giancarlo felizbino

seleciono, segundo meus critérios, o que tem de bom nessa rede, eventualmente me manifesto

[giancarlo felizbino @gutenbah]

O Sofrimento é natural, a felicidade é construída. #gutenbah

[Shrii @Shrii_6]

💀💀

[Angeli @Angeli_]

Charge original - @folha set/2009
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#angeli #politica #religiao #charge

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Best actress of the future.

[La vida en viñetas @lavidaenvinetas]

Sako-Asko
@SakoAsko

[memes inteligentes @memeinteligente]

os quatro cavaleiros do apocalipse

[Daniel Furlan @DanielSFurlan]

Precisamos do Projeto Brasil Melhor mais do que nunca. Vote Adolfo Borges deputado federal!

[La vida en viñetas @lavidaenvinetas]

Sempé

[La vida en viñetas @lavidaenvinetas]

Gary Larson
(vía @JackX9999)

[detremura  @detremura]

Vai lá, falsifica laudo da Polícia Federal

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

«A crooked tree lives its own life, but a straight tree becomes timber»

—Chinese proverb

[giancarlo felizbino @gutenbah]

Bem desenhadinho

[giancarlo felizbino @gutenbah]

Acho que esse pessoal da direita compete pra ver quem consegue dizer mais sandices

[CNN Brasil @CNNBrasil]

"Nunca vi em campo de guerra policial com câmera", diz Caiado à CNN
https://t.co/WiyjgcfHOx

[giancarlo felizbino @gutenbah]

@rosana Infelizmente temos histórico de eleger malucos

[Carter @essediafoilouco]

Recentemente, a IFFHS (Federação Internacional de História e Estatísticas do Futebol) atualizou o ranking dos melhores clubes do planeta considerando o desempenho entre 2021 e 2025, e dois brasileiros aparecem no Top 5.

O Flamengo ocupa a 3ª posição, com 1.536 pontos, atrás apenas de Real Madrid e Manchester City. Já o Palmeiras aparece em 5º lugar, com 1.449 pontos, logo atrás do Paris Saint-Germain.

A posição dos dois brasileiros chama ainda mais atenção pela quantidade de gigantes europeus que ficaram para trás. Bayern de Munique, Inter de Milão, Chelsea, Barcelona, Liverpool e Arsenal aparecem abaixo de Flamengo e Palmeiras na classificação da entidade.

Um resultado que evidencia a regularidade e o protagonismo alcançados pelos dois clubes brasileiros nos últimos anos, tanto em competições nacionais quanto internacionais.

🏆 Top 5 da IFFHS — 2021 a 2025:

1º Real Madrid — 1.753 pontos
2º Manchester City — 1.605
3º Flamengo — 1.536
4º Paris Saint-Germain — 1.470
5º Palmeiras — 1.449

Dois brasileiros entre os cinco melhores do mundo. Concorda com o ranking?

[Archaeo - Histories @archeohistories]

He had been the engine of revolution, the architect of Bolshevik victory, the man who turned a rabble of half-starved idealists into the Red Army that crushed the Whites and secured Lenin’s fever dream. But then, none of that mattered…

Leon Trotsky—brilliant, bombastic, eternally convinced of his own righteousness—had stood at the podium in Petrograd in 1917, rousing crowds with his thunderous rhetoric. He had stormed through the Russian Civil War like a crusading prophet, a Mauser pistol at his hip, directing troops from an armored train as he built an army from the bones of an empire. If Lenin had been the mind of the Revolution, Trotsky had been its sword.

But revolutions devour their own, and when Lenin fell into his final, syphilitic twilight, another figure lurked in the shadows, waiting for his moment.

Joseph Stalin, squat, brutal, direct—a man who understood power in a way his rival never could—began his slow, methodical purge. Trotsky, with all his eloquence, never grasped the simple truth that words mean nothing when the secret police are on your side. By the time the dust settled, Trotsky was outmaneuvered, outflanked, and, in the cold arithmetic of Soviet politics, redundant.

And so, in 1929, Leon Trotsky was put on a train and sent into exile, stripped of his party membership and hounded across the world like a fugitive from the very revolution he had helped build. He drifted from Turkey to France to Norway, his voice still defiant but his influence waning, reduced to scribbling bitter polemics against Stalin from borrowed desks in foreign lands. Meanwhile, Stalin, who feared ideas more than armies, issued a simple command: find him and kill him. It took a decade, but Stalin’s will had the patience of a glacier and the certainty of a firing squad. Trotsky’s final refuge was a villa in Mexico City, guarded by a few loyalists who believed, against all reason, that revolution still meant something.

But finally, on August 20 in 1940, a man named Ramón Mercader, an NKVD agent with the dead-eyed fanaticism that Stalin cultivated like a fine crop, paid a visit. He came bearing a gift—a thick, ice-climbing axe—and buried it deep in Trotsky’s skull. The old revolutionary had time to scream but not to escape. He lingered for a day in a hospital, his mind flickering in and out of consciousness, before finally succumbing. (August 21, 1940)

Stalin almost always got his guy.

© Tony Valerino

#archaeohistories

[giancarlo felizbino @gutenbah]

@formulalau Ou "curvão" como diria Galvão Bueno

[Ana Paula Renault 🧙🏻‍♀️ @anapaularenault]

Três coisas que salvariam o Brasil:
Memória histórica
Interpretação de texto
Consciência de classe