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February 16, 2026 at 1:47 AM
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nss sinceramente
February 15, 2026 at 11:23 PM
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February 15, 2026 at 10:45 PM
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Instead, the Trump's NSS document singled out European countries, castigating their “unstable minority governments, many of which trample on basic principles of democracy to suppress opposition” as an obstacle to ending the war in Ukraine.(FP)
February 15, 2026 at 9:49 PM
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Nss, falou tudo
February 15, 2026 at 5:23 PM
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EFTA01382698 | EFTA01382698 S-I/A Table of Contrail wholly-owned entity in Poland named PoIcard, which we acquired in 2007. In the Middle East and Africa, we have established a footprint in the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar. Egypt, and we recently launched our acquiring business in South Africa. We believe our EMEA business will continue to benefit from several industry and regulatory trends. We believe the shift to electronic payments will continue to drive growth in the region. particularly as more commerce moves online and businesses and financial institutions in Central and Eastern Europe and the Middle East and Africa continue to develop and mature. Similar to the United States and Canada, we believe the penetration of new industry verticals, small businesses, online and mobile commerce. prepaid products, and commercial transactions will continue to drive core growth in the region. while the adoption of more advanced commerce-enabling solutions, such as IPOS, business management software apps. and data and analytics solutions, will fuel a second wave of growth among mote established bunnesscs. In the European Union. we believe there are also several regulatory initiatives which could help drive new growth opportunities for First Data. We believe the implementation of the E.U. Regulation on MultilateralInterchange Fees, which caps interchange fees at 30 basis points for credit transactions and 20 basis points for debit transactions, could help incentivize more businesses, particularly smaller ones, to accept electronic payments and adopt complementary commerce-enabling solutions. Since the European Union also has a proportionally high use of debit cards, we believe this regulation could also drive financial institutions to seek new sources of revenue through the issuance of new payment products, technology innovation and the adoption of other commerce-enabling solutions, which we are well positioned to help them achieve. We believe the implementation of the E.U. RevisedDirective on Payment Services (PSD2) will also provide a new catalyst for growth. This regulatory initiative expands on prior efforts to open and harmonize the European payments industry and allows non-bank entities to offer certain payment services, including issuing and merchant acquiring, across all E.U. countries through a single payment institution license. We have obtained this license and believe it will help us pursue new expansion opportunities and drive incremental growth across the region. Latin America The Latin America region accounted for $235 million of revenue and $46 million of EBITDA in 2014 (excluding NSS). We have operations in 8 countries and serve clients in 32 countries in this region. We are a leading merchant acquirer. issuer processor, and eCommerce processor to businesses and financial institutions of all sizes and types in the region and have begun to introduce other commerce-enabling solutions in selected markets. We entered LATAM in 2001 in Puerto Rico. Since then, we have expanded First Data's services and now conduct business in Argentina. Brazil, Colombia. Panama, Mexico, Uruguay. Central America. and the Caribbean. In Brazil. we opened an office in 2002 and primarily provided issuer paces-sing services through the licensing of our VisionPLUS solution to large local banks. Over the past few years, we made significant investments in our personnel, infrastructure, and technology in Brazil and launched our first merchant acquiring business in 2014 called Bin. We are building our distribution capabilities through partnerships with banks and non-bank partners to penetrate the market, and we plan to launch our Clover operating system, eCommerce sr:vices, and other commerce-enabling solutions in 2015 and 2016. In Mexico, First Data established a revenue sharing alliance with Scotiabank in 2003 named ScotiaPOS to provide merchant acquiring services across the country. Since then, the base of business clients and their billings have grown double digits and expanded acceptance in segments such as Education and Health. ScotiaPOS will continue to grow its merchant base by cross-selling products to current bank clients and expanding to new sales channels to penetrate segments with low card acceptance. 139 http://vanv.see.gov/Archi vecledgaddataht83980/000119312515334479/d31022dsla.htmi10/14/2015 9:06:38 AM] CONFIDENTIAL - PURSUANT TO FED. R. CRIM. P. 6(e) CONFIDENTIAL DB-SDNY-0082158 SONY GM_00228342 EFTA01382698
