Danny Harkness 🎗️ 🇳🇱 🇮🇱 🇺🇸

Dutch boy who wonders why the world behaves the way it does.
Kind van de jaren 70 en 80, gevormd in het 🇫🇷 leger.

[Mariana_news✡🇮🇱מריאנה @Marianasoux]

Weten jullie nog de video's die je in de media niet ziet.
Maar een onschuldige "palestijnse" vrouw zomaar gearresteerd🤡

[Danny Harkness 🎗️ 🇳🇱 🇮🇱 🇺🇸 @harkness78317]

@Brookltnwilliw Huh, do they hire such "woke" types at Microsoft? --> Use Linux Mint!

[Dr. Maalouf ‏ @realMaalouf]

Shocking data revealed: Out of 50 million Muslims in Europe, 40 million are on welfare and receive social benefits.

[Danny Harkness 🎗️ 🇳🇱 🇮🇱 🇺🇸 @harkness78317]

@meisjevanZuid Het ziet zwart van de mensen...

[Dr. Jan van de Beek @demo_demo_nl]

Eens met @elonmusk
Een land is geen toevallige verzameling GPS-coördinaten met een inwisselbare verzameling individuen, zoals veel D66-achtigen schijnen te denken.
Het is een territorium met een gemeenschap, gesmeed door een gedeelde geschiedenis en met een gezamenlijke toekomst.

[Légion étrangère @LegionEtrangere]

Une mission : servir la France avec honneur et fidelité, depuis 1831.

[Proudofus.uk @ProudofusUK]

For 3,000 years, only the rich wore colour.

Red was a beetle crushed by the thousand. Blue was a plant rotted in urine. Purple was a sea snail, and you needed 12,000 of them for the hem of one robe. Colour was not a taste. It was a rank.

Then at Easter 1856, an 18 year old in Shadwell was trying to make malaria medicine out of gasworks sludge.

He failed. He went to wash out the flask.

And it came out purple.

The colour emperors killed for... In a sink in the East End.

The reason it worked is the part nobody believes.

He was 18. He patented it that August, walked out of college, borrowed his father's money and built a factory. Within 2 years Britain had gone purple, the price collapsed, and a servant could wear a colour an empress had worn.

Look at what you are wearing. Nobody dived for it. Nobody counted shells for it.

Because a boy in Shadwell got it wrong. And instead of washing his mistake away, he gave the world colour.

That spirit was handed down. It is still in you.

Help us hand it to the next generation.

Everything we make is free.
It stays that way because of people like you: 🙏
https://t.co/rih7iKwnvf

Be part of us.

Be Proud Of Us. 🇬🇧

[Fyodor Dostoevsky Collection 🪓 @Dostoevskyquot]

he was onto something

[Grokograph @EyeOfGermany]

🇺🇦Die Reichen kaufen sich frei. Die Armen werden in den Transporter geschoben.

In der Ukraine heißt das Busifizierung. Vor dem Bäcker, an der Haltestelle, mitten auf der Straße. Und wer genug Geld hat, taucht in den Listen der Behörden plötzlich nicht mehr auf. 2.500 bis 30.000 Dollar für eine Zurückstellung, ein Studium, eine Ausreise. Wer das nicht hat, fährt an die Front.

Oben sitzen die, die den Krieg verlängern. Unten sitzen die, die ihn sterben. Dazwischen eine Maschine, die sich die holt, die sich nicht wehren können.

Bei uns heißt das Solidarität. Wir zahlen mit, wir liefern mit und tun so, als wäre das irgendwie edel. Dabei frisst jeder längere Krieg zuerst die, die nichts besitzen. Rechts und links vom Schützengraben.

#Ukraine #Busifizierung #Mobilisierung #Klassenjustiz #Frieden #Krieg #StopTheWar

[Stephan (1) @springfield1952]

Een koningin zou je toch moeten kunnen vertrouwen ? Weer een complottheorie uitgekomen.

[Rob Roos 🇳🇱 @Rob_Roos]

In 2024 kostte een persoon in de Nederlandse asielopvang de overheid rechtstreeks ongeveer €51.000 aan opvang. Inclusief procedure, rechtsbijstand, medische zorg, minderjarigenopvang, toezicht, terugkeer en overige asielketenkosten ligt een realistische schatting rond €67.000 per persoon per jaar.

De kosten die hier NIET inzitten en er nog achteraan komen; 👇

Zodra iemand een verblijfsvergunning krijgt en naar een reguliere woning verhuist, vallen veel kosten onder andere begrotingen:
- bouw, aankoop of verbouwing van sociale woningen;
- eventuele gemeentelijke huisvestingssubsidies en inrichtingskosten
- huurtoeslag
- bijstandsuitkering
- zorgtoeslag en reguliere zorgkosten
- onderwijs, kinderopvang en jeugdzorg
- inburgering en taalonderwijs
- bijzondere bijstand
- begeleiding door de gemeente
- het economische effect van voorrang binnen de sociale huursector

@VVD @D66 @cdavandaag

[Shadmehr 🗽 @oceanswon]

Una delle migliori critiche allo stato assistenziale:

"Di recente ho chiesto alla bambina del mio amico cosa volesse fare da grande.

Lei ha detto che voleva diventare il presidente degli Stati Uniti.

Entrambi i suoi genitori, democratici liberali, erano lì in piedi, così le ho chiesto: «Se tu fossi presidente, quale sarebbe la prima cosa che faresti?»

Bene, lei rispose: «Darei cibo e case a tutti i senzatetto». I suoi genitori raggianti.

