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thecouscousqueen:

if i died none of u would know omg

I hate my life. I want to die right now.

This is exactly how I feel now.

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conglamourate:

queeniman:

swaggadontstop:

sandrakoala:

man, girls are so …. so…. bitchy. at least guys have a “guy code” I guess, and if one guy is even talking to a girl none of his guy friends will even consider taking to her. girls on the other hand ……rofl.

Omg I know,…

unitedforpeace:

The world is still sleeping

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I’m a bit shocked that sir Paul McCartney is a part of the Creative Community for Peace which is against the BDS campaign that supports the Palestanian cause for Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions against Israel. Israel is a terrorist state. It has breached the UN convention on Children’s Rights. Israel has nuclear weapons and has been occupying parts of Palestine for half a century, now. In fact, Israel is in violation of many UN resolutions. Where the hell is the peace and love you have been talking about in the song you wrote “All You Need is Love”, sir Paul?

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Five reasons why Hawking is right to boycott | by Ben White

Hawking should be commended for pulling out of an Israeli conference as a protest at Israel’s treatment of Palestinians.

As announced by the British Committee for the Universities of Palestine (

BRICUP) and subsequently…

squinkle:

Steven Hawking joined the BDS movement. You Can Too!!

anexcusetogomad:

thank you to syd for this heavenly idea!

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thebeatlesordie:

I want John to protect me like that plz 

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this-is-not-jewish:

thereligionofpeace:

BBC — A new exhibition aims to celebrate the role Muslims played in saving Jewish lives during the Holocaust.

The Righteous Muslim Exhibition is being launched at the Board of Deputies of British Jews in Bloomsbury, central London.

Photographs of 70 Muslims who sheltered Jews during World War II will be displayed alongside stories detailing their acts of heroism.

The exhibition hopes to inspire new research into instances of collaboration between the Muslim and Jewish communities.

Yad Vashem, Israel’s official memorial to victims of the Holocaust, honours nearly 25,000 so-called “righteous persons” who risked their lives to protect the Jewish community during Nazi Germany’s reign of terror.

Some 70 Muslims have recently been added to the list. The exhibition explores their stories.

‘Empathy and cohesion’

Among the “righteous” are the Hardaga family from Bosnia who provided shelter for the Jewish Kavilio family when German forces occupied Bosnia in 1943.

Half a century later, the Hardagas were themselves saved by the Kavilios during the Bosnian Civil War.

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Photograph: The Bosnian Hardaga family helped shelter a family of Jews

I wish I could go see this!

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"More girls have been killed in the last FIFTY years, precisely because they were girls, than men were killed in ALL the battles of the 20th century.

More girls are killed in this routine gendercide in any ONE decade, than people were slaughtered in ALL the genocides of the 20th century."

Nicholas Kristof, Half the Sky

Read that AGAIN.

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I was supposed to go to Stanford a few days ago for a viewing of the film version but totally forgot. I’m so disappointed. anyway — this is fucking downright frightening.

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