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Venus disarming Cupid (details) by François Boucher, c. 1703-1770.
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A YEAR A YEAR A YEAR
A YEAR A YEAR A YEAR
A YEAR A YEAR A YEAR
A YEAR A YEAR A YEAR
A YEAR A YEAR A YEAR
IN JUST 1 WEEK IT WILL HAVE BEEN A FULL YEAR OF GENOCIDE. A FULL YEAR OF BOMBING, DISPLACEMENT, AND SUFFERING.
Why is this allowed to happen ?! Why have we not stopped it yet ??
Israel is expanding their colonial project into Lebanon, Syria, and the entire SWANA region.
Are you not outraged ??? Do something !! Help this family SURVIVE A GENOCIDE ! PLEASE.
Iyad and Ruba's families have gone through SO MUCH. Losing 38K in total because of GFM's shit, Iyad having to live with unmedicated diabetes, Ruba sustaining a horrible stomach injury while being displaced, their tents flooding with 5 young children to look after, and Ruba's entire family including her several younger siblings being sick with a respiratory infection.
VETTED no. 90 and 173 on the SPREADSHEET
They've lost so much. Let's try to get them to at least 13K before the 1 year mark.
$10,010 / $13,000 USD
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why did people start reposting fanart with no credit again? now that g*ogle image search is useless how tf do we find the source anymore .. the internet is f*cked and full of ai and bots.. at least we humans could try to be decent people
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Drone shots of Houtouwan, an abandoned fishing village on the northern side of Shengshan Island. © Joe Nafis
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Initiation Well Location: Sintra, Portugal
A pair of wells, called the Initiation Wells, spiral down deep within the earth, like inverted towers. The wells were never used to collect water. Instead, they were part of a mysterious initiation ritual within the Knights of Templar tradition.
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