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POPEYE MEETS SINDBAD THE SAILOR (1936)

Elgato Weebee
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CLASSIC CARTOONS

LOONEY TUNES - SYLVESTER INHERITS A FORTUNE

Elgato Weebee
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CLASSIC CARTOONS

Israel Humanity's Sole Enemy

anrnews
17 Views · 9 days ago

⁣Israel Humanity's Sole Enemy.

Source: https://x.com/jamiemcintyre21/....status/2097484873854

China at the International Court of Justice - The Palestinian People have the Right to Armed Struggl

anrnews
17 Views · 9 days ago

⁣China at the International Court of Justice:

"The Palestinian people have the right to armed struggle. Armed struggle for self-determination is not terrorism."

Source: https://t.me/LauraAbolichannel/88270

There are Many that believe Trump is a Willing Servant of Chabad-Lubavitch, that the “Assassination

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17 Views · 1 month ago

⁣There are many that believe Trump is a willing servant of Chabad-Lubavitch, that the “assassination attempt” in Butler was a staged public ritual, piercing his ear, which was required to prove his allegiance

and that the engagement with Iran IS THE FINAL BATTLE, which will lead to the Biblical battle of Armageddon, the building of the Third Temple, and ultimately the arrival of the Jewish Moshiach AKA the

“Man of Lawlessness” or the Christian Antichrist (Beast of Revelation).

Whether you believe this or not they do, just listen to the Rabbi at the end of the video.

Given everything we’ve seen since the Butler incident… I no longer know what to believe…

You can decide for yourselves.

Source: https://t.me/LauraAbolichannel/87263

PART 1 - North Sulawesi: The “Great Barrier Reef of Indonesia” Waiting to Be Discovered

anrnews
17 Views · 1 month ago

⁣North Sulawesi: The “Great Barrier Reef of Indonesia” Waiting to Be Discovered

By Jamie McIntyre, Chief Editor, Australian National Review, and Founder of LUX Property Group

An Australian National Review Special Report

North Sulawesi may be one of Indonesia’s greatest yet most underappreciated tourism and investment opportunities.

I recently flew to Manado to explore North Sulawesi and assess its potential for future LUX Property Group resort sites. What I discovered was a region of extraordinary natural beauty, vibrant cities,

increasingly impressive infrastructure and enormous potential to become a major international tourism destination.

In many respects, North Sulawesi is the Great Barrier Reef of Indonesia.

Its clear tropical waters, coral reefs, abundant marine life and world-class diving and snorkelling place it among the most compelling marine destinations in Asia. Bunaken and the surrounding islands are

already well known among experienced divers, yet the broader region remains largely undiscovered by the international mass-tourism market.

That contrast is what makes North Sulawesi so interesting. The natural attractions are already there, but the visitor numbers, international awareness, resort capacity and direct air connections have not yet

caught up with the region’s potential.

A Major Destination Hiding in Plain Sight

One reason North Sulawesi attracts fewer foreign visitors than Bali is the perception that it is remote. Yet it is far more accessible than many people realise. A direct flight from Bali to Manado takes only a

little over two and a half hours, while connections through major Indonesian hubs such as Makassar are straightforward.

What is missing is not proximity, but awareness, stronger international marketing and a larger pipeline of high-quality resorts and tourism infrastructure.

For investors and developers with a long-term view, that creates opportunity. Destinations such as Bali did not become global tourism centres overnight. They developed through a combination of natural

appeal, infrastructure, aviation links, hospitality investment and international branding. North Sulawesi already possesses the most difficult element to create: an exceptional natural environment.

The opportunity is to build around that environment intelligently and sustainably, without destroying the qualities that make the region special.

Manado Was Much Bigger and More Vibrant Than Expected

Manado itself was a surprise.

With a population of approximately 463,000, it might appear modest by Indonesian standards. On the ground, however, it feels far larger and more commercially active. Its waterfront, retail precincts,

hotels, restaurants and urban energy reflect a city with confidence and significant spending power.

One of its major shopping malls rivals—and in some respects exceeds—the scale of many Westfield centres in Australia. This is a reminder of how frequently outsiders underestimate Indonesia’s regional

cities.

Indonesia is not simply Jakarta and Bali. It is a vast archipelagic nation with numerous substantial urban economies, a growing middle class and regional centres capable of supporting sophisticated retail,

hospitality, property and infrastructure investment.

The more of Indonesia I visit, the clearer this becomes: many international observers are working from an outdated picture of the country.

