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[Canari @carmenerrasti]

@celesttm1 @luuupereyra_ Por eso escribí. Me pareció de una frialdad total.

[Canari @carmenerrasti]

@luuupereyra_ No entiendo cuál es el motivo de contar esto. Es tu decisión, pero no es para sentirse orgullosa. Escuchaste un corazón latiendo…. Yo que tú me callo.

[Libertad y Justicia @EchoOfDemocracy]

Yoani Sánchez no puede ser una más de los olvidados en las mazmorras.

Levanta tu voz y comparte, es AHORA
AHORA. La presión SÍ funciona y esto depende de tí y de todos.
#LiberenAYoani

[Patricio @RookieCowboy]

Si es de Derecha se fugó, si es de Izquierda se tuvo que exiliar.

[Kate from Kharkiv @BohuslavskaKate]

I just... has been fine? FINE???

Russia struck a park in a broad daylight in my region of Ukraine today, killing several children and adults, including little Anhelina in her babystroller and her mother.

[Brivael Le Pogam @brivael]

My dear American friends, in my last post I gave you a snapshot of where France stands today. Now let me show you how we got here. I want you to see the whole movie before you buy the ticket.

After the war, France was a machine. We called it the Trente Glorieuses, thirty glorious years. We built Concorde, the most beautiful aircraft ever made. We built a fleet of nuclear reactors in about fifteen years and gave ourselves some of the cleanest, cheapest electricity in the world. We built Ariane and put Europe in space. We built the TGV, the fastest train on earth. We invented the Minitel, an online network in millions of homes before most of you had heard of the internet. We were not a museum. We were builders.

Then came 1981. François Mitterrand. Think of him as our Bernie Sanders, except he actually won. At his side, in the office next to his at the Élysée, sat a 37-year-old prodigy named Jacques Attali, his special adviser for the next ten years. The brightest minds of the left, convinced they could run an economy from a ministry.

Here's what they did. They governed with Communist ministers. In 1982 they nationalized dozens of banks and the biggest industrial groups in the country: Paribas, Suez, Saint-Gobain, Thomson, Pechiney, Rhône-Poulenc. They lowered the retirement age to 60. They cut the work week to 39 hours and added a fifth week of paid vacation. They created a wealth tax. They hired massively into the public sector.

Reality hit in less than two years. Capital fled, inflation ran wild, and the franc was devalued three times. In March 1983 Mitterrand had to slam on the brakes and impose austerity just to stay in the European monetary system.

But here's the trick: the brakes never reversed anything. They just slowed the ratchet. The so-called right came back with Jacques Chirac, and nothing was undone. Under Chirac's presidency, France passed the 35-hour work week. Left or right, every government added one more program, one more rule, one more tax, and nobody ever took one away.

At the same time, the political class did something even more destructive than bad economics. It turned the youth into a political instrument. Instead of teaching young people, including millions of children of immigrants, to love the country they lived in, it taught them a story of guilt and grievance: France as the oppressor, France as the thing to resent. You cannot integrate people into a country you've taught them to despise. We are living with the consequences of that narrative today, in our schools, our suburbs, our streets.

Then forty years of slow decline, all the way to Macron. And the story has a perfect ending. In 2007, Jacques Attali chaired a commission on how to unleash French growth. Its deputy rapporteur was a young civil servant named Emmanuel Macron. The commission proposed more than 300 reforms to free the economy. Almost none were ever implemented. Even the men who built the system knew it wasn't working, and even they couldn't undo it.

No balanced budget since 1974. Public spending around 57% of GDP. Debt above 3,300 billion euros. Growth stuck under 1%.

Now the number that should keep you up at night. In 1995, GDP per person in France was about $27,000. In America, about $29,000. We were neck and neck. Today France is around $49,000. America is around $90,000. You are now nearly twice as rich per person as we are.

What changed? Not our talent. Not our engineers. Not our schools of mathematics. The only thing that changed is that we went all in on socialism. The 35 hours, the endless regulation, the taxes that chase out anyone who builds, the belief that the state should do everything and the individual should ask permission for everything.

There's a line people love to attribute to Einstein: insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results. We tried. For forty years, we tried. Every government promised that one more program, one more tax, one more regulation would finally fix things. You just saw where it got us.

So if you choose the Democratic Party, which is literally turning socialist in front of your eyes, you will deserve what comes next.

Let me tell you exactly what will happen if you go down that road. Nobody will vote for decline. Every single measure will sound generous, compassionate, reasonable. Your builders will slowly leave or stop building. Your state will grow every year and never shrink. Your debt will compound. And in thirty years, your kids will look at a chart like the one I just described and wonder when it all went wrong.

You still have something we lost. You have Elon Musk sending rockets to orbit and landing them on their tail. You have Palmer Luckey building the defense industry of the future. You have Jeff Bezos, Jensen Huang, and thousands of founders nobody has heard of yet, building in garages right now.

Trust your entrepreneurs. Don't trust your politicians.

I come from your future. Don't make it yours.

[Kalina Ann🍆 @KalinaAnnGG]

Por qué un medio senegalés promociona un evento de cantos islámicos en Argentina con la bandera de los talibanes? (terroristas)

[Canari @carmenerrasti]

@mkanen Desagradable personaje.

