Laklass

Free lancer, Free thinker, Ubuntu Mindset, Positive Mindset. Platform thinker.

[kalki @kalkiverxe]

@elonmusk Dear President Musk,

please let Chinese BYD enter the American market.. why should Tesla have a monopoly ?

your monopoly is justified in the name of national security.. others are condemned as oligarchy.. what a convenient distinction! ..
an oligarch whore is crying 😂

[Omoyele Sowore @sowore]

Yes, today in New York, I joined the Free Palestine protest. No justice, no peace! #FreePalestine!

I condemn the genocide being committed by the state of Israel in Gaza.

I joined to make it clear that Nigerians
stand for justice and human rights for Palestinians.

[Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani @NYCMayor]

Benjamin Netanyahu is a war criminal.

[Ousmane Sonko @SonkoOfficiel]

Du mouvement à l’organisation : le défi du premier congrès du Pastef Les Patriotes

Lorsque nous avons créé PASTEF-LES PATRIOTES en 2014, nous n’avions ni les moyens financiers des grands partis ni les relais d’influence dont disposent habituellement les forces politiques établies. Nous avions cependant une conviction : les difficultés du Sénégal ne pouvaient être réduites à des questions de personnes ou à de simples défaillances de gouvernance.

Derrière la corruption, le chômage, la pauvreté, les inégalités sociales et les difficultés de notre économie se trouvait une réalité plus profonde : une souveraineté inachevée.

Notre pays était indépendant depuis plus d’un demi-siècle. Il disposait d’institutions reconnues, d’un drapeau respecté et d’une stabilité politique enviée. Pourtant, trop souvent, les décisions les plus importantes demeuraient tributaires de dépendances économiques, financières, technologiques et culturelles héritées de l’histoire et entretenues par les mécanismes de l’ordre postcolonial.

Nous avons alors posé une question simple : à quoi sert l’indépendance politique si un peuple ne maîtrise pas pleinement son destin ?

C’est cette interrogation qui a donné naissance au Manifeste des Patriotes, puis à l’Appel aux Patriotes. Dès l’origine, notre ambition n’était pas de créer un parti de plus dans un paysage politique déjà saturé. Nous voulions construire un instrument capable d’organiser une reconquête de la souveraineté nationale.

Pour nous, la souveraineté n’a jamais été un slogan. Elle est une méthode de gouvernement. Elle concerne la gestion de nos ressources naturelles, nos choix budgétaires et monétaires, notre politique agricole, notre système éducatif, notre modèle de développement, notre culture et notre place dans le monde.

Les années qui ont suivi ont confirmé que cette aspiration était largement partagée par les Sénégalais. Mon élection à l’Assemblée nationale en 2017 a constitué une étape importante dans notre parcours. Pour la première fois, je disposais d’une tribune institutionnelle pour porter au cœur du débat national des questions longtemps reléguées au second plan : la souveraineté sur nos ressources naturelles, la lutte contre la corruption, la justice sociale, la transparence dans la gestion des affaires publiques et la défense de la dignité nationale. Cette expérience parlementaire m’a permis de mesurer plus concrètement les blocages de notre système politique, mais aussi de constater combien l’aspiration au changement était déjà profonde dans le pays.

En 2018, j’ai publié Solutions pour un Sénégal nouveau. Ce livre n’était pas conçu comme un simple programme électoral. Il était une tentative de mettre en cohérence les analyses que nous développions depuis la création du PASTEF et de proposer une vision globale de la transformation du Sénégal. J’y défendais l’idée qu’un autre chemin était possible, fondé sur la souveraineté, la production, la valorisation de nos ressources, la justice sociale, la bonne gouvernance et la confiance dans les capacités de notre peuple.

Puis vint l’élection présidentielle de 2019. Ce qui devait, aux yeux de beaucoup, rester une candidature marginale révéla en réalité l’émergence d’une nouvelle force politique et d’une nouvelle génération citoyenne. Des centaines de milliers de Sénégalais se reconnurent dans cette volonté de rupture. Derrière le score électoral, je percevais déjà quelque chose de plus profond : une prise de conscience collective. De plus en plus de nos compatriotes refusaient désormais de considérer la dépendance, les inégalités et la résignation comme des fatalités. Une nouvelle espérance politique était en train de naître.

Puis il y a une accélération de l’histoire.

