🇺🇸 🌹🟩 Pro-abortionists in the U.S. are using the Argentine "green tide" color revolution symbols that were used to campaign for the legalization of abortion in Argentina. Henry Kissinger related think-tanks and NGOs heavily funded that movement.

🇺🇸 🌹Crowd Counting Consortium's social-data scientist Jay Ufelder:
"So far, for the period May 2–May 5, crowdcounting has recorded 283 protests against overturning Roe V Wade in 204 different cities and towns across 45 states plus DC and PR, with ~43,000 participants in the 208 events for which we have info on crowd size. Tuesday saw the largest number of events (and crowd sizes) so far, but there are a lot of actions scheduled for this weekend and over the next two weeks. I'm virtually certain the tallies will rise again over the next few days. Protesters' banners and signs and chants have focused on access to abortion, of course, but there's been a fair amount of variation in their rhetoric beyond that. Here's a word cloud of all the claims we've recorded so far."

🇺🇸 🐴 Long shot Rich Strike stuns all in winning 148th Kentucky Derby

The victory is one of the most stunning in the history of the Kentucky Derby as little was expected of a horse that went off at 80-1 odds. According to NBC, Rich Strike is the second-biggest long shot to ever win the Kentucky Derby.

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🏳 The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan announced a decree which orders afghan women, even those in Kabul to cover themselves from head to toe in public, according to a statement from the General Directorate of Administrative Affairs.

The ruling was delayed for a while to maybe sway the western sanctions away, but as Taliban sees no hope of sanctions being lifted, they are paving towards the more traditional laws which are considered extreme for western eyes. Most taliban factions who wanted to show a "new taliban" image are fed up as it is leading to nothing. For that reason the so-called "extreme factions" inside taliban are winning.