February 15, 2026 at 5:19 PM
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EFTA01382697 | EFTA01382697 X- I/A Table of Comeau to busing.sses through two First Data-owned entities, POSNET and UNPS„ and through various distribution partners. We wit our solutions to financial institutions primarily through our direct sales force. The Canadian market is relatively small compared to the United States, but we believe it is subject to many of the same favorable trends and growth opportunities. While the adoption of electronic payments is significant in this region, we believe there arc various attractive industry• verticals, client segments. and transaction categories that remain relatively undapenetrated and represent a significant growth opportunity. including: (1) the government, gaming. vents and entertainment, and healthcare verticals; (2) the small business and micro-merchant client segments; and (3) the eCommerce. mobile commerce. prepaid. person-to-person. and commercial transaction categories. In addition, we believe our growth in North America will benefit as many of the businesses and financial institutions who have already adopted electronic payments migrate to more sophisticated commerce-enabling technologies. We believe this trend represents a significant growth opportunity in the region to further penetrate our existing client base and to win new clients as business and financial institutions: (I) adopt new business management solutions such as IPOS systems and software apps to manage and grow their enterprises more effectively; (2) migrate more of their commerce online, driving more eCommerce volumes and greater online banking activity; (3) increasingly digitize their payment products to be used in next-generation mobile wallets, such as Apple Pay, and digital stored-value marketplaces, such as GO., (4) move to multi-channel commerce-solutions that enable them to engage with their customers across physical, online and mobile storefronts in an integrated manner; (5) increasingly use next-generation analytics solutions that help them unlock the power of their enterprise data and identify new opportunities for growth; and (6) upgrade to new security and risk management solutions that help protect their enterprises in the wake of widely publicized data breaches and a market that to EMV technology. Europe, Middle East and Africa The Europe. Middle East and Africa is our second largest region. accounting for S1.1 billion of revenue and $340 million of EBiTDA in 2014 (excluding NSS). We have operations in 18 countries and serve clients in 65 countries in this region. We are a leading acquirer processor in EMEA and provide our suite of next-generation commerce-enabling solutions to businesses and financial institutions of all sizes and types. We entered the region in 1991 through the establishment of an equity alliance with Lloyds Bank to provide merchant acquiring services in the United Kingdom. Since then, we have expanded our presence across EMEA by establishing a direct presence in certain markets, developing new alliances end distribution partnerships. and executing a series of acquisitions over the past 15 years. In Western Europe, we have established a footprint in the United Kingdom. Ireland, Switzerland. Germany. Austria, Italy. Greece, Belgium, and the Netherlands and serve clients in other markets from our operations in these countries. We have established various wholly-owned entities in the region, which enable us to sell our solutions directly through locally based relationship managers and business amsultants We have also created various distribution alliances with banks and referral agiaments with third-party resellers, such as ISOs and PSPs, to leverage their strong customer relationships and acquired several companies to expand our reach in the region. in the United Kingdom. we have an equity alliance with Lloyds Bank named Cardnet Merchant Services. In Ireland, we have established an equity alliance with Allied Irish Banks named Allied Irish Banks Merchant Services. In the Netherlands and Belgium, we have established a joint venture with ABN AMRO named European Merchant Services, and in Italy, we have established an equity alliance with BNP Paribas named BNL POSitivity. in Germany, we sell our business solutions through TeleCash, which we acquired in 2003, and our clients include ConCardis, which is the largest German merchant acquirer, according to The Nilson Report dated June 2015. We have used similar strategies to establish a footprint in Central and Eagan Europe and the Middle East and Africa. In Central and Eastern Europe, we have established a footprint in Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary. Romania, the Balties. the I3alkans and Greece. Our largest business in this region is our 138 http/Antw.see.gov/Archivestedgar/datat883980/000119312515334479/d31022dsla.htmI10/14/20I5 9:06:38 AM] CONFIDENTIAL - PURSUANT TO FED. R. CRIM. P. 6(e) CONFIDENTIAL DB-SDNY-0082157 SONY GM_00228341 EFTA01382697
