Davide Petrini

[Morgan J. Freeman @mjfree]

And just like that… my account throttled by 90% today.

Interesting timing — almost as if Musk programmed it this way 🤔

Pls ❤️ if u see this on your feed

[Davide Petrini @0D2P1]

@d808mckenna @DomenicoFi65070 Esatto.

[Massimiliano Di Mario @Massi_DiMario]

🧵"Non Spetta alla Russia decidere."
🇫🇷Macron: 🇪🇺l'Europa Schiererà
le Forze di Peacekeeping in 🇺🇦Ucraina
Senza Tenere Conto dell'opinione di Putin:
Dettagli e fonti allegate. 1/16 ⬇️⬇️⬇️

[MisterChiton @BastardChiton]

PM polacco Tusk “500 milioni di europei chiedono a 300 milioni di americani di difenderli da 140 milioni di russi (che non riescono a battere 30 milioni di ucraini).L’Europa non sa di essere una vera forza globale”

#Russia #Ucraina #Putin #Zelensky #Trump

[Miss Elle @its_MisssElle]

Otto anni fa Hillary Clinton nel dibattito per le Presidenziali del 2016 chiamava Trump “pupazzetto di Putin”.

Lo accusava di agire contro l’interesse degli Stati Uniti per tornaconto personale nelle elezioni.
Clinton denunciava i cyber attacchi e le operazioni di spionaggio da parte del Cremlino verso gli USA e incolpava Trump di esaudire la lista dei desideri di Putin, tra cui la dissoluzione della NATO.

Otto anni dopo, Trump, rieletto, sospende le operazioni di cyber spionaggio del Pentagono contro la Russia e minaccia la dissoluzione della NATO.

[No Lie with Brian Tyler Cohen @NoLieWithBTC]

You can literally see the stock market plunge in real-time on Fox News as Trump announces new tariffs.

[Marco Setaccioli @marsetac]

Provo a schematizzare, magari così è più semplice.

Nel 1994 Kyiv viene convinta a rinunciare alle sue quasi 2000 testate nucleari in cambio di garanzie di sicurezza date da Russia, USA e Gran Bretagna. Risultato? Nel 2014 la Russia annette illegalmente la Crimea e scatena la guerra in Donbass provando, senza riuscirci a far ribellare tutto il sud-est dell’Ucraina. Nessuno degli altri due garanti interviene.

Nel 2014 e 2015 si firmano gli accordi di Minsk I e Minsk II alla presenza di Francia e Germania per provare a mettere fine alla guerra nell’Est dell’Ucraina. Risultato? Kyiv inizia ad implementare gli accordi ma Mosca, attraverso le due repubbliche fantoccio li sabota platealmente. Francia e Germania fischiettano facendo finta di nulla.

Nel 2019 di nuovo Parigi e Berlino presenziano all’accordo sul cessate il fuoco tra Russia e Ucraina. Risultato? La Russia invade l’Ucraina nel 2022. Francia e a Germania non pervenute.

Quando Zelensky arriva a mettere la propria testa sul piatto pur di ottenere per il suo paese l’adesione alla NATO è perché sa bene, avendolo sperimentato personalmente, che ricevere vaghe garanzie internazionali equivale a non avere alcuna garanzia. Perché la guerra fa paura a tutti e i governi occidentali, a differenza di Putin, devono fare i conti con vere elezioni. E non è così semplice far capire a cittadini/elettori che hanno ereditato 80 anni di pace e democrazia, che quella pace e quella democrazia non sono gratis e che se oggi - sbagliando - le diamo per scontate, è solo perché altri le hanno pagate con la vita prima di noi.

Di tutto quindi si può discutere. Ma mi piacerebbe che chi oggi dice di no all’ingresso dell’Ucraina nella NATO avesse almeno il buon gusto di ammettere, senza supercazzole o giri di prole, che la vuole semplicemente indifesa e impreparata, mentre invita la Russia a finire il lavoro.

