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Messi hit a record 91 goals in 2012 alone across 69 games for Barcelona and Argentina, while Ronaldo peaked with 61 in 2011 and 69 in 2013, often from the wing at Real Madrid. Fans compare these hauls to other strikers' careers, with Ronaldo backers highlighting his Ballons d'Or and Champions Leagues over World Cup demands, and Messi supporters pointing to his 2022 triumph with 13 goals and eight assists for Argentina. Nostalgia clips showcase Messi's dribbling magic against Ronaldo's aerial power, as both legends continue shining in 2026 at Inter Miami and Al-Nassr.

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From 2011 to 2014, Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo each scored exactly 253 goals for club and country—a jaw-dropping tie that still fuels endless debates.

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Musk reacted to Ramaphosa's March 31 speech at the South Africa Investment Conference, where the president stood firm on Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) as key to fixing apartheid's inequalities and fostering inclusive growth. The debate centers on the 2025 Employment Equity Amendment Act, which sets strict racial and demographic targets for jobs across sectors, with fines for non-compliance, while supporters see it as redress and critics view it as reverse discrimination. Musk's frustration ties to Starlink's inability to launch there due to 30% Black ownership requirements, despite his South African roots, highlighting ongoing economic tensions in a nation still healing from its past.

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Elon Musk, born in South Africa, hit back at President Cyril Ramaphosa's defense of race-based economic rules, labeling them 'extremely racist' in a pointed online exchange.

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Musk reacted to Ramaphosa's March 31 speech at the South Africa Investment Conference, where the president stood firm on Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) as key to fixing apartheid's inequalities and fostering inclusive growth. The debate centers on the 2025 Employment Equity Amendment Act, which sets strict racial and demographic targets for jobs across sectors, with fines for non-compliance, while supporters see it as redress and critics view it as reverse discrimination. Musk's frustration ties to Starlink's inability to launch there due to 30% Black ownership requirements, despite his South African roots, highlighting ongoing economic tensions in a nation still healing from its past.

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Elon Musk, born in South Africa, hit back at President Cyril Ramaphosa's defense of race-based economic rules, labeling them 'extremely racist' in a pointed online exchange.

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Ingoglia argued that sanctuary jurisdictions attract criminals and shield them from deportation, declaring such politicians 'absolutely complicit.' The remarks follow high-profile murders in Virginia's Fairfax County, where three of four suspects charged this year are undocumented immigrants, including cases like Misael Lopez Gomez accused of killing his infant daughter and Abdul Jalloh in the fatal stabbing of a mother of three. Democratic Gov. Abigail Spanberger rescinded a prior order requiring cooperation with ICE detainers, drawing criticism from DHS and figures like Rep. Jim Jordan and former ICE Acting Director Tom Homan, who vows increased enforcement amid concerns over public safety.

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Flanked by law enforcement at a press conference, Florida CFO Blaise Ingoglia made a bold call: charge politicians backing sanctuary policies as accessories to crimes by undocumented immigrants.

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Coldplay Access shared a dramatic announcement Tuesday claiming the band was splitting after Moon Music and their tour, with Chris Martin eyeing Hollywood and Jonny Buckland tending sheep. Heartbroken reactions flooded in, like one user's 'BITCH MY HEART SKIPPED A BEAT,' though savvy fans spotted the April Fool's joke right away. No official word from Coldplay, whose Music of the Spheres tour runs through 2026 and latest album earned strong reviews.

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A Brazilian fan account's post screamed 'THE END OF COLDPLAY!' with a 1998-2026 stamp, leaving fans pleading 'What do you mean end of Coldplay???' before realizing it was April 1.

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The tournament hosted by Classic Film TV Cafe advances to its Final Four stage with two matchups: Ingrid Bergman against Bette Davis and Olivia de Havilland against Barbara Stanwyck. Participants debate the actresses' 1940s performances and filmographies, citing films like Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, The Letter, Double Indemnity, and Now, Voyager. Voting for both matchups ends at 10:30 pm EST.

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Journalist Adriaan Basson published a News24 article urging protection for Public Protector Advocate Busisiwe Mothibi and Advocate Andrea Johnson as they investigate corruption allegations against South African Police Service National Commissioner Fannie Masemola amid internal SAPS conflicts. The article highlights 'SAPS wars' involving these figures. Other journalists including Pieter du Toit, Ferial Haffajee, and Jeff Wicks shared the article.

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On October 12, 2000, during the Second Intifada, Yosef Avrahami and Vadim Norzhich, two Israeli IDF reservists, were lynched by a mob in Ramallah after taking a wrong turn into the city. The incident, captured on video showing the men beaten, stabbed, and mutilated, led to Israeli military operations and contributed to the breakdown of peace efforts. Twenty-five years later, the event resurfaced on social media following pro-Palestinian protesters painting their hands red at an Oxford Union event with former Israeli PM Ehud Olmert on November 17, prompting polarized discussions about the symbolism and historical context.

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Blood-red hands painted by protesters at Oxford Union echo a gruesome 2000 image of Palestinian mob violence against two Israeli reservists.

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On October 12, 2000, during the Second Intifada, Yosef Avrahami and Vadim Norzhich, two Israeli IDF reservists, were lynched by a mob in Ramallah after taking a wrong turn into the city. The incident, captured on video showing the men beaten, stabbed, and mutilated, led to Israeli military operations and contributed to the breakdown of peace efforts. Twenty-five years later, the event resurfaced on social media following pro-Palestinian protesters painting their hands red at an Oxford Union event with former Israeli PM Ehud Olmert on November 17, prompting polarized discussions about the symbolism and historical context.

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Blood-red hands painted by protesters at Oxford Union echo a gruesome 2000 image of Palestinian mob violence against two Israeli reservists.

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