Judy Talaugon (samalajujupies)

abolitionist

[Judy Talaugon (samalajujupies) @atajes]

See this Instagram photo by @head.lover.in.charge https://t.co/XJsC677ygO

[Jean Jacques Dessalines 🇭🇹🇵🇸🇳🇪🇲🇱🇧🇫🇨🇺 @JeanJacquesDes7]

Why do some Dominican’s deny their Black race? I got the answer😳🇩🇴

Keemzalberio

[Meidas_Charise Lee @charise_lee]

Perhaps he’s saying the quiet part out loud. He is going to attack CA and then blame Iran.
THEY WERE CHEERING THAT’S WHAT BOTHERED ME! #CultOfMorons

[Meidas_Charise Lee @charise_lee]

You summed it up perfectly!

[Leonarda Jonie @Leonardaisfunny]

This is honestly so excellent. I hope they get more of this.

[Meidas_Charise Lee @charise_lee]

We're all Jane Doe. Every single one of us.

[Hunter Schafer Central @schafercentral]

Hunter Schafer walking the Vogue World runway in an Elizabethan costume designed by Sandy Powell for Tilda Swinton in ‘Orlando’ (1992) last year was truly one for the history books. 🏵️

[Meidas_Charise Lee @charise_lee]

#AlexPretti “The truth does not become less true because someone with great power tells a louder lie.” Such a powerful statement

[Meidas_Charise Lee @charise_lee]

SHE IS ABSOLUTELY CORRECT

[Raebo @Raebo56]

You know you're loved when

[Orlando Guerreiro 🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩 @orlandoguerreir]

*MANIFESTO AO MUNDO CONTRA A TIRANIA IMPERIALISTA DE DONALD TRUMP!*
*A presidente do México, CLAUDIA SHEINBAUM, escreve em nome do restante do MUNDO para Trump e Musk:*
*Então, vocês votaram para construir um muro… Bem, meus queridos americanos, mesmo que vocês não entendam muito de geografia – já que “América” para vocês significa apenas o seu país e não um continente –, é importante que saibam o que estão deixando do lado de fora desse muro antes de colocarem a primeira pedra.*
*Fora dele, vivem 7 bilhões de pessoas. Mas, como essa coisa de “pessoas” talvez não soe tão relevante para vocês, vamos chamá-las de consumidores.*
*São 7 bilhões de consumidores, prontos para substituir seus iPhones por um Samsung ou Huawei em menos de 42 horas. Eles também podem trocar Levi’s por Zara ou Massimo Dutti.*
*Sem fazer alarde, em menos de seis meses podemos parar de comprar carros da Ford ou Chevrolet e substituí-los por Toyota, KIA, Mazda, Honda, Hyundai, Volvo, Subaru, Renault ou BMW – marcas que, tecnicamente, superam os veículos que vocês produzem.*
*Com esses 7 bilhões de consumidores, também podemos cancelar nossas assinaturas de TV a cabo americana. Talvez não gostemos tanto da ideia, mas podemos simplesmente deixar de assistir aos filmes de Hollywood e focar em produções latino-americanas ou europeias, que têm melhor qualidade, mensagens mais ricas, técnicas cinematográficas mais avançadas e conteúdos mais relevantes.*
*Por mais inacreditável que pareça para vocês, podemos parar de visitar a Disney e, em vez disso, ir ao parque Xcaret, em Cancún, ou escolher destinos turísticos no México, Canadá, Europa, América do Sul ou Oriente. Há lugares incríveis pelo mundo.*
*E, acreditem ou não, até no México existem hambúrgueres melhores que os do McDonald’s – e ainda com um valor nutricional superior.*
*Alguém nos Estados Unidos já viu uma pirâmide? No Egito, no México, no Peru, na Guatemala, no Sudão e em outros países existem pirâmides de civilizações incríveis. Descubram onde estão as maravilhas do mundo antigo e moderno… Nenhuma delas está nos Estados Unidos.*
*Que pena, Trump! Se houvesse alguma, você provavelmente tentaria comprá-la e revendê-la.*
*Sabemos que existe Adidas, e não apenas Nike, e podemos começar a consumir marcas de tênis mexicanas, como a Panam.*
*Nós sabemos muito mais do que vocês pensam. Sabemos, por exemplo, que o desemprego crescerá dentro dessa muralha racista, que sua economia entrará em colapso e que, quando esses 7 bilhões de consumidores deixarem de comprar seus produtos, vocês acabarão implorando para que derrubemos esse muro.*
*Sem mais perguntas. Mas… vocês quiseram um muro? Então terão um muro.*
*Atenciosamente,*
*O resto do MUNDO.*
*CLAUDIA* *SHEINBAUM*
*PRESIDENTE DO MÉXICO*

