated to itself the right to displace and oppress and dismiss and kill as many as possible or as necessary of the Palestinian population.
So Netanyahu is nothing new. He seems to be the most egregious expression of the Zionist dynamic. But that has been there all along.
And, whether you look at previous terrorist Prime Ministers like Shamir or Begin, or whether you look at war criminals like Ben Gurion, who literally fomented the displacement and killing of large numbers of Palestinians, it's a logic that is becoming more and more toxic, but very consistent to itself.
So the figure of Netanyahu is not that important. It's the system that matters.
And if you look at the current Israeli election, none of the opposition parties even dare speak about a Palestinian state anymore. That's just off the plate.
So that, you know, we talk about the slogan from the river to the sea, but that is the Zionist ethic that from the river to the sea there's no non-Jewish entity. Netanyahu didn't create that, he simply embodies it.’
—Dr. Gabor Maté on the latest episode of Going Underground
Watch the full interview: rumble.com/v7dlvd8-gabor-…
@MTodayNews
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[RG911Team] Only the best professionals could bring down a building this cleanly.
Before 9/11, No building as tall as the 47-story WTC Building 7 had ever been intentionally demolished with explosives.
It’s too complex and risky to implode a building of that size - especially mistake, and the tower could end up falling over and taking out a city block.
Yet on 9/11, this steel skyscraper came down in seconds in the middle of Manhattan…. And neighboring buildings were barely impacted.
Thats the kind of precision only the best demo experts in the world could carry off.
Yet, 25 years later, the government claims that office fires caused this to happen unexpectedly.
Is this really believable? And what are they trying to hide?
Before 9/11, No building as tall as the 47-story WTC Building 7 had ever been intentionally demolished with explosives.
It’s too complex and risky to implode a building of that size - especially mistake, and the tower could end up falling over and taking out a city block.
Yet on 9/11, this steel skyscraper came down in seconds in the middle of Manhattan…. And neighboring buildings were barely impacted.
Thats the kind of precision only the best demo experts in the world could carry off.
Yet, 25 years later, the government claims that office fires caused this to happen unexpectedly.
Is this really believable? And what are they trying to hide?
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#Eagles DC Vic Fangio opening his press conference today:
“I’m gonna be like Fauci and just take the Fifth Amendment on all questions. Did you guys see that? Oh my god.” 😅
“I’m gonna be like Fauci and just take the Fifth Amendment on all questions. Did you guys see that? Oh my god.” 😅
#Eagles HC Nick Sirianni with a speech in front of the team that has a lesson that applies to any line of work:
(📽️ @Eagles)
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Reporter: "I understand you had an audience with the Pope."
Yogi Berra: "No, but I saw him."
Reporter: "Did you get to talk to him?"
Yogi: "I sure did. We had a nice little chat."
Reporter: "What did he say?"
Yogi: "You know, he must read the papers a lot, because he said: r: "And what did you say?"
Yogi: "I said, 'Hello, Pope`"
Yogi Berra speaking of his meeting with Pope John XXIII.
Yogi Berra: "No, but I saw him."
Reporter: "Did you get to talk to him?"
Yogi: "I sure did. We had a nice little chat."
Reporter: "What did he say?"
Yogi: "You know, he must read the papers a lot, because he said: r: "And what did you say?"
Yogi: "I said, 'Hello, Pope`"
Yogi Berra speaking of his meeting with Pope John XXIII.
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She had no GPS. No cell phone. No one waiting for her on the other side of the ocean...
Just a motorcycle, a stack of paper maps, and a decision she'd made after a year that had knocked her flat.
In October 1982, Elspeth Beard was 23 years old, three years into an architecture of a relationship that hadn't ended well. She didn't know exactly what she wanted. But she knew what she didn't want — to stay still.
So she shipped her secondhand 1974 BMW R60/6 across the Atlantic to New York City, flew over to meet it, and got on.
