富田守

その時思った事を発言しますし、リツイートもします
但し恐ろしく気まぐれな、酔っ払いです
出会えるかも、出会えるかも分からない
誰かさん達に会うために

[へずまりゅう @hezuruy]

日本ザルすぎんか？
2000年から26年間も不法在留を続けていた韓国人の男(70)逮捕って。
つい先日も茨城県でインドネシア国籍の男女23人が摘発されたばかりだぞ。
入国管理の監視が甘いんじゃないか？
あと7万人もこんなのがいるんだから早く摘発し強制送還してくれ。
これ以上日本人の負担を増やすな。

[Sumaiyah @uncensored__S]

Did we really just move on from the Epstein Files ?

[shin @r230614_shin]

アメリカのナパーム弾は、
「火を放つ」のではなく「燃焼する粘着剤を人間に付着させる」化学的兵器です。

ナパームはナフサにナフテン酸とパルミチン酸（アルミノ塩）を混ぜてジェル状にしたもの。皮膚や衣服へ強力にこびりつき、水をかけても消えず、燃え尽きるまで肉体を焼く殺戮兵器です。

[東郷ゆう子の旦那 @togootto]

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女子高生のレ◯プ計画を立てている？
それ、人権侵害です！
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[偏見で語る兵器bot @heikihenken]

長門型戦艦　今じゃ大和ばかり有名だけど戦前に親しまれてた最強戦艦といえばコイツってそれ一番言われてるから。まぁ加賀型は空母になったし大和は開戦直前まで建造中だったし当然。ビッグセブンの意味を知りたい人は海軍軍縮条約で調べて、どうぞ。

[村上ゆかり @yukarimurakami5]

減税すればいいのになぜか給付ばかりしようとする。

[Homer Pavlos @HomerPavlos]

The Muslim Turks loved flaying (skinning) alive Christians. During the Ottoman period, they applied it mainly against Greek rebels to deter and discipline others. As usual, the Christian victim was beaten, publicly humiliated, and tied to a special scaffold for immobilization. Then, skilled executioners removed his skin with sharp knives before the crowd. Here are 3 characteristic cases.

The first concerns Dionysios, Greek Bishop of Larisa and Trikki, who lived in the 16th–17th centuries. An enlightened hierarch with brilliant studies in philosophy, medicine, theology, and more at major Western universities, he earned the title "Philosopher." In the early 17th century (1601 and 1611), he initiated two revolutionary movements in Thessaly and Epirus. Both failed, and in 1611 he was captured alive. In Ioannina's central square, before a crowd, he was skinned alive in a martyrdom lasting five hours, aged around 70. The vandalism continued: his flayed body was thrown to dogs, while his skin was stuffed with straw and bran, dressed in archiepiscopal vestments, and paraded through the city with music for days. Finally, it was sent to the Sultan and ended up discarded in the royal stables.

Another well-known case is that of Daskalogiannis. On June 17, 1771, he was led to a central square in Chandax (Heraklion). A wooden scaffold with a special seat had been erected. Tied tightly to it, he was flayed starting from the head by a monstrous executioner who threw pieces of skin to the crowd, saying: "Take leather for your boots!" A second executioner periodically showed him his flayed face in a mirror, mocking: "Look, captain, how well the red suits you!" Relatives (brother and daughter) in the crowd went mad at the sight. He endured steadfastly and died when the flaying reached his shoulder blades. His flayed body remained exposed in the June heat for days in that square (now named in his honor) until the stench forced the Turks to bury it.

The third case is that of the Venetian Marco Antonio Bragadin. He was executed by flaying in August 1571 in Famagusta, Cyprus, after defending the island alongside the Greeks. They first cut off both of Bragadin’s ears and his nose. While he was in captivity, a massacre of all the remaining Christians in the city took place. After being left in prison for two weeks with his wounds festering, he was dragged around the city walls carrying sacks of earth and stone on his back. Next, he was tied to a chair and hoisted to the yardarm of the Turkish flagship, where he was exposed to the taunts of the sailors. Finally, he was taken to the main square, tied naked to a column, and flayed alive. Bragadin’s quartered body was then distributed as war trophies among the army, while his skin was stuffed with straw, sewn back together, reinvested with his military insignia, and exhibited riding an ox in a mocking procession through the streets of Famagusta. In 1580, his skin was stolen by Girolamo Polidori and brought back to Venice, where it remains today in the Basilica di San Giovanni e Paolo.

The martyrdom of flaying (skinning alive) is ancient. Herodotus mentions that it was originally practiced by the Scythians. He describes how Scythian warriors treated conquered foes, using their enemies' skin to manufacture leather trophy items. Archaeology has recently confirmed Herodotus' account. Scalp flaying was called "periskythismos" due to this Scythian custom. It was always a sign of barbarity and fortunately an exception rather than the rule. The punishment was also used by the Romans during persecutions of Christian martyrs, the best-known case being the apostle Bartholomew.