[Canari @carmenerrasti]

@GabyLevinas @LordMurielo Un horror. Lamento mucho lo que pasó. Es increíble que haya gente que defienda a Gaza y Hamas.

[Damien Rieu @DamienRieu]

Chanter à la gloire de Mohammed Merah, c’est honorer un homme qui a mis une balle dans la tête à bout touchant à cette petite fille.

Puisse son visage vous hanter pour toujours.

[Visegrád 24 @visegrad24]

A French woman tells one of the second and third-generation migrant rioter no to vandalize her city

He responds by trying to set her face on fire

[Lucia Etxebarria @LaEtxebarria]

"NO NOS ABANDONÉIS
OS NECESITAMOS"
Lo ha dicho Vivas ENTRE LÁGRIMAS porque sabe que de repente Ceuta ha salido de los informativos.
Si vas a hacer un Rt hoy, hazlo a este post.
CEUTA, NO TE OLVIDAMOS

[Sara Ghorbani @d_white_rabbit]

Women in Afghanistan aren’t allowed to get an education to become doctors, nurses, midwives or anything really, because women aren’t allowed an education. Women in Afghanistan aren’t allowed to have jobs either, so even if they are already educated by some miracle, they still can’t become doctors or nurses or midwives. Women also aren’t allowed to visit male doctors anymore in a country where female doctors are as rare as unicorns. The Taliban also banned contraception and since consent doesn’t exist in Islam for women because we are farmland and at the service our husbands, women have to get pregnant anyway. I don’t think the Taliban worries about statistics and maternal mortality rate or women’s health of course (what a ridiculous notion!) so Afghan women are dying while the world is shaking hands with the Taliban who are intentionally murdering them.

[Canari @carmenerrasti]

@SarahIronside6 And an idiot.

[Canari @carmenerrasti]

Entiendo la preocupación, sobre todo por la inmoralidad y corrupción del actual gobierno español. Pero quiero aclara que la enorme mayoría de los que solicitan la ciudadanía por ser nieto de españoles, como yo misma, no tenemos la mínima intención ni interés en votar. Queremos el pasaporte, aunque sea para entrar más rápido por Migraciones. Y poder estar con nuestros hijos que viven en Europa, que son muchos. No somos socialista, más bien lo contrario.

[Andres @andresmego]

Argentina YA tenía cuota de carne en EEUU.
La quintuplicaron.
Las exportaciones crecieron.
Aparece OTRO cupo, para países que no tenían cuota.
¿Título?
“Trump excluyó a Argentina”.
No es informar: es agarrar una verdad, mutilarla y conseguir que entiendas algo falso.
Perverso !!

[Santi Passaglia @passaglia_santi]

Ya que @nkreplak no sale de su escritorio, vine al Hospital Provincial San Felipe a mostrarle cómo está. Las imágenes hablan por sí solas: no hay gas, la caldera no funciona y, por lo tanto, tampoco hay calefacción, ministro.
Las paredes están despintadas, no funciona el ascensor, faltan vidrios en puertas y ventanas, hay persianas que no abren, baños tapados y clausurados y sillas de espera partidas.
Ya relevamos todo lo que hay que hacer con la cuadrilla. La Provincia tiene el presupuesto para mantener este hospital, así que la pregunta es bastante simple: ¿en qué lo está gastando? Como podés ver no eran solo “paredes despintadas”.
Y repito lo que ya te dije: si no pueden hacerse cargo del San Felipe, que nos lo pasen al municipio. Nosotros nos ocupamos.

[Manuel Passaglia @manupassaglia]

Si uno tuviera que definir la política sanitaria de Kicillof con una palabra, sería ABANDONO.
Lo sufrimos desde hace años con el estado deplorable del Hospital San Felipe en San Nicolás (provincial). Lo vemos en cada hospital que puso en manos de La Cámpora. Lo vemos en el desastre del IOMA, que deja tirados a médicos y pacientes.
Por eso no me sorprenden las imágenes del vacunatorio de Pilar. Porque en todos los rincones de la Provincia se repite siempre lo mismo: abandono.

[NICO SINGER @NicolasSinger]

La FIFA sancionó a la AFA por la bandera de Malvinas y aduce en su reglamento que fue por :

"servirse de un evento deportivo para realizar manifestaciones de índole distinta a la deportiva"

❓️ Por qué no sancionó al DT de Egitpo por llevar una bandera política?

[Rep Brandi Bradley @bradleyforco]

In the name of my stillborn daughter, Emerson Riley, every woman in this picture disgusts me. Let’s celebrate ripping arms and legs off of perfectly formed humans, knowing full well that it causes immense pain to them. In the same breath, women like this scream and fight to protect endangered species and wolves in Colorado. Make it make sense.
We tried to pass a bill in the state of Colorado to at least give pain medicine to a fetus before you rip them apart and the Democrats voted NO. Animals have more protections in Colorado than babies do… It’s disgusting.
And for all the women who have had to bury a baby, struggle with infertility, or were never able to conceive, I’m sorry you have to see pictures of women celebrating bills that bring death to babies.