WARRIORS at TIMBERWOLVES | NBA FULL GAME HIGHLIGHTS | November 27, 2022



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The Golden State Warriors defeat the Minnesota Timberwolves, 137-114. Stephen Curry recorded a team-high 25 points and 11 rebounds, along with 8 assists for the Warriors, while Jordan Poole (24 points, 4 rebounds, 6 assists) and Klay Thompson (21 points, 5 3PM) added a combined 45 points in the victory. Anthony Edwards tallied a game-high 26 points, along with 4 rebounds and 4 assists for the Timberwolves. The Warriors improve to 11-10 on the season, while the Timberwolves fall to 10-10.

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  1. WAKE UP PEOPLE…….
    THE CURRENT PRESIDENT IS NOT WHO HE LOOKS LIKE. HE IS AN IMPOSTER, AND GOD IS GOING TO EXPOSE THIS THROUGH NEWS MEDIA TO COME. THE PRIOR PRESIDENT IS COMING BACK AS RIGHTFUL PRESIDENT…….

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  2. Just to think the Timberwolves screwed up year Curry was drafted instead of taking curry we chose Ricky Rubio We could have had Curry and all star from UCLA that played with Lebron in Cleveland but no

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  3. Hudson Institute: Forced Organ Harvesting Continues in China

    Nina Shea, a Hudson Institute Senior Fellow, hosted two sessions on forced organ harvesting in China.

    Nina Shea is a Hudson Institute Senior Fellow and director of the Center for Religious Freedom. She hosted two sessions on forced organ harvesting. One was “China’s Hideous Science of Forced Organ Harvesting” on June 28 and another was “China’s Forced Organ Harvesting Continues” on June 30.

    During the second session, Shea mentioned that the crime of forced organ harvesting was first exposed in 2006 and later confirmed by the short waiting time for organs in China. Browde highlighted the correlation between the mass imprisonment of Falun Gong practitioners and the organ harvesting in China.

    In 2006, Annie testified in Washington D.C. that her ex-husband, a surgeon in Sujiatun Hospital, had removed corneas from over 2,000 Falun Gong practitioners. “My ex-husband told me that most of the Falun Gong practitioners were strong and healthy and many were still breathing when their organs were removed. After the removal, many of them were thrown into the (hospital’s) crematory oven, so that no trace was left,” she said, “For others, after their organs were removed, the openings on their bodies were stitched. Some families knew practitioners were detained here, so they would be asked to sign consent to have the bodies cremated in crematories outside.”

    Annie also apologized to Falun Gong practitioners on behalf of her ex-husband. “My husband had asked not to perform these operations, but at that time he had no control. He knew that if he stopped, his wife, child, and parents may all be killed. Even today, he didn’t dare to speak up,” she added. Later on, he faced consequences and had late-stage cancer.

    Shortly after Annie’s testimony, David Kilgour and David Matas started their independent investigations. When presenting their findings in Ottawa on July 6, 2006, Matas called the forced organ harvesting a “new form of evil on this planet.” After publishing Bloody Harvest: The Killing of Falun Gong for Their Organs in 2009, the two authors received an award from the International Society for Human Rights in the same year.

    In March 2020, the China Tribunal in London released its final judgment. “In the long-term practice in the PRC of forced organ harvesting it was indeed Falun Gong practitioners who were used as a source – probably the principal source – of organs for forced organ harvesting,” wrote its conclusion.

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  4. The classic Supermassive Games straight-ahead stare whenever the characters are moving their heads is so funny. They are incredibly close to fully replicating human movement, but the eyes move so robotically haha

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  5. Management in the wolves organization has to go. We need new management …. 133 to GS and 142 to Wizards. Rudy trade and pairing up with Kat isn’t working at all. I’ll give em a year to figure it out but next year if it’s still the same. People have to go

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  6. Steve Kerr has to be one of the worst coaches of all time. I really wish he would have accepted the Knicks job, because he would’ve been fired by now!!! The bum needs at least 8 all stars on his roster to win

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