Bartoldome

Follow the cells to understand complexity.

Vision to unify or division to nullify, that's the question.

The Fourth Power is not Journalism but Science & Arts.

[Bartoldome @bartoldome]

Only the universally synchronized use of the N95-type mask immediately protects us from SARS-CoV-2 variants and any future pathogen with a risk of a pandemic (H5N1).

The N95 gives us life.

[미혜 @MIRIM2395]

사실 난 부정선거 안 믿었는데..

이번 6.3 지방선거를 보고 부정선거가 확실하다는것을 알았다...

일본 및 세계 친구들 대한민국을 구해주세요

[유우 @youandai_ko]

중국 공산당은 반드시 온갖 수단을 동원해 한국 정부 구석구석까지 침투할 것입니다. 대만 선거를 조작하려 했듯이, 우리 대선에도 손을 뻗칠 것이 분명합니다. 우리는 반드시 하나로 뭉쳐야 합니다. 우리는 결코 제2의 홍콩이 될 수 없습니다.

[강핏 @ryankang1133]

모스 탄(Morse H. Tan, 한국명: 단현명)
경력:2019년 12월 ~ 2021년 1월:
미국 국무부 국제형사사법대사
(트럼프 대통령 임명, 상원 인준)
오늘 송파구 개표소 현장 앞에서 연설 하였습니다.
연설내용: 한국에 선거는 무결하지도, 공정하지도 않았습니다.
한국은 지금 공산권에 의해 밞혀졌고
큰위기에 직면해 있습니다.
중국과 친중좌파와 지금 자리잡은 정부떄문에
위험에 쳐해있다.
이 나라는 공산권에 휘둘리면 안됩니다.
한국은 미국에 있어서 너무나도 중요한 나라입니다.
북한과 중국 간첩과 첩자가 엄청나게 한국에 많습니다.
제일 큰 위협은 강제 적화통일되어 중국과 가는것입니다.
이번 선거는 명백한 대한민국의 "부정선거"입니다.
절대 미국은 가만히 있지 않을겁니다.
"We Go To toghter" "We Go To toghter"
Mostan (Korean name: Dan Hyun-myung)
Career: December 2019 to January 2021:
U.S. State Department Ambassador for International Criminal Justice (President Trump appointed, Senate approved)
I spoke in front of the vote counting center in Songpa-gu today.
Speech: Elections have not been flawless or fair in Korea.
Korea is now transferred by the communist bloc and is facing a big crisis.
It is endangered because of China and the pro-center left and the government now in place.
This country should not be swayed by the communist bloc.
Korea is a very important country in the United States.
There are a lot of North Korean and Chinese spies and spies in South Korea.
The biggest threat is to be forced to unify and go with China.
This election is an obvious "unfair election" in South Korea.
The United States will never stand still.
"We Go To toghter" "We Go To toghter"

[Sergej Sumlenny, LL.M @sumlenny]

These two guys are spreading russian disinfo. Already in 2022, russia’s top state propaganda media RIA posted a programmatic stricke “What Russia must do to Ukraine” stating that “denazification means deukrainization” and “denazification means unavoidable deeuropeanization”.

[Bojan Pancevski @bopanc]

The sanctions against Russia are so lax that even Putin's cronies are able to buy western jets and expand their luxury lifestyles.
My report via @WSJ https://t.co/dVLFZ7w4mL

[David Walpiri @DWalpiri]

Mao Ning says commemorating June 4 is "distorting historical facts" and interfering in China's internal affairs under the pretext of democracy and human rights.

An interesting standard: remembering history linked to the US or Japan is a duty. Remembering Tiananmen is a problem.

[Vatnik Soup @P_Kallioniemi]

At a ceremony honoring the soldiers who died liberating Europe from fascism, US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth chose to attack Europe over immigration.

D-Day commemorations have traditionally emphasized the unity of the Western allies. Turning the graves of 9,000 fallen Americans into a stage for culture war politics is disgraceful.

[Maria Drutska 🇺🇦 @maria_drutska]

Just one week…

Kyiv region.

Sumy region.

Dnipro region.

Odesa region.

Donetsk region.

Kharkiv region.

Chernihiv region.

Kherson region.

Zaporizhzhia region.

Russia will not stop because it has destroyed enough.

It will stop only when it is stopped.

[Amjad Taha أمجد طه @amjadt25]

Why can't Starmer stop this? This is Leeds University, not an Al-Qaeda training ground. Students here are pressured to believe that their education in medicine, law, or graphic design means nothing unless they devote themselves to defending Hamas and the October 7 attacks in Israel. Parents send their children to university to study medicine, engineering, law, and science, not to be indoctrinated by political extremists. Across parts of Britain and Ireland, Muslim Brotherhood-linked activism has turned some campuses into platforms for ideological recruitment.

Universities should be places of learning, debate, and critical thinking, not factories for radicalization. You pay tens of thousands in tuition fees expecting doctors, engineers, and entrepreneurs. Instead, too many parents are watching their children emerge as Islamist activists consumed by extremist politics.

Education should build futures, not manufacture division.

[Anton Gerashchenko @Gerashchenko_en]

Huge crowds in Sochi airport, Russia.

