@Vivek4real_ Unfortunately, this is one of the risks of sharing your private life online. You may want to remove your photos from social media and avoid posting new ones.
Just a quick factual note. The document in your screenshot is a “Forderungsaufstellung” from Germany’s Federal Office of Justice (Bundesamt für Justiz) referencing NetzDG. It reads as an administrative fine plus fees for NetzDG non-compliance (e.g., formal obligations like appointing/maintaining an in-country service/contact person), not a fine for refusing to censor specific content.
You may strongly disagree with NetzDG, but describing this as “a fine for refusing to censor on their behalf” is likely misleading based on what’s shown.
Friendly suggestion: if you plan to operate with a German/EU user base, it’s worth checking the relevant local rules upfront (NetzDG, service/contacts, reporting requirements, etc.) to avoid avoidable penalties like this.
@iluminatibot The Talmud is a legal and ethical tradition, not a cult.
"Talmudism" is an ideological fiction.
The "Talmud - Lucifer - Baal" connection is a pure forgery.
@iluminatibot The Khazars did not create the Talmud.
The Khazar elite borrowed an existing tradition.
They did not add "Babylonian magic" to it because:
The Talmud is against magic (it limits and regulates it);
it is oriented toward law and behavior, not ritual authority.
The term "Talmudism":
is not used in Judaism,
is not used in academic scholarship,
is used only in polemics and conspiracy theories.
Why is it introduced:
to create the sense of a "separate secret religion";
to separate "bad Talmud" from "normal Judaism";
to demonize the legal tradition.
What would it be called:
"Roman law" → "Roman law with secret codes."
@iluminatibot Lucifer is a Christian/Latin concept of the late tradition; it is not part of Judaism.
Baal is an ancient Middle Eastern deity; linking him to Rabbinic Judaism is like saying, "Modern German law is based on the cult of Odin." Effective, but incorrect.
"Khazarian King … created Babylonian Talmudism …"
Why is this impossible?
The Babylonian Talmud was formed around the 3rd–6th centuries.
"Classical" Khazaria was formed between the 7th–10th centuries.
This means the Talmud predates Khazaria by hundreds of years. The Khazars could not have physically "created" the Talmud.
@durov You have created — and now hold in your hands — a very powerful instrument of influence.
Use it to help people avoid falling into Orwell’s utopia.
Happy Birthday, Pavel.
May God grant you strength and good health.
@dupin1669029561@jacksonhinkle You're right. However, as I mentioned above – it works both ways. Each side sees violence and wants revenge. It's a road to nowhere...