It was the privilege of a lifetime to call Barack Obama "My President." WATCH: #DemsUnited #EpsteinFiles

Donald Trump is so incredibly jealous of Barack Obama that it’s painful to watch. He cannot stand the fact that Obama is loved, in fact, cherished…that he’s charismatic, handsome, popular, funny, but most of all, he’s jealous that the man seems genuinely HAPPY, something Trump

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Do I have any star link sellers on my time line

Former ICE agent: I am duty bound to report the legally required training program at the ICE Academy as deficient, defective, and broken. On my first day training new cadets, I received secretive orders to teach them to violate the Constitution by entering homes without a

A Father Who Raised Three Millionaires Once Said: “I Never Taught Them To Save” I Just Didn’t Allow One Habit In My House:

1. Buying things to impress people Status spending is the fastest way to stay broke. A flashy purchase feels like confidence but it is usually insecurity. In that house, money had to have a reason. New shoes were not proof of self worth. A new car was not allowed to be a

2. Making excuses for low standards Excuses keep habits weak. Weak habits keep income low. In that house, excuses were not entertained. Complaints had to be followed by action. Blame was replaced with responsibility. Responsibility builds skill fast. Skill raises earning

3. Living without a plan A man with no plan spends on impulse. Impulse turns into debt. Debt turns into stress. That house ran on simple systems. Budgets were normal and goals were written. Spending was tracked without drama. Progress was measured, not guessed. Systems

4. Wasting time on comfort Comfort steals hours and hours steal futures. Endless scrolling, late nights, and lazy mornings were not normal. Time was treated like money. Work blocks and learning blocks were protected. Training was part of the routine. Productivity became

5. Choosing the wrong circle Friends can raise standards or ruin them. That house did not allow low circle influence. Lazy friends were kept at distance. Builders were welcomed. Mentors were respected. Conversations were about progress, not gossip. Circle shapes mindset.

6. Avoiding hard conversations Money and discipline were talked about plainly. No shame, no secrets, no taboo. Mistakes were discussed and corrected. Feedback was normal. Accountability was expected. Hard truth was treated as love. Love creates growth. Growth creates

7. Rewarding consumption over creation Buying was never celebrated more than building. The praise went to effort, skill, and results. Creating something was seen as power. Selling was seen as a skill, not a scam. Ownership was encouraged early. Creating builds confidence.

8. Quitting when it got boring Most people quit in the boring phase. That house respected boring consistency. Daily reps were valued more than motivation. Small progress was celebrated. Discipline was treated as a lifelong skill. Skill stacks were built slowly. Slow becomes

Governor Amuneke was caught with a recording glasses

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Ace work to the folks who dragged this video out into the sun- American heroes each!

Did anyone just see the igbabonewi dance at the Oscars

Igbo masquerade Agbogho Mmonwu from Awka, Anambra State performs at the Oscars to over 1 billion global audience. Igbo to the world!