February 15, 2026 at 5:19 PM
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EFTA01382696 | EFTA01382696 S-1/A Table of Contrail businesses and financial institutions of all sizes and types and satisfy the increasing demand for more advanced capabilities. We also continue to find opportunities in developed economics to partner with financial institutions and technology providers to deliver innovative solutions to clients. We have also made strategic investments and developed key partnerships in fast-growing emerging markets such as India and Brazil where the penetration of electronic payments is lower and the use of more advanced commerce-enabling technologies is still nascent. In these markets. we have positioned ourselves to benefit from the rapid adoption of electronic payments by offering core solutions. such as merchant acquiring and card issuer processing, which we differentiate versus local vendors by utilizing our global scale, broad capabilities and deep industry expertise. In addition, we are leveraging the advanced features and functionality of the solutions we have created for our clients in developed markets to offer new commerce-enabling solutions to our clients in emerging markets that empower them with next-generation technology and capabilities to grow their businesses. We believe these imported capabilities are highly differentiated versus the often less-advanced offerings of local competitors. We employ a variety of go-to-market strategies across all of ow geographic regions basal on specific market dynamics, which can vary significantly based on the competitive landscape. the regulatory• environment, and local market preferences. In our OBS segment. we frequently partner with financial institutions through joint venture equity alliances, revenue sharing alliances, and referral partnerships to source new business leads via their retail branch networks. In some markets we also operate direct sales teams or partner with non-bank sales channels, such as independent sales agents. ISOs, ISVs. VARs, and PSPs to sell our commerce solutions to large. medium and small businesses. In our GE'S and NSS segments. we frequently utilize a direct sales model given the longer sales cycles and the greater diversity of needs between clients, and we leverage strategic referral partners, such as group service providers, like industry associations, system integrators. and IT consultancies, who recommend First Data's solutions to members and clients that they are advising on related projects. For more detail on our distribution capabilities, see "—Our Sales and Distribution.' North America North America (the United States and Canada) is our largest region. accounting for $5.3 billion of revenue and $2.2 billion of EB1TDA in 2014 (including Corporate expenses). We are the largest merchant acquirer. issuer processor, independent network services provider in the region. The United States is our largest market in the world and accounts for the majority of our activity in the region. In 2014, we processed approximately 64 billion commercial transactions and acquired $1.7 trillion of payment volume in the United States, accounting for nearly 10% of U.S. GDP. We provide our full range of technology solutions across all three of our business segments and have established a strong leadership position in all of our core businesses. We utilize all of our direct and indirect distribution channels in the United States, including three of our largest equity alliances. Bank of America Merchant Services. Wells Fargo Merchant Services and PNC Merchant Services. and our largest revenue sharing alliance, Citi Merchant Services. In the United States, we serve large businesses, such as national retail, supermarket and restaurant chains, as well as regional SMBs that are positioned across a wide range of industry verticals. In 2014, we serval approximately 4 million business locations in the United States and acquired 39% of U.S. credit and debit purchase volume according to The Nilson Report dated February 2015. We also serve financial institutions of all sizes and types including national and regional banks community banks, credit unions and non-bank issuers of retail private label cards. In the United States, we served approximately 3,900 financial institutions and had 785 million card accounts on file in 2014. To help route transactions between businesses and financial institutions, we own and operate the STAR Networt, which is the largest independent PIN debit and ATM network in the Unite! States, In 2014, STAR processed 3.6 billion transactions. The network serves our clients separately from ow Global Business Solutions and Global Financial Solutions segments and often facilitates transactions that are routed by our merchant acquiring competitors. In Canada, we serve similar types of clients and provide our core merchant acquiring, issuer processing, and °Commerce solutions by utilizing our U.S. platforms. We sell our commerce-enabling solutions 137 http/Antw.see.gov/Archivw/edgar/datat883980/000119312515334479/d31022dsla.htm110/14/2015 9:06:38 AM] CONFIDENTIAL - PURSUANT TO FED. R. CRIM. P. 6(e) CONFIDENTIAL DB-SDNY-0082156 SONY GM_00228340 EFTA01382696
