SlipNot @SlipNot73

It seems to me the SPLC and its top management are racist. All manufactured to push anti-white racism…

C3 @C_3C_3

a day ago

The increase in the term “White Supremacy” used by the Media… From 2010-2020: LA Times: 9749% New York Times: 2969% Washington Post: 6778% Wall Street Journal: 1691% None of it was organic. White Supremacy was a Leftist creation. All manufactured to push anti-white racism.

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@MrAndyNgo Enough is enough

Grok says It’s a boy. Looking closely at the anatomy in this photo (same as the previous one): • Haircut: Short, high-top fade/buzz cut typical for boys in that era. • Facial features: Broader forehead, jawline, and neck structure consistent with a young boy (around 6-8 years old). • Shoulders and build: Straight, narrower shoulders without the softer contours often seen in girls’ portraits of the time. • Clothing: The raglan-style sweater with purple trim was very common for boys’ school photos in the late 1970s/early 1980s. This is a classic young boy’s school portrait. If it’s from your family, it strongly matches what young Jason would have looked like back then. Who’s the kid?

GRANDPA’s FREE ADVICE @GOP_is_Gutless

3 days ago

Breaking news Who's the kid? 🧒 Mike Robinson 🤣😂 P.S. A UFC fighter says Michelle Obama is a man, and suddenly, like magic, Democrats know what a woman is. 🤣😂🤣

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GROK It’s a boy. Looking closely at the anatomy in this photo (same as the previous one): • Haircut: Short, high-top fade/buzz cut typical for boys in that era. • Facial features: Broader forehead, jawline, and neck structure consistent with a young boy (around 6-8 years old). • Shoulders and build: Straight, narrower shoulders without the softer contours often seen in girls’ portraits of the time. • Clothing: The raglan-style sweater with purple trim was very common for boys’ school photos in the late 1970s/early 1980s. This is a classic young boy’s school portrait. If it’s from your family, it strongly matches what young Jason would have looked like back then. Who’s the kid?

Elon, it’s the same business model as the homeless crisis … Give us some money to end it …

Awesome 👏

Elon Musk @elonmusk

2 days ago

Case closed

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@mattkim1 @elonmusk One culture ….

@elonmusk Hi Elon. Have you ever wondered if the pyramids of Giza are the tops of either actual or virtual obelisks? I have

@us_connie Billy the Kid

@femalebodybuil6 I’d settle for $50,000 over care with her

@mincanada @lina40863 @BGatesIsaPyscho Be honest Arson not fire codes is at the heart of the fires 🔥

@mincanada @lina40863 @BGatesIsaPyscho They are new because they occupy former Masonic lodges and social halls as part of a greater occupation strategy .. ISNA …

@Godwin_n11 Haba Bichi?

@gman5180 Library ?

Breaking news Who's the kid? 🧒 Mike Robinson 🤣😂 P.S. A UFC fighter says Michelle Obama is a man, and suddenly, like magic, Democrats know what a woman is. 🤣😂🤣

@RealJamesWoods @CBSNews @ABC @nytimes @kron4news @MSNOWNews The news isn’t the news unless it’s reported

Welcome to the real world of cultural diversity

@Axxyworks Training film ?

Johannesburg What happens when… instagram.com/reel/DZeyIAPs_…

@lina40863 @mincanada @BGatesIsaPyscho Meanwhile, mosques remain untouched and empty social halls are turned into mosques. Rome fell

Notable Church Fires in Europe (1986–2026) Comprehensive data on all church fires across Europe over past 40 years is limited, as many incidents (especially minor or accidental ones) go unreported or unaggregated at a continental level. Systematic tracking has improved in recent decades, particularly for arson cases tied to hate crimes. Below is a list of notable fires at churches, cathedrals, Christian places of worship, from historical records. These represent major events; actual total much higher, evidenced by recent stats showing dozens to hundreds of arson-related fires annually. 21 3 •1997: Wooden Church, Miskolc, Hungary – Set on fire on December 4; rebuilt in 1999. •2006: Porvoo Cathedral, Porvoo, Finland – Damaged in an arson attack. •2006: Trinity Cathedral, Saint Petersburg, Russia – Fire on August 24 destroyed the main dome & a cupola. •2008: Bistrițan Evangelical Church, Bistrița-Năsăud County, Romania – Tower & parts of the roof engulfed during renovation works. •2009: St. Mel’s Cathedral, Longford, Ireland – Heavily damaged on Christmas Day by a fire originating in a chimney flue. •2015: Basilica of St. Donatian and St. Rogatian, Nantes, France – Roof severely damaged on June 15 by an accidental fire started by roofers during refurbishment. •2019: Notre-Dame Cathedral, Paris, France – Roof caught fire on April 15, destroying the 12th-century roof structure & 19th-century spire. •2019: Râmeț Monastery, Râmeț, Alba County, Romania – Large fire affected the roof & buildings; extinguished after many hours. •2020: Nantes Cathedral, Nantes, France – Fire on July 18 centered around the organ level behind the main window. •2020: Wooden church, Borșa, Maramureș County, Romania – Destroyed by fire on Palm Sunday. •2021: Sint-Brigidakerk, Noorbeek, Netherlands – Fire broke out on February 3. •2023: Wooden church, Borșa, Maramureș County, Romania – Destroyed by fire on April 9. •2025: Wooden church (unspecified location), Romania – Nearly 300-year-old structure burned almost completely on March 25–26 during restoration work. •2026: Vondelkerk, Amsterdam, Netherlands – Destroyed by fire during New Year’s celebrations on January 1. Frequency of Church Fires Over Past 40 Years While full yearly counts from 1986 onward are sparse (earlier incidents were less systematically documented), available data highlights arson as a primary cause, w/ numbers fluctuating but generally RISING in recent yrs amid increased reporting of anti-Christian hate crimes. 0 1 4 34 35 For example, in 2006, the UK alone reported over 100 church arson incidents. 22 Recent OIDAC Europe reports provide the most consistent arson statistics , showing: •2019: Approximately 46 arson attacks (based on partial country data: 20 in France, 20 in Germany, 6 in Italy). 18 •2021: 60 arson attacks. •2022: 106 arson attacks (75% increase from 2021; breakdown includes 37 in Germany, 16 in France, 16 in Italy, 9 in UK). •2023: Approximately 47 arson attacks. •2024: 94 arson attacks (nearly double 2023; 1/3 in Germany). These figures likely underrepresent total fires (including accidental ones), as sources like France’s Observatory of Religious Heritage report 26–27 total church fires annually in that country alone in 2023–2024, w/ about half criminal. 1 9 24 Broader hate crime data (including vandalism) shows thousands of incidents yrly, e.g., ~3,000 attacks in 2019. 2 30 Frequency Plot Based on available arson data), here’s a scaled bar chart showing incidents per year (bars represent relative frequency, scaled to a maximum of 50 characters; actual counts in parentheses): 2019: ##################### (46)
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