Indonesia’s Infrastructure Transformation

I travelled through Makassar, home to one of Indonesia’s most important aviation hubs outside Jakarta. Its scale, modern design and quality demonstrate the level of infrastructure Indonesia is now capable

of delivering. By comparison with many Australian airports, the experience is a powerful indication of how rapidly major Indonesian gateways are expanding and modernising.

North Sulawesi is also benefiting from new freeway and road connections linking Manado with neighbouring cities and development areas. These projects will progressively reduce travel times, open new

tourism corridors and make previously overlooked coastal locations more viable for resorts and other investment.

There is still much work to do. Roads, urban planning, public transport, drainage, waste systems and tourism infrastructure can all be improved. But that is precisely where the next stage of Indonesia’s

growth lies.

Indonesia has the population, resources, strategic location and entrepreneurial energy to modernise its regional cities at extraordinary speed. With disciplined master planning, transparent approvals and

investment in high-quality public infrastructure, cities such as Manado can become more liveable, productive and internationally competitive.

Part of a Broader Vision for Modern Indonesia

My visit to North Sulawesi follows a series of Australian National Review special reports examining Indonesia’s development potential.

Our positive report on Nusantara, Indonesia’s new capital city, reached a large international audience and helped challenge the negative and often poorly informed commentary surrounding the project.

Nusantara represents a rare opportunity to build a modern, green and carefully planned capital from the ground up.

Following my visit, I was invited to submit concepts for a convention centre, eco-resort and five-star hotel to support the new capital’s tourism, investment and events economy.

I have also proposed that Indonesia consider developing six new, properly planned modern cities. One could be positioned on the Indonesian side of the Malacca Strait—not merely to collect value from

trade passing through one of the world’s most important shipping corridors, but to create value by developing a new commercial, aviation, technology and financial hub capable of competing with Singapore

at the other end of the strait.

LUX Property Group is also advancing a major project in South Lombok which, subject to final approvals, is intended to demonstrate how a thoughtfully master-planned city and resort destination can be

created in Indonesia. The vision combines tourism, residential communities, commercial facilities, sustainability and modern infrastructure rather than allowing development to occur in an uncoordinated

fashion.

In Jakarta, I have put forward ideas to elevate the capital’s international identity, including an iconic reimagining of its major central roundabout. Great global cities need memorable symbols and public

spaces. Jakarta has the scale and importance to stand confidently alongside the world’s leading capitals, but it must continue investing in design, branding, public amenity and ambitious civic projects.

These proposals share a central idea: Indonesia should not simply follow development models created elsewhere. It can create its own modern cities, tourism destinations and infrastructure icons—

designed for its climate, culture, population and future.

A Responsible Resort Opportunity

North Sulawesi could become an important part of that future.

Any major tourism development must respect the reefs, coastlines, forests and communities that make the region valuable. Poorly planned construction would undermine the very asset visitors travel to

experience. Sustainable development should therefore include appropriate coastal setbacks, responsible wastewater systems, low-impact architecture, renewable energy where viable, limits on density and

meaningful economic participation for local communities.

The best outcome would not be to turn North Sulawesi into another Bali. It should develop a distinct identity: a premium marine, diving, wellness, nature and adventure destination with its own character.

High-quality eco-resorts, five-star hotels, wellness retreats, convention facilities and carefully designed residential tourism projects could attract visitors who stay longer and spend more, while creating

skilled local employment. Improved direct flights and coordinated international marketing would further unlock the region.

Indonesia’s Next Great Tourism Frontier

North Sulawesi has the ingredients of a world-class destination: spectacular marine environments, tropical islands, dramatic landscapes, a vibrant regional capital, improving transport links and a

welcoming local culture.

What it needs now is vision, disciplined planning and international promotion.

My visit to Manado confirmed that Indonesia’s greatest opportunities are not confined to the places already known to the world. Across this vast nation are cities and regions with the capacity to become

major tourism, investment and lifestyle destinations.

North Sulawesi is one of them.

If developed responsibly, it can become globally recognised as the Great Barrier Reef of Indonesia—and one of Asia’s most exciting new resort destinations.

Source: ⁣https://x.com/jamiemcintyre21/....status/2087806436474

Tucker Carlson said that he was "15 Feet Away" at the Inauguration in 2025 and he Saw that

anrnews
17 Views · 1 month ago

⁣Tucker Carlson said that he was "15 feet away" at the Inauguration in 2025 and he saw that Donald Trump did not put his hand on The Bible.

