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[Елена🔻☦️ @gallena405]

Мои красавцы! Сладкие 😋

[yuya @yuya0240]

海が見える駅ってなんかいいよね

[Ahmet Duran Hergün @AhmetDuranHergn]

Are you ready for weekend....

[Елена🔻☦️ @gallena405]

What a wonderful world!

[Anonymous TV 🇺🇦 @YourAnonTV]

🚨🇭🇷 WATCH: Last night’s wildfire in Omiš, Croatia, captured in apocalyptic footage that looks like it was lifted straight from a feature film

[Korobochka (コロボ) 🇦🇺✝️🇷🇺 @cirnosad]

Elon Musk ruined people's profile pages.

I used to fill it with people's drawings, so that it can soothe people's hearts and minds.

Thanks a lot for ruining the best website on the internet Musk. I hope you get what is coming to you.

[The Spearhead @Spearhead_Af]

U.N. Whistleblower: Abusing Children Is ‘Cost of Doing Business’

UN whistleblower Emma Reilly has exposed how child s*xual abuse within the organization is often treated merely as a "cost of doing business." In an interview with filmmaker Ali Tabrizi, Reilly details a systemic pattern where those involved in abuse or cover-ups are promoted, while those who speak out are retaliated against and silenced.

Meanwhile, the UN reportedly spent over $3 million to silence Reilly's efforts to bring these crimes, which include instances of ab*se by peacekeeping forces, to light.

[The Hormuz Letter @HormuzLetter]

BREAKING: Senior Pentagon official Elbridge Colby says the US is "currently reviewing the strategy for the specific and potential use of nuclear weapons" as part of a "nuclear strategy review."

U.S. Strategic Command head Adm. Richard Correll adds the Department of War is looking at ways of "expanding options" available to Trump and providing the "decision space for any conceivable escalation scenario."

Correll says this spans from "non-kinetic/conventional capabilities to, if you would envision, some kind of limited nuclear exchange to high-end escalation," as an "escalation maneuver."

[🇨🇦Unacceptable Canadian Girl🇨🇦 @AreOhEssEyeEe]

Grief is a lot like a jar of craft glitter you accidentally dropped on the floor.

​At first, it’s an absolute, overwhelming explosion. It’s everywhere. It covers every single surface of your life. It covers your clothes, your skin, the floor, the furniture. You can’t move without stepping in it, and you can’t look anywhere without seeing it. It blinds you with how completely it takes over the room, making it feel like normal life will never exist in that space again.

​So, you start the grueling work of trying to clean it up.
​You sweep, you vacuum, you wipe down the counters. You do the hard, emotional heavy lifting of getting through the initial shock.

Slowly, the overwhelming pile shrinks. The room starts to look like a room again, rather than a blast zone.
​But here is the thing about glitter: you never truly get rid of all of it.

​Years down the road, when you think you’ve finally cleared it out, you’ll open a coat pocket you haven't touched in ages, look down at your sleeve before a big meeting, or turn a corner in your mind and there it is. A single, sharp glint catching the light out of nowhere.
​It might trigger a sudden wave of sadness, or a brief smile, or a quiet pause in your day. It doesn't mean the mess is back, it just means it was there, and it became a permanent part of the environment you live in.

​Grief, like glitter, sticks to you. Over time, you stop trying to scrub away those last few specks, and instead, you just accept that they're going to catch the light every now and then.

[Douglas A. Boneparth @dougboneparth]

I normally don’t brag about taking expensive trips, but I just got back from the grocery store.

[David Hundeyin @DavidHundeyin]

The most insidious form of mind control is when people manage to colonise the very meaning of words. Words are what humans use to describe and interpret reality, so whoever controls the use of words controls how humans perceive reality.

So you hear "Democracy" and ypu instantly think "USA", or you hear "Dictatorship" and you instantly think "China". Meanwhile what is the dictionary definition of the word "democracy"? Government of the people, for the people, by the people.

Is the US government a government "of" the people? No, it's actually a government of a small group of rich white men who control absolutely everything from abortion law to music record labels. They fund and control a political doupoly where nothing changes as power passes back and forth between both parties, except some peripheral culture war bullshit. The will of "the people" is not meaningfully represented and they have no actual say in how they are governed because the extent of their involvement in the system is to vote for either the blue or the red branch of the same system owned by Peter ThielMuskWinklevossGatesEllisonEpsteinvonWhiteManberg.

