Pau Roig Cavanillas

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[Víctor Palomo @PalomoVictorM]

Expropiar un piso no

Expropiar las 5.000 viviendas de Blackstone (de Ana Botella)

Expropiar a Nestar y todo el Parque de Vivienda Protegida que se quedó

Expropiar a Cerberus y todo lo que compraron a precio de saldo tras crisis 2008

Expropiar a Caixabank (rescatada Bankia)

[Santi Rivero 🏳️‍🌈🌹🏳️‍⚧️ @Santi__Rivero]

Han asesinado a Miguel, en la Playa de San Juan, por intentar ligar con un chico.

Siento mucha rabia y mucha pena por la pérdida de un conocido que siempre se mostró tal cuál era y estaba orgulloso de quien era.

Espero que su asesino se pudra en la cárcel.

[POPST☆R = AOTY @bbgunangel]

average tinashe listening experience

[SergioOpina @sergioopina_]

Qué época tan magnífica para ser gay, marica, maricón, mariquita, joto, homosexual, sodomita, muerdealmohadas, pájara, gato, puto, colita, putico, pinche, mariconazo, mariposón, nenaza, invertido, individuo con conducta sodomítica.

[Anonymous @YourAnonCentral]

Two top Republicans, both originally pro-Trump, confirm the US attacked Spain using Morocco as a proxy.

US paid Morocco at least $40M two weeks before the Ceuta breach. People were reportedly lured into participating through social media, while the breach was amplified as a "migrant invasion" online by US, Israeli and Russian disinformation and disruption networks, and compromised media networks and politicians on right wing legacy media.

[S.D.G. @donate62]

el de Núcleo Nacional que llevaba la cara tapada en Ceuta, parece ser que tendrá problemas en el trabajo, visto en Facebook

[Sindicat de Llogateres i Llogaters @SindicatLloguer]

⚠️L'AJUNTAMENT DE BARCELONA PERMET QUE UN FONS VOLTOR SE SALTI EL 30%

90 edificis en procés d’expulsió a l’Esquerra de l’Eixample.

T’HO EXPLIQUEM 👇

[Renzo™ @fwrenzo1]

The "Middle Class" was a 50-year fluke designed to prevent a communist revolution during the Cold War. Now that the threat is gone, the elites are systematically dismantling it. You aren't "falling behind"; you’re being pushed back into the peasantry.

[Pau Roig Cavanillas @Pau_Roig_]

@Riju1T_T This is so Barcelona coded (Plaça Catalunya)

[Ignacio Escolar @iescolar]

Confirmado: el Homeland Security estadounidense pasó a la UDEF el volcado del teléfono con los indicios contra Zapatero el 18 de marzo de 2026.

Cinco años después de que clonaran a este teléfono. Y en plena bronca de Trump contra Pedro Sánchez por su no a la guerra de Irán. 👇

[Gonzalo Bonet @GBCLopi]

Dejando a un lado el tema de la corrupción en el PSOE, ¿tenemos todos muy claro que toda esta ofensiva judicial por parte de PP y Vox está apoyada por EEUU e Israel para ayudar a otro de sus títeres a llegar al poder en España, verdad?

[Juancho Arciniega @4juancho8]

La adultez es aguantar veinte problemas serios en silencio y luego colapsar porque se cayó una cuchara.

[Soy la gemela buena @_camivergara]

Los millennials: Gente de entre 35 y 45 años que aparenta 25 pero se siente de 65, viven a punta de café, magnesio y nostalgia.
Trabajan largas jornadas y están casi constantemente ansiosos.
Sus padres aún les dan órdenes y de vez en cuando, esperan el fin del mundo.

[leo @whodsuw]

¿qué motivación va a tener la gente para trabajar si terminan convirtiéndose en una mera transferencia de capital entre su jefe y su casero?

[neyi kaybettiğini hatırla @neyikaybettik]

🚨🇵🇸 Kuzey Gaza'daki gazeteciler dünyaya doğrudan hitap ediyor: "İsrail'in Palestinlileri ölüme asma yasası Nazilerden daha kötü."

Bu videoyu görürseniz, lütfen farkındalık için yeniden yayınlayın.

[Arnaud Bertrand @RnaudBertrand]

If governments were actually doing their job, this Palantir document 👇 wouldn't be a manifesto they proudly boast about, but a clear sign of the urgent need to purge its software from the public institutions it has infiltrated.

What are they saying, essentially?

