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Events / Justin Trudeau wishes Christma...
Last post by admin - Today at 10:08 AM#watch: Justin Trudeau wishes Christmas to Canadians. That was two years ago. You'll see a pattern. Even though today seems awful, there is hope for the future. Let's fast-forward to today. Canada is in disarray and totally broken. This video did not hold up over time.
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Crime and war / VALENCIANS STRUGGLING TO RECOV...
Last post by Dev Sunday - Today at 10:05 AMThe autonomous community of Valencia, Spain, is struggling to recover from the devastating floods that hit the region in recent days. The floods, which were caused by heavy rainfall, have left a trail of destruction and chaos in their wake, with many residents still trying to come to terms with the extent of the damage.
The floods have affected several provinces in the Valencia region, including Valencia, Alicante, and Castellón. The worst-hit areas were those near the Turia and Júcar rivers, which burst their banks due to the heavy rainfall.
Many residents have been forced to evacuate their homes and seek shelter in temporary accommodation. Others have been left to deal with the aftermath of the floods, including damaged property, ruined belongings, and disrupted livelihoods.
The regional government has declared a state of emergency and has mobilized resources to help those affected by the floods. The Spanish military has also been deployed to assist with the relief efforts.
Despite the efforts of the authorities, many residents are still struggling to recover from the floods. The economic impact of the disaster is likely to be significant, with many businesses forced to close temporarily or permanently.
The floods have also had a significant impact on the region's agriculture, with many crops destroyed or damaged. The regional government has promised to provide support to farmers and agricultural workers affected by the floods.
As the recovery efforts continue, many residents are still trying to come to terms with the scale of the disaster. The floods have left a lasting impact on the region, and it will likely take many months, if not years, for the affected areas to fully recover.
The regional government has promised to do everything in its power to support those affected by the floods and to help the region recover from the disaster. However, for many residents, the road to recovery will be long and difficult.
The floods have also raised questions about the region's preparedness for natural disasters. The regional government has faced criticism for its handling of the crisis, with some residents accusing the authorities of being slow to respond to the emergency.
As the region begins the long process of recovery, it is clear that the floods will have a lasting impact on the community. The disaster has brought the region together, with many residents coming out to support those affected by the floods.
The regional government has promised to provide ongoing support to those affected by the floods, including financial assistance and counseling services. However, for many residents, the memory of the floods will linger for a long time to come.
The floods have also highlighted the importance of disaster preparedness and planning. The regional government has promised to review its emergency response procedures and to take steps to mitigate the impact of future floods.
As the region looks to the future, it is clear that the floods will have a lasting impact on the community. However, with the support of the regional government and the resilience of the residents, the region will recover and rebuild in the months and years to come.
The recovery efforts are ongoing, with many residents still working to repair and rebuild their homes and businesses. The regional government has promised to provide ongoing support to those affected by the floods, and many residents are grateful for the assistance.
However, for many residents, the floods have left a lasting impact that goes beyond the physical damage. The disaster has caused emotional trauma and stress, and many residents are still struggling to come to terms with what happened.
The regional government has promised to provide counseling services and other forms of support to help residents deal with the emotional impact of the floods. However, for many residents, the road to recovery will be long and difficult.
#13
Travel / Do you recall Alex Jones's acc...
Last post by admin - Today at 10:04 AMDo you recall Alex Jones's accusations of human trafficking against the CIA? Recently, around five in the morning, a CIA contractor was discovered trafficking minors through an airport.
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Crime and war / TRIBUTES TO NINE-YEAR-OLD KILL...
Last post by Dev Sunday - Today at 09:56 AMA young boy's life was tragically cut short in a senseless act of violence at a German Christmas market. The nine-year-old victim, who has been identified as a local resident, was among those killed in the attack.
The boy's family and friends have been left devastated by his loss, and tributes have been pouring in from across the community. His school has set up a memorial, where classmates and teachers have been leaving flowers, candles, and heartfelt messages.
The boy's parents have released a statement, paying tribute to their son's bright smile, infectious laugh, and kind heart. They described him as a "shining light" who brought joy to everyone around him.
The local mayor has also paid tribute to the young victim, saying that his death has left a "gaping hole" in the community. He praised the boy's family for their strength and resilience in the face of such tragedy.
As the investigation into the attack continues, the community is coming together to support the families of the victims. A fundraising campaign has been set up to help those affected, and local businesses are donating proceeds to the cause.
The Christmas market, which was meant to be a joyful and festive event, has been transformed into a memorial site. Visitors are leaving flowers, candles, and messages of condolence, and a book of remembrance has been set up for people to sign.
The attack has sent shockwaves throughout Germany, and people from across the country are paying tribute to the young victim. The government has pledged to do everything in its power to support the families of the victims and to prevent such attacks from happening in the future.
