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Ibrahim come get this haram wet crack alhamdullilah
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Today, the U.S. Embassy community joined me to honor the memory of all those who lost their lives in the violence surrounding Tanzania’s October 2025 general elections. We remember them, and the families who still grieve and seek answers. As I said to the U.S. Senate during my confirmation hearing, this will not be swept under the rug.
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29 October. One year later. We remember.
For every life lost, every family left grieving, and every voice still waiting to be heard we will not forget nor forgive
No justice, no closure. No truth, no healing🕯️🇹🇿
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Lord, on this solemn one-year anniversary, we remember and honor the souls lost on October 29th in Tanzania.We pray for eternal rest for those who passed, strength for their grieving families, and peace,justice, and healing for the nation. They are not forgotten🇹🇿 #InLovingMemory
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Pregnancy and child birth changes everything about a woman and in the entire process if you do not have an understanding and supportive partner, family, friends you can run mad. Something inside you just dies, I can't find the right words to explain it, just guard your wombs.
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An American woman named Milora (29 years old) was sleeping inside her home in Los Angeles and woke up to a strange noise. She looked out the window and found a man trying to break into her house.
Milora realized the man was going to enter, so she escaped through a second-floor window onto the roof of the house. She took her phone to call the police and hid, terrified, below a protruding ledge. The terrifying part was that he followed her to the roof, searching for her with a tool in his hand—and that's when she snapped this photo, which went viral worldwide.
The police arrived and, with the help of firefighters, managed to get her down safely. The man, named Christian Hicks, was arrested.
But here's where things get strange and disturbing:
That same morning, police had stopped him after he broke into a backyard and then released him—after which he headed straight for Milora.
He was sentenced to three years in prison but was released, only to be arrested again in 2018 on charges of robbery and harassment, and sentenced to less than a year in jail. He was arrested in 2021 on kidnapping and rape charges, and finally, in 2023, he was sentenced to 37 years in prison.
Everything that happened was a massive failure and breakdown in the system and the judiciary. How does a dangerous person like this get given all these chances?
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I kept my pregnancy private, not because I was hiding it, but because I was protecting it. Protecting my peace, my baby and my journey. Because not everyone will be genuinely happy for you and not everyone needs to know. Some things are better kept private, not out of fear, but out of love.
& guess what? Idc who mad at me for it — I will do it again and again and again.

















































