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Praying Medic

prayingmedic

1) This is my #Qanon thread for June 17, 2020Q posts can be found here:http://qanon.pub https://qanon.news/Q Android apps:https://qalerts.app/app/ https://qmap.pub/info/mobile My Theme: End Goal? Government Control 2) Q

Jack M Silverstein

readjack

20 years ago today, Michael Jordan retired for the 2nd time. This set off a 10-day chain of events unprecedented in pro sports, transforming a 62-win, three-time defending champ into

James Bejon

JamesBejon

THREAD: Jonah, Moses, and the Cross (Part II).SUB-TITLE: Where Mercy and Truth Meet.Last time round (link below), we considered some connections between the story of Jonah and the concept of

Ben Prentice

mrcoolbp

Below is a thread by @TuurDemeester from 2 years ago reposted with his blessing for those who can no longer see the thread:"1/ People often ask me why I’m so

ওനാமிಕಾ 🌻

0nam1kaaaShuk1a

This is thread on Sarees of India:(Images from google)#SareeTwitter 1) Pochampally Saree or Pochampalli Ikat is a saree made in Bhoodan Pochampally, Yadadri Bhuvanagiri district, Telangana State, India. They have

Ryan Muller

cicatriz

learning and teaching on YouTube, a thread https://twitter.com/conaw/status/1340351181516754945 (Disclaimer: though I work on education stuff at Google, these opinions are my own as an outside observer of YouTube) 1. Backing

Indigenous Archaeology Collective

IndigArchs

THREAD: Black and #Indigenous Storytelling as Counter-History with Dian Million (@Bloodizcurrency), Ora Marek-Martinez (@docmarek), Antoinette Jennings (@@AntoinetteJax), Weshoyot Alvitre (@weshoyot) and John Jennings (@JIJennings) This web

Aaron Jacob

vncvrrentevents

Just rewatched Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (1971) and am firmer than ever in my conviction—seeded by an old friend—that it is one of the greatest modern myths. It’s

WikiVictorian

wikivictorian

Heinrich Schliemann and the discovery of Troy: A THREAD Heinrich Schliemann (6 January 1822 – 26 December 1890) was a German businessman and a pioneer in the field of

WikiVictorian

wikivictorian

St. Valentine's Day in the Victorian era: A THREAD The history of the St. Valentine’s Day celebrations appears to have its roots in a pagan fertility festival known as

Every Life I Ever Lived #BlackLivesMatter

robinwscott

So, I’m mainly using this list from @ComicBookHerald (along with this graphic I found online) for my Jonathan Hickman Marvel read-through. It starts with a load of suggestions for back

Dr Chris Moore

DrChrisMooreEP

In what has been a difficult year for so many, this thread is a way of saying thank you to so many fabulous people on the Twittersphere who are passionate

Tim Worthington

outonbluesix

Trumptonshire Architecture: A Thread. An occasional look at some of the major - and lesser seen - buildings in Camberwick Green, Trumpton and Chigley, and some of their interiors too.Sadly,

Daniel

DanielCJonas

Volume IV. The Age of FaithEncompassing the history of medieval civilization (Byzantine, Islamic, Judaic, and West European) from Constantinople to Dante (AD 325-1330). As usual, Durant delivers with incredible understanding,

Paddy Docherty 3.5%

paddydocherty

A thread about the English Establishment, state psychopathy, #COVID19… and why it really matters how people in power think. #history #ToriesOut #resist The popular idea of a colonial official

Darren 🥚

ReformedTrader

1/ Science Fictions (Stuart Ritchie)"Entirely avoidable errors routinely make it past the Maginot Line of peer review. Books, media reports and our heads are being filled with ‘facts’ that are

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