She'd spent months before the trip tearing that bike apart and putting it back together, teaching herself its every bolt and cable from a Haynes manual. There would be no mechanic waiting for her in the Australian outback or the mountains of Nepal. If something broke, she was the one who'd fix it.
From New York, she rode west. Across the United States. Up into Canada. Down through Mexico. Each border a new set of unknowns, each night a new place to sleep.
Her bike crossed the ocean again, this time toward Australia. She arrived with almost nothing left in her pocket — she worked pub shifts by night and picked up architecture work by day, saving every bit she could for the next stretch of road.
Then came the outback.
On a remote stretch of dirt in Queensland, her bike caught a pothole and threw her. She woke up in a hospital bed with a serious concussion. Doctors wanted her to rest.
She fixed the bike instead, and kept going.
In Singapore, thieves took her documents and her gear. Six weeks of her life went into rebuilding what she'd lost from scratch — paperwork, supplies, momentum.
In Thailand, a dog ran into her path. She crashed into a tree. A local farming family found her, took her in, and cared for her for a week — feeding her, tending to her, communicating entirely through gesture, because neither side spoke the other's language.
She caught hepatitis. She caught dysentery. In India, she collided with a cow on the road. In Punjab, in the tense and dangerous days following Indira Gandhi's assassination, she had to talk and maneuver her way past checkpoints just to keep moving.
Nepal. Pakistan. Iran. Turkey. Long stretches where a breakdown could have meant real trouble, and no one was coming to help.
She handled it all herself, one repair, one border, one bad day at a time.
In November 1984 — just over two years and 35,000 miles after she'd left — Elspeth Beard rode back into England.
She became known as the first British woman to circle the globe on a motorcycle, solo.
Almost nobody noticed. No press lined up for her. Friends struggled to grasp what she'd actually done. She packed her journals and photographs into a cardboard box, put it in a cupboard, and didn't open it again for more than twenty years.
But the story didn't stay buried.
Today, Elspeth Beard is an award-winning architect. She still has that same BMW. She lives in a Victorian water tower she spent years rebuilding with her own two hands — the same instinct that got her through the outback and across three continents.
When people ask what the trip taught her, her answer doesn't need dressing up... She learned there wasn't much she couldn't handle, if she was willing to start before she felt ready.
#archaeohistories
Just a motorcycle, a stack of paper maps, and a decision she'd made after a year that had knocked her flat.
In October 1982, Elspeth Beard was 23 years old, three years into an architecture of a relationship that hadn't ended well. She didn't know exactly what she wanted. But she knew what she didn't want — to stay still.
So she shipped her secondhand 1974 BMW R60/6 across the Atlantic to New York City, flew over to meet it, and got on.
She'd spent months before the trip tearing that bike apart and putting it back together, teaching herself its every bolt and cable from a Haynes manual. There would be no mechanic waiting for her in the Australian outback or the mountains of Nepal. If something broke, she was the one who'd fix it.
From New York, she rode west. Across the United States. Up into Canada. Down through Mexico. Each border a new set of unknowns, each night a new place to sleep.
Her bike crossed the ocean again, this time toward Australia. She arrived with almost nothing left in her pocket — she worked pub shifts by night and picked up architecture work by day, saving every bit she could for the next stretch of road.
Then came the outback.
On a remote stretch of dirt in Queensland, her bike caught a pothole and threw her. She woke up in a hospital bed with a serious concussion. Doctors wanted her to rest.
She fixed the bike instead, and kept going.
In Singapore, thieves took her documents and her gear. Six weeks of her life went into rebuilding what she'd lost from scratch — paperwork, supplies, momentum.
In Thailand, a dog ran into her path. She crashed into a tree. A local farming family found her, took her in, and cared for her for a week — feeding her, tending to her, communicating entirely through gesture, because neither side spoke the other's language.
She caught hepatitis. She caught dysentery. In India, she collided with a cow on the road. In Punjab, in the tense and dangerous days following Indira Gandhi's assassination, she had to talk and maneuver her way past checkpoints just to keep moving.
