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The name's Tanji, I'm 21 and live in Austria. Music enthusiast. Living the gig life. Concert photography

[kyonite]

this is the perfect grade of good luck

reblog in 5 seconds and all of your grades will inch ever closer to perfect

[jimiyoong]

[jinfesta]

serendipity

[95z]

the universe has moved for us there wasn’t even a little miss our happiness was meant to be

[bikarim-archived]

i want to check something so reblog this post if you’re an ///international skam fan/// (i.e not from norway) but you’re not from the usa. if you are from the usa go here. this is for science.

[drrncrss]

THEY DID THAT

[teamwang]

[almondarcade]

who the fuck genuinely enjoys the taste of sour candy who the fuck says “im going to eat this sugary sweet coated in pain salt and im gonna fucking like it”

[lesbiantaurus-deactivated202508]

Me.

[honeyproducer-blog]

Feed Me The Pain Salt

[bowsic]

if my eye isn’t twitching its not sour enough

[ricamora-falahee]

Not knowing if you were alive or dead, I-I was terrified. So was I.

[tmholland]

the most beautiful thing you’ll ever see as a college student is changing your spacing on your paper to doubled-space and see it go from 2 pages to 5 pages

[verily-i-say]

I’m so here for Little Mix beating Zayn, with Shoutout To My Ex. LOLOLOLOL

[magnusizzy]

I always knew I couldn’t have what I wanted… Until you came along.

[knightchanges]

A KING

[thetomlinsondaily]

[isaks-even]

[thetommmoarchives]

[about arse tattoo] Is this breaking news?

[highreevecain-deactivated202502]

Donald Trump’s National Security Advisor Met with the Head of a Neo-Nazi Party

We all need to pay attention to this.

There’s been a lot of discussion surrounding Donald Trump and the so-called “alt-right” (which is basically a term for white nationalism) in the weeks that have passed since the 2016 election. Many members of the white nationalist group have been outspoken Trump supporters, including the founder of the movement itself, Richard Spencer. Trump has also appointed Steve Bannon as his chief strategist — a man who has been heavily associated with the “alt-right.”

The “alt-right” is known for its extremist and racist views, as well as being severely anti-Semitic. It seems like the association between the Trump campaign and neo-Nazis won’t be broken any time soon, as his chosen national security advisor, General Mike Flynn, recently met with Heinz-Christian Strache — the head of Austria’s far-right Freedom Party, which was established by former Nazis after World War II.

The Freedom Party was originally created to be a safe haven for Nazis and Nazi sympathizers after World War II and the Holocaust. In the ‘80s, Jörg Haider became its leader, and the party took a turn toward right-wing populism with a strong anti-immigration stance. As the New York Times explains, today, the party is “anti-foreigner, anti-Islam and anti-globalization” making it an appealing party for Europe’s far-right — much like the white nationalist “alt-right” in the U.S.

It should be obvious that this meeting between Trump’s National Security Advisor and the leader of a neo-Nazi movement is extremely alarming. This meeting calls back to the words of representatives from the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, who spoke out after the “alt-right” held a chilling conference in Washington D.C. praising Trump. They reminded us, through their statement, that the Holocaust didn’t begin with killing – it began with words.

[glassceilingbreakers]

[undercovertacobell]