Ramón Mota

Es mas facil engañar a la gente, que convencerlos de que han sido engañados.
- Mark Twain

[Ramón Mota @Ramonmotam]

-"Cual es la solución desde tu punto de vista?"
-"La aplicación equitativa de las resoluciones internacionales.
Necesitamos asegurarnos de que Israel no sea la excepción (NI NADIE)
Debemos asegurarnos que nadie esté por encima de la ley"
https://t.co/nF6jwaRZcA

[Ramón Mota @Ramonmotam]

@ferbelaunzaran @SoyCamMartinez No entiendo, porque se me hace muy fácil la cosa.
Ruffo tiene la compañía de transporte, ahí pasaron el huachicol, ok.
La pregutna es, a que nombre estaba facturado ese nombre?
Ahí es donde salen los verdaderos responsables, no el transportista.
Por que no piden que exhiban eso?

[Andrey X @the_andrey_x]

I tried to go to Gaza, Israel didn't let me in:

[Ramón Mota @Ramonmotam]

@RicardoBSalinas Para que te las sigan pelando los chairos!!! 😂😂😂👍👍

[The Hormuz Report @HormuzReport]

BREAKING: Iran sent a private message to JD Vance during Switzerland talks, warning that Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff were "abusing" negotiations — more interested in profiting from insider knowledge than reaching a deal, per Drop Site News.

Iran calculated $9 billion in profits from market manipulation by "individuals close to Trump" — and formally requested $4.5 billion of that sum be allocated to Iran through intermediaries. The Iranian official added: "The exchanged texts will ultimately become part of the historical record."

Iran also raised concerns that Kushner and Witkoff "talk almost every day to Netanyahu" and the Mossad chief — feeding Israeli intelligence with inside information from the negotiations.

The Trump administration denies the claims. Iran says the evidence will be made public. If confirmed, this is one of the most significant financial scandals in modern diplomacy.

[Ramón Mota @Ramonmotam]

@azucenau Wow... Y por que lo habrá hecho???

[Israel Exposed @xIsraelExposedx]

A child is severed in two by an Israeli strike that wiped out the entire family.

[Mohamad Safa @mhdksafa]

When is the media going to cover the selling of Gaza at Davos!

[MUSAFIR @MusafirNafar]

WHAT THE ACTUAL HELL?

A Palestinian farmer tending his land in the occupied West Bank refused to leave for an armed Israeli settler.

So the settler took him hostage, blindfolded and humiliated him while IDF soldiers stood by, guarding and protecting the abuser.

[Mao Ning 毛宁 @SpoxCHN_MaoNing]

A historic day in China’s space program!

China’s Long March-10B has successfully completed its maiden flight—and recovered its first stage via a sea-based net. This marks the country’s first-ever controlled rocket recovery. A major leap toward reusable launch capabilities. 🚀🌊🇨🇳

[OSINTtechnical @Osinttechnical]

For the first time, China has successfully landed an orbital reusable booster at sea.

[Ramón Mota @Ramonmotam]

@Seraphinaf5 71

[Ramón Mota @Ramonmotam]

El ejército más moral del mundo.

[angelsback🥷🖤 @Angelsborn08]

Israeli soldiers filmed themselves destroying a Palestinian shop in Ramallah and posted it on their social media accounts.

[Daniel Mayakovski @DaniMayakovski]

"Los árabes se irán de Gaza, no les daremos comida y no les daremos nada, después de no darles nada y provocar hambruna, se irán y el mundo les aceptará".

Daniela Weiss, líder de los asentamientos colonos en Cisjordania, afirma públicamente que usarán la hambruna para expulsar a los palestinos de Gaza y poder colonizarla después.

La madre de esta demente criminal era de Polonia y su padre de EEUU, pero les dice a los palestinos que se vayan de Palestina.

[Al Jazeera Breaking News @AJENews]

Security camera video appears to show an Israeli soldier throwing a stun grenade into a car carrying young Palestinians during a raid on Qalandiya refugee camp in the occupied West Bank, before appearing to force the door shut as it detonated.

[Francesca Albanese, UN Special Rapporteur oPt @FranceskAlbs]

BREAKING (bones)
Why does "Bring Them Home" exist only for some hostages?
Because in Apartheid Israel, where only Jewish lives matter, brutalising the Palestinians isn't an anomaly - it is the system. And the silence around it is the exact measure of our collective hypocrisy.

[Arnaud Bertrand @RnaudBertrand]

Honestly, this just shows what a complete idiot Vance is.