Source: https://t.me/LauraAbolichannel/87302

THE WEST IS COLLAPSING: Iran Won, China Rises & The Dollar Is Next

anrnews
17 Views · 25 days ago

⁣THE WEST IS COLLAPSING: Iran Won, China Rises & The Dollar Is Next

In this episode of the McIntyre Report, Jamie McIntyre discusses the shifting global balance of power, the future of the US dollar, the rise of BRICS and the emergence of a multipolar world.

The episode explores the ongoing conflicts involving Iran and Israel, the war in Ukraine, Australia's political and economic direction, the growing cost of housing, and the broader debate surrounding Western media and global politics.

The discussion also examines claims about political influence, Zionism, the Israel–Palestine conflict, October 7, Gaza, and the role of Western governments and media in shaping public opinion.

Later in the episode, the conversation turns to more controversial claims surrounding secret societies, spiritual practices and alleged "black magic" within powerful institutions, before returning to Australia's housing crisis and the future of the Western economy.

CHAPTERS:
00:41 -- The Dollar Collapse Warning
07:46 -- The Multipolar World Solution
15:25 -- Iran Claims A Stunning Victory
21:12 -- Gaza, Media And The Truth
26:30 -- October 7th Under Debate
33:09 -- Israel, Terrorism And Conspiracy Claims
39:23 -- Australia’s Surveillance State
42:41 -- Black Magic And Moloch Claims
46:13 -- Australia’s Housing Crisis

What do you think about the rise of BRICS and the shift toward a multipolar world?

Source: https://x.com/jamiemcintyre21/....status/2091148459533

SCENE FROM A MOVIE WHERE DOLLY PARTON SINGS 'I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU'

Elgato Weebee
17 Views · 23 days ago

SCENE FROM THE MOVIE 'THE LITTLE WHOREHOUSE IN TEXAS', WHERE DOLLY PARTON SINGS A FRAGMENT OF 'I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU'. THE SONG WAS MADE FAMOUS BY WHITNEY HOUSTON BUT MANY PEOPLE DO NOT KNOW THAT THE SONG WAS COMPOSED BY DOLLY PARTON.

Israel's Chief Rabbi David Yosef: Gaza is the Land of Israel, Gaza is ours, Shechem is ours, Je

anrnews
17 Views · 22 days ago

⁣Israel's Chief Rabbi David Yosef:

“Gaza is the Land of Israel, Gaza is ours, Shechem is ours, Jenin is ours, all of them are ours.”

On Palestinians:

“This mob that is not a people, that they call themselves a Palestinian people but they are not a people.

They never were a people and they have no rights. The rights are ours.”

On the desecrated Gaza synagogues:

“It is fitting that the Holy One Blessed Be He destroy all of Gaza and we will return there.”

He is one of Israel's two official Chief Rabbis, elected in 2024.

Source: https://t.me/LauraAbolichannel/87730

RFK Jr: The Gardasil HPV Vaccine — is 37 TIMES MORE LETHAL than the Cancer it Claims to Prevent

anrnews
17 Views · 21 days ago

⁣RFK Jr: The Gardasil HPV Vaccine — is 37 TIMES MORE LETHAL than the Cancer it Claims to Prevent

“Gardasil is the single worst mass vaccine that we’ve ever seen. It targets millions of pre-teens & teens, whose risk of dying from cervical cancer is ZERO. Nobody in their right mind would ever take this vaccine if they actually read the clinical literature.”

Death rates in the Gardasil trials were 37 times the death rates for cervical cancer.
Your child is 37 times more likely to DIE from the shot than from cervical cancer itself.”

Source: https://t.me/LauraAbolichannel/87781

Even if Russians Look European, They Are Not European: German TV Wades In on How Some People Are Gre

anrnews
16 Views · 4 years ago

⁣Florence Gaub, a German political scientist, has gone about dehumanizing a whole nation on TV - claiming that Russians do not care about the concepts of life and death as much as ‘European’ people do.

“Even if Russians look European, they are not European,” she told the host Markus Lanz. “They think differently about violence or death… They have no concept of a liberal, post-modern life. A concept of life which each individual can choose.”

Later Gaub faced fierce a backlash online, including some commenters accusing her of ‘racism’. To that she responded by doubling down - presenting clusters about religious beliefs (which included other European nations) and some polls that EU media have claimed are false or lopsided.

What does a European look like?

⁣https://www.australiannational....review.com/state-of-

One By One - Rik Mayall - 2015 Film

xcomputerdavex
16 Views · 4 years ago

⁣One By One - Rik Mayall - 2015 Film