-Homer Pavlos

[浜田 聡 前参議院議員 日本自由党月額980円党員募集中💉💉💉 YouTube＆ブログ毎日更新 @satoshi_hamada]

三条駅近くの篠田屋さんで昼食。

デラックス丼が美味しかったです。

近くにあった、らーめん山頭火は閉店とのこと。

時の流れを感じました。

https://t.co/U5QAsi5YXN

[The Iranian @JustAnIranianIr]

An 8-year-old girl was married to a 40-year-old man. The “wedding night” was so violent she died from internal injuries.

This is not a random crime.

In multiple Muslim-majority countries, child marriage is still defended as religiously permitted.

When your legal and moral system treats a child as a wife, her death becomes just another “family matter.”

A religion that cannot clearly ban marrying and raping children has a child-abuse problem it still refuses to face.

No civilization that calls this “tradition” or “sunnah” gets to lecture anyone about morality.

[GMX @GMX_PRESS]

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[偏見で語る兵器bot @heikihenken]

B-58　核攻撃専門の高速爆撃機。吊り下げ式のエンジンポッドと外装式武装ポッドがあまりにも特徴的。あまりに高々度高速巡航に特化しすぎてたのでこの能力が求められない時代になると一瞬で消滅しました。まあしょうがないね。

[浜田 聡 前参議院議員 日本自由党月額980円党員募集中💉💉💉 YouTube＆ブログ毎日更新 @satoshi_hamada]

長年この問題を検証してきた阿羅先生の指摘は極めて重要。

資料の裏付けが問われている中で、公共放送が検証抜きのナラティブを再生産するのは歴史認識を誤らせる原因になる。

NHKは都合の良い前提に頼らず、一次資料に基づいた報道を行うべき。

[偏見で語る兵器bot @heikihenken]

F6D ミサイリアー　ミサイル万能や！速度も運動性も要らんかったんや！とただ単にミサイル運搬機として作った艦上戦闘機。でも長距離ミサイルで空母守るだけならミサイル巡洋艦のほうがもっと搭載できるがそれじゃアカンのか？（生産中止）

[冒険家ゆたぼん(17)@覚醒モード @yutabon_youtube]

おじいさん、知らないみたいだから教えてあげるけどね。「義務教育」とは、国が「教育を受ける権利」を保障するために、子どもに教育を受けさせることを「保護者に義務づけた仕組み」だよ。だから子供は学校に行く権利はあるけど義務はないんだよ。僕は小学生の時からずっと言ってるし、ホームスクーリングで学んだから高卒認定試験にも合格してる。おじいさんはもっと勉強しようね。まぁ手遅れかもしれないけど。

[Liza Rosen @LizaRosen0000]

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[へずまりゅう @hezuruy]

これだけは言う。
別に外国人を養う為に税金を納めている訳ではないぞ？
子供たちやお年寄り皆んなが楽しく暮らせる社会を信じて必死に働いてる。
外国人の生活保護とか理解できん。
苦しいなら国に帰ればいい。
日本国民は物価高で給料も上がらず苦しいんだ。
まず外国人の優遇を止め減税してくれ。

[MONDE MUSLIM @mondemuslims]

🚨 #Nigéria : l’h0rreur à Kaduna 😢

Elle a 15 ans. Elle a dit « non » à un #mariage forcé.
Pour se v€nger, un homme et 12 complices l’ont agr€ssée aux champs et grav€ment mutilée.
Ses parents avaient refusé car elle est trop jeune et doit continuer l’école.
5 susp€cts arrêtés. La famille réclame justice, des sanctions lourdes et la prise en charge des soins.
La population a p€ur que les coupables soient vite relâchés.
Une enfant ne devrait jamais payer pour avoir dit « non »

[Roman Sheremeta 🇺🇸🇺🇦 @rshereme]

A family is saying goodbye to their father, who was killed by russians.

When I watch this video, I feel an overwhelming sense of pain and injustice. And a deep call for justice. Russia must pay.

The pain russians have inflicted on Ukrainians will be felt for generations. The evil they have unleashed will never be forgotten.

The lives they have taken cannot be returned. The families they have destroyed cannot simply be made whole again.

But the crimes they have committed must not go unpunished.

There must be justice.

[とーちゃん（さん付け不要） @knightma310]

沖縄県知事選に投票する権利は私にはないんだけど

私は参政権を得てから密かに誇っていることがあって

「選挙は皆勤」なの。

投票しなきゃ文句を言う資格はない、と思っている

なんで、選挙くらい行ってくれ(´・ω・｀)

[しゃく㈱笏本縫製 @shakunone]

グンゼさん、すごい。

工場閉鎖などの報道もある逆風の中、それでも熊本地震の被災地に10万枚の肌着を寄付。私なら躊躇してたかもしれん。我々も祖母の代からグンゼ製の糸の品質に支えられてきた。

今回、ふと感じた。
グンゼさんの姿勢や覚悟に、50年前から知らず知らず触れてきたのかもしれない。