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🚨🇮🇱🇯🇵 | NETANYAHU INTERRUMPE EL PRONÓSTICO DEL TIEMPO EN JAPÓN: El primer ministro israelí, Benjamín Netanyahu, apareció inesperadamente en plena información meteorológica de la televisión japonesa, en una escena que ha llamado la atención en redes sociales.

Unhinged letters sent by school kids to US service members deployed overseas.

how i ask the same person everyday if they want to play

*paws at you* can you stream your game for me *paws at you* can you stream your game for me *paws at you* can you stream your game for me

just picked out the cutest outfit then started my period like ok pal next time I won’t dress cute in a CUTE skirt and a CUTE shirt

"¿Quién tuitea con 2 seguidores?"

i went outside

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Thinking about the time I sent this picture as a confession in a discord server and this person went fucking insane on me

How it feels to tell oomf in a different time zone that I have to go to sleep

DRAWING SOON I HAVE URGES TO DRAW AND LIKE AN IDEA

I miss my bunnies

Former British Special Air Service (SAS) operator Daniel Pearce. He began with the Royal Marine Reserves, served in the 2nd Battalion Parachute Regiment, then joined the elite 22 SAS. In the SAS he worked as a specialist dog handler on high-risk operations, including Afghanistan deployments with his canine partners. Known for exceptional resilience, iron will, and a “Who Dares Wins” mindset, he risked his life for his teams. He now carries that same drive into civilian life as director of 22 Smokin Aces Fitness and Tactical Apparel, promoting training, motivation, and mental toughness for those who refuse to quit.

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🚨 NEWS: The SAS Regimental Association has warned that criminal investigations into Britain's elite soldiers are damaging recruitment, morale and national security. Five SAS soldiers were investigated on suspicion of murder after two teenagers were killed during an operation targeting Islamic State in Syria in 2022. Despite returning to combat within 48 hours of questioning, the soldiers remained under investigation for almost three years before prosecutors decided not to bring charges. All five have since left the military. The association warns that prolonged investigations are driving experienced soldiers out of the regiment and "eroding the will to fight", calling for urgent legal and policy reforms.