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Intel Uncensored
Intel Uncensored
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Australian help to kill in Gaza
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Australian help to kill in Gaza

Australian help to kill in Gaza??????!?!?!! UTL COMMENT:- Oh FFS!! Mirrored - The Crowhouse Official - Shorts
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Intel Uncensored
Intel Uncensored
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Ian Carroll: I just Israel-pilled Elon Musk!!
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Ian Carroll: I just Israel-pilled Elon Musk!!

I want to clarify about my tone of voice in this video though- I don’t mean to sound condescending to anyone watching this video. My opinion is based on primary sources and evidence, but I am completely open to discussion of the sources and the history of I have something wrong. ~Ian Carroll https://x.com/IanCarrollShow/status/1877547587810603133
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Intel Uncensored
Intel Uncensored
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It's One BIG Club......Strange Events Are Happening
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It's One BIG Club......Strange Events Are Happening

It's One BIG Club......Strange Events Are Happening Cash App: $OfficialTruthZone Paypal: paypal.me/truthseeker247 Venmo: OfficialTruthZone Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Truthseeker22 Mirrored - Truth Seeker
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AllSides - Balanced News
AllSides - Balanced News
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‘Experts’ killed trust in vaccines

Vaccination rates against childhood diseases have been on a downward slide for the past few years in the United States. Nationally, for example, the share of kindergarteners with completed records for the measles vaccine dropped to 93 percent last year, down from 95 percent in 2019, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Polio, whooping cough, and chickenpox vaccination rates have likewise slumped since the pandemic.
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AllSides - Balanced News
AllSides - Balanced News
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Childhood Vaccination Rates Were Falling Even Before the Rise of R.F.K. Jr.

Nationwide, the rate of kindergartners with complete records for the measles vaccine declined from around 95 percent before the pandemic to under 93 percent last year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Immunization rates against polio, whooping cough and chickenpox fell similarly. Average rates remain high, but those national figures mask far more precipitous drops in some states, counties and school districts.
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Rocky Wells
Rocky Wells
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Part 1 of 2)
MISSING CHILD- IT TOOK 2 MONTHS TO GET INFORMATION OUT TO THE PUBLIC
the 3-year-old was last seen in New Hampton, New York on Nov. 24, 202,4 around 2 p.m.
On Jan 9, 2025, the Division of Criminal Justice Services officially created a missing case for the 3-year-old.

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The Lighter Side
The Lighter Side
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Man praised for refusing to switch seats with a dad who was traveling alone with his daughter
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Man praised for refusing to switch seats with a dad who was traveling alone with his daughter

