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Ryan Reynolds recently reposted STōK Cold Brew's Super Bowl 2024 ad‚ featuring Sir Anthony Hopkins. It turns out the "Deadpool" actor has some skin in the game.

Some years the ads are the most exciting part of the Super Bowl.  Hopefully‚ this Sunday’s matchup between the San Francisco 49ers and the Kansas City Chiefs will provide thrills.  Many ads that will play during the game will feature a Rock soundtrack designed to keep fans in their seats. Budweiser: The Band –  “The Weight” Budweiser’s Clydesdale horses make a new friend. “The Weight” is from the Band’s ‘68 album “Music From Big Pink.” “If” Movie: Free – “All Right Now” The ‘70 hit “All Right Now” promotes the movie starring Ryan Reynolds. “The Fall Guy” Movie: Bon Jovi – “You Give Love A Bad Name” Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt star as quarreling ex-lovers in the radically re-worked big screen version of the ’80s TV series “The Fall Guy.” Bud Light: Steppenwolf – “Magic Carpet Ride” The Bud Light genie grants a list of wishes to a group of friends. Has Bud Light returned to everyone’s good graces? Paramount Plus: Creed – “Higher” The 99 hit is heard as actor Patrick Stewart sings along with Scott Stapp and the band. “Despicable Me 4” Movie: Guns N’ Roses/Hall &; Oates – “Sweet Child O’ Mine”/”Maneater” The songs drive the trailer for sixth movie from the “Despicable Me” franchise. “Inside Out 2” Movie: Ozzy Osbourne – “Crazy Train” The song arrives alongside a violent redecoration at the “Inside Out” headquarters. “Kung Fu Panda 4” Movie: The White Stripes – “Seven Nation Army” An orchestra-boosted version of the White Stripes ‘03 anthem promos the fourth installment of the animated big-screen adventure. Who has the best ad? The post Rockin’ Super Bowl Ads appeared first on RockinTown.

The elite are dividing Americans by sex‚ race‚ class and more Owen Shroyer of the War Room explains how the left is invading and destroying female society at every level.

Violence has erupted in various corners of the country. Voting has ended in Pakistan’s general elections which have been among its most tense in modern times‚ as popular former prime minister Imran Khan sits in a jail cell—his party Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf party (PTI) banned and with members forced to run as independents—and as violence has erupted in various corners of the country. Throughout the day the government and security services took the drastic and extreme step of suspending mobile services‚ and at least nine people‚ among them two children and six security officials‚ were killed in attacks by armed groups. The day prior‚ scores were killed and wounded in election-related terror attacks and bombings‚ including instances of hand grenades thrown at polling stations. The Ministry of Interior has posted on X Thursday morning (local time) that in response to “recent incidents of terrorism” in the country‚ cellular networks were cut in order “to maintain the law and order situation and deal with possible threats.” NetBlocks has also confirmed there were internet outages in various provinces following “months of digital censorship targeting the political opposition.” The military‚ or essentially the Pakistani deep state‚ is widely seen as ultimately the influencer of the election outcome‚ and is also broadly viewed as behind the persecution of Khan and his being barred from office. As Bloomberg reviews of how things have long worked in Pakistan‚ a country which also cooperates deeply with Western intelligence services‚ especially the CIA in counter-terror operations…Our fan-favorite Turbo Force Plus is now 40% off! See for yourself the delicious one-of-a-kind energy boost infowarriors CRAVE! Pakistan’s military has directly ruled the nuclear-armed nation for longer than any civilian government. While it has been 15 years since Pervez Musharraf stepped down as the last military ruler‚ the Inter-Services Intelligence‚ which oversees internal security‚ plays a significant role in foreign policy‚ security and the economy.The generals’ backing is seen as crucial for civilian leaders to gain power‚ and to hold on to it. All prime ministers including Imran Khan and Nawaz Sharif benefited from their support to win elections‚ and lost power when they clashed with the army. Wednesday into Thursday witnessed significant incidents of violence‚ including in Dera Ismail Khan district‚ where five police officers were gunned down after a bomb was set off. Additionally unknown attackersthrew hand grenades at a couple of polling stations in Balochistan province. Wednesday blasts in Balochistan had the highest casualty rate of the last 48 hours‚ with the Islamic State reportedly claiming responsibility‚ according to Time: The grenades‚ which reportedly did not injure anyone‚ followed lethal explosions in Balochistan Wednesday. One blast occurred in the Pishin district‚ killing 18 individuals‚ CNN reported‚ and injuring 24‚ according to Jan Achakzai‚ the province’s Minister for Information and Public Relations. Another blast occurred in Qilla Saifullhah‚ killing 12 people‚ according to Achakzai. He warned in an X post that the death toll could rise and said the government had revisited security protocols. Former Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has remained confident his party will win. His Pakistan Muslim League party is widely believed to be favored and poised to take an outright majority in parliament. Nawaz Sharif said that “Once this election is over‚ we will sit down and decide who is PM (prime minister) and who is CM (chief minister)” of Punjab province. Vote counting is underway‚ after in some areas a two hour vote extension was given by emergency order.  Sharif’s archrival‚ former PM Khan is meanwhile languishing in jail after a series of convictions on ‘corruption’. More convictions were slapped on him a mere days before the election‚ leaving his supporters outraged and claiming a military-orchestrated conspiracy. Several armed attacks on candidates’ offices &; polling stations have occurred over the last 48 hours‚ but there are also some early celebrations among PTI supporters… 🇵🇰IMRAN KHAN'S PARTY CELEBRATES EARLY POLLING RESULTS"Congrats‚ Pakistan‚ we won the first part of the day. Now‚ let’s not leave polling stations so we can support polling agents. Victory is near‚ Inshallah!" Official PTI https://t.co/Lf2Se8omSc pic.twitter.com/g22vENoAps— Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal) February 8‚ 2024 He’s popularly seen as a rare politician not afraid to take on and criticize the military‚ but he was removed from power in an April 2022 no-confidence vote‚ subsequently slapped with over 150 legal cases against him. His PTI party has not only been forced to run as independent on the ballot‚ but even their party symbol‚ a cricket bat‚ has been banned from the election. His supporters say the military is essentially trying to ‘disappear’ Khan from all public life and from ever returning politically.

The establishment is in panic mode as their Ukraine war lies and propaganda set to be exposed. The globalists are frantically panicking over the upcoming Tucker Carlson interview with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Alex Jones reports. Breaking! Democrats Call For Tucker Carlson To Be Charged With Espionage Act Over Putin Interview pic.twitter.com/nk7owcLinY— Alex Jones (@RealAlexJones) February 8‚ 2024

When the World Economic Forum rolled out their advertising campaign for The Great Reset it was supposed to be the victory lap for Globalism. Coupled with the COVID-19 pandemic‚ the subsequent global financial crisis unleashed a flood of government funny money that was supposed to buy our way to their perpetual prosperity.

Muckraker has obtained never-before-seen undercover footage from inside three of New York's secret illegal alien compounds‚ at The ROW NYC‚ Randall's Island‚ and Floyd Bennett Field.

Adams 'clarified' that the taxpayer funds will be in the form of prepaid food cards‚ not American Express  credit cards - which he says will improve the efficiency of food distribution and reduce waste (somehow). Adams claims that it will ultimately cut costs by 20%‚ vs. say‚ not handing money to people in the country illegally.