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Vikingarna1990
Fox is just engaging in Marxist theater exhibitions. Racism is OK and shall be embraced. Criticism of religion is OK and shall be embraced. Fox, however, as a renowned Marxist Jew-lover, likes to deflect from the core of the problem, which is the continued existence of the international Jew parasite and its noxious friends, the Marxist breed. Needless to say, Fox is in it for the monetary gains, not because he cares about the British natives. If Fox cared about the British natives, he would recommend his followers to start liquidating Jew-lovers and like-minded Marxist parasites in the streets. And if he cared about safeguarding the British Isles, he would strongly recommend his followers to behead the ruler and his repulsive offspring and permanently expunge the British monarchy from existence.
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Vikingarna1990
Fox is just engaging in Marxist theater exhibitions. Racism is OK and shall be embraced. Criticism of religion is OK and shall be embraced. Fox, however, as a renowned Marxist Jew-lover, likes to deflect from the core of the problem, which is the continued existence of the international Jew parasite and its noxious friends, the Marxist breed. Needless to say, Fox is in it for the monetary gains, not because he cares about the British natives. If Fox cared about the British natives, he would recommend his followers to start liquidating Jew-lovers and like-minded Marxist parasites in the streets. And if he cared about safeguarding the British Isles, he would strongly recommend his followers to behead the ruler and his repulsive offspring and permanently expunge the British monarchy from existence.
Replying to @LozzaFox
Ahhh, the old "Islam Isn't A Race" deflection. No, you're right, it isn't. I'd argue that prejudice against race and prejudice against a religion followed overwhelmingly by brown people are two cheeks of the same arse. But you said something "technically" not racist. Well done
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tegufy_news
Art enthusiasts in London have a wealth of exhibitions to explore this weekend. The Financial Times recommends shows ranging from contemporary artists like Anish Kapoor to historical figures such as Barbara Hepworth and Frida Kahlo, as well as a Zurbarán exhibition.
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cwritingnews
Burlington Contemporary Art Writing Prize ($1,000), organised by Burlington Contemporary, seeks to discover talented writers capable of producing thoughtful, engaging, and accessible reviews of contemporary art exhibitions. Deadline: 20 July, 2026. creativewritingnews.com/burl…
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cfmemories
Our current exhibitions gave these young minds a chance to experience the Ìgbò story in a whole new way. And their curiosity, enthusiasm, and conduct made the experience just as memorable for us as it was for them.
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fatemajraja
Need some reccos fam 🇩🇪 I’ll be spending August in Berlin. Send me your favorite art spaces, exhibitions, music venues, restaurants, and of-course people I should definitely meet. TIA🤍
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July 6, 1935 adveritisng poster for the film showing of Joe Louis' 6th round TKO of former Heavyweight Champion Primo Carnera on June 26th at Yankee Stadium. ---------------------------------------------------------- A few nuggets from The New York Times after louis disposed of another former titlist, Max Baer, in September: ...As he fought his way unquestionably to a title chance, therefore, Louis not only increased his own fortunes but brought to boxing the first million-dollar fight the sport has attracted in eight years, the sixth million-dollar bout of record and the greatest crowd ever to witness a sport event in this city. The net receipts, less the Federal tax of 10 per cent and the State tax of 5 per cent, were $804.955. The Free Milk Fund for Babies, Inc., of which Mrs. William Randolph Hearst is chairman, shared in the profits to the extent of $80,495, boosting to about $150,000 the sum the fund has realized on three boxing matches this year. The Jimmy McLarnin-Barney Ross fight and the Louis-Carnera battle, all held by the Twentieth Century Club, brought the fund a combined total of about $70,000..... .....Louis's fists have opened the chance to make himself the first Negro fighter to hold the world's heavyweight title since Jack Johnson, with the tremendous fortune the crown brings. He has the world at his feet and he intends to see most of it on a combination honeymoon and business trip. Looking over available opponents, Louis realizes that the field for future conquests is alarmingly limited. The amazing speed with which he has rushed to the front, the fourteen months of professional boxing he has had through twenty-five unbroken victories, twenty-one of them by knockouts, find him with but one more possible foe worthy the distinction before a title match...... .....In fourteen months he has catapulted to the top. In three major fights Levinsky. Carnera and Baer Louis has well-nigh exhausted his supply of ring rivals. He has amazed more than $300,000, his biggest purse being the sum he received for one of the shortest and easiest battles of his brilliant career - the destruction of Baer...... .....Louis revealed yesterday through one of his manager Julian Black, that he plans a foreign tour following the Christmas holidays. He will tour South America and Europe, accompanied by Promoter Jacobs, to whom the new ring sensation is bound by contract until January, 1937, with an option of renewal. In the capitals of Europe and South America Louis will engage in a succession of fights if they