“If all the mountains were books, and all the lakes ink, and all the trees quills, it
still would not be enough to describe all the pain in the world.” (Jakob Böhme)
“This is one of the most urgent problems for civilised man. He has created civilisation to give himself security. Security for what? For boredom? His chief problem seems to be that most human beings need a certain amount of challenge, of external stimulus, to stop them from sinking into the blank stare and blank consciousness of the idiot.”
~ Colin Wilson
“The most spiritual men, as the strongest, find their happiness where others would find their destruction: in the labyrinth, in hardness against themselves and others, in experiments. Their joy is self-conquest: asceticism becomes in them nature, need, and instinct.”
— Nietzsche
Although the absurd predominates, and it seems impossible that the voice of the individual can ever penetrate through the chorus of the befooling and the befooled, there yet remains to the genuine works of every age a silent, slow, and powerful influence...
Arthur Schopenhauer
“Higher men are distinguished from lower, by seeing and hearing immensely more, and in a thoughtful manner—and it is precisely this that distinguishes man from the animal, and the higher animal from the lower.”
Friedrich Nietzsche, The Gay Science
Will is the thing-in-itself, the inner content, the essence of the world. Life, the visible world, is only the mirror of the will. Life accompanies the will as inseparably as the shadow accompanies the body; if will exists, so will life, the world, exist.
Arthur Schopenhauer
no, this was completely engineered by the US, Israel, and Morocco. This is how Sanchez, and Spain at large, are punished for challenging Israel, and "re-educated" to fall back in line with western imperial objectives.
Under Napoleon, every man felt himself an actor in the great drama of human history; each man felt himself no longer mere debris swept away by events larger than himself, but a player on the grand stage; the life of even the most common soldier, under Napoleon, held meaning.
BREAKING: Reporter: Netanyahu opposes sending F-35 jets to Türkiye.
Trump: Nobody tells me what we should be selling or not. Türkiye has been a great ally.
Schopenhauer:
"Whoever does not remain, in a sense, a big child all his life, but becomes a serious, sober, thoroughly composed, and reasonable man, can be a very useful and capable citizen of this world; but never a genius."
Thank You #Türkiye and @trpresidency for sending planes to help Spanish authorities in our fight against forest fires. It’s good to have friends around. We will always be ready to help you back if (hopefully not) needed.
Greek Cypriot MEP, Fidias Panayiotou: “This photo was not taken in Israel, but in my country, Cyprus.
This time is political propaganda, but it is also becoming increasingly common to see billboards advertising real estate in Hebrew across the island.
This is simply not right. We must defend Cyprus's sovereignty.”
The billboard features Gadi Eizenkot, the former Chief of Staff of the Israeli military and now an Israeli politician.
Set against the Israeli flag, the Hebrew text reads: “Israelis, enjoy! You deserve it,” alongside a campaign slogan built around his name.
Hebrew Billboards, Israeli Cash: The Quiet Takeover of Southern Cyprus
Israeli buyers have bought ~3,900–4,000 properties in southern Cyprus (2021–2025), mostly in Larnaca, Limassol, and Paphos, and Hebrew-language real estate ads are visible in tourist zones.
They’re the top-tier foreign buyer group.
Hebrew-language political billboard for Israeli politician Gadi Eisenkot near Zygi drew attention from MEP Fidias Panayiotou, who framed it as a sovereignty issue.
Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis on Türkiye:
There is often journalistic exaggeration—both in Greece and in Türkiye.
I keep seeing analysts with maps, drawing circles to show how far this or that missile can reach. That doesn't help.
Let's stick to reality.
We are condemned to live next to each other. That is not going to change.
I believe our peoples want good relations. We do have differences—and one very major difference, of course—which has remained unresolved for forty years.
But that does not mean we have to live in a state of permanent tension or constant dramatization.
“Now I have avenged Hector,” Atatürk declared in 1922.
Centuries earlier, Mehmed II portrayed himself as Troy’s avenger.
Now Nolan’s The Odyssey has reopened an ancient question: Why have Turks long seen themselves as the heirs of Troy?
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