Over 18 scientists were kill€d in one night by the Israeli strike on June 13. The hits were mysteriously precise—specific apartments, underground bunkers, it was more than carpet bombing—luck wasn’t involved either; it was intelligence.

Mossad’s years of covert ops—tracking scientists, stealing secrets—culminated in this.


Isreal bombed with Crazy precision like it owned Iran; but then Iran was betrayed from within. Whispers killed first. Now was it tech or human spies driving this? Let’s find out.

Israel targeted residences and fortified sites like Natanz with surgical accuracy. F-35I Adir jets, over 200 strong, flew 2,000 km, dropping 330+ munitions on 100+ targets. No collateral chaos—just pinpoint strikes.

Iran vs. Israel Conflict - Brick 🧱 by Brick- A Developing Story 🇮🇱🇮🇷

How it began between:

On first Oct 2024, Isreali secret intelligence agency(Mossad) dropped a video on twitter. It was a hint, a vulnerable target for Iran(Iran's largest power plant, Natanz nuclear facility) This was the video dropped by MOSSAD:

This Story is Fortified and heavily Equipped.

1966 Coup Against Ironsi
1975 Coup Against Gowon
1983 Coup Against Shagari
1985 Coup Against Buhari
1993 Coup Against Shonekan

Gen Sani Abacha was the only man who participated in ALL the successful coup in Nigeria until he became the President. A lot of you may know his name mostly from the never ending “Abacha Loot” that Nigeria keeps retrieving from foreign countries.

Now is the right time to delve deep into who this man was.

Imagine being so wealthy that you're the first in your country to own a Rolls-Royce. In 1956, when Queen Elizabeth II visited, she rode in your car. This was Louis Odumegwu Ojukwu, the first Black billionaire, founding president of the Nigerian Stock Exchange, and knighted

by the Queen for aiding Britain in World War II with his truck fleet.

Featured in TIME magazine in September 1965, Ojukwu built his fortune importing dried fish, then branching into textiles, cement, and transport.

At his death in 1966, his wealth was worth over $4 billion today.

In 1980, a man named Richard turned on his television and saw a female player from Romania receiving a check for $40,000 after winning a major tennis tournament. The scene shocked Richard; it was far more than his annual salary.

Within a few years, he decided that his young daughters would also play tennis. After turning off the television, he sat down and wrote a 78-page document outlining a plan for his two daughters to escape their hometown of Compton, California, an area known for notorious gang violence. However, there were significant obstacles: Richard knew nothing about tennis, he couldn’t afford to pay for their training, and astonishingly, his daughters weren’t even born at that time.

Over the next five years, he collected tennis magazines and video cassettes, teaching himself the game. By the time his daughters were old enough, Richard had a tennis racket in their hands, along with the knowledge he had gained from those magazines and videos.

Understanding the Origins of Nigeria's 36 State Names:

1. Abia - Named as an acronym from the four major areas: Aba, Bende, Isuikwuato, and Afikpo.


2. Adamawa - Named after Modibo Adama, a Fulani warrior who founded the Adamawa Emirate.

The year is 2006 – Juventus and Italian football are in turmoil.

The Italian Giant was rocked by one of the biggest corruption scandals in sports history: Calciopoli.

The Calciopoli scandal erupted, and sent shockwaves through Serie A, Europe and the entire Football world. Italian football’s reputation lies in tatters, and at the center of the storm is Juventus, the Old Lady of Turin, accused of orchestrating one of the most infamous corruption schemes in sports history.

A new chapter of disgrace is about to unfold.

One man ruled for 32 years, turning Congo into his personal empire of immense power and wealth.

—he successfully held power in the Congo until his historic fall in 1997.🧵

His name is Mobutu Sese Seko Kuku Ngbendu wa Za Banga. Many may know him as the leopard-hat-wearing dictator or the man who renamed Congo to Zaire, but Mobutu was far more than just an authoritarian figure.

There were the good, the bad, and the outright scandalous of this very Man.

During his 42-years reign, Gaddafi faced numerous accusations of crimes, many of which he was guilty. However, the claim he supplied his soldiers with Viagra and còndoms to promote mass ràpe during the Libyan civil wàr could be the height🧵.

Libyan government allegedly bought containers of Viagra-type drugs at some point— it was publicly confirmed.

Libya forces used rápe as a weapon of war against rebels—ICC A defected Major from the Libyan army stated, "The order to rape wasn't given to the regular army. Col. Gaddafi knew we would never accept it; it was given to the mercenaries."

A lot happened in March 2011:

In March 2011, Libya-based doctors found Viagra in the pockets of pro-Gaddafi soldiers, according to Al-jazeera.

How Muammar Gaddafi’s $33 Billion Man Made River Project saved Thousands Of Lives In Libya 🇱🇾.

Despite what you hear about Muammar Gaddafi in the media, there is no doubt that he was the pioneer of one of the biggest civilian development projects in the world. Libya’s ex-president didn’t waste his forty-two-year rule on all fun and games like it has been portrayed, and the Great Man-Made River is a testimony to this fact. Gaddafi wanted to provide fresh water for his people. Thus he worked towards turning the desert green and making Libya self-sufficient regarding food and water supply.
Libya is located in the northeastern Africa, and like other countries around it, it’s one of the sunniest and driest desert on the planet. Fresh water sources are scarce, and there are areas where many years might pass without seeing any rainfall at all.  Before the project, less than 5% of the country had enough water for settled agriculture, and other than the much expensive desalination plants on the coast, there were no real means for any water supply.

