#Refugee (2000)

[kimandsims]

here’s a bedroom i made recently for ts2 — forgot to put blinds on one window, oops (-_-;)

anyways, please enjoy! it’s a pretty cutesy room

(tik tok saw it first but im on tumblr now cuz tik tok isn’t gonna b saved)

[imuerytired]

Like I thought we were cool lmaooo

[amazingly-adri]

I really hope after the tiktok ban people flock to YouTube and Tumblr more 🥺🫶 let's be mutuals 💜

[xxx-justyourlocaltrashcan-xxx]

What if I started posting my cosplays on here too?? Now that TikTok is gonna disappear in a few days. What if I just say.. should I make a cosplay Tumblr?? Would y’all follow it???

(These are my cosplays. Video was taken from my own instagram)

[amygdalatraxx]

Most of the Gummy Bear fanart I've made!!!

[saddayfordemocracy]

A refugee camp in Ingushetia, June 2000. 

Stanley Greene—NOOR

[sanstoons]

you know what i think i'm gonna actually join julance

no art block allowed in this house!! plus i need to do more of that "draw everyday no matter what" thing and this serves as a great motivation, so let's go

plus i don't know if i'm using tumblr right it feels so weirdkshdjdk too many options to talk in general

[thequickslash]

here's some gennie doodles I did yesterday!!

[bollywoodirect]

24 Years of #Refugee (30/06/2000). "Panchhi nadiya pawan ke jhonke, Koi sarhad na inhe roke Sarhade insano ke liye hain Socho tumne aur maine kya paya insan hoke" Refugee is written and directed by J.P. Dutta. It marked the debuts of Abhishek Bachchan and Kareena Kapoor. The film also starred Jackie Shroff, Suniel Shetty, and Anupam Kher. Songs by Anu Malik and Javed Akhtar.

[jamezuse]

shit... you got me i live here now

[piieot]

HI I M PILEOT IM RLY COOL GUY

HE HIM WITH A LITLE THEY AS A TREAT

I HATE SPOTIFY AN D USE WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER FOR MOST OF MY MUSIC BUT MOST PEOPLE WILL Be LISETNIJG TO THEIR MUSIC ON THEIR AND I CANT POST AUDIO FROM WINDOWS MEDIA PLAEYYER LOL^w^

[rebelsouljah]

Like a queen upon her throne. . .

[yestozidk]

The United States isn’t actively forcing Indigenous Americans into concentration camps where families are separated, people are made to forget their languages, religions, and traditions, and forced to pledge loyalty to the Chinese Communist Party. What’s happening to the Uyghurs is genocide.

Yes, the U.S. has a history of committing genocide against Indigenous peoples, but today, Native American tribes have a degree of autonomy. You could argue that this is a form of segregation, but it’s still vastly better than what China is doing to the Uyghurs. And while the past shouldn’t be forgotten, enough time has passed that the U.S. can’t be judged in the same way for those actions today. Yet, despite this, Native American history is widely discussed, while the ongoing genocide of Turkic peoples is often ignored. The world turns a blind eye to the Uyghurs in China, just as it did to the mass starvation of Kazakhs under Stalin and the ethnic cleansing of Turks during the Balkan Wars and in Cyprus. Some atrocities are remembered, while others are conveniently forgotten. This is because China makes 13.8% of global exports, so nations and companys are scared to confront genocide and lose money so in short FUCK CHINA.

you have more in common with the average citizen in china than any us politician

[sayruq]

Everyone knows a family that has lost a child in Zamzam, a camp for hundreds of thousands of displaced people in Sudan’s Darfur region. Hunger and disease have become grim features of daily life, and a child is dying in the camp every two hours, according to the medical charity Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF). “There have been many, I cannot remember them all. The latest died yesterday,” says Laila Ahmed, who lives in the camp with her nine children. Like most of Sudan, Zamzam has had no phone or internet connection for the past two weeks, but the Guardian managed to talk to refugees through a satellite link.They described a desperate situation, with no clean drinking water and little access to medical treatment. Families share meagre food stores. Almost 25% of children are severely malnourished. Dengue fever and malaria are sweeping through the camp. Beyond its perimeters roam militiamen who kidnap or attack women who venture out to collect firewood or grass for their donkeys. Apart from one small distribution in June, no food aid has arrived since fighting erupted across Sudan on 15 April. “I think we are approaching starvation,” says Abdullatif Ali, a father of six. “The people are suffering from malnutrition, disease – many issues.” Zamzam was set up in the mid-2000s in the wake of the genocide in Darfur, carried out by predominately Arab militias called the Janjaweed. Before the current war between the Sudanese army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), which grew from the Janjaweed, a patchwork of international aid agencies provided services to Zamzam, but they abruptly pulled out when the fighting started. Since then, the camp’s population has swelled with new arrivals fleeing fighting farther south. “This is a vast, overpopulated camp that needs a large amount of support, but it has been completely left on its own,” says Emmanuel Berbain, an MSF doctor, who visited recently. “It’s a complete catastrophe, to be honest.”

[opencommunion]

my friend @mohammedhaboubsblog is back in school full time, while also working to support himself and his sister as refugees in Egypt, as well as their parents who still face genocide in Gaza.

Mohammed hoped to raise enough this month to evacuate his parents, but donations have been very slow, so he's adjusted the goal to $2000 by November 20th to cover his parents' rent in Gaza so they're not displaced to the streets again.

if you have anything to spare, please help keep Rania and Adli out of the cold. every $5 counts!

November 11th: $295 / $2000 (short term goal for rent)

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[bunnis-monsters]

I don't know if you're over bee hybrids, but if not, then I have a small inquiry... How many bee hybrids per hive? I'm just imagined that the 60-80,000 in an actual bee hive would be way too much.

Definitely not over the bee hybrids, I have quite a few things in my drafts!

I’d say around 200-2000 bees per hive, depending on the queen and how good she is at running the hive. The biggest hive in history consisted of 5000 bee hybrids, and all hives want to be like that one.

Your hive starts out with around 250, and by the end of the first year it’s at nearly 500. You take very good care of your hive, and the new bees are a combination of both baby bees and refugees from other hives!

You’re so soft, warm, and kind, sometimes bee hybrids follow you back to your hive to join when you go on walks. They’re put into quarantine(I can elaborate on this) for a while and then can be integrated into the hive.

So there’s a steady influx of new bee hybrids to mate with and it’s good for the hive’s gene pool. A lot of queens are jealous of how bee hybrids flock to you.