🚨Tucker Carlson appears to have been photographed in Moscow, triggering speculation of an interview with Vladimir Putin, the Russian president...🚨

Putin releases it all! You think?


https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2024/02/04/tucker-carlson-pictured-russia-rumours-interview-putin/

Gene Ho on Agent Elvis ⚡️


Donald Trump, his good friend JFK Jr and Agent Elvis.
He even threw a Boomerang in for good measure!

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Taylor is wearing a white dress!

Taylor Swift on the #GRAMMYs
2/4/2024

🚨Note she has on a clock choker! Looks like 3:15… 🚨

I'm sorry
But the old Taylor can't come to the phone right now
Why? Oh, 'cause she's dead (oh)
Ooh, look what you made me do
Look what you made me do
Look what you just made me do
Look what you just made me...
Ooh, look what you made me do
Look what you made me do
Look what you just made me do
Look what you just made me do


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Taylor Swift necklace!

Clock may be on midnight!

She just won her 13th Grammy for song “Midnight”


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Taylor says is perfect time!

Midnight! 🚨🚨🚨

Boom time!

Taylor Swift just won her 1️⃣4️⃣🔤🔤 Grammy! 👀


I had Q drop 14 ready!

Let’s go!


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The flooding also connects to the Hoover Dam & the London Bridge…

Story of the London Bridge In Arizona ~

One of the more grisly periods of the bridge's history was at the southern gateway between 1305 and 1660. There it was customary to display the severed heads of traitors, impaled on pikes and dipped in tar to preserve them against the elements.
The head of ➡️William Wallace, a Scottish knight and landowner who led the Wars for Scottish Independence, was the first to appear on the gate. Other famous heads on pikes included those of Jack Cade in 1450, Sir Thomas More and Bishop John Fisher in 1535, and Thomas Cromwell in 1540. A German visitor to London in 1598 counted over 30 heads on the bridge. The practice was finally stopped in 1660, following the Restoration of King Charles II.
By the end of the 18th century, the old London Bridge needed to be replaced. It had fallen into severe disrepair and was blocking river traffic. Designed in 1799 by Scottish engineer John Rennie, who died before his design was approved, the "New" London Bridge was dedicated on August 1, 1831.
By 1924, the east side of the bridge was some three to four inches (9-12 cm) lower than the west side.
In 1967, the City of London was looking for someone to buy the defunct and dismantled bridge. Oddly enough, McCulloch had a hunch that this iconic piece of British history would drive growth in Lake Havasu City.
McCulloch placed the winning bid of $2.4 million on April 18, 1968 (over $17 million in today's dollars). McCulloch arrived at this figure by doubling the estimated cost of dismantling the structure ($1.2 million), bringing the price to $2.4 million. He then added on $60,000, a thousand dollars for each year of his age.
The purchase included ornate lampposts made from the melted-down cannons captured by the British from Napoleon's army, after the Battle of Waterloo in 1815. Overlooking the Bridgewater Channel, these lampposts line the London Bridge today.

https://www.golakehavasu.com/london-bridge