They basically promote a clash of civilization worldview in which there exists a "they" - the supposed enemies of Western civilization, whose cultures the document codes as inferior - and a "we" who must stop indulging in decadent restraint and invest massively in AI weapons and defense software (which conveniently makes Palantir's product catalog the civilizational cure).

Look at point 4 for instance. They write that "the limits of soft power, of soaring rhetoric alone, have been exposed. The ability of free and democratic societies to prevail requires something more than moral appeal. It requires hard power, and hard power in this century will be built on software."

It all rests on a pretty massive assumption: that coexistence is impossible. Why would "free and democratic societies" (by which they obviously mean Western-style liberal-democracies) need to "prevail"? Why can't they simply coexist with other civilizations or political systems out there?

Nowhere in the document do they defend this assumption: it's simply asserted as the starting condition of the argument.

But it's the entire ballgame: if civilizations and political systems can coexist - as they largely have, imperfectly but recognizably, throughout history - then the entire case they make in the document evaporates.

In fact one can argue that, studying history, the big problem was not that civilizations couldn't coexist: it was that, from time to time, one of them decided that others were inferior, threatening, or standing in the way of its rightful expansion - and acted accordingly.

So many catastrophes and so much human suffering in history trace back not to the fact of plural civilizations, but to one of them deciding it could no longer tolerate the others.

The problem, in other words, has almost always been exactly the worldview Palantir is now selling. Their manifesto isn't warning against the cause of some of the worst periods in history: it's arguing for reviving them!

Or take point 15: they explicitly call for the re-armament of Germany and Japan, and an end to "Japanese pacifism". Basically undoing one of the foundational settlements of the post-WW2 order.

I mean, think about the insanity of this for a second: a private company - unelected, answerable only to its shareholders - is casually proposing to overturn the security architecture of two continents. A settlement that took a world war, and tens of millions of dead to establish.

Why do they propose this? There is obviously a commercial motivation: a remilitarized Germany and Japan are massive new defense-software markets.

But the more troubling answer is that point 15 fits into the ideological project the rest of the manifesto lays out - a civilizational contest requires a consolidated Western bloc, and pacifist members are a liability in such a contest.

So taking a step back we now have what's the most influential defense-software company in the world, with its code deeply embedded in all the machinery of Western states - intelligence agencies, militaries, police forces, welfare systems, border controls - openly outing itself as an ideological project.

They're effectively saying "our tools aren't meant to serve your foreign policy. They're meant to enforce ours."

Because, worryingly, that's what they CAN do. Palantir software is all about basically telling states: "these are your threats, these are the people and groups to watch, these are the patterns that matter, these are the targets that warrant action."

For instance the DGSI - the French intelligence services - use Palantir (see: https://t.co/3YJk88k4QY): do you honestly think the software is warning them about, say, the NSA tapping the phones of French government officials? About the weaponization of US extraterritorial law against French companies? Did it warn them about the AUKUS ambush that cost France a sixty-billion-euro submarine contract? Obviously not.

And that's exactly what the manifesto is saying. They've positioned themselves as advocates of Western civilizational unity, so their software can't undermine it. The ideological position and the product roadmap have to align, or the whole project falls apart.

This makes their software not only deeply dangerous for the world as a whole but also, almost by definition, for any country using it. When it comes to your security as a state, it is primordial you base yourself on truth as opposed to ideology. The entire point of an intelligence agency is to tell its government what is true, not what your so-called "allies'" defense contractors would like you to see.

A state that outsources its threat assessment to a company with an explicit ideological agenda is not gathering intelligence, it is essentially subscribing to propaganda.

The conclusion couldn't be more obvious. Every government still running Palantir software in its intelligence, security, or public-service infrastructure needs to start ripping it out, now! Lest they want to be embarked on the delusional and deeply destructive clash-of-civilizations crusade Palantir has now openly committed itself to.

[Palestina En Español 🎒 @PalestinaVence]

Hussam Abu Safieh es uno de los médicos palestinos (entre otros 95 médicos) que serán asesinados por la "pena de muerte israelí para los rehenes".

No dejes que lo maten. Ayúdame a difundir esto.

[Guillermo López Juan @guillelopezjuan]

L'estudiant canadenc és el meu animal espiritual favorit.

[Julieta Navarro | La Juli ☘️ @julivarro]

Bueno dicen en Tik Tok que los millenials ahora somos lo máximo. Dissssculpame, estoy de acuerdo.