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[jean @Kikoujec]

Requiem: Requiem Aeternam - John Rutter, Cambridge Singers, Aurora Orche... https://t.co/PC4jFCB3nJ

[Ryo @iamlouay]

🇺��� 🥊 🇷🇺 Aujourd’hui, aucun montage : juste sept minutes particulièrement tendues sur #LCI, et à regarder jusqu’au bout, avec @AurelienDuchene seul face aux trois autres intervenants pour défendre sa ligne.

Peer de Jong déroule tranquillement son tropisme russe, Girard suit dans la même veine avant de finir par éructer du "jeune chef néoconservateur" avec une condescendance assez infecte, pendant que Noémie Halioua pousse derrière.

Et au milieu de tout ça, Aurélien garde son sang-froid, encaisse, répond et refuse de se laisser enfermer dans leur scénario. Franchement, bravo à lui pour avoir tenu le front 🇷🇺

N’hésitez pas à partager 🫵

#Russie #Ukraine #Europe #Poutine #SkyShield

[jean @Kikoujec]

@arthurgallieni J'aurais bien joué le rôle du déodorant. C'est dommage.

[Olena Rohoza @OlenaRohoza]

To understand why Trump plays into the Kremlin’s hands, it is enough to take a quick look at the biography of his wife, Ivana Trump.

She was Czech, grew up in communist Czechoslovakia, spoke Russian well, and was involved in competitive skiing, even becoming a candidate for the national team. At the age of 22, she married an Austrian and moved to Austria. She later went to Canada, divorced her Austrian husband, and at 28 married Trump, the son of a wealthy real-estate developer. Ivana’s parents continued to live in Czechoslovakia.

Trump traveled to the Soviet Union in 1987 and subsequently returned to Russia on numerous occasions. He pursued extremely risky ventures, including in the casino business, yet somehow kept managing to come out relatively unscathed.

Ivana divorced him in 1990, just as the Soviet Union was beginning to collapse. After 1997, a financially devastated Trump somehow began rebuilding his business empire, while at roughly the same time the FSB was consolidating its influence in Russia. In 1998, Putin became head of the FSB.

You know what happened next.

Now let’s read the same information through the eyes of a novelist.

Ivana Trump spoke Russian well — which, in this version of events, would mean that she was within the sphere of influence of the KGB and Státní bezpečnost, the Czechoslovak secret police. She was an athlete — so perhaps she could have received training alongside special-forces groups operating under the cover of sports teams.

She could not have married an Austrian and left the country without the approval of Státní bezpečnost, the theory goes, meaning that she received permission and went to Austria as an agent, perhaps tasked with preparing locations for special-forces operations. She was then transferred to Canada.

Meanwhile, her parents remained in Czechoslovakia under the watchful eyes of Státní bezpečnost and the KGB — effectively hostages.

After meeting Trump, Ivana supposedly began steering him toward cooperation, eventually resulting in his trip to Moscow. When the Soviet Union collapsed and Ivana’s father died, the leverage over her disappeared. She divorced Trump.

But then the FSB — successor to the KGB — began gaining strength again. Someone remembered a promising former asset and started helping him. Eventually, he became President of the United States and, according to this theory, continues secretly working for the Kremlin from that position.

That, roughly speaking, is what this scenario would look like.

And considering that the KGB once managed to recruit a President of Finland, such a version of events is not entirely beyond the realm of imagination.

[jean @Kikoujec]

Intervilles et Dragrace

[THE NEWS @thenews_fr]

🇫🇷📸 PEOPLE — Eric Ciotti avec sa nouvelle compagne, Olivia Peraldi, avocate au barreau de Nice.

[jean @Kikoujec]

@fred_manfrin Ça ne lui ressemble pas trop 🧐

[Makel @Makel_art]

La seule photo en couleur de Gustav Klimt, prise dans le jardin de la Villa Paulick au bord du lac Attersee, en septembre 1913.

📷Photographie autochrome (procédé couleur Lumière) de Friedrich G. Walker.

[Tyler Rogoway @Aviation_Intel]

Seeing this everywhere, the old Silver Bullets are out of service, the new container system would have been used (or maybe not at all depending on the security concerns of landing in Moscow).

