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A party in LA on the inside, the shanty town homeless on the outside.

The ban on communist ideology, symbols or parties around the world (2025)
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@r_mapporn

"What did Loader do that caused Walpole to pour a can of petrol over him and set it ablaze? He told her, while partying with friends at her house, that she would be better off in the kitchen making scones than drinking and drugging with the boys."

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Washington Democrats Push Bill to Let Courts Dismiss Assault, Theft, and DUI Charges

House Bill 1113, just passed by Washington State Democrats, would allow courts to instantly dismiss serious charges like drug possession, DUI, theft, trespassing, and assault if defendants meet certain conditions—such as rehab or community service. Even gross misdemeanors like 4th-degree assault, 2nd-degree theft, and first-time DUI could vanish from the record. The bill hasn’t hit the Senate floor yet—but if it passes, Washington residents are in serious danger.

Russia is planning to create digital profiles of children. The digital dossier will include "the social, professional and educational life of a young person", and will be linked to Gosuslugi, the state services portal.

“A person’s life is a path from kindergarten and school to university, work, service, volunteering, family … We need an end-to-end digital infrastructure that accompanies a person at all stages,” chairman of the State Duma Committee on Youth Policy Artem Metelev told TASS. [source: tass.ru]

Who says Britain's days of being number one are over?

NEW - Lego can be "anti-LGBT" because the bricks have "male or female parts" that are made to "mate" with each other, says the Science Museum in London — Telegraph

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/02/06/lego-can-be-anti-lgbt-says-science-museum/

@disclosetv

Give us world government now! https://news.1rj.ru/str/disclosetv/16852

Too much winning! First Stephen Colbert, now The View is going on “Hiatus…We only have one more show after this.” Good riddance! (29 seconds)

Japanese journalist for Sankei Shimbun Yuichi Onoda accidentally found himself in a Moscow library — and saw something he didn’t expect: how Russia truly remembers the war. He shared his impressions of an exhibition of children’s drawings dedicated to the exploits of Soviet soldiers. It was a revelation to him that children were not drawing horrors, but heroism, courage, and selflessness. He writes directly that this would be impossible in Japan. Any attempt to remember their soldiers would lead to accusations of militarism.

Onoda drew a parallel: in Russia, it is customary to honor the fallen, to talk to children about defending the Motherland, and not just about suffering and guilt. Memory is not a complex, but a support. And this is the fundamental difference from the Japanese approach, where historical memory is turned into constant self-abasement.

In essence, this journalist from Tokyo admitted that Russia has retained respect for its soldier. Not for the war, but for those who fought, defended, and died. This is the true strength of the people. And while others are afraid to offend "world opinion", in Russia children proudly draw their heroes.

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WATCH: Peter Hotez tells woman her repeated COVID infections are basically her fault for skipping boosters.

WOMAN: “I’m getting COVID often. I took Paxlovid the third time, and then a few weeks later I got it again. COVID was really bad on me.”

HOTEZ: “After you had your first two immunizations way back in 2021, did you get boosters regularly?”

WOMAN: “I got one booster and then after that I stopped getting them.”

HOTEZ: “Yeah. So that’s the reason why you keep up with the boosters.”

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