As the community continues to mourn the loss of the young boy, his memory will live on through the countless lives he touched. His bright smile, infectious laugh, and kind heart will never be forgotten, and he will always be remembered as a shining light in the lives of those who knew him.
The boy's school has announced plans to hold a memorial service in his honor, which will be attended by his classmates, teachers, and family members. The service will include music, readings, and tributes to the young victim.
In the days and weeks that follow, the community will continue to come together to support the families of the victims. The fundraising campaign will continue, and local businesses will continue to donate proceeds to the cause.
As the investigation into the attack continues, the community will remain vigilant and united in the face of tragedy. The memory of the young boy who lost his life will live on, and his legacy will continue to inspire and uplift those who knew him.
The attack on the Christmas market has left a deep scar on the community, but it will not break the spirit of the people. Instead, it will bring them closer together, and they will emerge stronger and more united than ever before.
The young boy's life may have been cut short, but his memory will live on forever. He will always be remembered as a bright and shining light, who brought joy and happiness to everyone around him.
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Health / Bosman has urged Canadians to...
Last post by bosmftha - Today at 09:26 AMThrough the Bosmanbusinessworld forum, the Bosman business multidynamic has urged Canadians and Albertans to put their health first as the holiday season draws near by being aware of their HIV status and adopting safe holiday practices. On Sunday, the CEO of the Bosmanbusinessworld forum emphasized the significance of making responsible and well-informed decisions during this time of high social activity in a statement signed by the WHO Head of Public Relations and Protocols(in collaboration). The significance of safe behaviours, particularly during increased social encounters, was emphasized by Mr. Olatunbosun Ibrahim. "Use protection when having sex, and for those who choose to abstain, keep abstinence as the safest option." "With the widespread availability of HIV testing and education, ignorance is no longer an excuse," he stated. Bosmanbusiness reaffirmed its dedication to reducing the spread of HIV and making Canada an AIDS-free country. "This holiday season, give yourself the gift of health by visiting your nearest health facility or community testing center to find out your HIV status. Let us work together for a healthier and happier Canada" concluded Mr.Olatunbosun
#16
Investment / Leslyn Lewis:Canada's federal ...
Last post by bosmftha - Today at 07:48 AMCanada's federal debt has risen irresponsibly to $1.24 trillion during this Liberal government. There are actual repercussions from this inflationary expenditure. There are already over 1400 homeless encampments in Ontario, and Canadians are waiting in record numbers at the foodbank to feed their families. Future generations will have to cope with this PM's careless handling of our economy in the meanwhile.
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Health / Obama Shadow Government starte...
Last post by bosmftha - Today at 07:37 AMIn order to hide their money-laundering, human trafficking, and biological war crimes, the Obama shadow government staged a war. Gates, Soros, Clinton, and Obama are all guilty of war crimes.
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Crime and war / NDLEA arrests ex-convict who...
Last post by bosmftha - Today at 07:31 AMNDLEA arrests ex-convict who smuggled drugs hidden in car, shoes at Lagos airport.
The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has arrested two persons, including a businessman and an ex-convict, in separate attempts to smuggle illegal drugs into South Africa and Italy.
The agency also seized over 1 million opioid pills in coordinated multi-state operations.
The arrests and seizures were disclosed in a statement by Femi Babafemi, Director of Media and Advocacy at the NDLEA, on Sunday, December 22, 2024.
In Lagos, NDLEA operatives foiled an attempt by ex-convict Olanrewaju Bada Akorede to export a shipment of Rohypnol to South Africa.
The drugs were hidden in a shipment containing men's clothing, shoes and coats at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA). Synthesizing beautiful scenes of Ha Giang through super quality travel videos - Flycam Nem TV
"Olanrewaju was convicted of a similar crime earlier this year after his arrest on December 12, 2023, for attempting to transport 4.90kg of Tramadol and 2.10kg of Rohypnol to South Africa," Babafemi revealed.
The former prisoner had served a two-year sentence with an option of a fine of N900,000, which he paid before committing the offence again for the same crime.
Businessman arrested with cocaine at Kano airport
Operators of the Mallam Aminu Kano International Airport (MAKIA), Kano, have arrested Olisaka Chibuzo Calistus, a businessman, with 256 wraps of cocaine weighing 6 kilograms.
The arrest took place on Sunday, December 15, during the entry screening of passengers on Ethiopian Airlines flight ET 941 from Abidjan, Ivory Coast, via Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
"This is the largest cocaine seizure at Kano airport since the establishment of the NDLEA's MAKIA command in 2006," Babafemi said. Olisaka, who claimed to be involved in import-export, underwent a physical examination, where hundreds of cocaine pellets were discovered hidden in his body.
Arrest of businesswoman headed to Italy
An Italian-based businesswoman, Cynthia Akaeen, was arrested on Wednesday, December 18, while trying to board a Royal Air Maroc flight to Italy. She was found with 9,190 tramadol tablets weighing 6 kilograms.
