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Traces of coca and nicotine found in Egyptian mummies - WTF fun facts

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The state of the world is incredibly shitty with COVID-19 and all the things that happened in 2020. But what I want to talk about is the fucking Anti-Terrorism Bill in the Philippines.

While the current government may say that they aren't following in the footsteps of the Marcos regime, they are negating themselves with their actions. After all, the President has talked about declaring martial law. There is also the controversy on the franchise renewal of ABS-CBN, which is a media and entertainment network. Now there is the Anti-Terrorism Bill.

The Anti-Terrorism Bill is made to "prevent and stop" terrorist attacks. It targets people likely to perform acts of terrorism or people who are likely to join terrorist groups. The problem here is that it allows the violation of the Constitution and Human Rights by state institutions (like the AFP - Armed Forces of the Philippines, and the PNP - Philippine National Police). Any suspicion and it could leave you at their mercy. Especially because the definition of terrorism is up to them.

This means that we would have our hands tied and our mouths sealed shut because who knows what their definition would be? Protests? Different opinion than that of the government? This sounds like what transpired during the Philippine Martial Law in the Marcos Regime. Information blackout and the fear of speaking up because of the law and military.

Let's say the government isn't following the Marcos regime, they are still fucking up the state of the nation anyway with their actions and we need to change this for the sake of the country and ourselves.

History is there to teach us the mistakes of the past. However, history repeats itself. When will we end the cycle?

We need to speak up. We need action. Spread information. Stop misinformation. Speak up before we can't speak at all. I hope we all do our part. #junkterrorbill

P.S. I hope this was written well. If not, well, the message is there anyway. If there is anything you wish to correct or to add, message me.

@imaturedebdeb, @kalinka-moya, @smoldiabetic, @adrielleswift, @hyliantimelordin221b, and anyone else, please help spread the word. We all need each other's help.

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Please please don’t ignore this. Raise awareness, send emails to our government with these emails;

- [email protected]

- [email protected]

We as Filipinos cannot actively protest against this because then we would be considered terrorists. I cannot voice this aloud because there is a HUGE chance they would hunt me down and K1LL me. The PHL government does not listen to PETITIONS instead EMAIL the senate and the Malacañang!

The state of the world is incredibly shitty with COVID-19 and all the things that happened in 2020. But what I want to talk about is the fucking Anti-Terrorism Bill in the Philippines.

While the current government may say that they aren't following in the footsteps of the Marcos regime, they are negating themselves with their actions. After all, the President has talked about declaring martial law. There is also the controversy on the franchise renewal of ABS-CBN, which is a media and entertainment network. Now there is the Anti-Terrorism Bill.

The Anti-Terrorism Bill is made to "prevent and stop" terrorist attacks. It targets people likely to perform acts of terrorism or people who are likely to join terrorist groups. The problem here is that it allows the violation of the Constitution and Human Rights by state institutions (like the AFP - Armed Forces of the Philippines, and the PNP - Philippine National Police). Any suspicion and it could leave you at their mercy. Especially because the definition of terrorism is up to them.

This means that we would have our hands tied and our mouths sealed shut because who knows what their definition would be? Protests? Different opinion than that of the government? This sounds like what transpired during the Philippine Martial Law in the Marcos Regime. Information blackout and the fear of speaking up because of the law and military.

Let's say the government isn't following the Marcos regime, they are still fucking up the state of the nation anyway with their actions and we need to change this for the sake of the country and ourselves.

History is there to teach us the mistakes of the past. However, history repeats itself. When will we end the cycle?

We need to speak up. We need action. Spread information. Stop misinformation. Speak up before we can't speak at all. I hope we all do our part. #junkterrorbill

P.S. I hope this was written well. If not, well, the message is there anyway. If there is anything you wish to correct or to add, message me.

@imaturedebdeb, @kalinka-moya, @smoldiabetic, @adrielleswift, @hyliantimelordin221b, and anyone else, please help spread the word. We all need each other's help.

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Our right to freedom of speech is now being taken away, right at this very second.  You know your country is fucked to its very core, when it prioritizes an unconstitutional bill over mass testing for COVID-19.

