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10/ The World Watches in Silence As women are erased from sight in Afghanistan, the international community remains eerily quiet. Their cries for help go unheard, while the world looks away. How much longer can we stay silent?

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9/ Latest Decree The Taliban now bans windows that overlook areas where women might be seen. Existing windows must be covered to make women invisible—further trapping and silencing them.

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8/Since the Taliban’s return, Afghan women have been banned from most workplaces, public gatherings, and education. They can’t even travel without a male guardian.

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7/ 2021: The Fall The US withdrawal opened the floodgates. The Taliban marched back into Kabul. Promises of "reformed policies" were lies. 💔 Schools shut. 💔 Burqas returned. 💔 And the same brutal punishments came back. The cycle of oppression began anew.

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6/ 2001: Hope... and Betrayal After 9/11, the US invaded Afghanistan, overthrowing the Taliban. Women rejoiced—schools reopened, jobs returned, and dreams started to flourish. But this fragile freedom depended on international troops. And when the world’s attention shifted...

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5/ Stories That Haunt History One woman was shot dead in a Kabul stadium for accidentally showing her wrist while washing clothes. Another? Beaten to death for running from a forced marriage. 💔 Imagine living in constant fear, every single moment, for simply existing.

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4/ The Brutal "Code of Conduct" The Taliban enforced their "laws" with extreme brutality: ❌ No education for girls over 8. ❌ No stepping outside without a male guardian. ❌ No laughter in public. ❌ Nail polish = Amputation. ❌ "Un-Islamic" clothing = Death.

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3/ 1996: When the Taliban seized Kabul, their first target? Women. 🎓 Schools were burned. 👩‍⚕️ Female doctors, teachers, & workers were forced to quit. 👗 Women were ordered into burqas—head-to-toe prisons of fabric. 🩸 Public floggings, stonings, & executions became routine.

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2/1980s: Birth of the Taliban In the refugee camps of Pakistan, young Afghan boys, fueled by war trauma, received religious schooling in extremist madrasas. Their mission? Holy war. The name Taliban literally means students. By the 1990s, they were an armed militia.

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1/Before the Taliban’s rise, Afghanistan in the 1970s & 80s was a very different world. Women walked the streets without fear, attended universities, and held powerful positions. But then came the Soviet invasion (1979). 💥 Chaos and war became breeding grounds for extremism.

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🚨 Women in Afghanistan are now banned from looking out of windows. How did it come to this? The Taliban’s War Against Women —let’s uncover the chilling story. 🧵 #Afghanistan #Taliban #HumanRights

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Share this thread if you never want to underestimate a rabbit again. Because in this bizarre twist of history, the bunnies didn't just take the field; they took Napoleon's dignity too. 🐰📷Also follow us for more such posts. #NapoleonBunnyAttack #NapoleonBonaparte #FrenchHistory #history #France

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And what happened to Berthier? He met a mysterious end, falling or jumping out of a window just before Waterloo. Coincidence or bunny revenge? You decide.

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Humiliation doesn't even begin to cover it. Napoleon, who had conquered empires, was now the laughingstock of the animal kingdom. His Chief of Staff, Berthier, had made a grave mistake by choosing domesticated over wild rabbits.

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In a scene more fitting for a horror movie than history, Napoleon flees to his carriage. But the rabbits? They stormed his sanctuary, leaping inside, turning his escape into a nightmare. The Emperor, flinging rabbits out the windows, finally escapes the relentless onslaught.

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They swarmed, gnawed, and overwhelmed. Napoleon, the man who feared no army, was driven to his knees by a sea of teeth and fur.

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Napoleon and his men laugh at first - how cute, the bunnies are coming for cuddles, right? WRONG. These rabbits weren't looking for love; they were out for blood (or at least, buttons and boots).

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thousands of bunnies, not the wild kind, but farm-raised, hungry little beasts. They're released, expecting a feast, but instead, they see Napoleon. And what do they do? They charge like a furry, fluffy army straight from hell, straight at the Emperor of France!

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Napoleon orders his Chief of Staff, Alexandre Berthier, to arrange the event. Berthier, wanting to impress the Emperor, spares no expense. He gathers… not dozens, not hundreds, but THOUSANDS of rabbits.

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It's 1807, post-Treaties of Tilsit. Napoleon, at the peak of his power, decides to celebrate with what should have been a tame rabbit hunt. But oh boy, was he in for a surprise!

