Angry Banana

Truth should matter!
Facts should matter!
Science should matter!
Fuck the left, fuck the right, fuck the center.
Truth, facts & science isn't political
Think!🧠

[Angry Banana @AngryLookBanana]

So it seems like Trump won.
It will be interesting to see how all you Americans voting for Trump will react when you realize what a horrible mistake you made.

[Angry Banana @AngryLookBanana]

@Mollyploofkins Hm 🤔 that's extremely hard to do.
I mean he clearly doesn't have a soul so that takes off a bit of weight, but his stone heart must add some weight, but then again his abnormally tiny brain, penis & hands must take off a significant amount of weight.
It's truly challenging.

[Anton Gerashchenko @Gerashchenko_en]

Russia is launching a new phase of pressure on the Baltic states.

Moscow has announced its intention to appeal to the International Court of Justice over the "suppression of the rights of Russian speakers" in Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia.

In reality, this is another element of a systematic effort to build a legitimacy framework for possible intervention.

Moscow’s rhetoric is standard and familiar: "language bans," "Russophobia," and "persecution of dissent." The foreign ministry pretends that negotiations "have yielded no results" and that complaints submitted to the UN and OSCE have been ignored - therefore, the Kremlin is allegedly forced to go to court. This logic of "exhausting all available means" is not a legal strategy but preparation of a narrative: every refusal of jurisdiction will be presented as proof of "Western bias" and justification for extrajudicial actions.

The scheme is not new. Before the 2008 war in Georgia, Russia spent years talking about the "genocide of Ossetians," distributing passports to residents of Abkhazia and South Ossetia, and then used the claim of "protecting Russian citizens" as a formal justification for invasion. Immediately after that war, in 2009, Medvedev signed amendments to the Law on Defense that explicitly allowed the use of the military abroad to protect Russian citizens. The Kremlin moved the concept of "protecting compatriots" from propaganda into formal law. The same pattern repeated itself in Ukraine in 2014 and was expanded in 2022 - each time using the same set of narratives: "protecting Russians," "neo-Nazism," and "genocide."

Now this framework is being transferred to the Baltics while simultaneously receiving new legislative reinforcement. On May 13, 2026, the State Duma adopted, by 381 votes in favor, and on May 25 - the very same day the foreign ministry announced its intention to appeal to the ICJ - Putin signed a law allowing the use of the military abroad to protect Russian citizens from persecution by courts whose jurisdiction Moscow does not recognize.

What an astonishing coincidence: two steps taken on the same day - a legal claim and expanded legal authorization for the use of force, formalized simultaneously.

The Baltic situation has one fundamental difference from Georgia and Ukraine: passportization failed here. Accession to the EU and NATO in 2004 closed that window, so Moscow now appeals not to "Russian citizens" but to the legally much weaker category of "compatriots" and "Russian speakers."

The role of symbolic "proof of persecution" is played by the Gaponenko case - a man sentenced in Riga to ten years in prison after speaking at a Moscow conference about the "ethnocide of Russians," while Latvian courts classified his actions as incitement of hatred and assistance to a foreign state. The weakness of the legal basis does not stop Russia - it simply shifts the focus from legal results to propaganda effect.

NATO membership remains the main deterrent for Moscow. Therefore, the real goal of the campaign is to create a "gray zone" in the perception of the conflict and build an international record of an "unresolved issue concerning the rights of Russians." This objective becomes especially significant against the backdrop of April statements by the Trump administration regarding a possible U.S. withdrawal from NATO - uncertainty of this kind creates precisely the conditions under which the Kremlin’s human rights narrative becomes operationally useful.

The current campaign against the Baltic states is not a diplomatic episode. It is a methodical construction of an infrastructure within which any future escalation can be presented not as aggression, but as "forced protection."

This is exactly how Russia acted before.

[Angry Banana @AngryLookBanana]

@glenn_tunes Yea there will be no poverty if it keep going like this & like he wants, because all the poor people will be dead.
Their will only be, billionaires & AI robots left and maybe some personal slaves to the billionaires.
The working class & middle class will all be dead or enslaved.

[Mats Larsson @Mats0staM]

Sverige är ett skatteparadis påstår socialisterna, och journalisterna klarar inte att ifrågasätta ens denna massiva kampanj från deras Lögnfabrik.

