Tagad baigÄ ÅemÅ”anÄs ap NVO. Å emot vÄrÄ to, ka arÄ« mÄs esam NVO, tad man ar ir Å”is tas sakÄms. Man sakÄmais ir tikai un vienÄ«gi saistÄ«bÄ ar to jomu, kurÄ mÄs darbojamies. Ar citÄm jomÄm man nav pilnÄ«gi nekÄda saistÄ«ba un arÄ« sapraÅ”ana nav. TÄtad. Naudu NVO ir jÄdod. Ne man spriest par to, cik daudz un kam tÄ jÄdod. Mani ļoti uztrauc kas cits. TÄ ir klusÄÅ”ana. KlusÄÅ”ana par cÄloÅiem. KlusÄÅ”ana par politiÄ·u aroganci, liekulÄ«bu un cinismu lÄmumu pieÅemÅ”anÄ, kuri rada cÄloÅus jaunieÅ”u iesaistei noziedzÄ«gos darÄ«jumos, jaunieÅ”u nonÄkÅ”anai vidÄ, kurÄ viÅi kļūst par narkotiku lietotÄjiem, kurÄ nereti kļūst parĀ izvaroÅ”anas upuriem, cilvÄktirdzniecÄ«bas upuriemā¦cÄloÅiem dÄļ kuriem jaunieÅ”i nonÄk prostitÅ«cijÄ. Man pat ir grÅ«ti uzskaitÄ«t visu to, kÄdas Å”iem cÄloÅiem ir sekas. Ä»oti daudzi, kuri darbojas ar jaunieÅ”iem Å”o visu zin, bet klusÄ. KÄpÄc? Vai bail kļūt neÄrtiem? It kÄ tik daudziem rÅ«p tas, kas notiek ar jaunieÅ”iem, bet tanÄ« pat laikÄ tik daudzi klusÄ. Jo ilgÄk tiek klusÄts, jo arvien vairÄk jaunieÅ”us mÄs zaudÄjam. JaunieÅ”i tak esot mÅ«su nÄkotne.Ā
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Piedodiet, uzvilkos. Ceru, ka doma ir saprotama.
Sabiedriskais medijs pilda sabiedrÄ«bas informÄÅ”anas funkciju. Diskusijas par vÄlÄÅ”anÄm, apzinÄti izslÄdzot vairÄkas partijas no diskusijas, veido maldinoÅ”u ainu par vÄlÄÅ”anu piedÄvÄjumu.
NepagÄja ne divi gadi un AinÄrs ieraudzÄ«jis sarkanÄs lÄ«nijas. Ä, pag. VÄlÄÅ”anu gads. Redze uz kÄdu laiku daudziem uzlabosies. ÄŖstermiÅÄ gan.
Å odien š®š¹ oficiÄli atklÄtas ziemas olimpiskÄs spÄles, kas MilÄnÄ un KortÄ«nÄ d'Ampeco notiks lÄ«dz 22. februÄrim.
StarptautiskÄs OlimpiskÄs komitejas izpildkomiteja pieÅÄmusi lÄmumu, ka š·šŗ un š§š¾ sportistiem bÅ«s atļauts piedalÄ«ties Å”ajÄs spÄlÄs zem neitrÄlÄ karoga. @lasilvportals
If the Russians seriously wanted to end the war, they'd focus on diplomacyānot on missile strikes, blackouts, and even attempts to damage our nuclear power plants.
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We have information about the sites Russia reconnoitered in preparation for strikes. Everything clearly shows that diplomacy is not a priority for Russia.
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This must be acknowledged. And pressure on the aggressor and the real cause of this war must continue. The cause is in Moscow.
No, @TuckerCarlson. The U.S. didnāt declare war on Germany when Hitler invaded Poland.
Likewise, itās Russia that invaded Ukraine, not the other way around.
My suggestion: first facts, then opinions.
What is happening in Iran now ā large-scale protests, effectively an uprising ā is a clear sign that things wonāt get easier for Russia.
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And every decent person on this planet truly wants the people of Iran to finally free themselves from the current regime that has brought so much evil to Ukraine and to other countries.
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It is crucial that the world does not miss this moment when changes are possible. Every leader, every country, and international organizations must step in now and help the people remove those guilty of what Iran has sadly become.
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Everything can be different.
"Any acceptable peace deal must ensure russia pays fully for starting this war"
- Volodymyr Zelensky
President of Ukraine šŗš¦
I absolutely agree..
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Russia invaded Ukraine.
Ukraine defends itself and seeks peace, engaging in good faith in a US-brokered peace plan. Russia sabotages peace talks with false claims while bombing civilians, leaving them without power and heat. This is not the behavior of a country that seeks peace.
Simbolisks VisjaunÄko VislabÄko Laiku sÄkums - gaismnesis Hermanis pievienojos partijai, kuras dibinÄtÄjs ir Ä¢irÄ£ens. Tas pats, kura ministrÄÅ”anas spilgtÄkais veikums ir pÄc amata beigÄm neatdots dienesta iphone, par kura izshÄmoÅ”anu āgodavÄ«rsā vainu vÄl uzvÄla ierÄdnei.
Ukraine did not start this war. Russia started it. Ukraine supported President Trumpās proposal for a ceasefire. Ukraine has agreed to many different compromises, and this is documented in our draft agreements, in our 20-point plan. Ukraine is willing to do whatever it takes to stop this war.
For us, priority number one ā or the only priority ā is ending the war. For us, the priority is peace. We need to be strong at the negotiating table. To be strong, we need the support of the world: Europe and the United States. And this includes air defenses ā which are currently insufficient, weaponry ā which is currently insufficient, and money ā thankfully, there is now a European decision, but, frankly, there is a constant shortage of funds, in particular for the production of weapons and, most importantly, drones.
In this war of Russia against Ukraine, we want peace, and Russia demonstrates a desire to continue the war. If the whole world ā Europe and America ā is on our side, together we will stop Putin. Because together we will all want the same thing: an end to the war, peace ā a normal peace, a sustainable peace, safe for the whole world. If anyone ā whether the U.S. or Europe ā is on Russiaās side, this means the war will continue. There are no other options here. And this is a risk for all countries in the world. Because Russia will not stop, regardless of any agreements, any eloquent messages from them. They will not stop at Ukraine.
Since some people seem to have forgotten how international law works. Here is a 14-second masterclass from 1990.
"Itās simple: Someone invades? You kick them out. You don't ask them about their 'security concerns' while theyāre killing your people and flattening your cities to the ground."
Margaret Thatcher:
āSome people suggest there should be negotiations. What is there to negotiate about?
You don't negotiate with someone who marches into another country, devastates it, killing whoever he ⦠stands in his way. You get him out, make him pay and see that he is never in a position to do these things again.ā
(1990 October 12
Margaret Thatcher
Speech to Conservative Party Conference.)
November 20
Russian top general to Putin: āKupiansk has been taken under controlā
December 2
Putin: āWe invite foreign media to Kupianskā
December 12
Zelenskyy: āHello from Kupianskā
Trump calls for Ukrainian presidential elections ā but how many years has Russia gone without real elections?
In an interview with Politico, U.S. President Donald Trump said that Ukraine must hold presidential elections to demonstrate its commitment to democracy.
āThey havenāt had elections in a long time⦠at some point, thatās no longer democracy,ā he said.
But, for the record, Russia hasnāt had genuine competitive elections for about 20 years.
So perhaps thatās where elections should be held first?