RG Andrade🎭

Humanist. Hopelessly introvert. #History #Mythology #Science #Space #HumanProgress #IAmQuerying

[RG Andrade🎭 @RGAndrade00]

@AlanJLSmith But it’s ok because they will give breakfast to some random kids.

[RG Andrade🎭 @RGAndrade00]

@vonderleyen Europe looks really prosperous and secure under your leadership.

[Dr. Maalouf ‏ @realMaalouf]

BELGIUM: Brussels currently looks like a war zone.

This is the capital of the European Union. 88% of the population under the age of 20 is of foreign origin, and over half is Muslim.

What did Europe do to itself?

[RG Andrade🎭 @RGAndrade00]

@diplpoid @BBCNewsnight Fair. I prefer a balance of those with the freedoms and right we conquered since. As long as we all work for human progress and betterment of society, with values of Truth, Justice and Freedom, I don’t really care about ethnicity.

[RG Andrade🎭 @RGAndrade00]

@sanchezcastejon

[RG Andrade🎭 @RGAndrade00]

Ἐν ἀρχῇ ἦν ὁ λόγος,
καὶ ὁ λόγος ἦν πρὸς τὸν θεόν,
καὶ θεὸς ἦν ὁ λόγος.

In the beginning was the Logos.

[Kekius Maximus @Kekius_Sage]

Nobel Prize physicist Frank Wilczek says matter, energy, and even reality itself may ultimately emerge from information.

[RG Andrade🎭 @RGAndrade00]

Interesting.

[Sowell Economics @sowelleconomics]

“The African continent in general is underdeveloped because it lacks the concept of maintenance. There isn't a single language in Africa that has a direct word for 'maintenance'.”

-Franck Zanu

[Sowell Economics @sowelleconomics]

“The African continent in general is underdeveloped because it lacks the concept of maintenance. There isn't a single language in Africa that has a direct word for 'maintenance'.”

-Franck Zanu

[Hannah Spier, MD @hannahspierMD]

https://t.co/hYzOP4rOhm

[RG Andrade🎭 @RGAndrade00]

@visegrad24 Our politicians are allowing this to justify the repression that inevitably will follow.

[RG Andrade🎭 @RGAndrade00]

@SkyNews Elon Musk is not the problem. Our politicians are. Musk is only pointing the finger at the injustice, corruption, tyranny and excesses of the state.

[RG Andrade🎭 @RGAndrade00]

@claudiaaict This explains it

[Jim Chimirie 🇬🇧 @JChimirie66677]

Fifty Years Of Institution Building. That Is Why George Floyd Was Global And Henry Nowak Is Not.

Nigel Nelson argued on @GBNews this afternoon that the George Floyd case was international while Henry Nowak's is national. He is right about the fact. He is wrong about what explains it.

George Floyd died on May 25th 2020. The following day protests began in Minneapolis. Within seventy two hours they had spread to every major American city. Within a week demonstrations were taking place in over 2,000 cities and towns across more than 60 countries. Between 15 and 26 million people participated in the United States alone making it the largest protest movement in American history. Keir Starmer took the knee. Angela Rayner took the knee. Premier League footballers took the knee. Corporate boards issued statements. Institutions commissioned reviews.

Henry Nowak died on December 4th 2025. His killer was convicted on May 28th 2026. The Prime Minister said nothing for four days and only spoke after the Commons Speaker ordered the government to make a statement.

Nelson's explanation is that Floyd's case was international because it resonated globally. That is not an explanation. It is a description. The question is why it resonated globally and Henry's has not.

The answer is infrastructure. Black Lives Matter was founded in 2013. By 2020 it had dozens of local chapters across America, a global network, corporate donors worth hundreds of millions of dollars, university departments teaching its framework as established fact, media relationships built over years and political allies embedded across Congress, the Democratic Party and every major Western government. When the Floyd video was filmed by a bystander and posted on social media every node of that network shared it simultaneously. The global response was not spontaneous. It was operationalised within hours by fifty years of patient progressive institutional construction.

The same infrastructure produced the pro-Palestinian march that began on October 7th 2023 at 12.50pm. While Hamas was still killing. Before Israel had fired a single retaliatory shot. The NGOs, the university student unions, the media contacts, the political allies, the protest organisers. All of it ready. All of it operational. All of it pointing in the same direction it has pointed for fifty years.

