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#5026 2024-09-14 06:39:31
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Re: intriguing covert (and not-so-covert) Masonic gestures
Seeing a Picture of an Aborted Baby Changed His Life, Now He Fights Abortion
https://www.lifenews.com/2024/09/13/see … -abortion/
Dunno what the deal is with the blisters. CGI.
"Author" is in the Canadian Centre for Bio-Ethical Reform
https://www.endthekilling.ca/about/staff/
but they are not yet cyborgs. The hypocrisy is behind schedule.
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#5027 2024-09-14 07:22:23
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Re: intriguing covert (and not-so-covert) Masonic gestures
Parents told by court they can't name baby after historical figure over bullying fears
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl … fears.html
Sole, rectangle at angle.
The couple welcomed their first child on August 31 (31), but had already chosen the name in honor of the Kushite king and founder of the 25th dynasty of Egypt.
They decided on the name after listening to the theme song for 2023 {managed to work in a 23 too} carnival celebrations while working on choreography at the Acadêmicos de Venda Nova Samba School.
"There was a word there that talked about the black pharaoh," Danillo Prímola said. "We went to research what it was like and we found the story of Piiê, who was a Nubian warrior who fought and conquered Egypt and became the first black pharaoh."
They chose to name their son in honor of Piyé because of the importance of maintaining a link to their African ancestry.
'Recovering African names is a powerful way to give a new narrative to the history of black people,' Danillo Prímola said. 'We have the right to educate our children with this strength, this culture and in a way that they have representation in their name.'
Probably a few distortions in that narrative. Note how African the parents look, for example.
So why is the name objectionable, since nobody ever heard of him?
In their ruling, court said that pronunciation of the pharaoh's name is similar to that of the Portuguese word 'plié,' which is a ballet dance step.
'That is why the sound and spelling of the name were preponderant for the rejection,' the Minas Gerais Court of Justice said, 'since they would be capable of causing future embarrassment to the child.'
'We know that bullying cannot be combated by prohibiting it, nor can it be combated by oppression,' Danillo Prímola said. 'Bullying can be combated by studying and working on the ignorance of society as a whole.'
The legal battle delayed the baby from receiving his required vaccines.
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#5028 2024-09-16 07:01:50
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Re: intriguing covert (and not-so-covert) Masonic gestures
Ryan Wesley Routh's shocked neighbor claims everyone was afraid of him before Trump golf course assassination attempt
READ MORE: The moment Secret Service agents knew Trump was in danger
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl … ghbor.html
Sole on centerline. One glove on, one off (appropriate gay sign). BWR.
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#5029 2024-09-16 07:21:22
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Re: intriguing covert (and not-so-covert) Masonic gestures
EXCLUSIVE Slaughtered Miss Switzerland finalist's father found her head in a bin bag in her laundry room where partially pureed remains had been left while her young children played nearby unaware
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl … aware.html
Sole on centerline.
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"partially pureed remains"?!
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#5030 2024-09-17 08:07:07
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Re: intriguing covert (and not-so-covert) Masonic gestures
Justin Timberlake pictured for the first time since pleading guilty to DWI as he keeps low-profile with cap and shades
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/a … -deal.html
HYDRATE in center, LOL. Matching blue.
Odd trash behind door.
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#5031 Yesterday 06:14:02
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Re: intriguing covert (and not-so-covert) Masonic gestures
Mossad's history of elaborate hits: From kidnapping Adolf Eichmann to shooting Tehran's top nuclear weapons scientist with a satellite-controlled robot machine gunner, how the Hezbollah pager attack was just the latest show of ruthless Israeli ingenuity
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl … nuity.html
"Mossad assassinated Mohsen Fakhrizadeh (pictured), chief of Iran's nuclear programme in 2020"
?? Seems deliberate.
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#5032 Today 10:32:24
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Re: intriguing covert (and not-so-covert) Masonic gestures
Kelly Brook and her husband Jeremy Parisi fail to spot movie star Daniel Craig during dog walk as she tells hilarious anecdote on TV
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/a … Craig.html
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