Gabs!

To love is to be brave

[Gabs! @gabo_haro]

Debemos destacar lo decentes de estos precios!! @TheWarningBand2

[TRECE ENTERTAINMENT @treceentmx]

Mapa The Warning en Estadio GNP Seguros
Rango de precios
$850 - $3100

[Álvaro López @elcerebrohabla]

Le pedí a Claude que clasificara a las bandas de rock más importantes de 1960 a la fecha en un cuadrante político (incluyendo bandas latinas) analizando tanto letras de canciones, statements políticos, activismo e incluso prácticas institucionales, y esto fue lo que me arrojó:

[Ryan Maue @RyanWeather]

You're looking live at El Niño going "full-tilt" to start meteorological fall. Once in a lifetime event.

Three monster hurricanes in E. Pacific w/Hawaii splitting the uprights.

Moisture from Hurricane Marie is going to inundate U.S. desert Southwest with major monsoon!

[Salvador Iglesias Jr @Javisness]

Las nuevas técnicas pedagógicas:

[Jesus Freakin Congress @TheJFreakinC]

🚨BREAKING: ICE wrongfully deported a 25-year-old U.S. BORN citizen to Mexico… and he had to SUE the federal government to finally be allowed back into the United States.

Brian José Morales García repeatedly told authorities that he was born in Denver.

He told them he was an American citizen.

He told them he had a birth certificate, and Social Security number, at his home in Austin that he could provide.

And they deported him anyway.

According to his lawyers, the government deported Brian in April after a police stop near Fredericksburg. His citizenship was questioned, and ICE treated him as someone who had entered the country illegally.

Except he was born in the United States.

His lawyers later submitted additional evidence, including hospital records, witness affidavits, and a certified Colorado birth record confirming his citizenship.

And now, months after the government wrongfully deported him, Brian has finally been allowed to come home.

A U.S. citizen had to SUE the federal government, and produce an overwhelming amount of documentation, just to get back into the country he was born in.

And this is exactly why the argument that “if you’re a citizen, you have nothing to worry about,” is absolute bullshit.

Because what happens when the people with the guns and badges decide they don’t believe you?

What happens when saying, “I’m an American citizen…” isn’t enough?

What happens when you have to produce your birth certificate, your Social Security number, hospital records and witnesses… and even THAT doesn’t stop the government from deporting you?

So, when DHS say, “We won’t deport citizens.”

They already have. Brian is proof.

And the most terrifying part is that he was lucky enough to have lawyers who could fight like hell to get him back.

How many people don’t have that?

How many Americans could be detained, deported, or have their lives destroyed because an ICE agent decides they “look undocumented,” and didn’t believe them when they say they’re citizens?

That is why racial profiling is so dangerous, why due process matters, and why ICE agents violating constitutional rights puts everyone in danger.

And that is why giving federal agents more power, while demanding less accountability, is a dangerous combination.

Brian José Morales García was born in America… he told them he was an American...

They deported him anyway.

And months later, the government finally had to let him come home.

[carlos buburrón @CBuburron]

recordando que hoy se cumplen diez años sin juan gabriel

[Tio Felino (Leo) @Tiofelino]

Amén 🙏🐱🐾

[reforestacion @reforestacion]

EL ÁRBOL DE LAS MANITAS DE TOLUCA NECESITA MÁS QUE UNA PLACA.

Más de 300 años de vida.
Clasificado por la expedición de Humboldt en 1803. Pintado por José María Velasco.
Su flor es el emblema de la Sociedad Botánica de México desde 1940.

Hoy tiene una declaratoria patrimonial.
Pero apenas tendrá un diagnóstico estructural interno.

Sus ramas ya no soportan su propio peso. Están apuntaladas con vigas. La especie está catalogada como amenazada por pérdida de hábitat. Y sin embargo, nadie ha mirado lo que pasa adentro de ese tronco.

Una tomografía acústica permite generar un mapa interno del árbol sin cortarlo, sin perforarlo, sin dañarlo. Detecta cavidades, zonas de pudrición y pérdida de resistencia que desde afuera son invisibles.

Para un ejemplar de más de tres siglos, esa información es la diferencia entre intervenir a tiempo o lamentar un colapso.

Declarar un árbol como patrimonio es un acto necesario. Pero si no viene acompañado de un protocolo técnico de evaluación y manejo por especialistas certificados en arboricultura, es solo un gesto simbólico frente a un riesgo real.

Los árboles no mienten.
Pero hay que tener las herramientas para escucharlos.

🌳 Reforestación Extrema
Arboricultura certificada desde hace más de 20 años.

#ÁrbolDeLasManitas #Toluca #ArboriculturaUrbana #ÁrbolesPatrimoniales #TomografíaAcústica

[Jorge Garcés @JorgeGarcesMx]

El INE con las campañas adelantadas de Morena:

[GJ @spironck]

Si el @INEMexico no puede hacer su trabajo, entonces hagamos lo por ellos.

😌

[ipan sepentin @ipansepentin]

orang bikin gabungan 3 muka pemeran spiderman

[Cupcake “Cuppy” 😍😍😍 @Hlela_Lulubel]

To think I survived a global pandemic for this