10 September 1930 | An Italian Jewish woman, Liliana Segre, was born in Milan.
In January 1944, she was deported to #Auschwitz with her father Alberto who perished in the camp in April 1944.
Liliana survived. Today she turns 96.
One of Charlie Kirk’s legacies is that he helped make the right the party of reason, conversation, and ideas—while the left has firmly made itself the party of political violence, authoritarianism, and insanity.
Antisemites are angry at Ralph Lauren for featuring Gal Gadot.
Who is going to tell them that Ralph's real name is Ralph Lifshitz who attended Yeshiva University High School for boys, whose family is from Minsk and who probably does not care what antisemites think?
This is Thomas, a Yazidi boy.
When Thomas was 11, the Islamic State killed his family and kidnapped him.
The terrorists told him: “You don’t even deserve to convert to Islam. Yazidis are devil worshippers.
You are going to die either way, so you got a choice: go back to your town as a suicide bomber and die quickly, or starve to death.”
He chose the latter. He could never bring himself to harm his own people.
When Thomas was finally rescued, he was severely emaciated and had not eaten anything in a month.
He was one of the few children to survive the genocide committed by ISIS against the Yazidis.
Reagan: "Podríamos decir que el Gobierno gasta dinero como marineros borrachos. Pero eso sería injusto para los marineros borrachos, porque los marineros gastan su propio dinero".
This young man went to UVU’s campus today to silently hold a flag where Charlie Kirk was ass*ssinated! You can’t silence Charlie Kirk! His legacy lives on!🔥🇺🇸
Uno es un engañabobos que le vende a pubertos e iletrados historias falsas sobre seres que no existen, como los fantasmas, y que lucra con eso de manera capitalista, vendiendo conferencias en 864 mil pesos a Rocío Nahle.
El otro es Carlos Trejo.
Four years ago today, Ukraine liberated Izium.
What was uncovered shocked the world: 447 graves, including 414 civilians and 5 children. Most died violently.
This is what russian occupation leaves behind.
Mass graves.
Never forget. Never forgive.
Un anno fa veniva ucciso Charlie Kirk. Aveva appena 31 anni ed era, ancora una volta, in mezzo ai giovani, in un’università, a fare quello che aveva scelto di fare per tutta la sua vita pubblica: confrontarsi, discutere, difendere le proprie idee.
Charlie aveva fatto della fede, della libertà di parola e del confronto la propria cifra. Era un cristiano convinto, un marito, un padre, un ragazzo capace di parlare a una generazione intera senza sottrarsi mai al dibattito, anche con chi la pensava in modo opposto.
È stato assassinato proprio mentre esercitava quella libertà.
A un anno di distanza, il modo migliore per ricordarlo è non lasciare che prevalga l’odio che ha cercato di zittirlo. Continuare a credere che le idee si affrontano con altre idee, che il dissenso non è un nemico da eliminare e che la fede può essere vissuta senza paura e senza vergogna.
Charlie Kirk non c’è più. Ma ciò per cui ha vissuto continua a parlare.
E merita di essere ricordato.
#Cuba HAGA ALGO por Villazán. Bruno Rodríguez cuestionó a EEUU porque solo llegó alimentos y productos de aseo de la ayuda humanitaria a 700 familias. “Espero que el Departamento de Estado haga algo”, exigió. También calificó las recientes sanciones como “castigo colectivo”.
🔴Una madre cubana denunció que el canciller Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla utilizó una foto de su hijo tomada hace 14 años, cuando tenía seis años, para ilustrar la escasez de medicamentos en Cuba y atribuirla a las sanciones de Estados Unidos