Quand le peuple entre dans l’histoire

Entre 2021 et 2024, le Sénégal a traversé l’une des périodes les plus intenses de son histoire récente. Les mobilisations populaires qui ont traversé l’ensemble du territoire ont exprimé bien davantage qu’une contestation politique. Elles ont révélé une aspiration profonde à un changement de cap. Une génération entière refusait désormais le statu quo et l’idée selon laquelle notre avenir devait toujours être pensé ailleurs.

Les arrestations, la dissolution du parti, la répression et les restrictions des libertés publiques n’ont pas interrompu cette dynamique. Elles ont, au contraire, contribué à élargir la prise de conscience nationale.
La victoire de 2024 n’a donc pas été une alternance ordinaire. Elle a constitué l’aboutissement démocratique d’un long processus de maturation politique et populaire.

Le temps du congrès

Dans quelques jours, le samedi 6 juin 2026, PASTEF-LES PATRIOTES tiendra son premier congrès ordinaire. Des délégués venus des sections du Sénégal et de la diaspora s’y retrouveront pour débattre, amender et adopter des textes essentiels : un document d’orientation stratégique, une charte idéologique, des thèses sur le parti, une résolution générale et des résolutions spéciales. Ce congrès ne sera pas une simple formalité statutaire. Il devra marquer le passage d’un mouvement de rupture, devenu force électorale victorieuse, à un parti pleinement organisé pour conduire la transformation historique du Sénégal.

Ce moment est décisif parce qu’il répond à une question simple : que faisons-nous après la victoire ?

L’histoire enseigne que les ruptures politiques peuvent être absorbées lorsqu’elles ne se dotent ni d’une doctrine claire, ni d’une organisation solide, ni d’une stratégie de long terme. Le congrès devra donc fixer une ligne : organiser la souveraineté, structurer le bloc populaire, former les cadres, renforcer les cellules, clarifier le rapport entre le parti et l’État, et inscrire la révolution démocratique sénégalaise dans la durée.
Les documents qui y seront adoptés auront cette fonction : transformer une expérience politique, des sacrifices militants et une victoire populaire en orientation collective. Ils diront ce que nous sommes, ce que nous voulons construire et comment entendons-nous le faire : un Sénégal souverain, productif, juste, démocratique, enraciné dans son peuple et ouvert sur l’Afrique et le monde.

Organiser la souveraineté

Pour autant, nous ne considérons pas les victoires électorales de 2024 comme un aboutissement. Elles marquent le début d’une responsabilité historique.
Notre ambition n’est pas de gérer plus efficacement l’ordre existant. Elle est de transformer les structures qui entretiennent la dépendance et empêchent le Sénégal de mobiliser pleinement son potentiel.

Cette transformation suppose un État stratège, une économie productive, une administration efficace et une lutte résolue contre la corruption et les logiques de rente. Elle exige également de replacer le travail, le savoir, la science, l’innovation et la production au cœur du projet national.

Mais la souveraineté ne se limite pas à l’économie. Elle est aussi culturelle. Un peuple qui pense exclusivement avec les catégories produites par d’autres peine à construire une autonomie historique véritable. C’est pourquoi la bataille pour la décolonisation des imaginaires, la valorisation de nos langues, la réappropriation de notre histoire et la maîtrise des technologies du futur constitue une dimension essentielle de notre projet.

Cette transformation ne pourra être portée par l’État seul. Elle exige un peuple organisé. Elle exige la mobilisation de la jeunesse, des femmes, des travailleurs, du secteur privé, des paysans, des pêcheurs, des artisans, des intellectuels, des Cultes, de la diaspora et de toutes les forces patriotiques attachées à l’avenir du Sénégal.

Elle exige aussi un parti. Non un appareil électoral vivant au rythme des échéances politiques, mais une organisation capable de former, d’éclairer, de mobiliser et d’organiser durablement le bloc populaire de la souveraineté.

Enfin, notre projet dépasse les frontières du Sénégal. Nous sommes convaincus que l’avenir de notre pays est intimement lié à celui de l’Afrique. La souveraineté nationale doit s’articuler à une souveraineté africaine fondée sur l’intégration économique, la coopération scientifique, la circulation des savoirs, la transformation locale des ressources et la solidarité entre les peuples.
Le PASTEF n’est pas né d’une ambition de pouvoir. Il est né d’une ambition de transformation.

