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Israel strikes Lebanon with the biggest non-nuclear bomb ever used in history

Israeli forces released footage showing a massive controlled demolition in the village of Majdal Zoun in southern Lebanon on June 28. Israeli forces claim they destroyed a 200-metre-long underground tunnel in the village.
The massive explosion echoed demolition tactics used in Gaza, where residential homes have been rigged with explosives and destroyed on a large scale. Rights groups and academics have described the widespread destruction of civilian housing as ‘domicide’ and amounting to ethnic cleansing, as these tactics prevent residents from returning to their homes and villages.

u/EverythingIsFakeNGay — 5 days ago
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Argentina fans try to find owner of missing wallet by chanting his name.

u/EverythingIsFakeNGay — 6 days ago
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"...Oh and by the way, you are in the Epstein files." 😳

Don't have a dog in this fight, and I don't even think these two politicians are running against each other.

u/EverythingIsFakeNGay — 7 days ago
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There are endings, listener, and this is one.

I just finished enjoying the audiobook. Didn't like Samuel Roukin's narration at first, but he grew on me after the first book.

For me, this phrase began the final passage of each book (I believe). I wonder, do the non audiobook versions of the book refer to the reader as "reader?"

It's my understanding that the books are a memoir that Hadrian has been writing in his vermillion ink throughout the events in the series, so it would make more sense for him to me addressing a "reader" as opposed to a "listener."

So book readers, do your books call you a listener, or a reader?

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u/EverythingIsFakeNGay — 8 days ago
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Pastor narrates a video of himself beating a man who threatened his family.*

*Maybe I should say "allegedly" because I can't hear what was said in the video, and I was raised to be skeptical of church pastors.

u/EverythingIsFakeNGay — 10 days ago