Is it a government "for" the people? Fuck no, even Americans will tell you that. The purpose of the US government is to help rich white people become richer at the expense of everybody else including poor white people. There is literally a court decision (Citizens United) which gives unrestricted power to US corporations over US electoral compaigns. Meanwhile, the US has the world's largest population of imprisoned people (most of whom are used as slave labour because prisons naturally, are part of their economic system), as well as a shocking prevalence of homelessness for a supposedly wealthy country.

Is it a government "by" the people? Not even close. Americans know as little about their government and the things it does as people who have never been there. No American ever voted for their government to fund terrorists in your country halfway around the world, or create and arm drug cartels in your country that can't locate on a map, or fund colour revolutions and regime change operations in your country on the other side of the planet whose name they can't pronounce. Yet their government does all these things and more, because they have no real involvement in or visibility over how it works.

But that is a "Democracy". And not just any democracy - THE "democracy".

Yet China, where citizens understand exactly how their government operates; where the process of entering government is entirely transparent, accessible and obvious to everyone with no hidden infrastructure or secret societies controlling anything behind the scenes; where the state exists entirely to serve the Chinese people and make their lives better instead of getting embroiled in multiple foreign wars and genocidal adventurism; where 96% of Chinese households own their own home; where the state has been able to build the world's only national bullet train network - that is the nation that is apparently "not democratic."

Using the dictionary definition of "Democracy", China is in fact a "Democracy" and the US runs a feudalist system of governance.

But when you colonise the dictionary and dominate what people take into their brains everyday for several decades, this entirely factual tweet becomes "controversial".

That is literally mind control.

[Arya Yadegaar @AryJeayBackup]

You might not believe it, but everyday for the last 163 days, a team is still searching for the body parts of the schoolchildren from the elementary school in Minab which the US bombed, killing 168 underage children.

The remains of one child, Makan, are still missing…

[neyi kaybettiğini hatırla @neyikaybettik]

Elini tutmakta aciz kaldığımız çocuk...

[Ahmet Duran Hergün @AhmetDuranHergn]

Happy sunday everyone...

[Елена🔻☦️ @gallena405]

Москва

[墓碑科技 @mubeitech]

“姐姐，他们为什么想杀我？”

五年前，T.J.胡佛在医院被宣告“脑死亡”。
随后，他被推上手术台，准备摘除全部可用器官。

但他根本没有死。
在被推进手术室的路上，他的眼睛就睁开了，目光一直跟着人群外的姐姐。
医护人员是怎么解释的？
他们对家属说：别多想，这只是神经反射。

到了做心导管的环节，根本掩盖不住了。
他在手术台上剧烈挣扎，痛哭流涕。
他死死抓住医生的手，试图阻止对方。
他是一个活人，他在求生。

面对一个在手术台上哭喊的病人，器官获取机构在干嘛？
主刀医生吓坏了，拒绝继续推进手术。
现场的机构协调员立刻打电话给总部请示。
总部给出的指令是：
“去换一个外科医生来，不然你就卷铺盖走人，这单我们今天必须做完。”

万幸，他们最终停手了。
医院让姐姐带他回家，留下一句话：“他撑不了多久，让他舒服点走吧。”
结果呢？
五年过去了，他还活着。

近日，姐姐坐在了听证会上，对着肯尼迪参议员讲出了这场险些得逞的谋杀。
为了全职照顾弟弟，她辞去了工作，生活勉强糊口。
而那个差点被活摘器官的弟弟，此刻就坐在台下，泣不成声。

因为创伤，他连很多事都记不清了，每晚都被噩梦折磨。
他想不明白。
他总是问唐娜：
“姐姐，他们为什么想杀我？”

[Saganism @Saganismm]

“All murderers are punished unless they kill in large numbers and to the sound of trumpets.”

— Voltaire

[VAN MUTOKA @vanmutoka1]

« Dans le passé,
le monde était dur,
parce qu’il était gouverné par les intelligents.
Les intelligents forçaient les stupides à apprendre,
et cela était difficile pour les stupides.
Mais aujourd’hui, ce sont les stupides qui gouvernent le monde.
Et c’est quelque chose de juste,
car les stupides sont bien plus nombreux.
Maintenant, les intelligents apprennent à parler de façon à être compris par les stupides.
Si le stupide ne comprend rien, c’est le problème de l’intelligent !
Autrefois, les stupides souffraient.
Aujourd’hui, ce sont les intelligents qui souffrent.
Mais le nombre de ceux qui souffrent diminue chaque jour,
car le nombre d’intelligents diminue jour après jour. »Mikhaïl Jvanetski

[Елена🔻☦️ @gallena405]

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