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Samuel Kelsey | Here To Assist The Shift

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6 days ago

Posted On: October 30th 2026, 05:01 pm

Leave the matrix..

The program that's running the showing external.

We're clearing the internal program.

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Comments (7)

2 days ago

lilirago1

❤️❤️❤️❤️

5 days ago

tobyascends

All is mind

5 days ago

iamceriwilkins

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6 days ago

emmasoulsbyfx

💯 oh yes. Loved hearing this.

6 days ago

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6 days ago

wellbeing_and_fitness_by_ruth

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اگه از رقصم خوشتون اومد لایک و کامنت فراموش نشه🥰دلتون شاد و لبتون خندون😊
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#شوکا#دنسر #اکسپلور
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#شاد#آهنگ شاد😘

Duolingo reportedly asked digital artist and animator Movail to remove a series of posts featuring Lily, its goth teen mascot, with Movail writing on X on November 3 that they had deleted their Duolingo-related posts “by request of duolingo legal team”. One of Movail’s October 31 posts captioned “Don’t give up on your lessons!” racked up nearly 30 million views before deletion, and the removed artwork reportedly included Lily in provocative animated poses. The takedown triggered a wave of reposts and backlash, with some users warning Duolingo was creating a Streisand effect by drawing more attention to the deleted art while others flooded the company’s replies with jokes and reposts. Duolingo has not publicly explained what legal claim it raised, and Movail did not publish the notice or identify the lawyer involved, so there is no public evidence this was a lawsuit, formal copyright strike, or trademark complaint.

✍️: X / Movail2

कुरुक्षेत्र विश्वविद्यालय ❤️
#srishatisharmaofficial #university #kuk #ratnawali #kurukshetra

🖤🔮 THE LAST WITCH | C.J. COOKE 🔮🖤

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5 STARS

Some stories deserve to be told. Some women deserve to be remembered.

What better way to spend Halloween than completely immersed in a story of witch trials, persecution and the women caught in the shadows of history?

Set in Innsbruck in 1485, The Last Witch is a fictional retelling inspired by the real-life story of Helena Scheuberin, and what an extraordinary read it is.

I’ve always been fascinated by the history of witch trials, but there is something particularly powerful about reading a story that gives a voice to a woman who actually lived through such a terrifying period.

C.J. Cooke’s writing is absolutely brilliant. Atmospheric, compelling and beautifully crafted, this was one of those books I simply didn’t want to put down. I was completely absorbed from beginning to end.

But what struck me most wasn’t simply the injustice of what happened in 1485. It was how uncomfortably familiar some of those attitudes towards women still feel today.

Women being dismissed, disbelieved, silenced and punished for daring to challenge expectations. More than 500 years may separate us from Helena Scheuberin, yet misogyny hasn’t disappeared. That realisation left me angry, and perhaps that’s exactly why stories like this matter so much.

We need to remember these women, their courage and the injustices they faced. Their stories should never be forgotten.

I love books that entertain me, but I especially love books that make me think, question and feel something long after I’ve turned the final page.

This wasn’t just a brilliant piece of historical fiction. It was an important, thought-provoking and utterly captivating read.

Five very well-deserved stars. 🖤

Have you read The Last Witch? Are you as fascinated by the history of witch trials as I am?

#TheLastWitch #CJCooke #HistoricalFiction #WitchTrials #BookstagramUK

Samuel Kelsey | Here To Assist The Shift

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