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🚨BOOM: SecWar Pete Hegseth just INFURIATED Sen. Elizabeth Warren with this epic line🚨 "What I give, what you give, what others give, I'm not looking for MONEY. I don't do it for money. I don't do it for profit. I don't do it for stocks, and that's part of the reason why I'm able to be effective in this job, because no one OWNS ME!" "No one owns this department. No one owns this president, and we can execute for the American people, and we do!" @DOWResponse *Warren melts down* Pete Hegseth says no one owns him or the department. ACCOUNTABILITY OVER PERSONAL PROFIT! What's your response to this......??👀 Do you firmly support @PeteHegseth on this? YES or NO? IF Yes, Give me a THUMBS-UP👍!! MAKE THIS GO VIRAL ON X. LET’S GO 👏

A 1970s Mpls MN Complex That Became a Somali Residential Community. Riverside Plaza is the most unusual skyline on the Minneapolis riverfront. Six concrete buildings in bright panels of color stand near the West Bank of the University of Minnesota. The complex began as a bold dream for a city within a city, and it is now home to thousands of families, the large majority of them Somali and East African. Few buildings in Minnesota carry that much history. The vision came from developers Gloria Segal and Keith Heller, who started buying property in Cedar-Riverside in the early 1960s. Their plan, first shown publicly in 1966, was a new town in town. It called for 12,500 units, 30,000 residents, towers, shops, and walkable plazas. It was meant to be the nation’s first federally supported urban planned community, built on mixed incomes and shared space. Architect Ralph Rapson brought the plan to life. The first phase, then called Cedar Square West, opened in 1973. It has six buildings and 1,303 apartments, including the 39-story McKnight Building. The towers range in height, and they rise above landscaped courtyards, fountains, terraces, and playgrounds. Critics call the cast concrete style Brutalist. Rapson drew inspiration from Le Corbusier and his Unité d’Habitation. The color has its own story. Rapson designed blank exterior panels that residents could paint themselves. Federal officials worried about the plain surfaces, and the compromise was the primary colors that define the buildings today. Those panels now give Riverside Plaza a look unlike any other complex in the Midwest. The larger dream never arrived. Lawsuits from community activists slowed later phases, the developer’s finances collapsed, and only the first stage was built. The complex struggled for years and even carried harsh nicknames. A major renovation finished in late 2012 replaced mechanical systems, repaired the concrete, refurbished the windows, and restored the original panel colors. The complex earned a place on the National Register of Historic Places on December 28, 2010. Beginning in the 1990s, as Somali refugees fleeing civil war arrived in Minnesota, Riverside Plaza’s affordable units and central location made it a primary landing place. Today about 4,400 people live there, most of East African (especially Somali) descent. It is the residential heart of Cedar-Riverside, often called “Little Mogadishu”, and the largest affordable housing development in the Midwest. Surrounding streets hold Somali shops, restaurants, mosques, and community organizations that turned the neighborhood into Minnesota’s main Somali cultural and commercial hub. The exterior even appeared on The Mary Tyler Moore Show as Mary Richards’ home in the final seasons. A city dream that never fully came true became a real neighborhood, and it still stands as both a landmark and a home for successive waves of newcomers.

"COLAPSO": Porque en el Times Square tuvieron que cerrar las calles aledañas debido a la enorme cantidad de musulmanes que se reunieron en el centro a rezar.

I knew it was only a matter of time. The black community is not going to stand for this.

.@FoxNews Lets get something straight from the outset. .@amyklobuchar is not a moderate and never has been. She is going to try and penalize lawful gun owners in Minnesota instead of criminals. foxnews.com/politics/moderat… She was going to do this from the beginning. @MinnesotaMiners

What the fuck is wrong with you both? You’re outraged because he was found guilty of raping and sent to prison. You’re both mental.

Russell Brand's longtime friend and one-time fling @SammiePressdee speaks out to @MegynKelly about the TRUTH: "I said no, and he was a perfect gentleman about it... Not one single person ever warned me to be careful around Russell Brand. So, I don't buy the 'open secret'...” More: youtube.com/c/MegynKelly/?su…

Amy Klobuchar hadn't been governor-elect for 24 hours. She talked about moving Minnesota "not to the left or to the right." Then a reporter asked about guns. "The gun safety bill is going to get passed." Here's what's in that bill, SF 4067, as it passed the Senate 34-33 with zero Republican votes: • Bans gun stores from selling a wide swath of semi-auto rifles, including the AR-15 • Bans sales of magazines over 17 rounds • Already own one? Report it to the BCA, get a "certification of ownership," and renew it every 3 years. They can charge you a fee. • Skip the paperwork: gross misdemeanor. Second time: felony. • Caps home-built guns at 3 a year • Up to 5 years in prison for sharing 3D-printer gun files • Brings back the binary trigger ban, retroactive to Jan. 1, 2025, after a court struck it down • Tax money for a public campaign promoting red flag orders Last session it died in a tied House. In January there's no tie. The DFL has the House, the Senate and the governor. She says "we'll make some changes," but "the basics of that bill I hope will remain in place." The basics ARE the registry. Every gun owner in Minnesota: this is coming in January. Call your legislator now. Not after.

Imagine how different America would be if mega-rich people like Musk, Bezos, etc. were as interested in helping their fellow man as they are in helping themselves and furthering their own interests. Hundreds of billions of $ could go a LONG way re making the world a better place.