are available. He has no serious thought of exhibitions. He wants actual combat..... ....In fourteen months he has catapulted to the top. In three major fights Levinsky. Carnera and Baer Louis has well-nigh exhausted his supply of ring rivals. He has amazed more than $300,000, his biggest purse being the sum he received for one of the shortest and easiest battles of his brilliant career - the destruction of Baer.... .....Louis revealed yesterday through one of his manager Julian Black, that he plans a foreign tour following the Christmas holidays. He will tour South America and Europe, accompanied by Promoter Jacobs, to whom the new ring sensation is bound by contract until January, 1937, with an option of renewal. In the capitals of Europe and South America Louis will engage in a succession of fights if they are available. He has no serious thought of exhibitions. He wants actual combat..... ....."We'll leave probably in late December or after the holidays," said Jacobs. "We may go to South America first for actual battles there, and visit Europe afterward, fighting in London, Paris, Berlin and other capitals. Any matches Louis engages in on the foreign tour will be real matches. There will be no exhibitions..... ....."While we are in Germany I'll try to sign Schmeling for a bout with Louis next Spring or Summer. The match will be held here unless a better locality presents itself. I have offers from Detroit and Chicago right now. After the Schmeling match, Louis will be ready for Braddock, providing he wins."..... Critical opinion on the fight was unanimous that Louis is one of the greatest fighters in ring history; certainly the greatest piece of fighting machinery that has come along since Dempsey. One veteran follower of the sport expressed the belief that only Jim Jeffries could have beaten Louis, adding the conviction that the Brown Bomber would have knocked out Dempsey had they been contemporaneous ring figures.
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DH63196255
Jackie was the epitome of natural & dignified class Melanjia's plastic class is bought and any candle perceived to be held blows in the wind Admiration for a mail order bride escort & nude & lesbian exhibitions reveal the low standard which social morality has fallen, imo
Replying to @EricLDaugh
You need glasses and a fuk'n history lesson dude ! Melania the greatest ?? I give you Jackie Kennedy ! Class, brains, and looks ! You won't find any pix of Jackie on line with her nose in another woman's "P" like Melania!
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EOyigi
The Architecture of Erasure: Street Names, Museums, and Royal Gaslighting The marginalization of the Awori is not just political; it is visual, cultural, and deeply psychological. One only needs to walk the streets of modern Lagos to witness the architecture of erasure at work. In any sovereign society, the physical landscape honors its aboriginal founders. Yet, in Lagos State today, the street names, monuments, and public squares are overwhelmingly dedicated to British colonizers, Saro/Aguda returnees, and Egba or Ijebu politicians. Where are the grand boulevards named after Olofin Ogunfunminire? Where are the national monuments honoring Queen Ajaye’s defense of Iddo Island? Where are the statues of Chief Amodu Tijani, who defeated the British Empire? They are conspicuously absent, replaced by the names of the very settlers who usurped Awori wealth. This cultural gaslighting extends to the state-sponsored curation of history. One only needs to visit the National Museum at Onikan, Lagos, to witness this disparity. While the museum is funded by the taxes of the indigenous Awori and other residents, its prominent historical exhibitions and galleries dedicate sweeping attention to the grandeur of the Benin Kingdom, showcasing royal Bini bronzes, regalia, and the narrative of the Oba dynasty. Conversely, the primordial Awori civilization is routinely reduced to a mere footnote. There is no dedicated state museum or primary exhibition in Lagos that comprehensively centers the "Knowledge Capital" of Olofin Ogunfunminire, the ritual of the sinking Awo, or the specific history of the Idejo landowners. By curating the physical artifacts of the state to project the glory of the Benin Kingdom, the state deliberately reinforces the fabricated narrative that Lagos was a subordinate extension of Benin. The indigenous Awori are forced to subsidize their own historical erasure with their own tax naira. This psychological warfare is frequently validated by the highest levels of the modern political class. A glaring example is the highly publicized, modern-day visits of the Oba of Benin to the Governor of Lagos State, such as his visit to Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu . These events are not mere courtesy calls; they are carefully orchestrated political theater. They serve to publicly validate the Benin conquest myth, allowing the state government (representing the settler political class) to project an image of Lagos as a formerly Benin-owned territory. By bowing to the Benin monarch on Awori soil, while simultaneously ignoring the aboriginal Idejo landlords, the political elite actively perpetuate the gaslighting. But history has a way of outliving its revisionists. The historic unveiling of the new Olofin Palace and the Awori Museum in Isheri Olofin—under the sovereign leadership of His Royal Majesty, Oba Adekunle Bamgbade, the Olofin of Isheri Kingdom—is a physical, undeniable reclamation of our sovereignty Let the chronological record be stated with absolute precision. While the formal, ancestral Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) conservatively codifies the settlement of Isheri Olofin to 1425 AD, authentic historical, genealogical, and archaeological investigations reveal that our civilization runs far deeper. The true, classical ethnogenesis of the Awori, established by our progenitor Ogunfunminire Olofin, dates back to the 10th and 11th centuries—directly aligning with the golden Yoruba classical age of Ile-Ife. This means the Awori were cultivating, fishing, and governing the coastal lagoons of Lagos for nearly half a millennium before any foreign empire or colonial power attempted to assert authority over the Bight of Benin. We must now ask the uncomfortable questions: 1. Why must the indigenous Awori people build their own private palaces and museums to protect their ancestors, while the state government uses public funds to finance the cultural exhibitions of our neighbors? 