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🐰 The Day the Emperor Met His Fluffy Nemesis 📷 You think you know Napoleon? Conqueror of nations, master strategist, but did you miss the part where he was brutally ambushed by a horde of savage bunnies?

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History Era @spacethe.bsky.social · 20/12/2024

🚨 HISTORY'S MOST SHOCKING MOMENT: NAPOLEON VS. THE BUNNY ARMY #Thread 🧵 #history #France #art #bluesky #news #science

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8.Wake up: Your smartphone is just a tool it isn’t whole life. Go out, get some air. The more you depend on it, the more they control you. The question is—how long are you willing to stay a puppet?

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7."Smartphones have turned billions into obedient consumers, constantly connected yet more isolated than ever. Meanwhile, the ones who designed this system sit back and watch us follow the script."

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6."And it’s not just about profits. The more distracted you are, the less you question. The world is full of real issues, but you’re too busy chasing notifications to notice what really matters."

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5."While you’re glued to your screen, the real agenda is happening behind the scenes. Your data is sold to the highest bidder. You’re not the user—you’re the product. Every swipe you make fuels their profits."

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4."The endless scrolling? That’s addiction by design. Tech companies use the same psychological tricks as slot machines—dopamine hits that keep you chasing the next like, comment, or view."

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3."The algorithms know you better than you know yourself. They predict your next move, your next purchase, even your next thought. Your behavior is being programmed in real-time, and you barely even notice."

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2."From the moment you wake up, you check your phone. That’s no accident. Every app, notification, and social media feed is engineered to hijack your attention. You’re not in control—they are."

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"Your smartphone isn’t just a device in your hand—it’s a control tool. Big corporations have designed it to keep you addicted, distracted, and working like sheep. Let’s expose the dark reality behind your screen." 🧵 #bluesky #science #art #photography #technology #mystery

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11/ So… are dinosaurs really gone? Maybe the land ones are, sure. But the ocean? That’s another story. Maybe some of the most fearsome creatures are just waiting, hidden in the depths, ready to remind us who really rules this planet. 🌊🦖

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10/ And guess what? Recent sonar readings from deep-sea exploration have recorded massive, moving objects with shapes that don’t match any known animal. And it’s not submarines. What are they? Still no answer. 📡👀

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9/ Even today, we keep discovering monster-sized sharks and giant squid down there. Just last year, a 15-foot shark was tagged and tracked, only to mysteriously disappear… as if something bigger ate it. 😱🦈

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8/ Here's the kicker: Some scientists believe marine reptiles like plesiosaurs could’ve adapted to the dark, icy depths. These creatures didn't rely on the sun as land animals did, so they had a better shot at survival after the asteroid impact. 🦕🌊

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7/ Then there’s the Challenger Deep in the Mariana Trench, the ocean’s deepest point. We can’t even reach most of it! And even at the depths we have explored, we’ve found alien-looking creatures that defy all logic. Imagine what’s beyond that… 🌑

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6/ Sightings of giant, reptilian-like creatures have been reported for centuries. Scottish folklore gave us Nessie, the Loch Ness monster. Sound ridiculous? Maybe. But similar creatures have been reported across the world’s deep lakes. Coincidence? 🤔🦕

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5/ And it’s not just fish… Whales the size of school buses disappear into the ocean for months, only to resurface like ghosts. If something that huge can “hide,” what else could be lurking below, unseen?

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4/ Before you say, "No way," think about this: Coelacanths, a fish thought extinct for 65 million years, was casually found swimming off the African coast in 1938. Imagine the shock when this “fossil” popped up, alive and well! 🐟🦖

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3/ Meet Mosasaurus: 50 feet of muscle, jaws, and teeth. This marine dino didn’t need to worry about forests on fire or dark, ash-filled skies. It was already cruising the water’s depths when the asteroid struck. Could descendants still be out there? 👀🌊

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2/ Scientists have only explored about 5% of the Earth’s oceans. That means we have no clue what’s lurking in the other 95%! And if anything could survive the apocalypse that took out the dinosaurs, it's probably hiding down there. 🦈💀

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1/ So, we all know the asteroid hit, the dinosaurs were “wiped out,” and that’s that, right? Well… what if I told you that’s NOT the whole story? Because there’s one place humans STILL haven't fully explored: the deep, dark ocean. 🌊👇

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