Приятно видеть людей со стержнем и которые не гнуться.👍🏻 Пирс Морган: Я хочу ещё раз чётко прояснить вашу позицию. Вы не допустили бы во Францию ни одного мусульманского иммигранта? Доминик Тарчинский: Нет. Пирс Морган: Ни одного? Совсем никого? Доминик Тарчинский: Нет. Ислам несовместим с западными ценностями. Пирс Морган: То есть, по сути, вы хотели бы запретить всех мусульман во всех европейских странах? Доминик Тарчинский: Мне плевать на остальные европейские страны. Я не хочу их в Польше. Они несовместимы с… Пирс Морган: А что насчёт Франции? Или Англии? Доминик Тарчинский: С Францией покончено. Франция пала. Всё кончено. Уже слишком поздно. Пирс Морган: Вы считаете, что и Англия пала? Доминик Тарчинский: Да. Пирс Морган: Правда? На чём вы это основываете? Вы же прожили здесь пять лет. Вы сами были иммигрантом в моей стране, как ни иронично. Доминик Тарчинский: И я платил налоги и ничего не жёг. Пирс Морган: У меня нет к вам претензий из-за того, что вы здесь жили. Но на чём вы основываете утверждение, что моя страна пала? Я здесь живу, и это полная чушь. Доминик Тарчинский: Мне вас жаль. Пирс Морган: Почему? У меня вполне нормальная жизнь, спасибо. Доминик Тарчинский: Ну да, у вас с финансами всё хорошо, а вот у большинства людей нет. Людей арестовывают за молитву на улицах, за посты в Facebook. А этот коммунист Стармер, которого я, кстати, подал в суд, ещё ответит за свои действия. Это коммунист. Это коммунистическая система. Как вы знаете, я ехал по дипломатическому паспорту и мне запретили въезд в эту страну, чтобы выступить с речью. Если нет свободы слова, если людей арестовывают за молитву на улицах, в их мыслях… Пирс Морган: Вы выступали на митинге Unite the Kingdom в Лондоне в сентябре 2025 года, организованном Томми Робинсоном. Доминик Тарчинский: Верно. Пирс Морган: Там были лозунги «отправить их обратно» про нелегальную иммиграцию. Что вы думаете о Томми Робинсоне? Вы его поклонник? Доминик Тарчинский: Он мой друг. Пирс Морган: Правда? Доминик Тарчинский: Он хороший человек. Не папа римский. Не святой. Обычный человек со своей жизненной историей. За то, что он делает для идентичности этой нации, я его люблю. Мой друг, и я считаю его великим человеком. Пирс Морган: Чтобы было ясно: если бы вы были британским политиком, вы бы требовали запретить всех мусульман? Доминик Тарчинский: Да. Пирс Морган: Хорошо. И то же самое во Франции? Доминик Тарчинский: Да. Пирс Морган: И в Германии? Доминик Тарчинский: Пока европейцы, пока христиане не смогут строить церкви и соборы в Катаре, в Европе не должно быть ни одной мечети. Пирс Морган: То есть вы бы, по сути, запретили всех мусульман? Доминик Тарчинский: Да.

Starting the season off at 5️⃣

Bolonia, Italia, AHORA mismo. Aquí también tienen por supuesto, una bandera “palestina”.

Import the third world, become the third world.

@HicksFilmedIt "do not stop or interact with anyone for any reason" It's hard to describe the zombie apocalypse in the heart of one of the world's "elite" cities, but it's just disgraceful. 55 blocks of prime real estate, ceded to addicts and crazies. WTF are we doing? If we have a housing supply crisis in LA, why are we giving up all this property to these derelicts? Clear these damn streets and build a civilized society here. At least put a data center there or something. This is hell.

August 6, 1945. A 29 year old engineer is walking to work in Hiroshima on the last day of a three month business trip. He's packed. He's going home to his wife and baby son tomorrow. He looks up and sees a bomber high overhead. Something small falls from it. Then the sky turns white. His name was Tsutomu Yamaguchi. He designed oil tankers for Mitsubishi, and he'd been sent to Hiroshima to work at the company's shipyard. He was about two miles from where the bomb exploded. The blast threw him off his feet. It burst his eardrums. It burned the left side of his upper body, his face and arms. For a while he couldn't see. He spent the night in an air raid shelter in a city that no longer existed. The next morning, badly burned, he found two of his coworkers who had also survived. Together they made their way through the ruins to a train station and got on one of the few trains still running. They were going home. Home was Nagasaki. He got back on August 8, covered in bandages. His family barely recognized him. Doctors treated his burns. Most people would have stayed in bed. On August 9, Yamaguchi reported to work. He was sitting in the Mitsubishi office in Nagasaki, telling his boss what had happened in Hiroshima. How one bomb had wiped out an entire city. According to Yamaguchi, his boss told him that was impossible. That he must be out of his mind. And at that moment, through the window, the room filled with the same white light. The second atomic bomb had just exploded over Nagasaki. Once again, Yamaguchi was about two miles away. The blast tore the bandages off his burns. The office was wrecked. And somehow, again, he lived. He rushed home terrified of what he'd find. His house was destroyed. But his wife and son had survived too. They had gone out looking for burn ointment for him and were sheltering in a tunnel when the bomb hit. Treating his injuries from the first bomb may have saved them from the second. He was sick for a long time. His hair fell out. He had fevers and infections. But he recovered. He went back to work, raised a family, and lived a normal life for decades. He rarely talked about it publicly. Hundreds of people are believed to have lived through both bombings. But in 2009, the Japanese government officially recognized Yamaguchi as a survivor of both, the only person ever formally given that status. Late in life he finally started speaking out against nuclear weapons. He even addressed the United Nations. He died in 2010 at the age of 93. He was hit by the only two atomic bombs ever used in war. And he outlived the century they were dropped in.