[Matthew VanDyke @Matt_VanDyke]

I studied the entire video (50 minutes) of the #Trump and #Zelensky meeting to determine when things started going off the rails.

For those who don't have time to watch the entire meeting (the CSPAN YouTube link is at the end of this post), here is what happened.

Zelensky quietly sat and listened as Trump made numerous wild claims and false statements, such as the war wouldn't have started if he was president (and that October 7 wouldn't have either), that Europe has spent much less money to help Ukraine than the US has (fact check - by the end of 2024 the US had spent around $120 billion and Europe had spent around $139 billion), that WWIII would happen if it weren't for Trump, comparing himself to George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, and repeatedly calling rare earth minerals "raw earth" for some reason.

Trump also said that security for #Ukraine would only be discussed after the deal was done, and then a journalist asked Zelensky a stupid question about why he wasn't wearing a suit and if he owned one.

The meeting started to fall apart at 23:20 in the video, when Zelensky answered a question about a ceasefire, saying it would never work without security guarantees. He explained that #Putin had broken 25 signed agreements with Ukraine since the war began in 2014.

At 23:50, Trump interrupts and says that Putin never broke an agreement while Trump was president. Zelensky corrects him, saying that broken agreements happened during Trump's first term.

Trump's facial expression changes. Trump is visibly angry that anyone corrected one of his many untruths. His demeanor for the rest of the meeting changed after that.

Trump continued to lie about the US spending far more on Ukraine than Europe, insulted Biden repeatedly, and bizarrely claimed he had stopped many wars including ones that people never heard about, and wars he stopped before the wars started.

At 33:00, Trump said that many Ukrainian cities were destroyed without a building left standing (as if people weren't in cities anymore.) Zelensky corrects him, saying that Trump needs to come see Ukraine for himself because there is still life in Ukraine, that people are working and children are going to school, despite the difficult conditions. Zelensky explains that Ukraine is fighting but is also living, and that Putin hasn't destroyed Ukraine. Trump stares at the floor as Zelensky speaks.

A journalist asks Trump what will prevent #Russia from invading after a ceasefire, and he says the agreement will stop Putin, and then tries to divert the conversation by talking about CNN having low ratings.

At 40:30, after #JDVance has just finished attacking Biden's Ukraine policy, Zelensky asks if he can say something, and then talks about Putin not being stopped since 2014. Trump interrupts and says 2015, and then Zelensky and JD Vance correct Trump.

Zelensky explains why diplomacy doesn't work with Putin. Vance gets angry at 42:10 and says that Zelensky is being disrespectful, and then questions Zelensky on conscription in Ukraine. Zelensky asks JD Vance to come to Ukraine once and see for himself what is happening in Ukraine.

JD Vance then tries to quickly pivot away from his lack of experience in Ukraine by accusing Zelensky of attacking the administration.

Zelensky says that America is secure because of the ocean separating it from Europe, but that someday in the future America will feel the influence of the Russia problem.

Trump, emboldened by JD Vance having just attacked Zelensky, talks over Zelensky, telling Zelensky not to tell them how to feel, and that Zelensky is in no position to dictate how they're going to feel.

Trump starts yelling at Zelensky. Zelenksy stays calm. Trump keeps talking above him and not letting him speak, telling him that he doesn't have the cards. Zelenksy says I'm not playing cards, I'm very serious. I'm the President in a war.

Trump accuses Zelensky of gambling with WWIII and says that what Zelensky is doing is very disrespectful to America. JD Vance asks Zelensky if he has said "thank you" once in the entire meeting (fact check - Zelensky had said thank you earlier in the meeting, and many times over the past three years).

Zelensky asks JD Vance if he thinks that speaking loudly about the war... Trump interrupts him, saying that JD Vance isn't speaking loudly. Zelensky asks if he can answer, and Trump tells him no and that he's done a lot of talking.