February 15, 2026 at 5:19 PM
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EFTA01382668 | EFTA01382668 S-I/A Table of Contents BUSINESS Our Company First Data sits at the center of global electronic commenx. We believe we offer our clients the most complete array of integrated solutions in the industry, covering their needs across next-generation commerce technologies, merchant acquiring, issuing. and network solutions. We serve our clients in 118 countries, reaching approximately 6 million business locations and over 4,000 financial institutions. We believe we have the industry's largest distribution network, driven by our partnerships with many of the world's leading financial institutions, our direct sales force, and a network of distribution partners. We are the largest merchant acquirer. issuer processor. and independent network services provider in the world, enabling businesses to accept electronic payments, helping financial institutions issue credit, debit and prepaid cants, and muting secure transactions between them. In 2014, we pia l 74 billion transactions globally, or over 2,300 per second, and processed 28% of the world's eCommerce volume. In our largest market, the United States, we acquired $1.7 trillion of payment volume, accounting for nearly 10% of U.S. GDP last year. Our company is organized around three primary lines of business: Global Business Solutions (CBS) — This segment provides retail point-of-sale merchant acquiring and eCommerce services as well as next-generation offerings such as mobile payment services, webgorc-in-a-box solutions, and our cloud-based Clover point-of-sale operating system, which includes a marketplace for proprietary and third-party business apps. • Global Financial Solutions (GFS) — This segment provides credit solutions for bank and non-bank issuers. These include credit and retail private-label card processing within the United States and international markets, as well as licensed financial software systems, such as our VisionPLUS bank processing application, and lending solutions. GFS also provides financial institutions with a suite of related services including card personalization and embossing, statement printing, client service, and remittance processing. Network & Security Solutions (NSS) — This segment provides a wide range of value-added solutions that we sell to clients in our OBS and GFS segments. smaller financial institutions, and other enterprise clients. These solutions include our EFT network solutions, such as our STAR Network. our debit card processing solutions, our stored value network solutions, such as Money Network, ValueLink,Gyfi, and Transaction Wireless, and our security and fraud solutions, such as Trans4rmor and TeleCheck. This segment also supports our other digital strategics, including online and mobile banking, and our business supporting mobile wallets. Our business is characterized by transaction related fees, multi-year contracts, and a diverse client base, which allows us to grow alongside our clients. Our multi-year contracts allow us to achieve a high level of recurring revenues with the same clients. While the contracts typically do not specify fixed revenues to be realized thereunder, they do provide a framework for revenues to be generated based on volume of services provided during such contract's term. Our business also generally requires minimal incremental capital expenditures and working capital to support additional revenue within our existing business lines. In 2014. we generated $11.2 billion of revenue. $1.4 billion of operating profit. and had a net loss attributable to First Data of $458 million, reflecting an increase of 3%, 28% and 52% (decrease of loss), respectively, over 2013. For the same period, we generated segment revenues (which exclude reimbursable fees and other items) of $6.9 billion, Adjusted EBITDA of $2.7 billion, and Adjusted Net Income of $488 million, reflecting an increase of 3%, 9% and 232%. respectively, over 2013. For additional infomlation regarding our segment revenues and nonGAAP financial measures, including a reconciliation of Adjusted EBITDA and Adjusted Net Income to net income attributable to First Data, see "Prospectus Summary—Summary Historical Consolidated Financial and Other Data." 98 http://www.see.pov/Archivecledgar/datant83980/000119312515334479/d31022dsla.html10/14/20I5 9:06:38 AM] CONFIDENTIAL - PURSUANT TO FED. R. CRIM. P. 6(e) CONFIDENTIAL DB-SDNY-0082117 SONY GM_00228301 EFTA01382668