[Marc Endeweld @marcendeweld]

Mon nouveau livre sera publié au @EditionsduSeuil le 25 septembre prochain :

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[Mirek Szczerba @mirek_szczerba]

Jedną z ciekawostek podróży Dyrektora CIA do Moskwy jest to że podróżował on wojskowym samolotem C-17 który przewoził w środku kapsułę "Silver Eagle" bądź znaną wcześniej - "Air Stream ".
Obie kapsuły są wyposażone w specjalne systemy komunikacyjne które są podobne do tych które ma Air Force One.
W tych kapsułach na pokładzie C-17 podróżują w zależności od sytuacji i występowania zewnętrznych zagrożeń również Prezydenci USA czy Sekretarze Stanu czy Sekretarze Obrony, co widać na zdjęciach.
@Maciej_Korowaj @KapitanLisowski @A_Pawlikowski

[jean @Kikoujec]

@Le_Figaro Le charisme d'une huitre. Voilà le patronat français dopé aux subventions publiques.

[jean @Kikoujec]

@Philocognitif Est ce qu'il y a eu des papes notoirement homosexuels ?

[jean @Kikoujec]

@fred_manfrin Et on a toujours pas les recettes. Vous les aviez pourtant promises.

[jean @Kikoujec]

@fred_manfrin Ce n'est pas trop pénible avec tous ces moustiques ?

[jean @Kikoujec]

@degemer357869 @Lunea_maris @Supersero2 C'est quel site 🧐 ? Pourquoi je ne suis pas au courant

[jean @Kikoujec]

@arthurgallieni Il est jaloux, car il sait pertinemment que Lucas lui est supérieur à tous égards.

[La Marseillaise @lamarsweb]

Avec une fréquentation en hausse de plus de 50% chaque été, le train de la Côte Bleue attire les touristes mais reste aussi une ligne du quotidien pour de nombreux travailleurs. D’importants travaux de modernisation sont prévus dès 2028.
https://t.co/2sQw2cgLNR

[Olena Rohoza @OlenaRohoza]

Vladimir Putin has become responsible for a scale of death and destruction that dwarfs the record of many of the terrorists whose names once terrified the world.

Since Russia launched its full-scale invasion, the UN has VERIFIED more than 16,000 Ukrainian civilians killed — including hundreds of children. By the end of June 2026 alone, the verified toll stood at 16,431 dead and 48,613 wounded. And the UN repeatedly warns that the real numbers are higher.

Schools. Hospitals. Apartment buildings. Shopping centers. Power stations. Entire Ukrainian cities have been bombed, burned and reduced to ruins.

And Putin has devastated his OWN country as well.

According to CSIS estimates, Russia has suffered roughly 1.4 MILLION battlefield casualties since February 2022 — killed, wounded and missing — including approximately 400,000–450,000 dead Russian troops.

Think about that.

One man's imperial obsession has consumed hundreds of thousands of Russian lives while killing thousands upon thousands of Ukrainians.

Osama bin Laden masterminded attacks that killed thousands. ISIS terrorized countries across continents.

Putin commands something vastly more powerful than either ever possessed: a nuclear-armed state, one of the world's largest militaries, enormous natural resources and a population of more than 140 million.

That does not make the destruction less horrifying.

It makes the capacity for destruction enormously greater.

And here is one of the most absurd facts of all:

Russia stretches across 11 time zones, possesses staggering quantities of land, oil, gas, minerals and other resources — yet its entire nominal economy is smaller than that of ONE American state.

Texas: about $2.9 trillion.
Russia: about $2.56 trillion.

Putin doesn't need more land.

Russia doesn't need more land.

He is sacrificing human beings to seize somebody else's.

Meanwhile, members of Russia's ruling elite and Putin's own family have repeatedly been linked by investigations to extraordinary wealth, luxury property and comfortable lives in the very Europe the Kremlin spends years portraying as Russia's enemy.

And then comes the propaganda machine.

People are free to argue about politics. They are free to criticize Ukraine, NATO, America or anybody else.

But knowingly spreading fabricated Kremlin propaganda that excuses attacks on civilians, celebrates aggression or whitewashes war crimes is something entirely different.

Propaganda is not harmless when it helps normalize mass violence.

Putin's greatest weapon is not only the missile.

It is the lie that makes people stop caring when the missile lands.

[jean @Kikoujec]

@Philocognitif Le fameux "jambon" de dinde de Tricatel ?

[jean @Kikoujec]

@arthurgallieni Déjà quand ils parlent normalement je ne comprends pas. Alors là on est pas rendu

[P. Alban Massie s.j. @Dirnrt]

François Cassingena-Trévedy, l’ermite qui marie temps sacré et temps paysan
https://t.co/5FohaXraZF