«Wow, che obiettivo meritevole», le dissi, «ma non devi aspettare di essere presidente per farlo.

Vedi, puoi venire a casa mia proprio adesso, tagliare l’erba, estirpare le erbacce e spazzare il mio vialetto, e ti pagherò cinquanta dollari.

Poi ti porterò al negozio di alimentari dove quel senzatetto passa il tempo, e tu puoi dargli i cinquanta dollari da usare per il cibo e una casa nuova».

Lei ci ha riflettuto sopra per qualche secondo, poi mi ha guardato dritto negli occhi e ha chiesto: «Perché il senzatetto non viene qui a fare il lavoro, e tu puoi semplicemente pagargli i cinquanta dollari?»

Ho detto: «Benvenuto nel Partito Repubblicano».

I suoi genitori ancora non mi parlano." ☠️💀

Ronald Reagan

#socialism #communism

[SnowflakeSlayer @SnowflakeSlayr1]

From True Stories on Facebook:

Jeremy Glick was 31 when hijackers seized Flight 93 and threatened to blow it up. He called his wife, told her he loved her, learned the plane was part of a larger attack, and then helped organize the passengers to storm the cockpit.

Glick had no weapon.

He was not a soldier.

He was a sales manager, a husband and the father of a three-month-old daughter.

He was also a former national collegiate judo champion and black belt.

On September 11, 2001, Glick was flying from Newark to San Francisco for business.

Then the hijacking began.

The passengers were forced toward the back of the Boeing 757.

A hijacker claimed there was a bomb.

Another had a knife.

Glick called his mother-in-law's home and asked for his wife, Lyzbeth.

When she came on the line, he told her what was happening.

Then he told her something even worse.

He had learned about the attacks on the World Trade Center.

The plane wasn't simply being hijacked.

The passengers realized the aircraft could be turned into a weapon.

Glick told Lyzbeth that he and several other men were considering rushing the hijackers.

He asked what she thought.

She told him to do what he had to do.

Then the passengers began voting.

Fight back.

Or wait.

The decision was made.

They were going to take the cockpit.

Glick remained on the phone with his wife as the plan developed.

He told her he loved her.

Then the passengers moved.

Glick, Todd Beamer, Tom Burnett, Mark Bingham and others rushed toward the hijackers.

The cockpit voice recorder captured the struggle.

The plane began pitching violently.

At 10:03 a.m., Flight 93 crashed into a field near Shanksville, Pennsylvania.

Everyone aboard died.

But the plane never reached its intended target.

The 9/11 Commission concluded that the passengers' actions prevented the hijackers from completing their mission.

Glick's wife was left with their three-month-old daughter, Emmy.

He had called her knowing he might not come home.

He had told her he loved her.

Then he went forward.

Jeremy Glick boarded Flight 93 expecting a business trip.

Less than an hour later, he was deciding whether to fight four armed hijackers at 30,000 feet.

He knew the odds.

He knew there was a bomb.

He knew the plane was probably going to be used to kill more people.

And he still went.

He was 31.

He never came home.

But Flight 93 never reached its target.

[Hombre🕺 @4evagentz]

The cutest Video I have ever seen

[BostonTea @BostonTea84]

Roland G. Fryer jest rzadkim przykładem czarnego profesora topowego uniwerku, który dostał się na uczelnię nie za kolor skóry, ale za pracę naukową. Nie był oszustem, nie był plagiatorem, nie był obłąkanym mitomanem. Jego problem polegał na tym, że zrobił badania i uzyskał wyniki, które nie spodobały się władzom na uniwersytecie ani lewicowym aktywistom kontrolującym kampus. Mówimy tutaj o Uniwersytecie Harvarda.

"Jeden z kolegów wziął mnie na stronę i powiedział, żebym tego nie publikował, bo zrujnuję swoją karierę. Nie posłuchałem go i opublikowałem, i potem przez miesiąc pod moim domem stała policja, a na zakupy chodziłem z uzbrojoną ochroną. Kupowałem pieluchy dla dziecka w towarzystwie ochroniarza z bronią."

Groźby śmierci wysyłane przez lewicowych fanatyków to jedno. Drugą kwestią jest reakcja władz uczelni. Krótko po publikacji artykułu pojawiły się zarzuty, że Fryer flirtuje z pracownicami w swoim laboratorium EdLabs. Wytknięto mu "niepożądane zachowania o charakterze seksualnym" (głównie werbalne, w tym żarty). Harvard zawiesiła go na dwa lata bez wynagrodzenia, zamknął laboratorium i nałożył ograniczenia. Fryer przeprosił za nieodpowiednie żarty, zaprzeczył jednak zarzutom o molestowanie.

Nie napisałem jeszcze, co takiego odkrył Fryer, że rozwścieczył lewicowych cerberów politycznej poprawności. Otóż odkrył, że amerykańska policja wcale nie strzela i nie zabija czarnych częściej niż białych i że użycie broni przez policje warunkowane jest zachowaniem podejrzanego.

Tak, dobrze przeczytaliście. Tyle wystarczy, aby na Harvardzie chcieli cię zabić.

[Retard Finder @IfindRetards]

This guy understands and needed to make sure everyone knew he wasn't a retard 😂

[Danny Harkness 🎗️ 🇳🇱 🇮🇱 🇺🇸 @harkness78317]

@RedDirtKid3 @IfindRetards That is absolutely right. Things went completely wrong there during the time of Chancellor Angela Merkel with the refugee crisis of Syrians fleeing to Europe. She shouted "Wir schaffen das" (We can do this) at the time, and look at the result.

[Sean Horne @sean7232]

@IfindRetards