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Draymond might be the first basketball player with cte
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THIS IS INSANE. He drugged her so that he could shove abortion pills into her mouth and vagina. He made an online pharmacy account in her name so he could secretly have the pills shipped to West Point. She also wanted to keep the baby. He even threatened that he would kill himself if she didn't get an abortion. She refused because she wanted to be a mother, so he drugged her to terminate the pregnancy. He left her there, and when she awoke, she called 911. She said she was in and out of consciousness during the attack, and every time she tried to spit the pills out, he would shove them back into her mouth.
He then went on to study at CORNELL and graduated with his BA in emergency medicine (ironic) in 2024. Yes, he was enrolled the same year the gang rape happened at the fraternity. He then enrolled at Columbia, where he is STILL enrolled. But it gets crazier because he asked if the judge could delay his sentencing so he could finish his semester at Columbia, and the judge granted the request. This piece of shit is allowed to complete his education after assaulting a woman. Meanwhile, there is no update on whether she even finished her schooling after the assault because of the mental and physical trauma she experienced.
This is ANOTHER case of a university being aware of a student sexually assaulting someone and still allowing them to finish their schooling. @Columbia should have expelled him immediately. Why are these schools protecting disgusting men?
West Point cadet drugged pregnant girlfriend with spiked shake, then forced abortion in gruesome assault: 'Eat this, it's good for you' trib.al/YXdClG0
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A crucial point from Yemen.
There is no guarantee that Ansarallah will continue governing Yemen indefinitely in a post-war scenario. History offers several instances of its leaders expressing that they do not seek exclusive rule either.
Yemenis support Ansarallah because it is leading the struggle against Saudi aggression and colonial guardianship. What happens after the war, once the enemy has been expelled, is for the Yemenis themselves to decide, independently and free from foreign interference.
Years of war led by Saudi Arabia have convinced many Yemeni political parties and religious groups that the priority today is not resolving internal political or ideological differences, but restoring Yemen’s sovereignty, independence, and right to determine its own future.
Many are now willing to support any Yemeni force or party working toward this goal, regardless of its political or ideological identity. But they see Ansar Allah as the only force on the ground pursuing it. That is why some support them despite their differences, while others have at least stopped taking part in fighting them, as they did in the past.
Years of war have led many to conclude that differences among Yemenis can be resolved through dialogue and understanding. But an independent future for the country cannot be built as long as its decisions remain subject to foreign intervention and tutelage—whose true objectives, many have come to realize, are quite different.
The conclusion many Yemenis have reached is that who governs Yemen is an internal Yemeni matter to be settled through dialogue among its people. But Yemen’s sovereignty, independent decision-making, and right to determine its own future are non-negotiable.
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The US sent a letter to Iran asking for peace, sent a Qatari envoy to negotiate and then bomb Iran.
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The UAE is treating the Sudanese people just as Israel has treated the Palestinians; the Sudanese people are suffering from hunger and killing. Damn the UAE.🇸🇩
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Gabby Williams: “There’s no Golden State without Oakland.”
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اعلام العدو
في الاجتماع الأخير الذي عقد في طهران بمشاركة ممثلين عن السعودية وباكستان وتركيا، أبلغت الرياض المسؤولين الإيرانيين بشكل صريح أنها لن تشارك في أي حرب ضد إيران، ولن تسمح باستخدام أراضيها أو أجوائها لشن هجوم على إيران.
وفي المقابل، تتوقع السعودية أن لا تهاجمها إيران أيضًا .
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BREAKING: A UC Berkeley student is being held by ICE after being detained at San Francisco International Airport.
The student’s attorney, Niko De Bremaeker of Centro Legal de la Raza, confirmed that UC Berkeley student Paula Valentina Albornoz Hernandez, a 23-year-old who came to the U.S. from Colombia to study business administration, was detained by immigration agents at SFO and is currently being held in a detention facility.
De Bremaeker said Albornoz Hernandez was detained for an overstayed visa and was applying for asylum due to “gender-based violence” she experienced in Colombia. He stated that Albornoz Hernandez has a work permit.
Read our coverage at the link below: dailycal.org/news/campus/uc-…
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Did you know in Iran’s capital, they are torturing their own soldiers?
Oh sorry, that’s Ukraine
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The SAS in Basra were planting car bombs in Shia and Sunni areas to inflame sectarian tensions. They were caught red-handed dressed as Arabs, with a car full of explosives and detonators, then killed an Iraqi policeman at a checkpoint whilst trying to escape
I led the SAS. The lawfare against our elite troops is self-defeating
thetimes.com/article/daed7a2…
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may god protect the people of iran and palestine from the epstein axis of hell
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55 years ago
A band called 'Death' was punk before punk was punk
Formed in November 1971 by the 3 Hackney brothers, they were influential pioneers of the genre and, along with Pure Hell, the first all-black proto-punk/punk band.
#death #protopunk #history #punkrockhistory #knowyourroots
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Juan Atkins's passing is a reminder that techno was invented by Black working class kids, not white bourgeois douchebags in Berlin whose labels and platforms profit from the Palestinian occupation and genocide. Thank you for coming to my TED talk on music history
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Boosting
Only $94 is all we need tonight for something very important.
I challenge myself to find friends to help me gather them at this time tonight 🏆
chuffed.org/project/172116
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Today is the 109th anniversary of the Balfour Declaration.
A day that has brought apocalyptic darkness to Palestine: Displacement, genocide, apartheid, and occupation.
Britain destroyed and continues to destroy Palestine. The empire has to crumble. Justice must prevail.
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Israeli occupation forces kidnapped nine Palestinians including a journalist in the occupied West Bank tonight..
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.@TaNehisiCoats: "This long war on the Muslim and Arab world has reached its apogee in the concentration camp of Gaza, where every single bomb was dropped from a plane of American extraction...." vanityfair.com/story/ta-nehi…
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ON THIS DAY IN 1987: PUBLIC ENEMY TAKES LONDON 🇬🇧
39 years ago today, Public Enemy hit the stage at London's legendary Hammersmith Odeon during the Def Jam European Tour.
Before the release of their landmark album, It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back.
