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In the past, I used to celebrate my birthday🎂 every year with my family and friends at work.

Today, on my birthday, I am alone after most of my friends were killed in the war, the family was scattered, and some of them were killed as well.💔

My wish on my birthday is for you to participate and donate to help the rest of my family get out of Gaza.🍉 donation🫂

Verified✅

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We all know what erectile dysfunction is but literally no one is ever taught what vaginismus is and it can cause people to feel extremely lost, broken, and cause people to take their own lives. Raise. Awareness.

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For today's Gazan fundraiser that needs attention, I'd like everyone who sees this post to please give this a reblog and/or donate to the fundraiser below, which belongs to @musabahmad2 . Theyre only 3% raised of their goal, and things have been rather slow going for them.

They have been vetted by Gazavetters and are listed as #520 on the list, so you have no worries that they are genuine, and they are.

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Taleb al-Majli effortlessly recites his detainee identification number from Iraq’s infamous Abu Ghraib prison, where he was held more than 20 years ago—the numbers forever etched into his memory.

“Every day I still think about what happened to me,” explains the 58-year-old, who says American soldiers tortured and humiliated him in the prison. He is sitting on the hard floor of a small, mostly unfurnished, apartment he rents in Baghdad. “It lives inside me and never leaves me alone. I cannot begin to heal until I get justice for what they did to me.”

The torture and abuse of detainees by United States soldiers in Abu Ghraib made headlines and was broadcast from newsrooms around the world when photographs were released in April 2004 showing a hooded man standing on a box with electrical wires attached to his fingers, along with men stripped naked, leashed like dogs, or forced into sexual positions while US soldiers gleefully posed beside them. Majli tells The Real News Network that he appears in one of these images, in which naked detainees with bags over their heads are piled on top of each other in a disturbing human pyramid. Two American soldiers—Sabrina Harman and Charles Graner—are smiling and giving a thumbs up.

“The only thing I could think about at that moment was that I wish I had died before experiencing this,” Majli says, fiddling with his thumbs. “They stole my humanity from me. I still haven’t been able to process what happened to me there.”

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you can't talk like that maidan baby

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"For the first time since the beginning of the war, the Ministry of Education in Gaza has started a new school year in schools destroyed by the US-backed terrorist state of Israel, while many displaced Palestinian families still remain in these schools."

The resilience of the Palestinian people will never be forgotten.

(source)

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Harz Mountains

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Lunch time

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Paintings of hammerhead sharks depicted in the "Oki National Products Illustration Notes". From Japan, Edo Period, 1735 CE

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why the fuck did they refund me this donation? why don’t they provide an explanation. gfm you losers 😡

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Louis Appleby (British, 1991) - Where Did All the Horses Go (2022)

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cmon, man.

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"nobody was injured during the accident at the premier of Marvelslop3000 because only two people bought tickets to it" sounds like a joke and yet