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Hi, Sysouls, cause I like Dark Souls and my nickname is Sy.
I like stuff, you should too.
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Lindsay Clancy kadar konuşulmayacak çünkü fail erkek ve bir erkeğin 8 çocuğunu katletmesi gaaaayet normal
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this is so fucking evil. US Evangelicals make being gay a crime in Africa and then the US govt deports them there to be killed. so fucking depraved
US Deports Three LGBTQ+ Ghanaian Women to Cameroon, Where Being Gay Is Also a Crime, as U.S Supreme Court Tuesday Ruling Allows Trump's Third-Country Deportations
Three Ghanaian women who fled persecution for being LGBTQ+ are stranded in Cameroon after the United States deported them there, even though a US court had granted them protection from being sent back to Ghana. Their story is a warning of what could happen to more vulnerable people after Tuesday's US Supreme Court ruling.
On Tuesday, the Supreme Court said the Trump administration can resume quickly, deporting immigrants to "third countries," meaning countries that are not their home country, without giving them a chance to challenge their removal. As is common with emergency orders, the justices did not explain their decision. The ruling takes effect while the court considers the wider case, with oral arguments set for December.
The three women arrived in the US in 2024. Instead of being allowed to stay safely, they were sent to Cameroon under a secret US agreement with more than 30 countries to accept deportees who can not legally be returned home. At least 36 migrants with no ties to Cameroon have been sent there under this arrangement.
The women say in an August 2026 interview with DW News that they were shackled "like terrorists" during the transfer. In Cameroon, they were held in a government compound in Yaoundé for two months and were only allowed out during the day after going on a hunger strike. They can not work, live under restrictions, and are still waiting for asylum decisions.
Like Ghana, Cameroon criminalises same-sex relationships and can imprison people for being gay. This means the women have escaped one country that punishes who they are, only to be placed in another.
Their case is not the only one. In September 2025, a bisexual man from The Gambia, named in court documents as K.S., was deported from the US to Ghana and then forced back to The Gambia, despite US protection against being returned there. His case shows that people sent to third countries can be pushed onward to the very places they fled.
Human rights advocates warn that the Supreme Court ruling could put more LGBTQ+ asylum seekers at risk. Legal protections mean little if people can simply be moved to another country where they face the same danger. The US must respect its duty to protect people fleeing persecution, and countries receiving deportees must not become a route back to harm.
Video credit: DW
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It's quite scary that once Israelis decide they like a particular country as tourists, they start treating it's native residents as invaders - first jokingly, and then in earnest. We cannot allow them to do the same here at any cost.
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remember when this guy killed his mother by neglecting her and letting her oxygen tank explode
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You know how long ago this was invented? A while ago.
You know why we still don't have access to it? Fossil fuel companies.
🚨: A Scientist from Michigan has created Invisible Solar Panels that can convert everyday windows into Electricity Generators.
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Transparent solar panels for windows build on research by Michigan State University and University of Michigan teams since 2014, with prototypes and one small 2021 MSU installation, but remain unavailable for everyday consumer windows.
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look at these and memorize them. stop rt'ing from people with "goy" or "groyper" in their names. "⚡⚡" is frequently used as a standin for the ss bolts. these people are all over this site and too many of you are wayyy too willing to interact w them
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You know what? This is a really deserved punishment for him. The man who did anything to cling to power, now having his half dead body paraded around by others so they can keep theirs. None of his colleagues, friends, or team care about him. He's just an tool for them.
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banned for war, used on civilians
also true of CS gas canisters, by the way
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Chat Jakeneutron has been returned again so here we go again
Calling-Out Jakeneutron part 3 about his new document and what people are doing to him 569 of my moots are following Jakeneutron and I would like to unfollow him
Thread down below a mini one
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This is y cops are so fucking lame and the least commended. You don’t fantasize about rescuing ppl? Or being resourceful?? Just hounding poor ppl LMFAO
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Stop helping evil AI companies train their evil AI models for free.
I beg you.
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Do you remember this paramedic? He went out to save lives, but was killed alongside two of his colleagues in an Israeli airstrike while evacuating civilians in Beit Hanoun, northern Gaza
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It makes me so sad, it took another child to liberate her from sexual slavery. That 40 year old man had roommates who told authorities that they didn’t notice anything bc she was introduced to them as “his gf”. I refuse to believe that you can look at her and not see a child.
FOR 17 MONTHS, A TEENAGE GIRL WAS MISSING. NOW WE KNOW WHAT SHE ENDURED BEHIND CLOSED DOORS.
She was held captive in an Oregon home, repeatedly assaulted, cut off from the outside world, and forced to remove her own braces with PLIERS so she would be harder to identify.
She was just 15 years old when she disappeared.
Kylie Arellano vanished from her home in Garden City, Utah, on May 29, 2025. For nearly a year and a half, her family and investigators searched for answers.
Now 17, Kylie has been found alive.
Federal investigators allege that Adam Hunter Harmel (39) met Kylie online, offered her money to travel to Oregon, and drove to Utah to pick her up.
Once in Oregon, Harmel allegedly threw her phone into a river, prevented her from leaving, and subjected her to repeated physical and sexual assaults.
But after 17 months, Kylie found a way to reach someone.
She reportedly contacted another child through an online gaming platform. That child told a parent, who contacted the FBI. Agents eventually listened in on a video call as Kylie described what had happened to her.
On November 1, 2026, authorities rescued Kylie from a home in Huntington, Oregon.
Harmel was arrested and is now facing federal charges.
Think about that. A teenager held captive for 17 months managed to find a way to get help through an online game.
And because another child spoke up, and a parent took it seriously, Kylie is finally free.
We know how investigators say she ended up in Oregon. What is difficult to comprehend is how she could be held there for 17 months without anyone discovering what was happening.
But today, the most important thing is that Kylie survived.