#WeGetJailedAsOne

#JUNKTERRORBILLNOW

#MASSTESTINGNOWPH

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meanwhile in the Philippines: so apparently the Anti-Terror Bill now only needs the signature of our shitshow of a president to become a law. I don’t even know anymore. it’s outrageous. this mad tyrant who thinks he’s above the law prioritized this bill over thousands of filipinos who are sick, hungry, and jobless in the middle of a pandemic. he’s incompetent and deranged. he’s tampering with our consti, silencing the critics, violating our rights, and he’s getting away with it. and to add to how horrible they are:

WATCH: Anti-Terror Bill Principal Author and ACT-CIS Party-list Rep. Niña Taduran's manifestation on House Bill No. 6875, referring to rallyists and demonstrators in the United States as "terrorists".

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fuck the representatives who voted yes but with great reservation for the anti-terrorism bill. A BIG FUCK YOU. you should have voted against the bill instead.

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carina and danielle for dusty rose vintage

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Miss Major Griffin-Gracy is a trans elder and a stonewall icon who often gets forgotten when pride comes around. She is still alive and sharing all of her love!🏳️‍🌈

As of July 2019 is recovering from a stroke. This pride month consider donating to a black LGBTQ elder! She has a retirement/recover fund running: https://fundly.com/missmajor?ft_src=email_share_mobile

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i know there’s a lot going on but ICE are now one step closer to literally creating gas chambers. they are spraying a chemical called HDQ neutral roughly 100 times a day, every 15 minutes at the adelanto detention center (one of the biggest in the country). people are getting rashes, headaches, their insides are bleeding, etc. the guards are wearing gloves and masks but the detainees have NOTHING. and here’s a quick reminder - america inspired the nazis to create gas chambers when they gassed latino people during the 1917 bath riots. 

here’s a petition to sign. it’s close to it’s goal. if there’s anything else we can do to help i’ll update this post.

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if ur not black and u have to log off for a while for ur mental health, dont make it a big to-do. dont make a post like "keeping up with the news is so exhausting im gonna be logging off for a while guys :(" or "i cant handle the negativity in the news right now so im going offline for awhile :(" like that just makes u look like a privileged ass. taking care of urself is important but u dont have to make a post. just like any other day, ur allowed to just not be online for a few hours. i promise no ones gonna question it. no ones gonna be trying to hunt u down and demand to kno why u havent been posting #blm every ten minutes all day long with no breaks to eat or sleep or live ur life. u can just.... quietly log off

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hello! i know i havent been here in like 6 months, and this might be my only post for a while, but since i have a pretty decent following on here, i thought i’d do something good and share donation links and resources, mostly regarding the protests and riots that have been happening recently, but also just general relevant resources. i don’t have the money to donate, nor do i have the ability to go out to protests myself, so i figure the next best thing is to share the links myself. 

if any of you are like me and cant donate yourself, reblog this. reblog a million times if you want, blow up my notifications, i dont care. reblog if you donate, reblog if you dont. i want to do what i can to help people, good people who are either out protesting all of this disgusting, senseless police brutality and black people whos businesses have been damaged and black people period. usually i’d put a long post like this under a read more, but since this is such a huge, important cause, i want these links to be right in my followers faces. thank you to anybody who takes the time to read this or to donate or to reblog ♥ (ps, i’ll most likely be reblogging this post again in the future with any other links i find!)

donations for black owned small businesses that have been effected sacdelux consignment store waller & company jewelers  private stock guns and roses boutique go get it tobacco shawn’s on broadway du nord craft spirit smokes n’ things zahalea anderson’s school of self defense hydia’s hair store earthy goodness vegan imahn’s hair studio

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Favourite Lines + Macbeth

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the thing about people who are like “i don’t like tolkien that much, fantasy should move on and be better” is that i AGREE that fantasy has all the wrong holdovers from lotr. but when you ask those people what contemporary fantasy they think is better, they’ll say shit like name of the wind or game of thrones, and i do not relate to that…..at all?? or even, like, brandon sanderson, whose books i REALLY like. but if you’re still naming mostly white straight male authors, what is it about tolkien you wanted to leave behind exactly???

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Another hilarious thing I feel we should talk about more is the fact that *film* Aragorn and Arwen break up right before Aragorn leaves Rivendell……. meaning that film!Aragorn spends most of the quest in an “oh my god my relationship of 50 years just ended what do I even do with myself????” depression haze. 

It explains so much…..

Like. Externally Aragorn is on an epic quest to save Middle Earth, internally he’s crying on the couch in his sweatpants eating a tub of the Middle-Earth equivalent of Ben and Jerry’s