Airlines charge for everything but breathing nowadays so people tend to be protective of their seat assignments. They picked them with their own hands with their needs and preferences in mind before paying the extra money to confirm the seating. Choosing your own seat can range from $5-$80 extra per ticket depending on where in the cabin you choose to sit, barring first class options. It's for this reason that people aren't keen on trading their seats with someone who chose to let the airline auto-assign a seat for them. This doesn't stop people from asking unsuspecting fellow travelers to swap seats with them, likely relying on the social pressure of the situation to coax a yes. But one man refused to be swayed, even when the other passenger points out that he would like to sit next to his minor daughter which may have been enough to encourage others to oblige the request. The passenger who was being asked to move had already paid additional money to sit in an aisle seat he explains, "I always book an aisle seat. My company allows me to add the small surcharge for an aisle seat (it was $18). I sat early and this guy comes with his daughter. His daughter had the middle seat next to me. He had another middle seat elsewhere. He asked to switch with me. I said I would if he had an aisle seat. He said he has a middle seat." Season 9 Ugh GIF by Curb Your Enthusiasm Giphy The middle seat is typically the least desirable seat due to being stuck between two other passengers, no designated armrest and nothing to comfortably lean your head on should you fall asleep. Waking up only to realize you've been asleep on a stranger's shoulder can make for an awkward interaction, so there's no surprise the man didn't want to trade seats with the dad on those details alone. But the man didn't choose the aisle seat because he was afraid of drooling on the shoulder of a fellow passenger. "I said sorry, I am a big guy (6 feet, 260+ pounds), I am [un]comfortable in middle seat. It's a 4.5 hour flight," the befuddled passenger shares before adding. "I explained I am physically uncomfortable in the middle. The aisle gives me more room." Giphy One might think the interaction would end there but it didn't. According to the six-foot-tall man, the dad then involved a flight attendant to encourage him to give up his seat so the dad could sit next to his child. But the man continued to refuse the dad's request which resulted in the dad having to sit in his original seat and the teenage girl being seated next to the original man. He had no desire to be uncomfortable for a fairly long flight and while he was expecting for people to disagree with his actions, they were overwhelmingly on his side. "You paid extra for that aisle seat, and it’s your comfort on a long flight. The guy should've booked better seats if he wanted to sit next to his daughter. Plus, it’s not your job to accommodate his poor planning," one person writes. No Way Beer GIF by Busch Giphy "If you want to sit together, pay for the seats. Good for you, people like that need to learn they cant have their cake and eat it too," someone else says."I hate it when a FA asks you to move one you've already said no. They should stand by their company who sold you the seat and reiterate that to the person asking," another chimes in. pushing air travel GIF Giphy "I’ve been in the situation traveling, when my kids were small and flights were canceled, etc. that we were seated separately. When you REALLY do NEED compassion, people are generally OK with it and they are understanding and will likely move if able. I’ve also raised my kids to be independent and as teenagers they would have been just fine. In a case where it really is a need (like a special needs teen), the airline owes its passengers some sort of a solution like upgrading an inconvenienced traveller," someone else adds.The man does admit that maybe the dad assumed the solo traveler would be inappropriate with his daughter saying, "Maybe he thought I was some creeper? I AM NOT. I popped a prescription muscle relaxer, put on relaxing music on my earphones and zoned out." In the end the man did not give up his seat and the teen girl and her father were both fine sitting in the seats assigned to them.
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The Lighter Side
The Lighter Side
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Young woman surprised grandma for her birthday by dressing up like her and recreating her old photos
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Young woman surprised grandma for her birthday by dressing up like her and recreating her old photos

It was Grandma’s 71st birthday, and granddaughter Lakyn Bowman came up with the cutest, cleverest and most thoughtful way to honor the occasion.Bowman (@lakynbowman) shared in a TikTok video that after going through old photos, she realized just how much they both looked alike. And so, to thank grandma for passing down the good genes, she decided to recreate each signature look. After a few rounds with a curling iron, some pale blue eyeshadow, and throwing on some charming floral prints (plus some filter wizardry to give the pics that retro look) the resemblance is just uncanny.People were delighted to see such a loving tribute. The video quickly racked up over 8 million views, with more than a few comments talking about how emotional the tribute made them. Can’t say I blame 'em. But how did grandma feel about it? Well, in a follow-up video, we see a genuine ear-to-ear smile. Suffice it to say, the idea was a hit.As one person wrote to Bowman, “you’ll never be able to top this gift.”It certainly helps that Bowman is vintage savvy. She even helps others find amazing secondhand items through her company Nine Oh Six. So getting the clothes and accessories was a piece of old-fashioned pineapple upside-down cake. And the results were just as sweet. Take a look below: @lakynbowman Happy birthday, Grandma! Thanks for the good genes. ? #recreate #photoshoot #birthdayphotoshoot #vintage #grandma ♬ What Once Was - Her's @lakynbowman Reply to @katemason06 The audio didn’t save. ? But here’s her reaction. I love her so much! ? These videos are not only an instant dash of joy, it’s also a heartwarming reminder that our elders provide the prologue to our life stories. Honoring them can be as simple or creative as we want them to be, but be sure to include them. As we can see with this grandma-granddaughter duo, it’ll mean the world to them.This article originally appeared three years ago.
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Classic Rock Lovers
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Sat Sun Mat: The art school band featuring Chrissie Hynde and Mark Mothersbaugh
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Sat Sun Mat: The art school band featuring Chrissie Hynde and Mark Mothersbaugh

Kent, Ohio briefly felt like the center of the world in 1970. The post Sat Sun Mat: The art school band featuring Chrissie Hynde and Mark Mothersbaugh first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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