Notre responsabilité est désormais de démontrer qu’il est possible, en Afrique, de conduire une révolution démocratique, populaire et souveraine dans le respect des institutions, des libertés et de la volonté du peuple.

Tel est le sens de notre engagement. Telle est la tâche de notre génération.

[IRI Embassy in Armenia @iraninyerevan]

Congratulations to you. Children are innocent and lovable. Those 168 children that your boss killed in the school in Minab, and you justified, were also children. When you kiss your baby, think of the mothers of those children.

[Peter Akah @Peter4Nigeria]

My Country People, it’s about Time ❗️

Dear Nigerian Youths, Our Tomorrow has Come❗️

2027 = A New Nigeria is POSSIBLE ❗️

Peter For Ogoja
Peter For Yala
Peter For Nigeria

A VOICE FOR THE PEOPLE 2027 🎤

[Masoud Pezeshkian @drpezeshkian]

To the people of the United States of America

[Peter Obi @PeterObi]

Today, as part of my nationwide consultations, I visited Kaduna State, where I met with our party stakeholders and members, including Dr. Alhaji Ahmed Tijjani, a gubernatorial hopeful, and Senator Lawal Adamu, who represents Kaduna Central.

What I observed in them was not just political ambition but a sincere desire to serve the people and contribute to the rebuilding of our country.

Kaduna remains a very strategic state in Nigeria. It was once a symbol of our unity and coexistence, a major hub for industry, agriculture, and commerce, and it still holds that potential. With disciplined, competent, and people-oriented leadership, we can restore that lost glory for the benefit of all.

Equally important is the need to rekindle the spirit of unity and coexistence for which Kaduna was once known. A divided society cannot progress, but a united, just, and inclusive one will always find a path to peace and development.

During my interactions, I emphasized the need for our leaders to move away from the politics of money and to embrace the politics of competence, character, and measurable results.

This visit has strengthened my belief that with the right leadership and collective effort, we can build a Nigeria that works—one where every citizen, regardless of background, has a sense of belonging and opportunity.

I leave Kaduna feeling encouraged and hopeful that a New Nigeria is POssible. -PO

[Algeria FC @Algeria_FC]

Trophies are won on the pitch 🇸🇳⭐️⭐️

[Loren Culp @LorenCulp]

You're a real piece of shit.

How many Bronze Stars did you earn? Joe has 6.
How many years did you serve? Joe served 20.
How many tours in combat did you serve? Joe did 11 combat deployments.
Did your kids lose their mom in combat? Joe's did.

How many of these do you have: Army Commendation Medals, Combat Infantry Badge, Special Forces Tab, Ranger Tab, Military Freefall Parachutist Badge, Scuba Diver Badge etc, etc.

If you're so hot on fighting a war suit up and go, but you won't, you sit behind your computer in your air conditioned office and squeak like a little bitch. FO

[Dan Bilzerian @DanBilzerian]

@WhiteHouse @POTUS This is the same lying pedophile who told us 6 months ago they had completely destroyed Irans nuclear capabilities for years

[Cristiano Ronaldo @Cristiano]

Recovering and ready to watch the game today. Let's go, Al Nassr! 🟡🔵

[Dan Bilzerian @DanBilzerian]

This looks like it was written by a 6yr old.

You’ve lost control of the narrative nobody believes the bullshit propaganda anymore. Attacking Iran and bombing a children’s school was a total disaster.

You retards are committing treason by allowing a foreign nation to control the U.S.

You will be remembered as a traitor to your country.

[Barack Obama @BarackObama]

Reverend Jesse Jackson called on each of us to be heralds of change, to be messengers of hope; to step forward and say “Send me” wherever we have a chance to make an impact.

How fortunate we were that Jesse Jackson answered that call. What a great debt we owe to him.

[J. C. Okechukwu @jcokechukwu]

“We just met last week at the White House. We do have a plan, we do have a strategy, things are moving in the right direction, and they’re gonna start to speed up at some point.” Congressman Riley Moore on the ongoing US Intervention to end Christian genocide in Nigeria.

@POTUS
@SecRubio
@SecWar
@RepRileyMoore
@TomColeOK04
@HouseAppropsGOP
@StateDept
@DeptofWar
@FoxNews

[Barack Obama @BarackObama]

Free and fair elections are the cornerstone of our democracy. But right now, they’re under attack.

