Harry W

[Hyperborean Slav 🇭🇷 ᛉᛏ @HyperboreaSlav]

Slavic folk music and dancing from Poland 🇵🇱 Slavic Paganism is still alive today and it will never be erased from this earth! Long Live Slavic People! 💪🏻 🇧🇾🇧🇦🇧🇬🇨🇿🇭🇷🇲🇰🇲🇪🇵🇱🇷🇸🇸🇰🇸🇮🇺🇦🇷🇺 💪🏻

Credit: Laboratorium Pieśni

[northernwhite @northernwh80789]

Wer kann das widerstehen?
Who can resist that? #OWLM

[Documenting ₿itcoin 📄 @DocumentingBTC]

It took 40 years of research to create Bitcoin

[Itschi @Itschi1]

🇩🇪 Mehr Kinder für Deutschland 🇩🇪

[Jessica @Jessica6aka]

If Bitcoin breaks $83,000, the cycle bottom will be confirmed.

After that, this is the path I expect for Bitcoin over the next 2-3 years.

[Adam Livingston @AdamBLiv]

The amount of capital about to flood into Bitcoin over the next five years is going to make the last 15 years look like a bake sale.

Wall Street competing with sovereigns.

There are 21 million Bitcoin.

Good luck everybody.

[Aleksander Ætelmann @ArchitectOracle]

This is what European looks like

[CitizenVigilante @CitizenVMike]

Good Morning, #CitizenVigilante's ..

This is a reminder of how beautiful Western Civilization Girls are and why we must defend them.

Meet Veronika Miller from #Germany 🇩🇪.

She is pure @SmokeShowX 🔥

You can find her on Instagram @ThatsVroni

#LetItSnow #White
#Whiteness #WhiteBeauty #WhiteIsBeautiful #WhiteBrilliance #WhiteCulture #SmokeShow

[Adam Livingston @AdamBLiv]

Bitcoin is $77,000 in 2026.

This is going to look insane in hindsight.

People in 2035 will study this price the way we look at $1,000 Bitcoin now and wonder how an entire civilization had the opportunity sitting directly in front of them and somehow decided to buy a new SUV instead.

$77,000 Bitcoin in 2026 is a historical accident.

Act accordingly.

bitcoin:native

[Marlene Nikolaevna @nikolaevnaru]

White, the most important, beautiful, race on earth.

[Skjaldmaer 🇸🇪 @nordicsvala]

Save the white race. 🤍
More white babies please.

[aether @bluewdrift]

You are not here to solve the universe. You are here to taste it. To walk into the woods and not name every tree. To kiss someone and not know if it will last. That is the great, ordinary courage of being alive.

[aether @bluewdrift]

be scared and do it anyway. be underqualified and get in the room anyway. be unsure and show up anyway. comfort is the enemy of growth. get uncomfortable.

[Parimal @Fintech03]

In the vast silence of Low Earth Orbit, 500 KMs above our heads, 1000s of active satellites hurtle through vacuum at 28000 km/h

Many of them are marvels of human engineering worth $200M+ watching over global defense, agriculture, and communication networks.

And yet, space operates on a brutal, primitive reality: The second a single thruster runs out of fuel / a minor mechanical joint jams, that $200M masterpiece instantly becomes a dead, tumbling piece of dangerous space junk.

For 6 decades, humanity's answer to a dead satellite was simple: abandon it, let it drift, and launch a new one.

This is what is being solved by @AuleSpace, a deep-tech startup out of BLR, founded by Jay Panchal, Nithyaa Giri, and Hrishit Tambi.

Instead of launching flashy earth-imaging platforms / satellite constellations, Aule Space decided to solve the single hardest physical bottleneck in the orbital economy: Rendezvous, Proximity Operations, and Docking (RPOD).

They are literally building autonomous "tow trucks" and orbital jetpacks for space assets.

Imagine driving 2 cars down a highway at 28000 km/h in pitch darkness. Now imagine 1 car is spinning out of control, out of fuel, and completely non-responsive.

Your task? Drive up to that tumbling car, match its rotation to the mm, pull up without touching, and clamp onto it automatically without sending both vehicles crashing into a cloud of deadly debris.

Aule Space’s autonomous servicing craft are built to do precisely that:

- Using real-time computer vision to track non-cooperative, tumbling objects in zero gravity where GPS does not exist.

