Steven

"A man with a conviction is a hard man to change." -- Leon Festering, "A Theory of Cognitive Dissonance", 1957

[Steven @StevenSt90666]

"America is not handcuffed by history."
That perfectly sums up the American mentality towards the rest of the world. Past actions don't have consequences, according to many Americans. Most of the time they're not even aware of past actions.

This is also how small children think.

[The Intellectualist @highbrow_nobrow]

Jesse Watters: We don't need friends. If we have to burn down a few bridges with Denmark to take Greenland. We’re big boys. We dropped a-bombs on Japan and now they are our ally… America is not handcuffed by history. (2025) @Acyn

[Joni Askola @joni_askola]

The German far right's open attendance at Russia's SPIEF conference proves that the threat to Europe is already inside the house.

If the RN, AfD and Reform UK win elections, European security will completely collapse.

European democracy is facing its most dangerous moment since the Cold War. AfD sending representatives to Saint Petersburg to smile for cameras alongside war criminals is not an isolated incident. It is part of a coordinated, long-term strategy to place pro-Russian traitors and their puppets at the helm of the British, French, and German governments.

A political victory for the National Rally, AfD, or Reform UK at the next elections would be a historical catastrophe. These groups are designed to paralyze Europe, cut off vital aid to democracies under attack, and legitimize brutal authoritarian expansion. They wrap themselves in national flags, yet they take their marching orders directly from Moscow. Real traitors!

It is time to speak with total clarity about what a vote for these parties actually means. Choosing to support these movements is a betrayal of national sovereignty and a direct contribution to the destabilization of the West. Voters who fall for their populist rhetoric are actively enabling foreign subversion. A vote for them is a vote for Putin.

We need a massive mobilization of citizens within these countries to fight back against this creeping threat. Passivity is no longer an option when the enemy is on the ballot. We must aggressively expose their lies, contest their narratives, and protect the values that keep Europe safe and free

[Steven @StevenSt90666]

Accurate

[Natalka @NatalkaKyiv]

“We are hearing criticism from all sides that [our economy] has ‘declined.’

Yes, but we have fallen to the level at which EU countries have been living in recent years.”

— Putin

😂🤣😂

[Steven @StevenSt90666]

@skdh I understand your problem with Bohmian mechanics, there's no apparent added value.

Still it's worth exploring alternative formulations. Take David Hestenes' geometric algebra formulation of QM: no new predictive power, but it challenges existing interpretations.

[Steven @StevenSt90666]

@PaulRoussel_SEA @itswpceo You don't have to be a globalist to see that working closely together is the only way for European countries to put enough weight on the scale compared to China and the USA.

What form this cooperation should take is open for discussion. Working independently is a dead end.

[Steven @StevenSt90666]

@itswpceo You think an attempted insult by Putin humiliates European countries? 🤣🤦‍♂️

[Steven @StevenSt90666]

@BryceMLipscomb proves himself to be just another American idiot.

[Bryce M. Lipscomb @BryceMLipscomb]

A white girl could never get away with this in a major Western European city without being assaulted by a migrant.

But she is safe in one of the most beautiful cities in the world, Moscow.

Thanks to Vladimir Putin, who has vanquished crime & not allowed migrant takeovers.

[Science Simplified @Scivf4]

A 3D model of the solar system, driven by the sun's gravitation pull.

The solar system does not look like a flat spinning mobile. The sun hold 99.8% of the mass in the solar system and it's gravity keeps every planet , asteroid and comet locked in orbit around it.

[Steven @StevenSt90666]

@PetrBystronAfD Utterly insane: Russia-loving AfD

[Steven @StevenSt90666]

@PetrBystronAfD Utterly insane: Russia-loving AfD

[Pepel Klaasa @pepel_klaasa]

@PetrBystronAfD If those business representatives still do business in Russia in 2026, even all the 20000 wouldn’t be a big loss, as they are traitors to the West.
However, Ukrainians are not Russians and value civilian lives. Even these.

[The Football History Boys @TFHBs]

There are few World Cup goals as iconic as Dennis Bergkamp’s winner vs Argentina! Unreal!

[Europe Defender 🇪🇺🇺🇦 @oroborous]

This is a noteworthy development. I want to remark two things:

1) After Trump was elected, the US came in fast and hard trying to force Ukraine into a surrender. Based on the erroneous perception that the US was the only party that could ensure Ukraine's survival, they immediately cut their support to near zero with the expectation that this would make the Ukrainian war effort unsustainable, allowing the US to dictate the terms of Ukraine's surrender. That would serve to reaffirm American power abroad and have the neat side effect of greatly enriching Trump and his cronies in the process. This course of action was widely supported by the US political sphere and a set of business elites. It was, however, badly mistaken. The US cutting back its support did not force Ukraine to surrender. Instead, Europe picked up the tab, Ukraine kept on fighting and the US was increasingly side lined as a major player in this war.

2) However, not only did US support prove not nearly as pivotal as we were made believe; it turns out to have been counterproductive. All that three years of American support resulted in was a Russia that was slowly grinding it's way through Ukraine. That was, according to the US commentariat, a result of Ukrainian incompetence, European complacency and generally just sheer inevitability. If the US can't fix the situation, nobody can. But now, 1.5 years after the US cut it's support, Ukraine is killing more Russians than ever, striking the Russian war machine deep in the rear and even driving Russian forces back in places. Ukraine fared better when it was opposed by the US than when it was supported by the US. This is bad not only for US influence in Ukraine but also in the wider world, heavily undermining one of the core narratives that underpin American global influence. After all, why should anyone accept the strings that usually come attached with US meddling if it will only make things worse for you?

The US now trying to get behind a winning horse after having miscalculated so dearly is not a result of newly found resolve and rediscovered moral integrity but a panicked attempt to salvage what is left to be salvaged. Should Ukraine bring this war to a charitable end while the US continues to stand on the sides, the damage to American global reputation and influence would be immense. The smarter Americans have understood this and that is how this situation must be interpreted.

[NXT EU @NXT4EU]

Yes, you are banned because you didn't follow the rules, which are staying with your guide, and no filming.

Cheap framing gets 20k likes, does truth even matter anymore?

[Dennis Goris | Cartoons @DennisGoris]

The bigliest

[iza @izamamaa]

Wasn’t her husband assassinated in broad daylight here in the U.S. while Trump was president?

[Steven @StevenSt90666]

@UnderSecPD You dare speak of caring about freedom in a country where people get arrested for pointing out their tap water is heavily polluted? 🤣

[Steven @StevenSt90666]

@arbadacarbaYK @UnderSecPD Right. We've all see all those foreign heads of state and secretaries visit other countries to support their corrupt, totalitarian candidate, time and again. Right?

Idiot. 🤦‍♂️

[French Response @FrenchResponse]

Who’s “we”?

EU countries don’t need anyone’s permission to apply their own laws.

Another highly consistent argument from those most bent on accusing Europe of imposing its laws beyond its borders.