Several Republican-controlled states have redrawn their congressional maps to give themselves an unfair advantage in the midterm elections.

Now Virginia has a chance to help level the playing field. If you live in the Commonwealth, early voting begins March 6, and Election Day is on April 21. Vote YES.

[Brian Berletic @BrianJBerletic]

Why isn't China intervening to stop the US war of aggression against Iran?

Somehow this is still a question people are asking, so I will explain.

1. China's military is built to defend China within and along its borders against a massive and growing US military build-up all along its peripheries ongoing for decades.

Its forces are organized around hardware designed specifically for this purpose - not to project military power around the globe like the US does - and the US has these capabilities because it is an aggressor - not for national defense.

China literally has no ability to project the military power required to confront and successfully stop a full-scale US war of aggression on the other side of the planet with the capabilities it has for national defense;

2. In order to launch this war on Iran - the US spent decades building up a network of global and regional bases, logistical networks, ammunition depots, fuel dumps, regional integrated air defense capabilities etc. to first encircle Iran - then attack it.

China would be required to create an equal or greater network throughout the region to stop this- and this simply isn't possible;

3. The US built its network up through both politically capturing nations in the region (Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Bahrain, UAE, Kuwait) and invading/occupying them (Iraq & Syria).

China simply doesn't conduct its foreign policy this way - because if it did - it would be just as bad as the US itself;

4. If you think China could simply project military power over the horizon - this is even more difficult and unrealistic. This requires huge amounts of long-range aircraft, immense aerial refueling capabilities, and long-range munitions as well as forward bases at least near the region to do so.

Sending naval vessels would simply place them at the mercy of a better prepared and more extensive military positions the US has established over decades as explained above;

5. What China has likely done is all that it could do - provide economic support against illegal US sanctions, provide technical/material support for Iran's military industrial production, provide military support through the transfer of weapons and equipment.

All of these have their limits especially in terms of the transfer of military equipment to Iran - which takes YEARS to train Iranian personnel on EFFECTIVELY, as well as to integrate it through training in modern combined arms operations.

This last point regarding the amount of time it takes to effectively integrate new military hardware into a military is exactly why Ukraine has failed to absorb and fully utilize floods of Western weapons and equipment in the US proxy war on Russia being waged there.

CONCLUSION

There are real-world limitations on what nations like Russia and China can do against US wars of aggression elsewhere especially considering the fact the US is waging proxy war on both Russia and China at the same time it wages direct war on Iran.

Russia and China are doing what is realistic and within their capabilities - and are constantly expanding their own capabilities in order to do more when possible.

Do not confuse real limitations with a lack of concern or will - and realize blaming Russia or China for a US WAR OF AGGRESSION simply serves Washington's agenda - not Iran's or any of its allies.

[Sprinter Report @SprinterReport]

🇮🇷When a missile is launched from Iran, how many obstacles does it face on its way to Israel?

Obstacles from Iran to Israel:

1. American military ships in the Persian Gulf
2. Israeli radars in Azerbaijan
3. Israeli radars in Turkmenistan
4. Air defense systems of American bases in Iraq
5. Air defense of the American base in Syria
6. American radars in Saudi Arabia
7. Radars in Qatar
8. Radars in Iraq
9. Radars in Kuwait
10. Radars in the UAE
11. Radars in Bahrain
12. British radar in Oman
13. NATO radar systems in Turkey
14. Jordanian air defense
15. American fighter jets in the skies over Jordan
16. American fighter jets in the skies over Israel
17. British fighter jets in the skies over Jordan
18. British fighter jets in Israel
19. French fighter jets in the skies over Jordan
20. French fighter jets in the skies over Israel
21. Air defense of American ships in the Red Sea
22. American ships in the Mediterranean Sea
23. British air bases in the region

🚀After entering Israeli airspace:

24. Ultra-modern American TPY-2 radar
25. Ultra-modern American THAAD missile defense system
26. Israeli Arrow 1 and 2 missile defense system
27. "David's Sling"
28. "Iron Dome"

🔥 In fact, Iranian missiles overcome the most extensive, expensive, advanced, and dense air and missile defense system in the world and still deliver strikes on Israel.

[Sprinter Report @SprinterReport]

🇮🇷When a missile is launched from Iran, how many obstacles does it face on its way to Israel?