According to Babafemi, Cynthia admitted that she was promised 1,000 euros after receiving the drug delivery in Italy.
Other seizures in some states
In addition to the arrests, NDLEA agents conducted raids in several states, resulting in the recovery of significant quantities of drugs:
Anambra: 418,330 tramadol and tapentadol tablets and 8,000 bottles of codeine syrup at a warehouse in Onitsha. Lagos: 180,000 bottles of codeine syrup from a container from India.
Borno: 293,000 tramadol capsules, a pistol and 26 cartridges were seized from suspects Ishaya Wabba and Samaila Audu.
In Maiduguri, another suspect, Modu Kolera, was arrested with 8.5 kg of cannabis, tramadol, diazepam and other psychoactive substances.
NDLEA Chairman Brigadier General Mohamed Buba Marwa (retd) congratulated the officers involved in the operations, urging them to continue their efforts.
"We will not rest on our laurels as we intensify our balanced approach to efforts to reduce drug supply and demand," Marwa said.
The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has arrested two persons, including a businessman and an ex-convict, in separate attempts to smuggle illegal drugs into South Africa and Italy.
The agency also seized over 1 million opioid pills in coordinated multi-state operations.
The arrests and seizures were disclosed in a statement by Femi Babafemi, Director of Media and Advocacy at the NDLEA, on Sunday, December 22, 2024.
In Lagos, NDLEA operatives foiled an attempt by ex-convict Olanrewaju Bada Akorede to export a shipment of Rohypnol to South Africa.
The drugs were hidden in a shipment containing men's clothing, shoes and coats at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA). Synthesizing beautiful scenes of Ha Giang through super quality travel videos - Flycam Nem TV
"Olanrewaju was convicted of a similar crime earlier this year after his arrest on December 12, 2023, for attempting to transport 4.90kg of Tramadol and 2.10kg of Rohypnol to South Africa," Babafemi revealed.
The former prisoner had served a two-year sentence with an option of a fine of N900,000, which he paid before committing the offence again for the same crime.
Businessman arrested with cocaine at Kano airport
Operators of the Mallam Aminu Kano International Airport (MAKIA), Kano, have arrested Olisaka Chibuzo Calistus, a businessman, with 256 wraps of cocaine weighing 6 kilograms.
The arrest took place on Sunday, December 15, during the entry screening of passengers on Ethiopian Airlines flight ET 941 from Abidjan, Ivory Coast, via Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
"This is the largest cocaine seizure at Kano airport since the establishment of the NDLEA's MAKIA command in 2006," Babafemi said. Olisaka, who claimed to be involved in import-export, underwent a physical examination, where hundreds of cocaine pellets were discovered hidden in his body.
Arrest of businesswoman headed to Italy
An Italian-based businesswoman, Cynthia Akaeen, was arrested on Wednesday, December 18, while trying to board a Royal Air Maroc flight to Italy. She was found with 9,190 tramadol tablets weighing 6 kilograms.
According to Babafemi, Cynthia admitted that she was promised 1,000 euros after receiving the drug delivery in Italy.
Other seizures in some states
In addition to the arrests, NDLEA agents conducted raids in several states, resulting in the recovery of significant quantities of drugs:
Anambra: 418,330 tramadol and tapentadol tablets and 8,000 bottles of codeine syrup at a warehouse in Onitsha. Lagos: 180,000 bottles of codeine syrup from a container from India.
Borno: 293,000 tramadol capsules, a pistol and 26 cartridges were seized from suspects Ishaya Wabba and Samaila Audu.
In Maiduguri, another suspect, Modu Kolera, was arrested with 8.5 kg of cannabis, tramadol, diazepam and other psychoactive substances.
NDLEA Chairman Brigadier General Mohamed Buba Marwa (retd) congratulated the officers involved in the operations, urging them to continue their efforts.
"We will not rest on our laurels as we intensify our balanced approach to efforts to reduce drug supply and demand," Marwa said.
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Travel / TERRORIST ATTACKS IN EUROPE CO...
Last post by bosmftha - Today at 07:27 AM🚨🇭🇺orban: TERRORIST ATTACKS IN EUROPE COME FROM MASS MIGRATION The PM of Hungary: "A lot of people in Western Europe attempt to refute the link between terrorist attacks and mass migration. The unfortunate reality is that such horrible attacks did not occur in Europe prior to the migration issue. They do now. @PM_ViktorOrban is the source.
#20
Crime and war / Russian forces located the sec...
Last post by bosmftha - Today at 07:25 AM🚨Update: Russian forces located the secret CIA command center in Kiev and destroyed it with a hypersonic missile!! December 20, 2024, the Russian military launched a massive hypersonic missile attack with precision, long-range weapons against a number of strategic targets in Kiev, including a facility used for CIA for war operations. CIA lost several agents in the attack!!,