Thomas Wurdak

○ Mache einen Unterschied, der einen Unterschied für die Welt macht ○

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[Thomas Wurdak @ThomasWurdak]

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[Thomas Wurdak @ThomasWurdak]

@SqSehrish The answer is R.

[Thomas Wurdak @ThomasWurdak]

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[Angelica Shalagina Official🇺🇦 @angelshalagina]

russians say:
“You belong to us.”

No.

I belong to Ukraine.
To the sound of our language.
To sunflower fields,
blue skies,
and people who chose freedom.

Not your empire.
#ukraine #ukrainian #ukrainians #ukrainerussiawar

[Alex Bond @AlexBondODUA]

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[Proud Native Americans @proud_native_am]

They said their ancestors had always lived there.
In 2022, science finally agreed.
For generations, the Blackfeet Nation passed down a powerful story:
That their people had lived on the plains of what is now Montana since time immemorial. Long before maps, fences, or settlers.
Some historians dismissed it as myth — assuming the Blackfeet migrated there more recently.
But a groundbreaking DNA study in 2022 changed that.
Researchers analyzed the genetic material of Blackfeet individuals and found a distinct ancestral lineage, one that diverged from other Indigenous groups around 18,000 years ago. That timeline lines up with the Ice Age — when early humans crossed into North America and began to settle the land.
The findings were more than just data.
They offered scientific validation of what the Blackfeet had always known. Their oral history wasn’t just legend — it was ancestral memory, carried forward across millennia.
The Blackfeet Nation, part of the wider Blackfoot Confederacy, were known as expert horsemen and skilled hunters. But their deepest skill might’ve been storytelling — keeping a record of belonging without ever writing it down.
Today, those stories and that land remain inseparable.
And for once, science wasn’t ahead of the story. It was catching up.
Had you heard this before?
Do you think oral history deserves more respect — even without “proof”?

[Thomas Wurdak @ThomasWurdak]

@proud_native_am Yes, I do.

[Devana 🇺🇦 ↑ @DevanaUkraine]

💔 Why Do They Hate Me?

Russians hate me for not wanting to be Russian.
They hate me for having my own history, my own culture, my own language.
They hate me for not submitting, for not dying.
They hate me for existing.
They hate me because I’m better than them.

Europeans and Americans hate me because my struggle disturbs their comfortable lives.
They hate me because I keep fighting, because I didn’t give up or fall.
They hate me because I want to be friends with them, to be part of their circle, to trade with them, to protect them.
Or maybe they simply got paid by Russians to hate me?

Why is there so much hatred in this world?
Why can’t we just respect each other, love each other?
What wrong have I ever done to anyone?
Have I ever, even once in my life, done evil to someone?
Have I ever attacked anyone?
Then why do they hate me?
Why can’t they just love?

[Kateryna Sus @Catyunya_]

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[Thomas Wurdak @ThomasWurdak]

@SumakovaPolina Yes. I can.

[Sibylle @AHaschi]

Joe Biden served honorably as President of the United States. Replacing his portrait with an autopen is petty and disrespectful. I’m sharing a portrait of President Biden as a sign of respect and support.

[восхищённый болгарин™ @dedzaebal]

Нихуясе вот это РЭБ конечно у Украины, моё почтение)))

[Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський @ZelenskyyUa]

A brutally savage Russian airstrike with an aerial bomb on the rural settlement of Yarova in the Donetsk region. Directly on people. Ordinary civilians. At the very moment when pensions were being disbursed. According to preliminary information, more than 20 people were killed. There are no words… My condolences to all the families and loved ones of the victims.

Such Russian strikes must not be left without an appropriate response from the world. The Russians continue destroying lives while avoiding new strong sanctions and new strong blows. The world must not remain silent. The world must not remain idle. A response is needed from the United States. A response is needed from Europe. A response is needed from the G20. Strong actions are needed to make Russia stop bringing death.

[Barack Obama @BarackObama]

Each year, Michelle and I are struck by the passion, creativity, and determination these young people bring to the table. Our hope is that through this program, they’ll build lasting connections, learn from one another, and continue driving the kind of change that shapes a more just, sustainable, and hopeful future.

[Vasyl Khymynets @VKhymynets]

🇺🇦 Präsident @ZelenskyyUa
"Ein bestialischer Bombeneinschlag auf das Dorf Jarova durch russland. Direkt in eine Menschenmenge. In jenem Moment, als die Pensionen ausgezahlt wurden. Nach ersten Angaben über 20 Menschen getötet...."

[MFA Austria @MFA_Austria]

Another horrific Russian airstrike on #Ukraine with more than 20 civilian deaths, this time in the Donetsk region.

Our thoughts are with the families of the victims. This must stop! #StandbyUkraine

[Vasyl Khymynets @VKhymynets]

Wichtig❗️

[Vasyl Khymynets @VKhymynets]

Ein Menschenleben war und ist in 🇷🇺 nie ein höchstes Gut. Das russische Regime demonstriert es sehr überzeugend. Das Problem und unsere Tragödie, dass 🇷🇺 Barbaren die unschuldigen Menschen in der Ukraine töten. Heute töteten die russen über 20 Pensionesten in Donetsk-Oblast

[Yulia Svyrydenko @Svyrydenko_Y]

I was delighted to join the U.S.–EU meeting, hosted by Secretary Bessent, to discuss further economic pressure on Russia. The event was opened by President Trump and formed part of the ongoing negotiation process to strengthen transatlantic unity in the face of today’s global challenges.

In my keynote address, I welcomed the efforts of our international partners to achieve a just and lasting peace for Ukraine.

We can see the impact of sanctions on the Russian economy, which has already lost $160 billion. I urged our partners to tighten them further in a coordinated manner, targeting the shadow fleet, oil majors, refineries, traders, and other enablers. Only decisive measures can reduce Russia’s capacity to wage war and bring its daily atrocities and terror to an end.

[Vasyl Khymynets @VKhymynets]

Kyiw
Und wieder eine schlaflose Nacht aufgrund starker 🇷🇺 Luftangriffe auf die ganze Ukraine
Die Sonne geht aber über Kyjiw/die Ukraine auf.
Guten Morgen aus der Stadt und einem Land, wo Freiheit und Frieden durch starke Menschen verteidigt werden