February 15, 2026 at 5:18 PM
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EFTA01382636 | EFTA01382636 S- I/A Table of Contain Global Business Solutions Our OBS segment revenues are primarily derived from processing credit and debit card transactions for business clients and also include fees for providing processing, loyalty and software services and sales and leases of POS devices. Revenues are generated from a variety of sources: • Discount fees charged to a merchant, net of credit and debit card interchange and assessment fees charged by the payment networks. The discount fee is typically either a percentage of the purchase amount or an interchange fee plus a fixed dollar amount: • Processing fees charged to our alliances: • Processing fees charged to merchant acquirers who have outsourced their transaction processing to us; Sales and leases of POS devices: Fees from providing reporting and other services: and • Software and software-as-a-service fees generated from the Clover App Starker. GBS revenue is presented net of interchange feu and assessments but includes reimburseable debit network firs and other, which is also included as an expense. A substantial portion of our business within the GI3S segment is conducted through merchant alliances between the Company and financial institutions. If we have majority ownership and management control over an alliance, then the alliance's financial statements are consolidated with ours and the related processing fees are treated as an intercompany transaction and eliminated upon consolidation. If we do not have a controlling ownership interest in an alliance, we use the equity method of accounting to account for our investment in the alliance. As a result, our consolidated revenues include certain processing fees charged to alliances accounted for under the equity method. A large portion of segment revenue is derived from transaction and processing related services. This business is dependent on macroeconomic consumer trends and global economic conditions that affect the volume of consumer spending and the use of electronic payments and changes in these factors have in the past impacted, and may in the future impact, our ability to grow this portion of the business. We have begun to implement recent initiatives, such as the introduction of several new products and expansion of our sales force. in an effort to grow this business versus prior periods. GlobalFinancial Solutions Our GFS revenues are primarily derived from credit and retail card processing services, output, loyalty and software services provided to financial institutions. Revenues for (iFS services are typically generated on the basis of number of accounts on file, natementsdetters printed and mailed, and personalized plastics issued Network & Security Solutions Our NSS revenues are primarily derived from network and card processing fees and also include security, risk and fraud management solutions and information services. Network access fees charged to businesses are asst.-Ned generally on a per transaction basis. Recent Developments New Products andMarkets We recently launched new products to help our clients grow their businesses. For example: • Clover Station-our tablet based integrated POS solution that simplifies the way SMBs operate. • CloverMobile—allows our clients to accept payments wherever their business takes them. 58 http://wuw.seegov/Archi vecledgar/dataht83980/000119312515334479/d31022ds CONFIDENTIAL - PURSUANT TO FED. R. CRIM. P. 6(e) CONFIDENTIAL 0/14/2015 9:06:38 AM] DB-SDNY-0082076 SONY GM_00228260 EFTA01382636
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EFTA01382595 | EFTA01382595 N-I/A •fable of Contents In 2014, we generated $11.2 billion of revenue, $1.4 billion of operating profit, and had a net loss attributable to First Data of $458 million, reflecting an increase of 3%, 28% and 52% (decrease of loss), respectively, over 2013. For the same period, we generated segment revenues (which exclude reimbursable foes and other items) of $6.9 billion, Adjusted EBITDA of $2.7 billion, and Adjusted Net Income of $488 million, reflecting an increase of 3%, 9% and 232%. respectively, over 2013. For additional information regarding our segment revenues and non-GAAP financial measures, including a reconciliation of Adjusted EBITDA and Adjusted Net Income to net income attributable to First Data, sec "—Summary Historical Consolidated Financial and Other Data." First Data 2014 Segment Revenue First Data I014 Segment EBITDA Network & Security Sotituuris 20% Globta Financial Sokitioits 21% Network & Security Solutions 22% Global tikstnt Bthilltts SOildintri 5O% Saluda lk% Global Business Solutions 60% Our Distribution Platform We deliver ow solutions around