International Kalymnos Climbing Festival
The Kalymnos Climbing Festival is a world-renowned annual gathering on the Greek island of Kalymnos featuring over 4,500 limestone routes, elite athlete presentations, and cultural celebrations. The next event i...
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Only in America does someone step out in a $150 sneaker, sip $8 coffee, post from a $1,000 phone, and claim they are oppressed and capitalism is broken!
The 🇸🇦Kingdom called Athens🇬🇷 first, because when it's about merchant shipping they know the hierarchy.
It's time for 🇪🇺 bureaucrats and immature social media influencers to follow suit accordingly, next time...
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JUST IN: 🇺🇸🇹🇷 U.S. deals major blow to Turkey's F-35 dreams
The United States has officially confirmed that Turkey cannot rejoin the F-35 stealth fighter program, with the State Department informing Congress that Ankara fails to meet the legal requirements for readmission.
The decision keeps Turkey locked out of the world's premier fifth generation fighter jet program, extending one of the biggest rifts in U.S. Turkey defense ties since Ankara's acquisition of the Russian S-400 air defense system.
Turkey's path back to the F-35 remains effectively blocked, and its fifth generation fighter ambitions face another major setback.
"You've got mail." A tax notice, sent to men who already own the property, already paid for it with earned money, and already pay taxes on it. The cheerful tone doesn't change what the letter is: a demand backed by force.
Notice the reasoning. The city "deserves" the best parks and libraries. A city deserves nothing. It isn't an entity with rights or claims. It's a place where individuals live, and every dollar that builds those parks comes out of some specific person's earnings, taken because he cannot refuse.
"Fair share"? Fair by what standard? These owners didn't consume more police, more schools, more roads. Many barely set foot in the city. Their crime is having enough that the taking is politically easy. That isn't a principle. It's the arithmetic of who can be robbed without a riot.
And ask what happens next. Wealthy owners sell, stop buying, or never come. Construction slows. The tax base you're mining shrinks, and you'll announce that the shortfall proves someone else isn't paying their share either. The line always moves down.
New York didn't become the greatest city on earth by taxing second homes. It became great because free people came here to build, trade, and keep what they made. Every year you make that harder, and every year more of them leave.
The parks aren't owed to you. They're paid for by someone, and you're running out of someones.
See, sweetheart, that’s all nice and well but you all call Turkey an essential ally, you sell them weapons and you have turned an eye on the ongoing Turkish occupation of Cyprus for decades. Russia violates polish airspace once and you near have panic attacks.
Turkey violates Greek airspace daily and none of you bat an eye. Trump talks about Greenland and you all throw hissy fits. Turkey produces maps claiming all of the Greek islands up to and including Crete and for you it’s Tuesday.
So fuck off. We dont care anymore because none of you ever did either.
They really do think Greeks were Black. You put it on the screen and they'll believe it. Academic historians won't push back on this because most of them agree with the agenda and the rest are scared for their lives. 25k likes.
Karl Marx never talked about skills. For him, all labor is worth the same.
But you see, of the 11 players in a football team, there’s only one Messi. His productivity and value are way higher than others.
Socialism is for dummies.