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Trump suggested selling U.S. ‘citizenship’ for $5 million. Honestly, if he gave me $5 million, I’d agree to leave the U.S. right now and never come back lmao
https://www.cnn.com/2025/02/25/politics/us-gold-card-foreigners-trump/index.html.
@withmohinur
| 2 | Guys, do we have people in 9-11th grades?
Many people don't know that applying for foreign universities like the US is not as expensive. They go to consulting agencies who for random university acceptances charge ridiculous sums. But actually, you don't have to pay that much money. My friend levsha recently opened a channel in uzbek language, and in his posts, he teaches all steps needed to apply for top universities for free and get scholarships. Also, this weekend, he's doing an event in Tashkent about top university applications and SAT.
You can learn more here:
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https://t.me/+2ceuOyPK-9cwNGMy | 2 908 |
| 3 | Not me still waiting for the egg price to drop after day 3 of Trump’s official presidency | 3 372 |
| 4 | https://youtu.be/oPEKUnTHUWE?si=uNHcm34jUh6N23Es | 3 379 |
| 5 | If you’re planning to watch the new Lex Fridman podcast with Zelensky, I recommend watching Tucker Carlson’s interview with Vladimir Putin first (February 6th, 2024).
Balance is important, even in podcasts:)
@withmohinur | 4 097 |
| 6 | For the past two days, my Instagram feed has been flooded with strange videos showing unusual events in the skies over New Jersey, New York, Ohio and other cities. What’s really happening is still a mystery. People are reporting odd flying objects – some believe they resemble the angels described in the Bible, while others think they could be aliens.
A more likely explanation floating around is Project Blue Beam – a conspiracy theory suggesting that governments or secret organizations might use advanced technology to stage fake events, like holograms of UFOs or religious figures, to manipulate and control the public.
The theory proposes that this could be part of a plan to establish a new world order by uniting or frightening people into accepting a single global authority. However, there is no credible evidence to support the existence of Project Blue Beam – it remains a belief held by some, but most experts dismiss it as a myth. (Google).
But still, I can’t help but wonder – if these sightings were truly biblical and involved angels, why would they only appear on the East Coast of the U.S.? Why not in other Christian-majority countries?
Could this really be a distraction from something bigger happening behind the scenes?
more: https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2024/12/15/us/drone-sightings-east-coast
@withmohinur | 2 854 |
| 7 | Journalist and Social Media Manager of EL-yurt Botirali aka recently started his own channel and has been sharing useful content about El-yurt itself and the application process. Definitely recommend joining!
t.me/botiraliblog_uz | 551 |
| 8 | Choosing a Major like a Pro (or Not)?
Growing up, we all had ideas about what we’d be when we grew up. For me, it was always changing—first, I wanted to be a pilot, then a teacher, a stewardess, and even a doctor, mostly because those seemed like “cool” jobs at the time.
Now that I’m in my second year of journalism, I’ve realized that choosing a major isn’t as simple as it seems.
Some of my friends have switched majors—one left economics, another switched from business, and one more dropped computer science. The economics major couldn’t stand the math, the business student realized it wasn’t for them, and the computer science student was worried about being a jobless after all.
In journalism, we don’t have finals, but instead, we have biiig final projects that can take months to finish. The catch is that these projects don’t just depend on your knowledge—they rely on other people. You might need to interview people, take their photos, or gather public opinions. You also have to be comfortable with technology and, sometimes, spend a huge amount of money to get things done right. Journalism requires you to be outgoing, flexible, and have a broad understanding of a lot of topics. It’s a lot of work, but that’s what makes it interesting.
We have this amazing professor, Fred Brock, who teaches our reporting class (JOUR 205) and I’m his protégé. He’s done it all—worked as a journalist at the WSJ and NY Times, written books, and even got stuck in an elevator with Nixon, got kissed by Madonna. But even with all his success, he still has some regrets about his career.
One of my work supervisors has a journalism degree from UofA, but now works in a tech department. Does it mean that whole 4 years were for nothing?
Sometimes, people without a degree can end up excelling in fields that people with degrees pursue.