Trump falsely claims that $350 billion was given by America to Ukraine (fact check - around $120 billion has been spent on support for Ukraine). Trump starts yelling about how much Ukraine owes America. JD Vance tells Zelensky to just say thank you, and that he's wrong. Trump tells Zelensky that he needs to be thankful.

Trump complains about Zelensky not wanting a ceasefire. Zelensky says he wants a ceasefire, but with security guarantees.

Trump attacks Biden, and then Obama. He tells Zelensky that he needs to be more thankful, and that he doesn't have the cards, with America he has the cards, but without America he doesn't have any cards.

A journalist asks what will keep Putin from breaking any agreement. Trump says Russia broke agreements with Obama and Biden (he later added Bush to the list) because Russia didn't respect them, but that they respect Trump.

Then it gets crazy.

Trump then bizarrely rants about the Russia election interference investigation, saying that he and Putin went through it together, and throwing Hillary Clinton, Joe Biden, Adam Schiff, and Hunter Biden (and Hunter Biden's laptop, bathroom, and bedroom) into it. Trump professes Putin's innocence and feels sympathy for Putin having been accused of election interference.

Trump tells Zelensky that he's empowered Zelensky to be a tough guy and that he doesn't think he'd be a tough guy without the United States. Trump says that Ukraine will make a deal with the US or the US is out, in which case the war will continue to be fought.

Trump again accuses Zelensky of not being thankful, and then says this will be great television.

#StandWithUkraine #UkraineWillWin #Zelenskyy

https://t.co/fIooakSx3d

[Visegrád 24 @visegrad24]

BREAKING:

Polish PM Donald Tusk speaking before flying to London for today’s Ukraine emergency summit:

“500 million Europeans are asking 300 million Americans to defend them against 140 million Russians (…) Europe today lacks the belief that we are truly a global power”

[Sarah Ashton-Cirillo @AshtonCirillo]

Yes. I was there. The bodies of the Ukrainian victims literally turned to mush in some cases. In others they were mummified.

The results of Russian genocide and terror in Ukraine.

[Davide Petrini @0D2P1]

La disinformazione sulle zone a 30 km/h in città
https://t.co/u9cjzgWnNZ

[Urban Cycling Institute 🚲  @fietsprofessor]

If you think 'widening roads' is a solution to this, you are part of the problem.

[Benzina Zero @benzinazero]

No, #Bologna non ha messo il limite dei 30 km orari per “sentire il canto degli uccellini“ https://t.co/c0GDcnEo3C

[Carlo Mossa @CarloMossa]

Questo è il nostro Ministro dei trasporti e delle infrastrutture..
🤦‍♂️🤣🤣🤣

[Andrea Ferraretto @Andreacritico]

sosta irregolare a Milano

i numeri di un test

[Benzina Zero @benzinazero]

Gli animali più pericolosi per l'uomo:
Auto - 1.300.000 morti l'anno
Zanzara - 725.000 morti l'anno
Lupo - 10 morti l'anno
Squalo - 4 morti l'anno

[Andrea Ferraretto @Andreacritico]

alcuni vorrebbero confondere "liberismo" con l'idea di usare l'auto come vogliono, alla velocità preferita, non rispettando regole e convivenza civile

esistono le persone e il diritto di camminare e pedalare in città più sicure

#citta30 #zona30

@Diritti_Pedoni @VIVINSTRADA

[Benzina Zero @benzinazero]

'Aumentare i limiti di velocità aumenta incidenti, morti e feriti, diminuire i limiti diminuisce incidenti, morti e feriti.' [International Transport Forum] Ma c'è chi contesta questa verità ovvia...

https://t.co/dVZaq8NVt3 #automobile #sicurezza

[Benzina Zero @benzinazero]

'Ricordiamo al Ministro #Salvini, che la Città 30 è tra le misure chiave del Piano Nazionale per la Sicurezza Stradale 2030, elaborato dallo stesso MIT, e supportato da linee guida internazionali.'