Nepal. Pakistan. Iran. Turkey. Long stretches where a breakdown could have meant real trouble, and no one was coming to help.
She handled it all herself, one repair, one border, one bad day at a time.
In November 1984 — just over two years and 35,000 miles after she'd left — Elspeth Beard rode back into England.
She became known as the first British woman to circle the globe on a motorcycle, solo.
Almost nobody noticed. No press lined up for her. Friends struggled to grasp what she'd actually done. She packed her journals and photographs into a cardboard box, put it in a cupboard, and didn't open it again for more than twenty years.
But the story didn't stay buried.
Today, Elspeth Beard is an award-winning architect. She still has that same BMW. She lives in a Victorian water tower she spent years rebuilding with her own two hands — the same instinct that got her through the outback and across three continents.
When people ask what the trip taught her, her answer doesn't need dressing up... She learned there wasn't much she couldn't handle, if she was willing to start before she felt ready.
#archaeohistories
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@EdgeRunner737d. In 2020 the Israelis had more kompromat on Biden. the below were all Mossad agents that stole all of Hunters's devices in 2018. He wasn't lying when he told Candace his father was being blackmailed by them. In feb 2022 Israeli Intel even put me in a chair in San Juan PR to discgot a video of Trump raping a girl and they have the now woman too. Was purchased 10/14/24. Other guy bidding was Bloomberg who wanted to use it as his Oct surprise. I was told this directly in front of multiple witnesses in the Emir of Qatar's penthouse at the Cannes Carleton, France in mid December 2024.
Yes @CIADirector , @FBI, @GOPoversight , @DNC, @nytimes @wapo will be happy to go under oath any fucking time and name the others present. Shame on IC because I reported it all at the time. Man who told me and others was not Emir, but you don't ge to use of his house without him knowing every God damn word that goes on in it.
Lone man, Philipe Aguillar below in chair is guy who told me and others the story above. Several were Mar A Lago members and I immediately reported it. All of it was meant to get back to Trump. Was like a fucking movie and now you know why the 747 was recently deemed a security threat.
When I got up and declared I would not be a party to blackmailing the President and congratulates the host on his perfect scheme because zero present were going to keep omertà. I was taken out by one of the multiple Serbian guys in livery packing heat. The lead guy who looked like a ripped Telly Savalas wtook me aside and said in effect "you are a good man, total respect".
We are fucked.
Yes @CIADirector , @FBI, @GOPoversight , @DNC, @nytimes @wapo will be happy to go under oath any fucking time and name the others present. Shame on IC because I reported it all at the time. Man who told me and others was not Emir, but you don't ge to use of his house without him knowing every God damn word that goes on in it.
Lone man, Philipe Aguillar below in chair is guy who told me and others the story above. Several were Mar A Lago members and I immediately reported it. All of it was meant to get back to Trump. Was like a fucking movie and now you know why the 747 was recently deemed a security threat.
When I got up and declared I would not be a party to blackmailing the President and congratulates the host on his perfect scheme because zero present were going to keep omertà. I was taken out by one of the multiple Serbian guys in livery packing heat. The lead guy who looked like a ripped Telly Savalas wtook me aside and said in effect "you are a good man, total respect".
We are fucked.
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“I have wandered all my life, and I have also traveled; the difference between the two being this, that we wander for distraction, but we travel for fulfillment.”
— Hilaire Belloc
— Hilaire Belloc
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TUCKER: "Over 100,000 Canadians have been killed by their government... 95% of them white legacy Canadians... If 95% of anything else were white it would be a national emergency, but when 95% of the people killed by the state are white, well what is that?"
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Trump either gets US forces out of the Middle East and puts Israel 🇮🇱 on a short leash so that the oil can flow again or he’s gone.
As gone as Lindsey Graham.
Tick. Tock.
As gone as Lindsey Graham.
Tick. Tock.
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