Henry Nowak's case is national rather than global for one reason. The infrastructure that would make it global does not exist on the right. The universities teach one framework. The NGOs fund one narrative. The media relationships serve one coalition. The corporate donors write one set of cheques. The cultural apparatus, the films, the music, the art, the publishing houses, the awards ceremonies, all of it constructed over fifty years by the same long march that Gramsci theorised and Dutschke operationalised.

Read this not as a complaint but as a diagnosis. The right has spent fifty years winning arguments in comment sections while the left built institutions. The result is that a boy who died saying please brother I can't breathe is a national story. A man who died saying the same words six years earlier is still being discussed in parliaments, universities and NGO boardrooms around the world.

The infrastructure that amplified George Floyd's death globally is the same infrastructure that ensures Henry Nowak's death remains contained. Fifty years of institution building cannot be reversed overnight. But it cannot be reversed at all until enough people understand what was built, how it was built and why Henry Nowak is the price of allowing it to stand unchallenged.

"George Floyd died on May 25th 2020. The following day protests began in Minneapolis. Within seventy two hours they had spread to every major American city."

[RG Andrade🎭 @RGAndrade00]

@EU_Commission There is no future.

[Visegrád 24 @visegrad24]

BREAKING:

A large group of second and third-generation migrants is rioting in Brussels, the capital city of the EU.

They are building barricades, setting fires, vandalizing the city, looting stores as well as throwing rocks and shooting fireworks at police officers 🇪🇺🇧🇪

[RG Andrade🎭 @RGAndrade00]

@Ajaon_of_All @sainsburys On e again, the measures are nothing but performative virtue signalling.

[RG Andrade🎭 @RGAndrade00]

@BasilTheGreat @elonmusk https://t.co/ugzHQj9BBP

[Jim Chimirie 🇬🇧 @JChimirie66677]

Fifty Years Of Institution Building. That Is Why George Floyd Was Global And Henry Nowak Is Not.

Nigel Nelson argued on @GBNews this afternoon that the George Floyd case was international while Henry Nowak's is national. He is right about the fact. He is wrong about what explains it.

George Floyd died on May 25th 2020. The following day protests began in Minneapolis. Within seventy two hours they had spread to every major American city. Within a week demonstrations were taking place in over 2,000 cities and towns across more than 60 countries. Between 15 and 26 million people participated in the United States alone making it the largest protest movement in American history. Keir Starmer took the knee. Angela Rayner took the knee. Premier League footballers took the knee. Corporate boards issued statements. Institutions commissioned reviews.

Henry Nowak died on December 4th 2025. His killer was convicted on May 28th 2026. The Prime Minister said nothing for four days and only spoke after the Commons Speaker ordered the government to make a statement.

Nelson's explanation is that Floyd's case was international because it resonated globally. That is not an explanation. It is a description. The question is why it resonated globally and Henry's has not.

The answer is infrastructure. Black Lives Matter was founded in 2013. By 2020 it had dozens of local chapters across America, a global network, corporate donors worth hundreds of millions of dollars, university departments teaching its framework as established fact, media relationships built over years and political allies embedded across Congress, the Democratic Party and every major Western government. When the Floyd video was filmed by a bystander and posted on social media every node of that network shared it simultaneously. The global response was not spontaneous. It was operationalised within hours by fifty years of patient progressive institutional construction.

The same infrastructure produced the pro-Palestinian march that began on October 7th 2023 at 12.50pm. While Hamas was still killing. Before Israel had fired a single retaliatory shot. The NGOs, the university student unions, the media contacts, the political allies, the protest organisers. All of it ready. All of it operational. All of it pointing in the same direction it has pointed for fifty years.

Henry Nowak's case is national rather than global for one reason. The infrastructure that would make it global does not exist on the right. The universities teach one framework. The NGOs fund one narrative. The media relationships serve one coalition. The corporate donors write one set of cheques. The cultural apparatus, the films, the music, the art, the publishing houses, the awards ceremonies, all of it constructed over fifty years by the same long march that Gramsci theorised and Dutschke operationalised.

Read this not as a complaint but as a diagnosis. The right has spent fifty years winning arguments in comment sections while the left built institutions. The result is that a boy who died saying please brother I can't breathe is a national story. A man who died saying the same words six years earlier is still being discussed in parliaments, universities and NGO boardrooms around the world.