After the fall of Tripoli to forces of the opposition National Transitional Council (NTC) in August 2011, Gaddafi and his family escaped the Libyan capital. He was widely rumored to have taken refuge in the south of the country. In fact, Gaddafi had fled in a small convoy to Sirte on the day Tripoli fell. His son, Mutassim Gaddafi, followed in a second convoy.

On 19 October 2011, Libya's prime minister, Mahmoud Jibril, said that Gaddafi was believed to be in the southern desert, reestablishing his government among pro-Gaddafi tribes in the region.

"In Inter Milan, there was a rule, or rather a law:
'If we lose two consecutive matches, our weekly salaries will be delayed until we regain our form.'
But Mario Balotelli defied this rule.
One day, we lost a cup match and a Serie A match within three days, so we all knew our weekly salaries would be delayed.
During training, Balotelli was missing. Mourinho tried to contact him, but there was no response.
Half an hour later, the president arrived with Balotelli, visibly angry, and said:
'Does Mario really understand Italian?'
We said, 'Yes,' but he

Jack the baboon worked for the South African railway for nine flawless years

Jack's skills and dedication were so impressive that locals would gather at the tracks to watch him perform his duties.

In the late 19th Century, James Edwin 'Jumper' Wide worked as a railway signalman for the South African railways in the town of Uitenhage. He earned his nickname "Jumper" due to his daring habit of jumping or swinging between railcars. However, tragedy struck when Jumper slipped on some canvas while attempting a jump and ended up under a moving

In 1980, a man named Richard turned on his television and saw a female player from Romania receiving a check for $40,000 after winning a tennis tournament.
The whole scene was enough to shock Richard. This was a far more than his annual salary. WITHIN A FEW YEARS, HE DECIDED THAT HIS YOUNG DAUGHTERS WOULD ALSO PLAY TENNIS.
After turning off the television, he sat down and wrote a 78-page document outlining a plan for his two young daughters to flee their hometown of Compton, California, an area known for

Former President of Uruguay, Jose Mujica, was considered the most modest president in the world. And he remained modest as a pensioner, he recently refused to receive a pension, and he donated his home and property to about a hundred children who were orphaned during the Syrian war. At one time, as the "poorest president in the world", he did not have bodyguards, he drove a "Volkswagen Beetle", he lived on a farm, and he donated about 90 percent of his monthly salary, which amounted to about 12,000 dollars, to charity. This is not the end, he used the

Funniest and Hugest Robbery in Japanese carried out by just a man.

It was on December 1968.

A man in uniform stops a cash transport from a Tokyo bank.
The vehicle was carrying bonuses for local Toshiba employees.

The man on Uniform informed the drivers that the police have received a notice that dynamite(explosive) has been placed in the cash transport vehicle.

The four guards get out and watch the officer crawl under the vehicle.
After a moment it emerges from underneath and shouts that the van is about to explode. smoke and fire erupted from

The death of this woman prevented billions of people from experiencing crippling disabilities, amputations, and death.

In 1951, Henrietta Lacks, an impoverished African American farmer and mother of five, sought medical treatment at The Johns Hopkins Hospital, one of the few institutions in Maryland that accepted African American patients. Henrietta Lacks expressed her concerns to the doctors about sporadic bleeding and pain in her groin, fearing that it would impact her ability to work.

During an examination conducted by gynecologist

In 1985, Sambo Dasuki arrested Muhammadu Buhari on a Sallah Eve, during his overthrow in the military coup that brought in IBB. Buhari’s mother died while he was in detention. Buhari could not attend her funeral.

Then Fast forward to 30 years later in 2015, Buhari arrested Dasuki on a Sallah Eve. Dasuki’s father died while still in detention. Dasuki could not attend his funeral.

This is quite funny 😂😂

Well, Dasuki was the National Security adviser to Good luck Jonathan. He was arrested in 2015 on the ground of awarding phantom contracts to buy

MONGOLIA 🇲🇳.

Mongolia at a time had a rich history of kicking the living shit out of every country near it.

They did it often. And they did it
well.

But that was then. And this is now.

They do have a decent military and are key allies of the United States, particularly as tensions have risen with China.

But their Navy…well, let’s just say war horses weren’t meant to swim. Mongolia doesn’t have any ocean barriers.

It is landlocked. So naturally, it isn’t a high priority.

But they do have a single boat Navy currently, Sukhbaatar III.

The IRS decides to audit Grandpa, and summons him to the IRS office. The IRS auditor was not surprised when Grandpa showed up with his attorney.
The auditor said, “Well, sir, you have an extravagant lifestyle and no full-time employment, which you explain by saying that you win money gambling. I’m not sure the IRS finds that believable.”
“I’m a great gambler, and I can prove it,” says Grandpa. “How about a demonstration?”
The auditor thinks for a moment and says, “OK. Go ahead.”
Grandpa says, “I’ll bet you a thousand dollars that I can bite my own eye.”

The hungriest man in history, Tarrare, reportedly lived in 18th century France. He possessed an unusually large and stretched-out mouth, as well as an excess of skin around his stomach that expanded as he ate. Despite his constant consumption, he never gained weight. Tarrare's insatiable appetite led him to consume live animals, a variety of rubbish, and there are even rumors that he indulged in cannibalism. In an attempt to exploit his unique ability to ingest anything, the army enlisted Tarrare to transport a box containing a secret