Tidz M
@tidzo
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If you don't laugh at yourself someone else will do it for you. ..trying not to take myself so seriously
Joined September 2011
@Mollyploofkins I thought about this, guys how would you feel if government officials went to work with their toddler? It's probably a PR stunt to humanise Elon, but it's actually pretty bad. And in the highest office in the land 🤔 The kid can't even sit still. What is this in aid of?
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@tumisole The visuals of this presser are terrible. Trump sitting at a desk without even a piece of paper in front of him. Musk's kid appearing to say some wild things to him (which kids repeat what they hear others saying so it makes you wonder), & then Musk answering questions.
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RT @LordVizo__: Lmao white South Africans speak about SA history as if all the injustices happened 200 years ago. Fam, the people who Creat…
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@PeterSweden7 I agree with Candace Owens on this one. All the war and (Western funded & armed) disruption going on in the Middle East and North African countries are what is causing the change in appearance of Western countries. Expect a huge influx from Gaza if Trump's plan goes through.
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@kirawontmiss A lot of clips don't show the car being rear-ended onto the tracks. I now understand why the driver panicked and failed to avoid, they were most likely shocked already at being rear ended. I think maybe they thght they had reversed completely off &had gotten out to inspect damage
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RT @prettygirll4L: I stay away from people who belittle me in a playful way. That lil shade be jealousy.🖤
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RT @MikeWingerii: The 3 stages of maturity. Stage 1: Thinking Jesus is the answer to everything. Stage 2: Thinking it's more complex than…
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RT @BerwickJeff: MAGA, which was supposedly about focusing on the US, turned out to be the NWO, which Musk and Trump announced on Day 1. T…
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RT @kloudCoder: I speak for all Zimbabweans when I say we have nothing more to give the government in taxes. Taneta 😭😭
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RT @DonnieDarkened: When I was caught up in politics, I let the endless drama of this world pull me into anger, fear, and frustration. But…
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@begottensun That whole debacle left a bitter taste in my mouth. I vowed I wouldn't vote for any party with Chamisa in the next election. Fingers crossed we have new opposition by the time the next election comes around, because I'm tired of that mess.
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@HeraldZimbabwe Zanu is doing own goals by dredging up this guys dodgy past. Because how did he get away with it, if not for Zanu PF manipulating things?
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@khayadlanga This clip scares me. Does anyone else feel like we are circling the drain as a planet? 😭
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Do not be deceived, apartheid was brutal in southern Africa. There was no mercy for Blacks. Below are some of the massacres including concentration camps. 1. Namibia (South West Africa) Shark Island Concentration Camp (1904–1908) – German Namibia Casualties: 50,000–100,000 Details: During German colonial rule, the Herero and Nama genocide occurred. German forces, under General Lothar von Trotha, forced Herero and Nama people into concentration camps like Shark Island, where thousands died from forced labor, starvation, and disease. Cassinga Massacre (May 4, 1978) – NamibiaCasualties: Over 600 people killed Details: South African Defense Forces bombed a SWAPO refugee camp in Cassinga, Angola, killing hundreds, mostly women and children. 2. Zimbabwe (Rhodesia) Chimoio and Nyadzonya Massacres (1977) – Mozambique Casualties: Over 1,000 killed Details: The Rhodesian military, under Ian Smith, bombed and attacked ZANLA guerrilla camps in Mozambique, killing fighters and civilians. Gukurahundi Massacres (1983–1987) – ZimbabweCasualties: Estimated 20,000 Ndebele civilians Details: The Zimbabwean government, led by Robert Mugabe, used the North Korean-trained Fifth Brigade to crush opposition in Matabeleland, killing and torturing thousands. 3. South Africa Sharpeville Massacre (March 21, 1960) Casualties: 69 people killed, over 180 injured Details: Police opened fire on peaceful anti-pass law protesters in Sharpeville. Soweto Uprising (June 16, 1976) Casualties: Officially 176 killed (unofficial estimates over 700) Details: Black schoolchildren protesting against Afrikaans-language education were met with brutal police force. 4. Mozambique & Angola Wiriyamu Massacre (1972) – MozambiqueCasualties: Over 400 civilians killed Details: Portuguese troops massacred civilians in a counter-insurgency operation. Luanda Massacre (1961) – AngolaCasualties: Thousands killed Details: Portuguese authorities massacred Angolan independence activists. MY TAKE: The way forward is honesty, reform, and peace. No one should be excluded from economic opportunities because of their skin color or ethnicity. No one should be attacked or killed for being Black, White, Brown, or Asian. No one should be sent to concentration camps because of their race. The only path forward is justice and peace. Any demagogue who tells you otherwise is lying.
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