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sasrr:

my mom. This was to show there is no difference in the way they cover themselfs up. So instead of thinking a hijabi is oppressed, give her respect.

This really needed to be done! <3 It also should get more notes.

sasrr:

my mom. This was to show there is no difference in the way they cover themselfs up. So instead of thinking a hijabi is oppressed, give her respect.

This really needed to be done! <3 It also should get more notes.

— 3 months ago with 2755 notes
#nun  #hijab  #catholic  #muslimah 
Anonymous asked: White


Answer:

Purple!

*I guess we’re naming colors*

— 3 months ago
lenins-little-potato:

stalinsprincess:

picturesofwar:

The man who saved the world:
Stanislav Petrov was manning surveillance equipment for the Soviet Air Defense Forces when he noticed something strange on the screen.  Soon after, warning signals started flashing with the report of an incoming nuclear missile from the USA.
Seeing only one missile, he figured it was a mistake.  He figured Americans wouldn’t send only one missile if they wanted a nuclear war.
Soon thereafter, many more started appearing on the screen. 
Nevertheless he trusted his instincts, and rather than contact his superiors he waited to see what would happen.  He waited past the perceived time on impact.  There was no damage - the warnings were due to a system malfunction.
Had Petrov not defied protocol and contacted his superiors, a real nuke may very well have been fired, igniting a nuclear war between the USA and Soviet Union.
September 26, 1983 - 28 years ago today.

I meant to do a post on him ages ago
Trooper

 I did a post on him last year. He is a true hero of the Soviet Union, and the world.

lenins-little-potato:

stalinsprincess:

picturesofwar:

The man who saved the world:

Stanislav Petrov was manning surveillance equipment for the Soviet Air Defense Forces when he noticed something strange on the screen.  Soon after, warning signals started flashing with the report of an incoming nuclear missile from the USA.

Seeing only one missile, he figured it was a mistake.  He figured Americans wouldn’t send only one missile if they wanted a nuclear war.

Soon thereafter, many more started appearing on the screen. 

Nevertheless he trusted his instincts, and rather than contact his superiors he waited to see what would happen.  He waited past the perceived time on impact.  There was no damage - the warnings were due to a system malfunction.

Had Petrov not defied protocol and contacted his superiors, a real nuke may very well have been fired, igniting a nuclear war between the USA and Soviet Union.

September 26, 1983 - 28 years ago today.

I meant to do a post on him ages ago

Trooper

 I did a post on him last year. He is a true hero of the Soviet Union, and the world.

(via hope-mongerer)

— 8 months ago with 3276 notes
#Stanislav Petrov  #cold war  #history  #nuclear war  #ussr  #Soviet Union  #Russia