Ten years ago today, Zipline made the world’s first lifesaving drone delivery in Rwanda. Three million deliveries later, more than 60,000 lives have been saved. Meet the people on the other end of these deliveries in our new video series, Stories from the Sky.

Noah Fifita is a 5 foot 10 quarterback, and people offered him millions of dollars to leave Arizona. He stayed. Saturday he was the highest graded quarterback in college football. Here is the whole thing. He is from Huntington Beach, California, and he went to Servite High School in Anaheim. He threw for 7,273 yards and 83 touchdowns there. Both are school records. MaxPreps ranked him the eighth best high school quarterback in the country. Now look at who offered him a scholarship. Arizona. California. Colorado State. Fresno State. Hawaii. Idaho State. New Mexico. Utah State. Two of those were Power Five programs. He is 5 foot 10, and that was the whole list. He picked Arizona. He sat as a freshman. His first career touchdown pass went to Tetairoa McMillan, who had been his high school teammate. Then in Week 4 of the next season the starter, Jayden de Laura, got hurt. Fifita came in and won the game at Stanford. By the time de Laura was healthy, the job was gone. He threw 25 touchdowns and six interceptions that year and was named the Pac-12 Offensive Freshman of the Year. Against Arizona State he threw for 527 yards and five touchdowns, which is still the most in a game in Arizona history. Then the coach who recruited him left for Washington. The next season Arizona went 4 and 8 and Fifita threw 12 interceptions. That is the moment almost everybody leaves. Here is what he says about it. "They've been loyal to me, they've trusted me, so I've been loyal to them." The year after that Arizona won nine games and he threw 29 touchdowns and made first team All-Big 12. On September 19 against Northern Illinois he completed 31 of 34 passes for 325 yards and four touchdowns. One of those completions went seven yards to Isaiah Mizell and made him the leading passer in the history of the school, past Nick Foles. Mizell said he wanted to make the moment special because Fifita is his brother. Then Saturday at West Virginia. Sixteen of 23 for 341 yards and three touchdowns, including one that went 72 yards. Arizona won 52 to 31. Pro Football Focus graded that game a 93.1, the best of any quarterback in the Power Four. Away from the field he feeds people in Tucson who do not have anywhere to eat, and he coaches kids in flag football. His house is where the team goes. His younger brother Dash is a freshman linebacker there. Here is what his head coach Brent Brennan says. "Noah Fifita is the best story in college football." Everybody leaves now. He has thrown for more yards than anybody in the history of his school, and he did all of it in one uniform.

Now the truth finally comes out that the state of New York wants the Amish people‘s properties and land so they can build their data centers. How disgusting 🤮  The Amish of Central New York told the seditious Governor Kathy Hochul they would pack up, abandon their farms and leave if the Governor tried forcing vaccines on their children. The Governor fined them over $100,000 and demanded they comply anyway. When the Amish decided to fight back, taking the wicked Governor to court, Hochul's minion Senator Fahy drew up even more legislation to pressure them to leave, attacking their children again, this time through an anti-homeschooling bill. Tens of thousands of acres of cleared Amish farmland are at stake. The Amish have spent decades clearing their land by hand and horse. The hard work has been done. But if the Governor has her way, the Amish will be forced to sell that cleared land to the solar farms and data centers knocking on the doors for it. Who will help the Amish stand up to this maniacal Governor? We need to expose this on social media and we need to get the right people involved to represent the Amish and help them fight This evil demonic power and control of New York. 

The bodycam footage is finally out. And now the truth is there for everyone to see. HeeHaw wasn’t charging. He wasn’t attacking. He wasn’t some uncontrollable threat. He was doing what everyone who knew him said he always did: running up to greet someone in his friendly, curious way. And for that, Officer Trenton Garner shot and killed him. Watching the footage makes this even harder to stomach. HeeHaw was a one-year-old miniature donkey, on his own property, being himself. That should never have ended with a gunshot. For weeks, we demanded answers. We demanded the footage. We demanded accountability. Now we have the footage, and if anything, it makes the need for justice even more urgent. There is no world where what happened to HeeHaw should simply be accepted and forgotten. We are furious. We are heartbroken. And we are more determined than ever. Officer Trenton Garner must be held accountable for what happened to HeeHaw. We will not stop speaking his name. We will not stop pushing for answers. We will not stop until there is justice. #JusticeForHeeHaw. Now more than ever.

A’ja Wilson wins WNBA MVP. Caitlin Clark became the first player in league history to average 20 points and 8 assists. She got just 1 first-place vote. And 19 of the 74 voters left her off their ballots entirely.

🚨🚨HEARTBREAKING🚨🚨 This is the nighttime routine for former #Saints legend Steve Gleason, who has been battling ALS for years. Because Steve can no longer close his eyes, his caregivers remove his eye lenses, apply gel drops, and carefully tape his eyelids shut so he can sleep. His daughter decorates the tape with drawings. Since Steve cannot use his eyes to communicate at night, he uses a special beeper activated by moving his ears. The sound is connected to a baby monitor so his caregivers know when he needs help. Steve Gleason is an absolute inspiration. ❤️🙏