the world through a broad set of distribution channels. We believe these channels, collectively, give us one of the largest sales forces in our industry. enabling us to reach clients of all sizes, types, and industry verticals in a cost-effective manner. Our large distribution platform often makes us an attractive partner for established and emerging commerce solution providers. For OBS. we believe we have the industry's largest network of bank partnerships for merchant acquiring, including equity alliances with eight large banks around the world in which we have a controlling or material equity stake, and over 80 revenue sharing partnerships. Our bank partnerships include some of the largest financial institutions in the world, such as Bank of America Corporation. Wells Fargo, The PNC Financial Services Group, Citigroup. SunTrust Banks, Lloyds Banking Group, Allied Irish Banks, ICICI Bank, and ABN AMRO Group. In addition, we have a large direct sales force. and we partner with over 1,100 third parties who actively re-sell our solutions, including independent salts agents. independent sales organizations (ISOs), payment services providers (PSPs), independent software vendors (ISVs), and value-added resellers (VARs) who often have specialized sales capabilities to reach into local communities, small businesses, eCommerce channels, or specific industry verticals. We also have over 1.600 referral arrangements with bank and non-bank partners. For GI'S, we have a large direct sales force and reach a broad base of smaller financial institutions through group service providers (GSPs). For NSS, we leverage the distribution platforms of CBS and GFS, and also distribute through a direct sales force. 2 http://tww.me.gov/Arehi vestedgar/datat883980/000119312515334479/d31022dsla.htmill0/14/2015 9:06:38 AM] CONFIDENTIAL - PURSUANT TO FED. R. CRIM. P. 6(e) CONFIDENTIAL DB-SDNY-0082018 SDNY GM_00228202 EFTA01382595
February 15, 2026 at 5:14 PM
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Just contrast the 2025 NSS with yesterday's news to see how focused they are on the rule of law. Puh leaze :(
February 15, 2026 at 4:38 PM
ednad.bsky.social
Honestly, all I have to say to Shaheen is NSS, about time you pulled your head out of your ass
February 15, 2026 at 4:27 PM
timlune.bsky.social
Just read the new NSS & watch Rubio's visits to Hungary & Slovakia. The tone is different, but the substance of the policy is the same:
'cultivating resistance to Europe's current trajectory within European nations'
aka break up the EU with nationalist parties in member states
https://www.whitehouse.gov/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/2025-National-Security-Strategy.pdf NSS page 25 NSS page 26 NSS page 27
February 15, 2026 at 3:23 PM
phlorianm.bsky.social
Ja. Aber beim Lesen des Spiegel Texts ist mir aufgefallen, ohne Kontext über Rubios Konnotation einiger Begriffe mitzuliefern (z.B. Westen, Europa, Zivilisation), bleibt die Rede für unbedarfte Leser unverständlich.

Wer die NSS der USA nicht kennt, versteht die Rede ohne Kommentar einfach nicht.
February 15, 2026 at 2:20 PM
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of national identities and self-confidence’. This ideological antagonism and civilisational culture war narrative that informs the NSS was the theme of the 2025 MSC speech by Vance, and it was reiterated now by Rubio. The Trump administration has a strategic interest in /3
February 15, 2026 at 1:39 PM
gloefflmann.bsky.social
According to the NSS, the EU is undermining ‘political liberty and sovereignty’, transforming the Europe through uncontrolled immigration policies, ‘strife, censorship of free speech and suppression of political
opposition, cratering birthrates, and loss /2
February 15, 2026 at 1:39 PM
themsblog.bsky.social
New post: Cladribine inhibits CNS inflammation…NSS! https://multiple-sclerosis-research.org/2026/02/cladribine-inhibits-cns-inflammation-nss/
February 15, 2026 at 9:27 AM
karinzegt.bsky.social
And we don’t need that stupid NSS of the Trump administration.
February 15, 2026 at 8:22 AM
inumandias.bsky.social
＞ブダペストでは保守活動家や指導者が集まる「保守政治行動会議（CPAC）」が繰り返し開催されており、次回は3月に予定されている。

親トランプで米国の求める方向と一致する両国にテコ入れする新NSS欧州戦略に沿った外交アプローチだと言える。特にオルバン政権は記事でも書かれているように政策やイデオロギーの面でも米国右派のロールモデル的存在であるし、戦略面でも欧州でEUの親欧州主義派の対抗軸となる極右政党ネットワーク形成の中心となっており、新NSSで描かれている欧州戦略の先行例と言える存在。劣勢に立たされているオルバン政権の支援は米国の欧州戦略にとっても重要性が高いと捉えられているだろうと思う。
February 15, 2026 at 7:42 AM
c3rv3j4.bsky.social
Nss jura?? É tão enigmática e estranha quanto dizem?? Tenho medo de ler confesso skkskskksksk
February 15, 2026 at 2:37 AM
princesswhocries.bsky.social
Nss, eu tbmm, não aguentava mais aquele calor excessivo
February 15, 2026 at 1:22 AM
pedrojustpedro.bsky.social
NSS MUITOOOO!!!N
February 14, 2026 at 10:47 PM
drzaiusbaltar.bsky.social
Liv Lindeland, January 1971 Playmate of the Month and 1972 Playmate of the Year, pictured in NSS, "The Girls Of Playboy 3," (1978).
February 14, 2026 at 6:20 PM