THE DRONE WAR

Remember these images. Remember them the next time your president, your flag, or your media tell you it’s time to go defend your country.
Remember them when they talk about honor, patriotism, or distant threats that, magically, can only be solved with blood.

Because these men you see running through the trees, unarmed, hunted down by drones like animals—they had a country too. They had homes. Mothers. Friends. And they probably thought they couldn’t say no.

And here they are: running with no hope, no weapon, no glory. Dying for decisions made in offices that will never see a battlefield. Meanwhile, the ones in charge—the ones who plot these wars of interest, power, geopolitics and money—keep waving their flags with clean hands.

The footage you’re about to watch should be treated for what it is: war crimes. And someone should be held accountable.
Killing unarmed soldiers as they flee is exactly that, according to those international treaties these same bastards once pulled out of their sleeves to look civilized. When it suited them.

This isn’t an epic video. There are no heroes. Only victims of a system that keeps rolling because generations keep swallowing the same lie: that killing and dying for your country is noble. That anything goes if it’s “for the cause.” Even this.

Cuando has perdido toda esperanza y estás harto de vivir así.

We’ve lived in peace for a long time. So long, we’ve forgotten what war really means.
The younger generations in the West don’t know what it feels like to have your house bombed. They’ve never had to say goodbye to someone who won’t come back. They’ve never felt the silent weight of a uniform that’s now just fabric and grief.

And that, oddly enough, is dangerous. Because when you haven’t tasted horror, you’re more likely to believe the story. More likely to think war is like the movies—you show up, shoot, dodge bullets, and come home with medals.
But real war doesn’t have a pause button. No respawns. No achievements unlocked.

War leaves only bodies, trauma, and broken families. And the worst thing a country can do is forget that. Now more than ever, we need clear heads and wide-open eyes.
Because there are leaders out there selling war wrapped in patriotism—and people lining up to buy it without asking a single question.

And once that happens, it’s already too late.

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RISKING YOUR LIFE FOR ADRENALINE, FAME, AND LIKES

Every time I see these kids climbing buildings, flipping on ledges, or hanging from rooftops dozens of meters above ground, it blows my mind. This extreme trend blends recklessness with defiance, driven by a craving for adrenaline, fame, or social media likes. Sure, they often earn applause, views, and even viral moments—but the line between success and tragedy is incredibly thin. A single slip, one wrong step, or the slightest distraction could mean losing absolutely everything in just seconds.



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AI-CREATED MODEL WITH DOWN SYNDROME

Controversy keeps growing around the AI-generated model with Down syndrome, whose Instagram account has now surpassed 123k followers. It’s clear that many of the videos use filters, and some are obviously created entirely by AI—but despite the moral debate surrounding it, the numbers speak for themselves.

On one side, critics argue that using artificial intelligence to create this kind of content crosses certain ethical lines, potentially exploiting the image or vulnerability of sensitive groups. And on the other side… well, with that many followers, it's pretty clear where most people stand.

You know how this goes: lots of moral talk, plenty of ethics being thrown around—but in the end, everyone’s got their own little guilty pleasures. Right, buddy?



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NOT MY BUSINESS. ACT LIKE NOTHING HAPPENED

It's not entirely clear what's going on here. It might seem like the police car was chasing the other vehicle, but if you pay close attention, at the beginning of the video, there's another white car making the same move, exiting at the same spot. So maybe the driver realized he was blocking the police car and was just trying to get out of the way by taking the same exit. Who knows? Both possibilities seem valid. Whatever the case, the driver certainly isn't stopping to ask the officer if he's okay—he probably doesn't want to end up taking the blame himself.



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NOT A UFO

Mount Saint Helens, in Washington State, isn’t just a mountain—it’s an active volcano that, in 1980, produced one of the most epic eruptions in U.S. history, blasting 540 million tons of ash across 11 states. Since then, it has remained active, drawing nature lovers and hikers eager to witness it up close.

However, beyond the challenge of the hike, one couple faced an unexpected problem: their tent took off into the sky after a sleepless night. Fortunately, after an extra trek, they managed to retrieve it. A happy ending to a story that was all caught on video.



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INCORRECT BINGO

When someone calls an incorrect bingo, reactions can vary. Some players laugh, others sigh in frustration at the interruption, and the most competitive ones relish the mistake. In more informal events or games with bets involved, the penalty can go beyond public embarrassment—buying a round of drinks, singing a ridiculous song, or even taking on a more risqué challenge if the atmosphere is particularly lively.



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YOU LOOK DIFFERENT

A little blush, a bit of lipstick, some eyeliner here or a touch of concealer there—fair enough. But this? This is a whole different level. You’ve transformed like a Pokémon evolution.



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