Obstacles from Iran to Israel:

1. American military ships in the Persian Gulf
2. Israeli radars in Azerbaijan
3. Israeli radars in Turkmenistan
4. Air defense systems of American bases in Iraq
5. Air defense of the American base in Syria
6. American radars in Saudi Arabia
7. Radars in Qatar
8. Radars in Iraq
9. Radars in Kuwait
10. Radars in the UAE
11. Radars in Bahrain
12. British radar in Oman
13. NATO radar systems in Turkey
14. Jordanian air defense
15. American fighter jets in the skies over Jordan
16. American fighter jets in the skies over Israel
17. British fighter jets in the skies over Jordan
18. British fighter jets in Israel
19. French fighter jets in the skies over Jordan
20. French fighter jets in the skies over Israel
21. Air defense of American ships in the Red Sea
22. American ships in the Mediterranean Sea
23. British air bases in the region

After entering Israeli airspace:

24. Ultra-modern American TPY-2 radar
25. Ultra-modern American THAAD missile defense system
26. Israeli Arrow 1 and 2 missile defense system
27. "David's Sling"
28. "Iron Dome"

In fact, Iranian missiles overcome the most extensive, expensive, advanced, and dense air and missile defense system in the world and still strike Israel.

[Peter Obi @PeterObi]

A Call for Unity and a New Nigeria

Today in Enugu, I was joined by distinguished leaders and associates, including former Governors Okwesili Nwodo of Enugu State, Achike Udenwa and Sam Egwu of Ebonyi State, as well as Emeka Ihedioha from Imo State. Notable senators present included Enyinnaya Abaribe, Victor Umeh, Tony Nwoye, and Gilbert Nnaji. Additionally, we had prominent political figures such as High Chief Ben Obi, Chief Onyema Ugochukwu, Prof. Pat Utomi, Prof. Osita Ogbu, Chief Ralph Nwosu, and others, alongside various members of the Federal House of Representatives and State House of Assembly, as well as community leaders.

This historic political gathering also featured distinguished individuals from outside the Igbo community, led by ADC National Chairman and former Senate President David Mark, as well as Rt. Hon. Aminu Tambuwal, the former Governor of Sokoto State, and former Governor of Edo State, Senator Oserheimen Osunbor.

We came together to reaffirm the urgent need for leadership and a government that can truly appreciate Nigeria’s potential, unify our diversity, and drive rapid socio-economic transformation and inclusive development.

In my speech, I emphasized that Nigeria's challenges do not stem from a lack of potential. We are abundantly endowed with human and natural resources. Our tragedy arises from the deliberate sabotage by a political class that exploits the country and its people. We are not poor; we have been looted into poverty. The existing system rewards mediocrity, punishes merit, and recycles failure. Nigeria is suffocating under impunity and greed, with a government that rewards illegalities and corruption. What we need is genuine, patriotic change—not mere cosmetic makeovers.

I made it clear that the time to act is now. The choice before us is between continuing the cycle of decay or embracing the courage to disrupt entrenched corruption and formalized criminality in governance. I have visited every corner of Nigeria, including internally displaced persons (IDP) camps neglected by the government. From North to South, East to West, Nigerians are feeling insecurity and despair. This cannot define our legacy. For the sake of the hungry, the poor, and future generations, we must dismantle the structures that are destroying our nation. A New Nigeria is possible.

I reaffirmed that with unity and effective leadership, agriculture and manufacturing can become the highest contributors to our GDP. We can transition Nigeria from a state of consumption to one of production, tackling issues such as insecurity, corruption, unemployment, inflation, and illiteracy. A productive, inclusive Nigeria is achievable. To build lasting unity and prosperity, we need honest, transparent, and responsive leadership. Our generation is tasked with creating a new framework for unity and progress. Many nations have succeeded; Nigeria can excel even more.

This is a time for unity and national renewal. I called on my leaders, associates, supporters, the Obidient Movement, and members of opposition parties across the country to join a broad coalition under the African Democratic Congress, led by Senator David Mark. This coalition is guided by patriotism and the national interest. Nigeria deserves leadership that unites, governs with empathy, and delivers real results. Let history record that Nigeria’s turning point begins here and now. Together, with courage, unity, and resolve, we can build a new, productive, and inclusive Nigeria.

A New Nigeria is POssible. -PO