- Clamping onto legacy satellites that were never originally designed to be refueled / docked with in the first place.

- Once locked on, Aule’s craft acts as an external engine, taking over propulsion, keeping the host satellite in its proper orbit, or pushing dead assets safely out of harm's way.

What are they upto.....

- Aule Space raised $2M in pre-seed funding to execute hardware development and orbital flight validation.

- Aule Space completed crucial Technology Readiness Level (TRL-6) testing directly inside ISRO’s Rendezvous Simulation Lab, validating their autonomous navigation hardware against simulated space environments.

A few starup builds apps to deliver groceries faster. Aule Space is building the physical robotic workforce that will maintain, refuel, and protect humanity’s multi billion dollar infrastructure in space.

The world thought India would only be launchpads and orbital rockets. Aule Space is making sure that when the future in space needs repair, it calls an Indian craft to fix it.

[Marino @Marinoverse]

🚨Look at Vaughan's face after Jinks completely shut him down 👀

​Vaughan: Kids today are losing their technique and patience because of the IPL. They just want to swing for the fences, hit sixes, and skip the grind of Red Ball cricket. The IPL is destroying the soul of Test cricket.

​Rahane: It’s not about ruining the game, Michael. An IPL contract gives a young player from a small town financial security for life in two months. You can't ask a kid to sacrifice his family's future for pure romanticism.

​Vaughan: Excuses! We played for the badge and the tradition of the game. Now, playing Tests just feels like an audition to get noticed by IPL franchises.

​Rahane: If tradition is so sacred, why do you fly to India every spring to commentate on the IPL instead of staying back to cover County cricket? Why is it "smart business" when you take those franchise checks, but "lacking pride" when a young player does the exact same thing to secure his future?

- ​Vaughan had no reply to ans🙏

[Patrick Brauckmann 🕉️ @vonbrauckmann]

Jesus was there before Thomas. He spent the "missing years" in India. Thats where he came up with non dual/Advaitan phrases like, "I and the Father are one, The kingdom of God is within you, Before Abraham was, I am, Love your neighbor as yourself." Keep the CIA out, all will be good.

[Maria Wirth @mariawirth1]

First, it's not proven that apostle Thomas was in Kerala. Not only historians doubt it, even Pope Benedict said in 2006, Thomas evangelized Syria and came to Afghanistan/ western India.

Second, i will never understand why anyone would spend HUGE money to change the faith of Hindus who have the highest philosophy in Advaita Vedanta.
Christians, Muslims & Jews would benefit, if they knew about the depth of Indian wisdom.

in fact, Jesus may have been in India, because several of his sayings are fully in tune with Advaita, like "I and my Father are one". unfortunately, the Church claims, that this unity is valid only for Jesus as he is God's real son, while we are 'adopted children'. Does this make sense to anyone? It doesn't to me.

25 years ago, i met the real life person behind the protagonist Stefan Kowalski in the book "City of Joy" by Dominique Lapierre. He told me that he doesn't know of any genuine case of conversion. there were always ulterior motives involved and he even stopped baptizing adults for this reason.

[Vidar Odensson 🇸🇪 @OdenssonV]

White Nations for White Folk

[Iain Cameron @theiaincameron]

The Baltic Sea has the lowest salinity level of any seawater in the world, with profound profound effects on its ecology. Some of it is so lacking in salt it's almost drinkable.

Here is how a sea connected to the Atlantic became almost fresh.

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[Gad Saad @GadSaad]

My family and I escaped execution in Lebanon because Islam wanted to kill us. My parents were kidnapped by Fatah and were severely mistreated. Our home in Beirut was stolen by Palestinian Muslims. My wife's family escaped Lebanon because Islam wanted to kill them. Her ancestors escaped the Armenian genocide because Islam wanted to kill them. My grandparents escaped Syria because Islam wanted to kill them. My brother-in-law's family escaped Alexandria (Egypt) because Islam wanted to kill them. My family and I are leaving Montreal because Islam wants to kill us (the number of threats that I've received forced me to take a two-year leave from my home university). I'm moving to @olemiss /@umdeclaration to defend American liberties and freedoms from ideological threats. @LibyaLiberty, a vile Islamist who despises Jews, is now "reporting" me to my new institution because I dare criticize Islam. Imagine the chutzpah. I will NEVER stop defending the West from the dangers that it faces. Long live the United States.