The airport has been closed down for a while due to drone attacks. It's only been open for 8 minutes since Friday.

Dozens of incoming and outcoming flights delayed, some canceled.

[李老师不是你老师 @whyyoutouzhele]

韩国的年轻人们用各种语言写下标语
呼吁国际社会关注韩国的选举舞弊事件

[Velina Tchakarova @vtchakarova]

Likely?? North Korea‘s economic existence fully depends on China. North Korea is the nuclear bargaining chip of the DragonBear against the US in the Indo-Pacific region amid new Cold War. If you haven‘t grasped it yet, you better start connecting the dots.

[Jessica Berlin @berlin_bridge]

Ireland: occupied for centuries by imperial invaders who brutally suppressed their language & identity; endured torture, murder, sexual violence, hunger. They bravely resisted & live free today.

More than anyone in Western Europe, Ireland should understand & stand with Ukraine.

[Jürgen Nauditt 🇩🇪🇺🇦 @jurgen_nauditt]

China has launched a "special maritime operation" east of Taiwan to thwart attempts by Japan and the Philippines to legally divide the region between themselves.

What lies at the heart of the conflict?

Japan and the Philippines have officially begun negotiations to determine the precise boundaries of their Exclusive Economic Zones (EEZs) in the Pacific Ocean. The issue is that the area they intend to demarcate lies east of Taiwan. Since Beijing regards Taiwan as one of its provinces, it automatically lays claim to all surrounding waters, the continental shelf, and the resources located there.

By effectively ignoring Beijing, the Philippines and Japan have signaled that they do not view the country as a legitimate actor in this specific region. China’s Foreign Ministry has already dismissed these negotiations as "completely illegal and invalid," citing the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), which mandates that boundary demarcation between neighboring states must be based on mutual agreement.

In doing so, Beijing is not deploying its military, but rather civilian and paramilitary entities—specifically the Ministry of Transport and maritime safety and rescue agencies. This is a classic "gray zone" tactic: China displaces its adversaries using its civilian fleet.

The goal of this operation goes beyond mere patrolling; it aims to forcibly assert sovereign authority. In practice, this means Chinese vessels will attempt to control maritime traffic in these waters.

[Wanjun Xie @xie_wanjun]

The election fraud by the Lee Jae-myung administration in South Korea, the CCP's subversion of the South Korean election, and the dispatch of a large number of Chinese police officers into South Korea to suppress protests against the election fraud have made more and more South Koreans realize that Yoon Hee-yul's martial law was the right thing to do and that President Yoon Hee-yul must return to power!

[Kate from Kharkiv @BohuslavskaKate]

GEN. KEANE: The advantage and momentum are on the side of Ukraine now. The war has turned around completely.

This false narrative that Russia is winning the war, let's put that aside. It never was the case, and it surely is not the case now.

Russia is using attacks on civilian populations to deflect and diffuse the international public’s awareness of what is actually happening on the ground.

[Joni Askola @joni_askola]

For two decades, Vladimir Putin managed to trick the world into believing he was a master geopolitical chess player.

The catastrophic invasion of Ukraine has permanently shattered that illusion, exposing him as one of the most wildly overestimated strategists in modern history.

Putin's long streak of international ”successes” was never a product of strategic brilliance. Instead, his ”victories” happened simply because he was willing to break international rules and push further than his targets expected. Many of his opponents mistakenly believed that appeasement would preserve stability, which only encouraged his aggressive behavior for years.

The moment someone finally stood up to him, the entire facade came crashing down. Ukraine refused to capitulate, and the Kremlin's supposedly unstoppable military machine failed pathetically. Putin completely miscalculated the resolve of Ukrainian people and the unity of the West, proving that his earlier triumphs were just the result of bullying weak and hesitant adversaries.

By overstretching his forces in this reckless war, he has effectively ruined the economic potential and future of Russia. His legacy is now defined by a bleeding military, crippling sanctions, and absolute isolation from the developed world. It is a pathetic end for a ruler who genuinely believed his own propaganda

[Dan the “Shadow Tanker Bonker” @realLangerDan]

🚨According to the Irish Times, the Irish Government refused FOI requests to release 2023 briefing documents on Aughinish Alumina export destinations because of the potential damage to Ireland’s international relations.

Makes you wonder what is in these documents…

#Alumina21

[Tiny Reverie🇺🇸✝️ @TReverie]

西藏，示範了和平協議
結果血腥鎮壓，達賴喇嘛流亡

香港，示範了一國兩制
結果香港失去權利，有了雨傘革命
人民失去的權利，有了反送中運動

2026的現在
南韓，示範了親中和不在籍投票
結果
正在上演

[Branislav Slantchev @slantchev]

The Soviet Union had notional equality of the sexes but almost no women in leadership positions. Women also played very traditional roles at home (taking care of cooking, cleaning, raising kids) while working full time — this even has a name, the ‘double burden’ (analogous to what sociologists call the ‘second shift’ for American women). Women were half the workforce but clustered in low-paying sectors (education, health, light industry), resulting in a 30% pay gap, and even in sectors they dominated, they rarely made it to the top positions.