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

The Waorani people of Ecuador secured a major court victory that safeguarded roughly half a million acres of Amazon rainforest from oil development.

The dispute originated in 2012, when the Ecuadorian government carried out consultations in Waorani communities as it prepared to open Indigenous territories to oil companies. Waorani leaders later argued that these meetings failed to provide a real chance for their people to understand the plans or make collective decisions about their land. They reported that the sessions were arranged with little advance notice, used inadequate translation, and presented confusing information. Traditional elders were largely left out, and the environmental and cultural impacts of drilling were never clearly explained.

In 2019 the Waorani of Pastaza took the government to court. A three-judge panel ruled that the 2012 consultation had violated their constitutional rights to self-determination and to free, prior, and informed consultation. The decision nullified the earlier process and blocked the auction of Oil Block 22, an area of about 500,000 acres (202,000 hectares) of Waorani rainforest.

Ecuador appealed the ruling. In July 2019 the Provincial Court of Pastaza dismissed the appeal, rendering the victory final. The judgment did not impose a permanent ban on all future drilling. It simply prevented the government from relying on the flawed 2012 consultation. Any new proposal would have to follow a proper process that respects Waorani rights and decision-making.

The outcome carried wider significance. The same 2012 consultation had underpinned plans for 16 oil blocks covering more than 7 million acres (2.8 million hectares) of Indigenous land, giving other communities a strong legal precedent. A 2025 court review confirmed that no active government project or administrative decision currently involves Block 22, although some of the reforms ordered after the case have been implemented only in part.

By keeping this forest intact, the ruling protects vast stores of carbon, vital rivers, rich wildlife, and the ancestral homeland that Waorani communities have stewarded for generations.

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

France has introduced one of the world’s toughest environmental laws by criminalizing “ecocide” under its Climate and Resilience Act.

The new legislation allows courts to impose severe penalties on companies and executives responsible for severe and lasting damage to air, water, or soil. Convicted offenders can face fines of up to €4.5 million, or up to ten times the profits gained from the violation, along with prison sentences of up to 10 years.

This marks a significant cultural and legal shift, elevating environmental protection to the same level of seriousness as threats to public safety or human life.

The law is part of a growing international movement, driven by activists, scientists, and legal experts, to treat large-scale ecological destruction as a serious crime rather than a mere business cost.

While some critics worry the law may prove difficult to enforce, it reflects a broader recognition that the health of the planet’s ecosystems is essential to human survival.

[No filter Skin @NoFilterSkin]

Women should be placed on a pedestal and worshipped.

[Meidas_Charise Lee @charise_lee]

AI is being Weaponized against consumers and workers by the wealthiest corporations in history. We’re not mad enough‼️

[Judy Talaugon (samalajujupies) @atajes]

Spain defeats Argentina 1-0 to win 2026 World Cup - ABC News via @ABC - https://t.co/wvO5KPSfja

[Rania @umyaznemo]

Exposing Argentina!

#Messi #fifa

[Rod (Izzy) 🇺🇸🦅 @1zzyzyx1]

Isn’t there anyone in Congress who will step up and demand he follow the rules? All these projects should require Federal approval. He is not the landowner; the American people are.
#DemsUnited