“Brasil”: Porque un par de trans se picaron, una quiso suicidarse y un tipo la salvó
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BREAKING: Fully masked Islamists are now chasing down Zohran Mamdani, and threatening him. You have to laugh at the irony of this.
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For the last week, we’ve been experiencing Somali gang violence. Then, all day yesterday, we were told to stop saying who was committing these violent acts. Not even 24 hours later, we arrest a literal ISIS terrorist for plotting a mass casualty event at the Mall of America.
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Ok, just don’t you dare call them “Somali gangs”.
Submitted report of a "massive amount of gunfire heard" including full auto. Apparently at 31xx Girard Ave N. The shots were heard over the river and into NE Minneapolis. Thirty shell casings reportedly found. Dashboard indicated Crime Lab has responded.
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The power of Milk, 1958.
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Well there you have it folks in case you have been wondering! Here @realDonaldTrump confirmed he decided not to go after @BarackObama, @JoeBiden or @HillaryClinton because “presidency is a sacred position” and “must be treated with respect”! I respectfully disagree with @POTUS 100%! This decision is one of the greatest mistakes of his presidency. When the office of the presidency has been degraded, defiled and disrespected by the pathologically blatant lawlessness of the person sitting in the Oval Office it doesn’t deserve respect! President guilty of breaking the law is not sacred or exempt from accountability for his crimes! Did they treat @realDonaldTrump’s presidency with respect? Did they consider it sacred? They did everything in their power to fabricate evidence and frame @realDonaldTrump for crimes he didn’t commit to remove him from office during his first presidency in 2016, stole the presidency from him in 2020 and tried to keep him from becoming @POTUS in 2024! We can’t move forward if criminals go unpunished! Otherwise, it will only get worse!
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Allow me to be crystal clear. I do not care what these people have to say. They're not my leaders. I don't care that they have leaders. Just look a the comments. I'm not the only one. Somalis: Somali gangs have ruined your reputation, fraud has ruined your reputation, living off of the system has ruined your reputation. Throwing trash everywhere has ruined your reputation. Driving out businesses, like 100 year old established bars, has ruined your reputation. Your reputations will never recover. Time to go home. youtube.com/watch?v=kmINnVVp…
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Submitted report of a "massive amount of gunfire heard" including full auto. Apparently at 31xx Girard Ave N. The shots were heard over the river and into NE Minneapolis. Thirty shell casings reportedly found. Dashboard indicated Crime Lab has responded.
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Congratulations to @elonmusk. A well deserved honor. The National Medal Of Science.
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In a typical 1950s diner, a standard burger patty weighed just 1.6 ounces and a normal soda filled a 7-ounce glass. By modern standards, a 1950s adult was eating a kid's meal. And it shows in our modern culture. Over the past seven decades, American portion sizes have undergone severe inflation, drastically changing what people consider a "normal" serving. Take the hamburger, the quintessential mid-century staple. The entire sandwich—bun, meat, and condiments—was small enough to be eaten with one hand. Today, a standard fast-food burger is typically 4 ounces (a quarter pound) before cooking, while casual dining restaurants routinely serve half-pound (8-ounce) or even 12-ounce burgers. The standard 1950s burger would look like a modern slider. Side dishes followed the same trajectory. A typical order of French fries in the 1950s was roughly 2.4 ounces, which is slightly smaller than a modern fast-food "small" fry. Today, large fry portions often push 5.5 to 6 ounces. Beverages experienced the most dramatic expansion. When 12-ounce cups were introduced to replace those 7-ounce fountain glasses, they were explicitly marketed as "large." Now, a standard medium fountain drink sits around 21 ounces, and large sizes regularly exceed 30 or even 40 ounces—volumes that would have been physically impossible to serve in the standard glassware of the era. Even sit-down restaurant meals were substantially smaller. A typical steakhouse cut in the 1950s was 6 to 8 ounces, served alongside a modest vegetable side. Today, 12, 16, and 24-ounce cuts are the norm. This shift was driven largely by marketing and the belief more food makes you feel wealthy. Addtionally, restaurants realized they could increase profits by slightly raising prices and dramatically increasing portions, offering perceived "value" to customers. The plates themselves had to be redesigned to accommodate the extra food, growing from a standard 9-inch diameter in the 1950s to the 11- or 12-inch plates common today.
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“Thanks for spending half your life with us, here have some shitty flowers”
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President Trump is set to award Elon Musk the National Medal of Science at the White House tomorrow. It is the United States’ highest honor for scientists and engineers, recognizing outstanding contributions to science and engineering. Trump will also award medals to other tech leaders: National Medal of Science Sergey Brin (Google co-founder) Jensen Huang (Nvidia CEO) Lisa Su (AMD CEO) National Medal of Technology and Innovation Michael Dell (Dell Technologies CEO) Satya Nadella (Microsoft CEO)
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SE Minneapolis UMN area - Vehicle vs person on a Lime scooter. 16xx SE 4th St 19:58
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🚨 BREAKING: Following two shootings linked to Somali gangs in the south metro, the Police Officers Federation of Minneapolis has ENDORSED Lisa Demuth over Amy Klobuchar for Governor. The message is clear. Republicans will support law enforcement and help keep Minnesotans safe.
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ILLEGALS get $ 4000 to $5000 per month. Social Security pays retirees about $2000 per month on average. So ILLEGALS get double. Does that make sense to you? a. Hell No b. Yes c. Retirees earned it. ILLEGALS are just freeloading!
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Ellison is in panic mode. All these years kissing Somalians asses and now it is backfiring. Ellison must feel betrayed. Fraud and Gang Shootings - but you keep kissing their ass Keith.
Keith Ellison says Republicans mean to cheat in the midterms, and people should be "ready to protest, take to the streets." "Don't act like, oh, they couldn't mean that. They mean it...So be ready to get your dukes up." "I'm one who believes in peaceful protest, First Amendment." "But if they try to take our vote away, we should absolutely be in the street. And I'll be right out there with everybody else." So the sitting Minnesota AG is casting doubts on the legitimacy of the election before a vote is counted and warning about firing up street mobilization in response. Not too long ago, this kind of rhetoric was deemed by Democrats as A Threat To Democracy -- but now it's just boilerplate Democrat.
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Somali fathers in Minnesota are throwing parties and celebrating so called achievements while inviting diaspora members to join the festivities, yet their youth in the state are caught up in gang-related violence and criminal activity. Many Somali fathers in Minnesota appear unwilling to take on parenting responsibilities and properly raise their children. The dominant Somali ethnic groups in Minnesota—Daarood and Hawiye—are the same communities associated with significant violence in Somalia. There's a call for the federal government to eliminate social services available to Somali residents and initiate deportation proceedings for all Somali immigrants. Please call the hotel to cancel this event. ❌
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Comptroller of the Currency convenes roundtable with community bankers in Minneapolis on combating fraud "Non-mortgage fraud reports in Minnesota more than doubled between 2020 and 2024. We also saw a nearly 300% increase in suspicious activity report filings related to check fraud during that same period," said Comptroller Jonathan V. Gould.
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