The infrastructure that amplified George Floyd's death globally is the same infrastructure that ensures Henry Nowak's death remains contained. Fifty years of institution building cannot be reversed overnight. But it cannot be reversed at all until enough people understand what was built, how it was built and why Henry Nowak is the price of allowing it to stand unchallenged.

"George Floyd died on May 25th 2020. The following day protests began in Minneapolis. Within seventy two hours they had spread to every major American city."

[RG Andrade🎭 @RGAndrade00]

Excellent analysis.

[Jim Chimirie 🇬🇧 @JChimirie66677]

Fifty Years Of Institution Building. That Is Why George Floyd Was Global And Henry Nowak Is Not.

Nigel Nelson argued on @GBNews this afternoon that the George Floyd case was international while Henry Nowak's is national. He is right about the fact. He is wrong about what explains it.

George Floyd died on May 25th 2020. The following day protests began in Minneapolis. Within seventy two hours they had spread to every major American city. Within a week demonstrations were taking place in over 2,000 cities and towns across more than 60 countries. Between 15 and 26 million people participated in the United States alone making it the largest protest movement in American history. Keir Starmer took the knee. Angela Rayner took the knee. Premier League footballers took the knee. Corporate boards issued statements. Institutions commissioned reviews.

Henry Nowak died on December 4th 2025. His killer was convicted on May 28th 2026. The Prime Minister said nothing for four days and only spoke after the Commons Speaker ordered the government to make a statement.

Nelson's explanation is that Floyd's case was international because it resonated globally. That is not an explanation. It is a description. The question is why it resonated globally and Henry's has not.

The answer is infrastructure. Black Lives Matter was founded in 2013. By 2020 it had dozens of local chapters across America, a global network, corporate donors worth hundreds of millions of dollars, university departments teaching its framework as established fact, media relationships built over years and political allies embedded across Congress, the Democratic Party and every major Western government. When the Floyd video was filmed by a bystander and posted on social media every node of that network shared it simultaneously. The global response was not spontaneous. It was operationalised within hours by fifty years of patient progressive institutional construction.

The same infrastructure produced the pro-Palestinian march that began on October 7th 2023 at 12.50pm. While Hamas was still killing. Before Israel had fired a single retaliatory shot. The NGOs, the university student unions, the media contacts, the political allies, the protest organisers. All of it ready. All of it operational. All of it pointing in the same direction it has pointed for fifty years.

Henry Nowak's case is national rather than global for one reason. The infrastructure that would make it global does not exist on the right. The universities teach one framework. The NGOs fund one narrative. The media relationships serve one coalition. The corporate donors write one set of cheques. The cultural apparatus, the films, the music, the art, the publishing houses, the awards ceremonies, all of it constructed over fifty years by the same long march that Gramsci theorised and Dutschke operationalised.

Read this not as a complaint but as a diagnosis. The right has spent fifty years winning arguments in comment sections while the left built institutions. The result is that a boy who died saying please brother I can't breathe is a national story. A man who died saying the same words six years earlier is still being discussed in parliaments, universities and NGO boardrooms around the world.

The infrastructure that amplified George Floyd's death globally is the same infrastructure that ensures Henry Nowak's death remains contained. Fifty years of institution building cannot be reversed overnight. But it cannot be reversed at all until enough people understand what was built, how it was built and why Henry Nowak is the price of allowing it to stand unchallenged.

"George Floyd died on May 25th 2020. The following day protests began in Minneapolis. Within seventy two hours they had spread to every major American city."

[RG Andrade🎭 @RGAndrade00]

@PolitlcsUK DEI crazed police forces an Judiciary system are what is causing division. Not the people pointing it out.
Truth and freedom.

[RG Andrade🎭 @RGAndrade00]

@ArturNadol7566 Police reply to reports of child abuse: ‘I don’t think so, mate’.

[RG Andrade🎭 @RGAndrade00]

@RightSide_Uk https://t.co/HiO09oldZk

[Emy Ayuso @emy_ayuso]

☪️🇩🇪 ALEMANIA

La policía alemana reconoce abiertamente que los ‘importados’ afganos están sobrerrepresentados en más de un 700% en los delitos violentos, los de Gambia en más de un 2000% en los delitos sexuales…

¿Cuándo reaccionará Europa expulsando a toda esa gentuza? 🤔

[RG Andrade🎭 @RGAndrade00]

@kevinnbass @LPNH It’s also people/freedom/justice v the state/totalitarianism/injustice.