Fumi Hoshino 🍀 星野文則

Architect, Promoter of Inner Peace/Empathy for ALL human suffering based on war experiences of my friends🇳🇱&father🇯🇵 建築家。蘭友と父の戦争体験語り部。心の平和と全ての人間の悲嘆への共感を推奨。

[Fumi Hoshino 🍀 星野文則 @fm3181]

Either to be disappointed by some truth of human, or to create New Truth of our own and carry it out.
That is up to us! 💚❤️💙💛💜

[Fumi Hoshino 🍀 星野文則 @fm3181]

"Do you know who had made more money from Iran war? Its Us companies who had earned billions from from Iran war. US can’t survive without wars."
The ironclad posted on FB.

[Javier 🇺🇾 @javierellob0]

🚨ARMAS ✡️ SIONISTAS LLEGANDO A 🇦🇷 ARGENTINA❓❓❓DIRECTO A LA PATAGONIA ❓❓❓

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“A Wintry Walk”
#painting by Lovell Birge Harrison (American,1854-1929)

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"Insomnia"
#illustration by pascal campion

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"Listening to rain, Divas of Shouwa /
聴雨・昭和の歌姫"、1934
#painting by Kobayakawa Kiyoshi / 小早川清 (1899-1948)

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#painting by 𝘑𝘦𝘧𝘧𝘳𝘦𝘺 𝘛. 𝘓𝘢𝘳𝘴𝘰𝘯

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#painting by Stephen Darbishire

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"Last Look"
#painting by Jordi Feliu

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#photography by Min Min Zaw

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"The Three Graces" 1949
#painting by Luigi Lucioni (American/Italian, 1900-1988)

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#painting by Jim Musil

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"Weeki Wachee Spring, Florida," 1947
#photography by Toni Frissell (1907-1988)

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#photography by Phaengy(ペーン) 2023

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#photography by Philippe Sainte-Laudy 2023

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#photography by Charlie Waite

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#photography by Joe Myeress 2023

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"𝑂𝑣𝑒𝑟𝑡𝑢𝑟𝑒"
#photography by Rob Visser

[Glenn Diesen @Glenn_Diesen]

It was not China that outsourced American industrial jobs to build an oligarchy. Americans do not need to confront China, they should hold their government accountability.

[Fumi Hoshino 🍀 星野文則 @fm3181]

What a simple explanation why democracy in the US is not for the people, while undemocratic China is.

[Richard @ricwe123]

Eric X. Li’s exchange with John Pilger lays it out plainly: voting in the United States is mostly political theater. Parties rotate, slogans change, new faces come and go,but the core policies stay tied to money.

Why?
Because wealth runs the system. Billionaires, lobbyists, and financial elites shape the rules, while voters are given the illusion of choice.
Real power isn’t in elections,it’s in boardrooms.

The pattern is obvious.
Trump filled his circle with billionaires, cut corporate taxes, and blurred the line between policy and business. Democrats do the same thing with cleaner messaging.
Obama’s Wall Street bailout didn’t punish anyone,it protected the same financial interests that caused the crisis. Different branding, same structure.

The system isn’t failing,it’s doing exactly what it was built to do: protect the top tier.

China runs a different model.
The Communist Party doesn’t rely on campaign money or pretend elections control wealth.
Leadership stays consistent, policies shift when needed, and long-term planning actually happens.
That stability helped drive rapid industrial growth and lift massive numbers out of poverty.

And China isn’t “capitalist” in the Western sense.
Markets exist, but they don’t run the state.
Wealth is managed, not obeyed. Billionaires don’t set national direction.

So the contrast is simple: one system claims democracy while serving wealth; the other openly prioritizes state control and focuses on outcomes.

[Fumi Hoshino 🍀 星野文則 @fm3181]

Insightful advice for Europe from ASEAN that is also a group of thriving countries and that manages productive relations with ALL big powers.
https://t.co/GMCPpL4oX3