Joined October 2013
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Wrong, blue eyes are not from a "mutation" that happened 6,000-10,000 years ago, they were simply spread with agricultural civilization during the Holocene from the Caucuses by Aryans around the Black Sea. Here's an example of Blue eyes 17,000 years ago, there are many others.
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It's OK to love America.
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But for some reason, ID is banned for voting in California, New York and many other states
> it’s not happening > it’s a right wing conspiracy theory > it may be happening > it’s happening and it’s good
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PANIIIIIIIIIIIIC ‼️ Gavin Newsome, almost in tears, announces he and HIS WIFE are now under investigation by the DOJ for stealing BILLIONS in Fraud — says these claims are baseless and Trump Is only coming after him because he is afraid of his “Mean Tweets” You’re going to prison FUCKER! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 rumble.com/v7bc5ri-gavin-new…
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🚨 NOW: President Trump just WALKED OUT in France for a photo after leaving America at 3AM The man is GLOWING! Representing America with strength on the world stage, yet again 🔥
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This is nuts
The UK arrests people over retweets. Crazy.
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Europeans aren’t having children because they can't afford to support them. Muslims have children because Europeans support them.
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The reason Japan fans clean the stadium after each game. Respect. 🤝🇯🇵
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She carries herself with a level of elegance that has become increasingly rare in today’s world. America is fortunate to have a First Lady like Melania Trump!
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80 years old and at 3am going wheels up to France to attend the G7. Dude is a machine!

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Honestly this is embarrassing.

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Vienna’s Kunsthistorisches Museum. Just pure old-world grandeur 🏛️
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I am some beautiful news today!!! I can confirm that the Amish are STILL working here to rebuild Chimney Rock NC businesses after Hurricane Helene... ...a stunning 620 DAYS AFTER THE STORM!!! It's one of the greatest untold stories of all time. GOD BLESS THE AMISH!!!!!!! ❤️
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In 969 AD, men built Chapelle Saint-Michel d’Aiguilhe on top of a volcanic needle rising 280 feet into the sky. No cranes. No engines. No safety gear. Historians can debate how it was built. The harder question is why anyone dared to build it there. Maybe the answer is simple. Some men believed God was worth climbing for. They carved 268 steps into the lava rock, carried stone by hand, and raised a chapel where the earth had once spit fire. They dedicated it to Saint Michael, the archangel who defeated the dragon. For medieval builders, this chapel was a challenge thrown at fear, gravity, and the impossible. The mountain is 11 million years old. The chapel is over a thousand. Yet it still stands, balanced between fire and heaven, as if the whole structure is held up by belief. From below, it looks impossible. At the top, you find old frescoes clinging to the walls and a view that makes silence feel like prayer. Photo by Stained Glass Zealot
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After the game ended, Japanese fans stayed in the stadium to collect paper and waste. Respect, Japan. 🇯🇵
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🇯🇵 Terminó el partido contra Holanda y los japoneses se quedaron para limpiar todo el estadio. La verdadera superioridad cultural.
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Win, lose, or draw, Japan's fans never forget to leave the stadium better than they found it. Class. 🇯🇵👏
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The Maratus, or peacock spider, is a tiny arachnid known for its vibrant colors and intricate courtship dances. [📹Michael Lun / wa_peacock_jumping_spiders]

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