🇵🇸‼️stop please 🛑‼️

Why all this silence? No one is doing anything. Israeli missiles bombed the tents of the displaced at Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital. The bodies of children, women and men were charred. No one was able to save them from the severity of the fire. Why all this failure, O world, where are the rulers? Where are the institutions that claim to be institutions that protect human rights? Where are we? We are going. We have never seen anything like this before. Please make our voice heard to every official, to everyone who can do nothing. O God, be with us, O God

Please, I do not want to lose any of my family, any of my friends, or my relatives. Please save us, stop all this injustice, all these massacres.

These are simple scenes from what happens every day in the north. If people do not die from the missiles, they die from hunger. There is nothing more unfair to humanity than this.

Thank you very much for your support my friends. I have changed my campaign to US dollars because it was in Swedish krona which is very weak and Sweden and the Govendo get 38% of the value of donations and therefore I will not be able to reach my goal.To complete the treatment of Omar and my father and to help my family in Gaza in these difficult circumstances, I hope you will continue to support me. Thank you very much.

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as you can see it is still the same blog, despite being a different campaign now

as doaa mentions she has started a new campaign because swedish krona is a very weak currency and the government would have taken 38% from those donations

Broke: Imma kick your ass

Woke: You are invited to join me on the

I didn't go all the way to Yorkshire for 72 notes

Ocellated Tapaculo (Acropternis orthonyx), family Rhinocryptidae, order Passeriformes, Ecuador

photograph via: Tropical Birding Tours

by Joel Sartore (x)

Everybody shut the HECK up and look at this

S H O R K

big and round shark

Bright Light · 2021

starting a collection

Eero Järnefelt (1863-1937, Finnish) ~ Pond Water Crowfoot, 1895

[Source: kansallisgalleria.fi]

regional grocery stores are great. no matter where you go there's some place called BillyBobs or WilliMart or Pleat's and you can get toothpaste, bread, and nail polish in the same store

someone is putting up pictures of me around town and they all say I’m ‘wanted’. which is nice

i am like losing my mind at this picture my friend sent me of his stepmom’s dog. that is a dust bunny

I'm so mentally stable you can park a horse in my brain

To me, there are several different species of car/truck guy.

Materialistic truck/car guy who has a $50k+ new vehicle he does not need for work, he can barely afford and he purchased as a status symbol and expects everyone to be soooo impressed by his smalldickmobile? Sucks. Horrible guy. Makes it his entire identity. Financially irresponsible, usually an asshole driver and parker because nothing matters but his vehicle, usually extremely vapid and unpleasant.

Shitbox car/truck guy who really loves his 15+ year old piece of shit vehicle and is keeping it on the road through thoughts and prayers and is attempting to soup up his 2002 Chevy? Down to earth, resilient, usually capable of helping you with your car problems because he has had every car problem imaginable, humble, often much more interesting than materialism car guy.

It’s the same for vintage vehicles too, the guy who bought a fully restored muscle car just to show it off sucks ass but the guy who has spent 5 years slowly rebuilding a ‘68 Chevrolet Chevelle he found rusted out on Facebook marketplace is a car guy I can respect.

Saving a car from the scrap heap, sandblasting the rusty chassis and totally rebuilding the engine is so much sexier and more impressive than buying a new Tesla.

Playground by Lake Michigan, 1972

I’m shitting at these tags

yea this is Montreal, do you want to know how bad Montreal drivers are? only on the island of Montreal, is it illegal to make a right turn on a red light. because they don’t fucking look. it’s the only place I’ve ever been that has lost it’s “turning on a red light” privilege

but yea powdered snow is slippery af and the island is hilly and full of narrow streets. not designed for wheeled vehicles.

I need to reblog myself because I just found this on the gov of Quebec’s website