And believe me, this so-called networking thing, a.k.a. tanish-bilish in Uzbek, matters literally everywhere. If you know people, you know people.
After all, choosing a profession is a big deal. But if you’re not feeling it, just drop out and hustle.
@withmohinur | 3 465 |
| 9 | Are you interested in lifestyle of a student in american university? Nilufar has opened her lifestyle channel where she will be sharing all about her life
Follow her channel to get inspired by her creativity, fashion style, and random posts | 720 |
| 10 |  +8Fall ’24 Core
News: From unemployed to employed, got rejected by an internship because of logistical issues (I didn’t have a car), didn’t go to meet Obama on a UofA press team with 7 other jour school students because I was so pro-Trump, rejected my inaugural seminar acceptance letter for D.C. because I couldn’t afford the participation fee ($2.500), still don’t have any plans for winter break, declared Spanish as my second minor and am planning a study abroad in Europe someday, already regretting not buying tickets for Billie Eilish concert and lastly, successfully registered for Spring ’25 classes with 18 units.
What’s new with you guys?
@withmohinur🔖 | 4 681 |
| 11 | Love him or hate him, but the man knows how to make election season feel like prime time. | 6 052 |
| 12 |  Video message | 5 870 |
| 13 |  I told ya! | 5 797 |
| 14 |  hands down, I am winning the election🙉 | 1 496 |
| 15 |  Trump gets Alaska, and Harris gets Hawaii, then its damnnn close!!
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| 17 | Full Guide for NYU’s Supplemental Essays 2024-2025 with examples.
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| 18 | I dropped out of a class called American National Government in September because it clashed with my crime reporting (jour) class. I managed to attend four lectures, and in the third one, the professor brought up the legal drama Suits to make a point. I was intrigued, so I went home, fired up my Netflix (premium, lol), and started watching Suits. A month later, I had finished the entire series.
The characters really pulled me in, especially Mike Ross and Harvey Specter. Mike’s story—a college dropout landing a job at a top law firm—hit home for me as a student trying to figure things out. It’s like a reminder that sometimes you can take a less traditional path and still make it big (i.e., you can still be the best without a college degree).
And then there’s Harvey Specter. There’s this quote of his that’s gone viral: “Life is this, I like this.” It sums up his whole vibe—confident, unapologetic, and all about valuing the moment. It made me think about how we often hesitate in life instead of just going for what we want.
One of my favorite parts of the show was the relationship between Mike and Harvey. Harvey’s tough-love approach really pushed Mike to grow, and it made me appreciate the importance of having someone in your corner who challenges you—someone who acts like a parent, ready to sacrifice everything just to support you.
But it’s not just about the legal stuff. Suits also shows some real ethical dilemmas that lawyers face. It’s surprising to see the characters wrestle with tough choices that have serious consequences. It got me thinking about my own values and how I would handle similar situations. In the process of watching each episode, I even started Googling terms like “what’s a subpoena?”, “Fifth Amendment,” and “can you practice law without a degree?”
It was like at the same time you watch a movie to relax, and you learn something useful and new, so that was a total win-win.
So, would I recommend Suits?
Absolutely! It’s more than just a legal drama; it’s a show that makes you think about your purpose, values, relationships, and the choices we make. Whether you’re a student or just someone looking for a good binge-watch, Suits has a lot to offer. It was entertaining and thought-provoking, and I walked away feeling inspired.
https://www.netflix.com/title/70195800
SUITS, 2019 (134 episodes, 9 seasons)
@withmohinur💌 | 6 958 |
| 19 | A friend of mine is doing some amazing things at American Hub, where she serves as the director. She shares her experiences and lifestyle, along with stories from her travels to various countries, all thanks to her success in different projects. She’s also the founder of the U-Teach Teachers project. If that sounds intriguing, check out her channel!
https://t.me/+3A8n0FPjaexlOWUy
https://t.me/+3A8n0FPjaexlOWUy | 1 722 |
| 20 | If you still have any questions, you can contact me at @imkhnr. Don’t forget to share the post and leave reactions! | 2 935 |
