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We hebben zo'n krom asielsysteem. Ondertussen zijn we het afvoerputje voor opportunistische economische migranten die misbruik maken van de barmhartigheid van ons asielsysteem. Ze liegen, bedriegen en plegen zelfs geweld tegen hulpverleners. nos.nl/artikel/2622682-vecht…
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Some people may have forgotten but we haven’t Around 7000 Yezidi girls were kidnapped by ISIS and used as sex slaves. As can be seen in this video, they were often kept in chains teapawt.net/parsa_abtin/status/174…
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Europe's most picturesque towns and villages - a thread 🧵 1. Freudenberg, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany 🇩🇪
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Romans had their own version of fast food known as a "thermopolium." These ancient eateries were a fascinating glimpse into the culinary habits of the time. A Roman thermopolium was essentially an early form of a fast-food joint. It was a place where people could enjoy hot food and drinks on the go. What made them unique was their setup. At the heart of a thermopolium was a counter, and embedded in this counter were containers called "dolia." These dolia held a variety of dishes, from stews to sausages to simple snacks. The concept was simple and effective. Patrons could quickly purchase ready-made meals from these dolia, making it a convenient option, especially for the working class. It was like a precursor to today's fast-food restaurants, where people could grab a quick, satisfying bite to eat during their busy days. Roman thermopolia were not only places to satiate one's hunger but also hubs of social activity. People from different walks of life would gather around these counters, sharing stories and enjoying the diverse flavors of ancient Roman cuisine.
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The strength difference between male and female bodies is vast. On average, males have: - 57% more grip strength [1] - 65% more leg strength [2] - 90% more total upper body strength [3] - 162% more punch power [4] To put these numbers in comparison, males are only 7% taller than females, yet on the population level we easily see the considerable height differences between them.[5] Percentages like 50-160% are therefore immense and have considerably less overlap between the sexes. The musculoskeletal differences between equally trained males and females are so large that there is no way males can compete fairly with females. For more see: [1] Bohannon, R., et al. (2019). Handgrip Strength: A Comparison of Values Obtained from the NHANES and NIH Toolbox Studies. American Journal of Occupational Therapy, 73(2). [2] Lassek, W. D. and Gaulin, S. J. (2009). Costs and benefits of fat-free muscle mass in men: relationship to mating success, dietary requirements, and native immunity. Evolution of Human Behavior, 30, 322-328. [3] Morris, J., et al. (2020). Sexual dimorphism in human arm power and force: implications for sexual selection on fighting ability. Journal of Experimental Biology, 223(2). [4] Ibid. [5] Roser, M., et al. (2019). Human height. Our World in Data.
Opinion: Trans women aren’t a threat to women’s sport contrary to British Rowing’s new policy 👇 juniorrowingnews.com/trans-w…
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A father who beat his 15 daughter with an iron bar for planning to meet a boy has been spared jail?! How? Why? @SadiqKhan does your maaaate campaign include this?! telegraph.co.uk/news/2023/08…
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Today we commemorate the Yezidi genocide. 6,500 women & children were kidnapped and enslaved. Thousands of men, boys & elderly women were brutally murdered. Today, 9 years after the start of the genocide, hundreds of thousands of Yezidis are still displaced.
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Yes, a group of British imams really is in Afghanistan to *support* the Taliban. 2nd from left here is Haitham al-Haddad, arguably the UK's very worst hate preacher. There will be no consequences of any significance, of course. Extremism will continue to flourish in the UK.
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Hoeveel ruimte zou er zijn voor een ‘queer pride’ march in zo’n Palestijnse staat?
NOW - People at “queer pride” event in Berlin chant: „From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free.“
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Simple step, hard to take.
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De afgelopen twee jaar heb ik dit koekje gebruikt om de gierigheid van bepaalde bedrijven te meten, in relatie tot de reële inflatie. Anderhalf jaar geleden koste dit koekje £1.65, een maand geleden £2, en nu £2.20. De lonen van Pret-medewerkers zijn in die tijd niet gestegen.
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Update, dit koekje is ondertussen in prijs gestegen naar £2.65 in het station van St. Pancras in Londen.
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Today 399BC Philosopher Socrates is sentenced to death by the city of Athens for corrupting the minds of the youth of the city and for impiety. Socrates was a classical Greek philosopher credited as one of the founders of Western philosophy
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"For many ordinary voters... the issue of who governs us, and from where, is real and urgent..." Sir Roger Scuton
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Today 49BC Julius Caesar crosses the Rubicon, signaling the start of civil war. The historical records differ about which decisive comment Caesar made on crossing the Rubicon: one report is Alea iacta est (usually translated as "The die is cast").
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What Happened to Pontius Pilate, the Man Who Condemned Jesus to die? bit.ly/3Dd0Jq6
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Een gezegend kerstfeest iedereen.
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"[The history of Europe] assigns to us an inalienable heritage. Granted, we can deny it, but all the same it remains undeniable, & continues to dictate to us a certain reading of the world." Jacques Derrida, 1999 #history #responsibility #Europe #Judaism #Christianity
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