BREAKING:
A French court rules that the 67-year-old Senegalese migrant Ousmane Diallo can’t be held criminally responsible for killing 18-year-old Théo.
Ousmane became furious in a mobile phone shop after having been told he would have to pay €93 for calls made to Senegal.
He stabbed Théo in the chest on one of his first days on the job.
The court ruled that Ousmane is mentally ill and will be sent to a psychiatric hospital instead until he recovers.
Entire Christian communities murdered by Islamists in Sudan.
Mothers with their children hanged or executed.
Candace Owens? Not a word.
International media? Silent.
Tucker Carlson? Doesn't care.
If they can't blame Israel, they don't care.
@JulianRoepcke Niemand verlangt, dass eure Soldaten in die Ukraine geschickt werden und dort sterben. Die Frage ist vielmehr: würden ‚eure‘ Söhne für Deutschland kämpfen? Interessant bleibt, dass pro-russische Angriffe Drohnen, Brandanschläge auf Militärtechnik.
@Alice_Weidel Niemand verlangt, dass eure Kinder für die Ukraine sterben. Aber vielleicht wenigstens aufhören, für Russland zu arbeiten, wäre ein Anfang
Adapt to our war, or help adapt its conditions to yourselves by implementing technologies into our practical experience and needs, otherwise — you won’t last long. @UN@antonioguterres@edgarsrinkevics#UkraineWar
Totally blows me up that NATO still lives in its bubble and stubbornly refuses to look at what is happening beyond its borders.
“Norway is deploying F-35 fighters to strengthen the defense of the alliance’s eastern borders” — complete absurdity.
Putin has probed you and understood everything for himself, and next will be other steps that escalate, so it’s worth adopting our experience for shooting down low-speed aerial targets with the same interceptor drones, because you won’t have expensive missiles and planes for long
@epimythos@D_Tarczynski Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and the Ukrainian Cossacks. The Zaporizhian Cossacks, led by Hetman Petro Sahaidachny, made a huge contribution to the destruction of the Ottoman army near Khotyn.
@epimythos@D_Tarczynski The Battle of Khotyn in 1621 was a battle between the armies of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and the Ottoman Empire near the city of Khotyn, the final part of the Khotyn War of 1620–1621. It ended in a victory for the combined forces of the