The notion that it was a mistake to engage China is wrong on every level - morally, factually, economically, diplomatically and politically - and represents the absolute worst kind of American exceptionalism thinking.

Morally, it's, of course, an utterly disgusting thing to say: it's basically "we should have kept a fifth of humanity poor because their misery was good for us."

It's sociopathic and depraved: the guy loves to virtue signal around his supposed "Christian values" but he obviously didn't even get to the "love thy neighbor" part of the bible...

Factually, he acts as if the Chinese had zero agency, as if they'd have just said: "Oh, the US wants us to stay poor? Well, okay then, guess we'll just stay poor 🤷" As if a civilization that's been around for 5,000 years was just sitting around waiting for Washington's permission to develop.

Also, he acts as if their development was in fact a consequence of US engagement. If that were the case, why didn't India develop at the same pace, why didn't Indonesia develop, why didn't every single poor country the US engaged with develop?

The dirty truth is that most US leaders - for a long time - have thought along similar lines as Vance: the objective obviously never was for China to rise to a level where they'd become a US peer competitor. But, just like the Trump administration (during either terms) didn't succeed in shaping China to US interests - despite all their efforts - neither could any previous administration.

The idea that there was some magic policy that would have let America enjoy cheap Chinese labor forever while keeping China permanently subordinate is pure fantasy.

Economically, contrary to popular belief, China's rise actually didn't come at America's expense. For proof just check the evolution of the share of global GDP:
- For China: in 1980, their share of global GDP was 2%, it rose to 17% by 2024
- For the US: in 1980 their share of global GDP was 25.5% and IT ROSE (!) to 26.3% by 2024

In other words, economically speaking, the US lost nothing: not on an absolute basis and not even on a relative basis. On both levels, it actually gained and conserves an absolutely disproportionate - and frankly unfair - share of global economic output: more than a quarter for just 4% of the global population. Complaining about this, as if America were the victim here, is frankly obscene.

Diplomatically, why say this? How does this serve the US in any way whatsoever? Obviously, saying this will antagonize China big time - as it should. But it will also send a message to just about every country out there that wants to develop (that is, basically ALL countries): as far as America is concerned, things are zero-sum, your prosperity is their loss.

This objectively makes US foreign policy harder, as it does the job of every American company trying to sell stuff abroad - hard to sell something to a country when your Vice President just said that it makes him "angry" and it's a failure of policy if his customers do well.

Lastly, it's also idiotic politically. Sure, I get that America always needs enemies and that scapegoating foreigners is the oldest trick in the book. But there comes a time when it stops being useful and starts being actively harmful - and we're well past that point in the US.

Because, what is scapegoating's main function? To redirect the blame onto others for things that you yourself can get fixed. And while the US did manage to - overall - maintain its share of the global economic pie, it failed to distribute it fairly at home: the gains were mostly hoarded by a small elite while ordinary Americans saw little benefit, or even lost out with insane healthcare costs or crumbling infrastructure.

You can blame China all you want for this but eventually it comes to bite you in the ass: your people's lives don't get better for it and they'll eventually realize they should stop looking at where the finger is pointing, and start looking at who's doing the pointing.

So, yeah, no matter how you look at it, it's completely unredeemable: morally repulsive, factually illiterate, economically wrong, diplomatically self-defeating, and politically stupid. Almost impressive, in a way.

[Mohamad Safa @mhdksafa]

Imagine if Iran bombed the White House in Washington and killed the U.S. President and Tiffany, his 14-month-old granddaughter, what would you call it? Terrorists

The U.S. bombed Tehran, killed its head of state and Zahra, his 14-month-old granddaughter. Why do you call it peace

[Arya Yadegaar @AryJeayBackup]

Today, 38 yrs ago, the US shot down an Iranian passenger plane killing all 290 people on the plane.

The USS Vincennes, in 1988, shot down the IR655 civilian airplane over Iran's territorial waters in the Persian Gulf, killing all 290, incl 66 children & 16 women … and the captain even got a reward and the US never apologised.

[Vero Islas @LOVREGA]

A ver, chairos, quiero ver quién de ustedes va a defender a Israel Vallarta y Florence Cassez después de escuchar a un López Obrador indignado por la liberación de la francesa.

López Obrador dice claramente que cree en las víctimas y considera a Vallarta y Cassez responsables del delito de secuestro.

Es una monstruosidad que años después haya ordenado la liberación de Vallarta para atacar a García Luna y Felipe Calderón.