Jeremy

Icarus in increments, sometimes I put wings on.

[LuziraBoy🇨🇩 @ZenjiSimon]

Guys are cracking down on illegal public WiFi providers but won’t crack down on the poor QoS from the big telecoms that are exaggerating data prices and have their OCS rigged to round off increments to the nearest highest value possible, so a users data can deplete faster, this government is against you!

[Wale Adeyemo @ceo_wale]

There are bugs that only users will catch, no matter how many internal tests you run.

[Polymarket @Polymarket]

JUST IN: The Atlantic warns America is becoming “postliterate” as daily pleasure reading has fallen from 28% to 16% — & nearly 30% of adults now struggle to paraphrase or infer from a multipage text.

[Film Updates @FilmUpdates]

Yahya Abdul-Mateen II has received an Emmy nomination for his performance in ‘WONDER MAN.’

[Shaiel Ben-Ephraim @academic_la]

There is no conclusive proof. But the circumstantial evidence that there is pro-Argentina bias in FIFA affecting the World Cup:

1) In the group stage opener against Algeria, Messi caught Aïssa Mandi with a studs-up challenge on the Achilles and escaped any card. FIFA later admitted the VAR officials got it wrong and sanctioned them.

2) The inconsistency became undeniable when the United States' Folarin Balogun was sent off in the Round of 32 for a near-identical foot-on-ankle challenge on Bosnia's Tarik Muharemović. Pundits directly compared the red card to Messi's uncarded foul on Mandi.

3) In the 2026 Round of 32 against Cape Verde, referee Drew Fischer did not enforce the tournament's new rule requiring an injured player to remain off the pitch after treatment. He waited for Argentina's Nicolás Tagliafico to return before allowing a Cape Verde corner. Several uncalled fouls in that game also went Argentina's way.

4) Today against Egypt, with Egypt leading 1-0, Mostafa Ziko finished off a long breakaway to make it 2-0. VAR sent Letexier to the monitor and the goal was disallowed for a Marwan Attia shirt-pull on Lisandro Martínez that occurred roughly 20 seconds earlier and nearly the full length of the pitch from goal.

5) Neutral officiating experts, not just Egyptian fans, called the decision wrong. Former FIFA referee Mark Clattenburg said he did not believe it was a foul and did not believe VAR should have intervened at all, adding that the call was inconsistent with the physical contact referees had allowed all tournament.

6) The winning sequence produced a second grievance. In the buildup to Enzo Fernández's stoppage-time winner, Egypt appealed for a penalty on a Salah challenge and for an Alexis Mac Allister shirt-pull, and VAR checked neither. Hassan cited the unreviewed Mac Allister pull directly in his post-match remarks.

7) The 2026 grievances land on top of a 2022 record In Qatar, Argentina were awarded five penalties, the most ever by a team in a single World Cup edition, with Messi taking all five. That same tournament, Messi handled the ball against the Netherlands in the quarterfinal and escaped a yellow card.

8) FIFA has appointed an all-Argentine crew, led by Facundo Tello, for Thursday's France–Morocco quarterfinal, the tournament's first all-same-country panel.

9) Comments attributed to Infantino after an Argentina match were widely discussed as suggesting bias toward Argentina before he later clarified them, and a deep Messi run drives far more global viewership and revenue than one without him. This establishes incentive.

FIFA cannot be trusted. Egypt was robbed. Argentina are coasting to another title under FIFA protection.

[بهاء خليل Bahaa khaleel @rosemag_3]

هذا الهدف المصري الملغى
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الى الابد

[T @Tmightknowball]

“I know you’re a starlighter”

[schizothotep @schizothotep]

whoever wrote that one gun and ball tweet must feel so vindicated every single day

[HAROLD👑 @HaroldTurijay]

Countrypersons,

As you heard for yourselves last night, the man is neither fed wrong intelligence nor failed by those working under him. That "maybe" explanation rests now.

The system & people therein perfectly represent the man at the top. He is the system, the system is him.

[Lutaaya @JoshuaLutaaya__]

If Uganda ever gets a normal government, do you think we shall stop calling politicians ‘Mama’ ‘Papa’ ‘Mzee’ etc

[trop @TropFromTheDead]

@fvzzii

[Gava Charles @charlesgava_256]

We should be busy fixing this.

Instead of whatever shenanigans we're currently up to.

[ShazBoi @ShazBoi2003]

Abolish cinematic universes, bring back trilogies and contained sagas

[Retney @retneysholocron]

“This generation will not be defined by its great games or incredible tech, but rather by corporate greed, mismanagement, and anti-consumer practices.”

Nailed it

[Dr Ola Brown @NaijaFlyingDr]

The only reason anything exceptional happens is because someone keeps applying force past the point where a rational person would stop.

[Hassan Mafi ‏ @thatdayin1992]

Americans realizing the president of the US is so corrupt that he openly admits he and his family are making money with insider trading

[freeth @lovetheism]

the classic Lil Kim move…

[Muanza 🇨🇩🇨🇲 LeVicePresident @kngmuanza]

On dirait l’âge de nos présidents