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ummuthmaanx

One of many examples of how the sahaabah were with the Qur’aan. - Thaabit ibn Qays - [A THREAD] Thaabit ibn Qays رحمه الله When he heard the verse of

Provo City Council

provocouncil

Statement from Council Chair George Handley:We have learned with great shock and disappointment that during a protest last evening a man used a handgun to shoot and injure an elderly

KelseyC

Kelseyycraig

Recently I have found myself wondering how the so called "silent majority" became so silent. Why are people so afraid to speak up for the things that Americans once viewed

David Sessions

davidsess

It’s the last night of Trumpism we should probably debate the greatest hits The see-through wall speech is definitely top 5 canon for me https://www.cnbc.com/2017/07/13/trump-explains-why-he-wants-to-be-able-to-see-through-his-border-wall

Tim Miller

tedd5u

I thought @SenTedCruz was quoting Dylan Thomas here, but something bugged me. Turns out he's quoting actor Bill Pullman playing "President Whitmore" in the 1996 sci-fi film "Independence Day." #IndependenceDay

Gary Dzen

GaryDzen

I know something about Joe Biden that not a lot of people know. Joe Biden stutters. OK, so a lot of people know that the former vice president used to

Mark C. Lewis

MCL1965

1/9 What if some of Shakespeare's most famous works were prescient parables about climate change? A look at 'Hamlet', 'Macbeth", 'A Midsummer Night's Dream', and 'King Henry IV, Part 2'

Ari Cohn

AriCohn

1/ Hello @TheBuffaloNews, might I suggest speaking with someone who knows even just the basics of constitutional law before publishing an editorial like this to make sure that you don't

Rui Ma 马睿

ruima

So I wrote this super extensive thing on Ant for our @TechBuzzChina paid newsletter subscribers, but I don't think they'll mind if I share it with y'all, so here it

James Meadway

meadwaj

@joecguinan response to Starmer's speech is partly defence of "Corbynomics" as embodying an institutional critique of neoliberalism I mostly agree with, but three further points to make:https://tribunemag.co.uk/2021/02/the-unb

Steve Sailer

Steve_Sailer

Few have noticed, but the current crackdown on civil liberties following the attack on the Capitol is strikingly analogous in some ways to the crackdown on civil liberties that followed

Miss Private

mpm1122

Turns out these “unprecedented times” are not without precedent. Take the Wilmington 1898 Massacre—we weren’t taught this in my American history class. So many echoes of Trump and his gang

CatAwakening⭐⭐⭐🇺🇸⚡🇺🇸

AwakeningCat

Low frequency energy attack on @realDonaldTrump.7/16/2020Atlanta.Slow down the video to .25.Go to 44:21.Watch for the "gray streak" come across from R to L behind @POTUS. Happens in a flash. https://youtu.be/BRnq5mgQdag?t=2650http

Luca Dellanna

DellAnnaLuca

THOUGHTS ON CENSORSHIP 1/ Censorship you don’t like always begins as censorship you like.2/ Allowing censorship assumes that this power can be taken back and that it won't corrupt the

Tyler Buchanan

Tylerjoelb

Rapid reaction: people hoping for major orders/a big shift in strategy might feel disappointed. But DeWine teased social gathering restrictions & telegraphed much larger orders (biz closures) that may come.

Rob Henderson

robkhenderson

Are luxury beliefs cheap signals? No. They're expensive. Takes years to cultivate an understanding of them and express them without error. I've spent 5 years with the luxury belief class

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