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https://www.yahoo.com/news/russian-anti-war-singer-dies-121219999.html A Russian singer who called Vladimir Putin an “idiot” and allegedly donated to the Ukrainian military has died after falling from the window of his 10th-floor apartment, according to reports. Vadim Stroykin fell to his death during police searches over his alleged links to Ukraine, Russian media outlets said on Thursday. He was facing up to 20 years in prison if charged and convicted of supporting a terrorist organisation for his alleged backing of the Ukrainian army, they said. Mr Stroykin is said to have stepped into his kitchen for a glass of water before being found dead on the ground outside. The 59-year-old musician was not involved in politics but had spoken openly about the war in Ukraine, regularly posting on VK, Russia’s equivalent of Facebook. “This idiot [Putin] declared war on his own people as well as a brother nation,” he wrote in March 2022. “I don’t wish for his death; I want to see him tried and put in prison.” Following the death of Alexei Navalny, the Russian opposition leader, in an Arctic penal colony in February last year, Mr Stroykin wrote: “Bastards.” The circumstances of Mr Stroykin’s death are being examined by Russia’s investigative committee. He joins a long list of Russians who have fallen to their deaths in unusual circumstances or in other incidents shrouded in mystery over the last two decades. People have regularly been convicted for “discrediting the Russian army” in social media posts since Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022, but Russian authorities have stepped up their campaign against opposition in recent months. Last week, a top Russian colonel died after falling 50ft from a window, while Colonel Alexey Zubkov, an employee of Russia’s investigative vommittee, is fighting for his life after a similar fall. One of the most high-profile incidents saw Ravil Maganov, the chairman of Lukoil, Russia’s second-largest oil company, fall from a sixth-floor window at an exclusive hospital known as the Kremlin Clinic in 2022.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/crime/general/two-gay-men-beaten-by-11-teens-in-disturbing-post-boast-attacks/ar-AA1wRSgU

20-24, won't need Grindr to hook up in their new location.

https://www.facebook.com/reel/1280911589624418 A warm thanks for Canadian assistance in the LA wildfires. Sorry about our idiot president-elect

I usually don't DISCUSS. I just send a picture of some amount of money and let them jump to conclusions instead of Quid Pro Quo (serious mistake)

Certainly no one here actually believes anyone is playing this fake piano with the slide out keyboard/shield that would block the keyboard. Especially the trill @ 2:00.

6:30 (pm) onwards, he says...

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100076442733368 He's a srt8 YouTuber that does a great job of historical research on BKK.

Two meet ups, two dates, in case you can't make one of them!! Great company, decent music and a good vibe guaranteed. Official launch of my range of t-shirts as well.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/12-salisbury-univ-students-charged-170525303.html Sorry the original post was from my phone and I was afraid I would lose the whole article if I edited with another copy/paste

Twelve male students at Salisbury University in Maryland were arrested on hate crime charges after allegedly targeting a man on a dating app and luring him to an off-campus apartment where they attacked him, Salisbury Police announced. Ryder Baker, 20, Bennan Aird, 18, Riley Brister, 20, Cruz Cespedes, 19, Dylan Earp, 20, Elijah Johnson, 19, and Zachary Leinemann, 19, were the first set of students charged with first-degree assault, false imprisonment and reckless endangerment in the attack of a unnamed victim on Oct. 15, according to the police announcement. They are also all facing hate crime charges. On Thursday, authorities announced that five more students had beencharged with the same misdemeanor crimes, identifying them as Cameron Guy, 18, Jacob Howard, 19, Eric Sinclair, 21, Patrick Gutierrez, 19, and Dylan Pietuszka, 20. Police say Leinemann initially contacted the victim on Grindr, a popular dating app used by LGBTQ+ individuals, while posing as a 16-year-old, according to charging documents obtained by CBS affiliate WBOC. Leinemann then allegedly lured him to the apartment on Oct. 15 with the promise of sex. The age of sexual consent in Maryland is 16.I’m

Focused Shockwave machine ~$50,000. Cheap Radial ineffective and probably what they use in Pattaya. Or you can try a hammer.

Focused or Radial Shockwave? Cost?

https://www.yahoo.com/news/america-puts-coup-attempting-convicted-103347156.html Donald Trump, who attempted a coup to remain in power the last time he had the job and is now also a convicted criminal, is now projected to return to the White House. A sea of his supporters in the cavernous Palm Beach County Convention Center hall let out a roar when Fox News called the race for him at 1:47 a.m. Wednesday. Many wore the red “Make America Great Again” hats the campaign had handed out as they arrived early Tuesday evening. “We overcame obstacles that nobody thought possible, and it is now clear we’ve achieved the most incredible political thing,” Trump said a half hour later from the stage. “Look what happened! Is this crazy?” Trump, as he read from his teleprompter, hit standard victory speech themes of unity and healing. “I want to thank the American people for the extraordinary honor of being elected your 47th president and your 45th president. And every citizen, I will fight for you, for your family and your future.” Then, as he often does his in his rallies, he veered off topic ― describing at length the landing of a SpaceX rocket booster, for example ― which led his supporters to start streaming out the exit about halfway through his 25 minutes of remarks. The former president will retake office on Jan. 20, allowing him to dismiss two outstanding federal indictments against him and almost certainly delaying both a Georgia state prosecution against him and any prison term he might receive at a sentencing later this month in a New York state case. More ominously for supporters of American democracy, his return to the presidency gives him the tools to attack the foundational principles of the 236-year-old republic from within. He came to appreciate those tools only in the final weeks of his first term, when he tried to order officials at the Department of Justice and the Department of Homeland Security to help him steal the election he had lost. He had months earlier seen top military officials state publicly that they would have no part in the coming elections and were loyal to the Constitution, not to the president personally.