[Ukraine Battle Map @ukraine_map]

@WarMonitor3 Trump is a Russian asset. He puts Russia and Israel before America

1. Helps Russia by not sending Ukraine military aid, draining Ukraine’s Patriot and NASAMS interceptors

2. Prevents American companies from selling Ukraine missiles to strike Russian drones and missile factories

[Daniel Goldman @danielsgoldman]

Real story:

Judge was about to throw out the case bc Trump controls both parties.

Before it’s dismissed, Trump tells both parties to reach a “settlement.”

Settlement shields Trump from any future audit and creates a secret slush fund that can dole out money to anyone with no transparency.

Mind-boggling corruption.

@SpeakerJohnson - you may not know it, but your job is to conduct oversight of the admin. You can’t run away from this one.

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🇦🇹🇺🇸 Austria just scrambled jets on a NATO ally. Twice.

Austria has already refused U.S. military aircraft permission to use its airspace for Iran-related operations, so when two U.S. PC-12s entered without clearance on consecutive days, Vienna sent Eurofighters up both times.

This isn't a bureaucratic spat. Austria's neutrality is constitutional, every foreign military aircraft needs advance clearance, and anything linked to active combat gets rejected outright.

Spain, France, and Italy are doing the same.

Source: Die Welt

[Angry Banana @AngryLookBanana]

@IRANinSWEDEN "In memory of" wtf this isn't an homage to Olof & Folke.
This is extremely disrespectful using them in AI slop for propaganda purposes.
Your regime clearly don't agree with their values at all.
For instance why do you enrich uranium to high lvl if you are not going to make nukes

[Angry Banana @AngryLookBanana]

@avanzabank

[Angry Banana @AngryLookBanana]

@avanzabank Ok konstigt för jag har inte kunnat logga in på hela dagen överhuvudtaget varken via app eller hemsida.
Appen & webbläsaren är uppdaterad, mitt bank id är aktivt & fungerar, kan t.ex logga in på mitt Nordnet konto i deras app med mitt bank id.
Jag använder android har ingen PC

[Angry Banana @AngryLookBanana]

@avanzabank @settellus1 Jag har inte kunnat logga in via appen eller hemsida på hela dagen så ni har definitivt problem.
Jag har uppdaterat appen & funkar ändå inte.
Jag använder android vet ej om det funkar från PC

[Angry Banana @AngryLookBanana]

@avanzabank @Robonofvg Jag har inte kunnat logga in via appen eller hemsida på hela dagen så ni har definitivt problem.
Jag har uppdaterat appen & funkar ändå inte.
Jag använder android vet ej om det funkar från PC

[Angry Banana @AngryLookBanana]

@DrNeilStone Hmm i would say antibiotics, the ability to make fire, speak & write.
But vaccines is definitely one of the top inventions in saving lives.
And it's a huge reason to why the average life expectancy is much higher today then in the past.

[Angry Banana @AngryLookBanana]

@fakemykola @nastasiaKlimash I think you mean scapegoat not spacegoat 😆

[Iuliia Mendel @IuliiaMendel]

300 more Ukrainians are back home from the Russian captivity 🙏 God, bless Ukraine for peace

[Rep. Don Bacon 🇺🇸✈️🏍️⭐️🎖️ @RepDonBacon]

And why isn’t the White House doing more to help Ukraine?

[PoliticsGirl @IAmPoliticsGirl]

We’re being robbed.

[Angry Banana @AngryLookBanana]

@Caroltreasure @LongTimeHistory I mean there have definitely been a lot of different types of genocide historically & even now.
So it's not completely accurate in every situation.
But the claim that the people responsible for the genocide never say they are about to commit genocide is very accurate.

[Angry Banana @AngryLookBanana]

@EdKrassen Just because you are anti fascist doesn't mean you are an ANTIFA supporter.
The vast majority of people are anti fascist.
Maybe he is an ANTIFA supporter, i don't know, I sure hope he is not.
ANTIFA are fascist themselves they are just far left fascist.
ANTIFA is anti democracy

[buildersofmideast @buildersmideast]

Dr. Alireza Golchini Jailed and Sentenced to D3ath by the Regime

He is a doctor. A father. A man who patched up bleeding strangers on the streets.
For doing his job, the regime beat him in front of his son, threw him in jail, and sentenced him to d3ath.
He is not alone! The regime has jailed him and many others like him, silencing those who dared to help.
Dr. Alireza Golchini represents the courage of thousands of Iranians risking everything for freedom.
Share this. Be his witness. Make the world hear him.