2. Why do the street names of Lagos systematically ignore the Idejo and the hunter-pathfinders who developed this land, while honoring those who sought to marginalize us? 3. How can a state achieve metropolitan expansion while treating its aboriginal hosts as invisible? The physical landscape of Lagos must begin to reflect its true, indigenous history. The new Olofin Palace at Isheri is the line drawn in the sand. It is the visual proof that the Awori were here first, we are still here, and under both traditional and international law, we cannot—and will not—be replaced. The time for quiet endurance is over. Let the conversation about repairs, regulations, and the restoration of Awori inheritance finally begin. Grab a copy of my new book, The Lagos Deception on Amazon and learn about our history. a.co/d/0gfw9B6D Signed, Baba Awori
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eurydyceo
Replying to @lomlherondale
I like to add these things in my tourneys * Archery contests *Melees Swordsmanship exhibitions * Wrestling Boxing Run races like the Olympics * Horse races Falconry competitions * Boar or stag hunts Fishing competitions
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Trader_Grayson_
🔥 Today's Pick: $TDIC TDIC (Dreamland Limited) is a Hong Kong–based event manager specializing in experiential events, trade shows, conferences, concerts, exhibitions, galas, and brand campaigns. We share free daily short-term stock picks in our WhatsApp group.
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rhallnj
Replying to @NewsHour
Be prepared for looting of the exhibitions
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lmm_listings
Latest review - Tijuca Taxi (lastminutemusicians.com/memb…) | Reviewed on 06 Jul 2026 by Oliver Palmer | "Just wanted to say thank you! The group loved it! Oliver Palmer, Head of Events & Exhibitions, Connections Luxury, Nova Boss @ De Vere Cotswold Water… lastminutemusicians.com/memb…
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princess77837
the apostasy exhibitions
There is a line out the door to get to the SSPX Mass in North Idaho. It’s been like this all morning. Packed, standing room only…. This is the 5th mass today, and it’s not the last either.
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हामी नेपाली We Nepali retweeted
VisitBeijingcn
Contemporary art, bold exhibitions, and a building that earns its place in the city. Today Art Museum in Chaoyang is one of Beijing's best creative spaces—and getting there is straightforward. Line 7 to Shuangjing, Exit F, 15-minute walk.
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RadioGenKe
In 3 days, FiRi Festival returns.🥳 Join us as we celebrate culture, commerce and community impact with performances, exhibitions, local businesses and experiences for everyone. 📍 Mama Ngina Waterfront Park 10th and 11th July. #HomeOfHardTruths @ctmuga
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SeanKellyMEP
I spent a couple v enjoyable hours in the Premier County yesterday @ClonmelShow . Thanks to my v good friends @MichaelMurphyTD & @garretahearn for their generosity & good fun. Access, space , interesting stalls & fine exhibitions are a hallmark of this great annual show .
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didme
The future of trade shows: I do not believe in the scenario where ‘agents buy from agents, so trade fairs are no longer needed’ within the next five years - certainly not for complex B2B services. Unlike a product, a service does not have a specification that an agent can compare in a table; its quality lies in the quality of the people involved, and this is assessed in person. My prediction regarding formats: the industry will split into two poles. 1) Annual mega-exhibitions will survive as media and branding events (similar to film festivals), but their lead-generation function will be the first to disappear - as this is precisely what agents are automating. 2) The winner will be a compact, frequent, low-cost format with a high density of high-quality meetings. The mid-market segment - large ‘second-tier’ industry exhibitions - will die out faster than any other
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BD_Africa
Future skills aren’t just talk — they’re the hustle, the grind, and the glow‑up. Skill Up Africa 2026 is dropping the ultimate energy with Dr. Esther Thaara Mworia, PhD, PS State Department of TVET, right at the center of the movement. Picture gaming battles, eSports hype, exhibitions, industry awards, and recognition of prior learning — all stacked into two days that flip opportunity into reality. This is your shot to connect, level up, and unlock doors that change the game. Don’t miss it. Secure your spot now! 📅 15–16 July 2026📍 Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC), Nairobi 🎟️ Free Entry Register to attend: zurl.co/bkeQ0 #SkillUpAfrica2026 In partnership with the Ministry of Labour & Social Protection (State Department for Labour & Skills Development), the Ministry of Education, and our technology partner Huawei
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