jobo666666

Homo sapiens and ludens, like you;

[jobo666666 @jobo1111]

https://t.co/RGpucFG66u

[Valiant Panda @_ValiantPanda_]

🇨🇳#China maintained its top spot in the newly released Nature Index 2026 Research Leaders rankings, and is the only country among the top 10 to register a double-digit increase in article share.

#FactMatter

[Rep. Melanie Stansbury @Rep_Stansbury]

This is Trump’s Watergate.

Today, the @nytimes released a truly stunning report on the Epstein cover-up by the White House. 

Collusion, breaking the law, evading subpoenas—it’s all in there:
- Trump quashing the files
- The VP, COS, DOJ, FBI, and others colluding in the Situation Room to stop their release and compliance
- Officials lying to the public 
- Admin in-fighting and exits
- Officials who appeared in front of Congress during this time

Read the report here: https://t.co/prgyF2Isfg

[UAVoyager🇺🇦 @NAFOvoyager]

Sandra Andersen — Member of the Norwegian Parliament.

She left behind a comfortable seat in parliament, a peaceful life, and prestige. In 2022, she came to Ukraine and joined the International Legion as a combat medic.

Kyiv region. Mykolaiv. Donbas. Kherson.

Under fire, in the mud, through relentless shelling, she saved the lives of Ukrainian soldiers.

On the front line, she found more than a purpose. She met a Ukrainian marine known by the call sign “Jabari.”

In 2024, they got married. In 2025, their son was born.

Ukraine gave her everything: purpose, love, and a new family.

Sandra, you are living proof that true heroes do not sit in comfortable offices — they wear body armor bearing the Ukrainian trident.

Eternal respect and deepest gratitude from the Ukrainian people.

[jobo666666 @jobo1111]

US Supreme Court …
https://t.co/ULq14kzCBC

[jobo666666 @jobo1111]

Sinking UK … https://t.co/neYyJFqVWB

[Defense of Ukraine @DefenceU]

"Works fine lasts long time. SLAVA UKRAINE"
Our defenders from Air Command “West” found this note hidden inside a Patriot system from our allies.
Huge thanks to our partners for helping us keep the skies safe!

[Olena Rohoza @OlenaRohoza]

MASSIVE MISSILE STRIKE ON MOSCOW! Missiles Reportedly Penetrate Russian Defenses and Hit the Capital

According to the claim, the strike was carried out in response to a Russian attack on Pavlohrad that allegedly killed civilians and damaged residential buildings.

The report states that Russian air-defense systems failed to intercept the incoming missiles. It further claims that the missiles penetrated multiple layers of defense and struck key targets in central Moscow, causing powerful explosions that were felt across the city.

The account describes the attack as one of the most significant and damaging strikes of the war. It also alleges that Vladimir Putin was rushed to a secure location and that panic spread within the Kremlin.

According to the same reports, some lawmakers and senior military figures allegedly began demanding an immediate end to hostilities, leading Putin to make a public statement that was said to offer hope to Ukrainians.

These claims have not been independently verified, and there is currently no confirmed evidence supporting the reported events. Details remain subject to official confirmation.

[Annick De Ridder @AnnickDeRidder]

De @Tesla community houdt hier al geruime tijd de vinger aan de pols over de toelating voor de FSD-technologie op onze Vlaamse en Belgische wegen.
Uit waardering voor jullie niet-aflatende interesse (en aanmoediging 😉), krijgen jullie hierbij de primeur: ik heb net de toelating getekend! 🚘

Deze beslissing gaat nu naar onze dienst homologatie, zij zullen @RDWnl op de hoogte brengen van de goedkeuring. Vlaanderen omarmt innovatie!

[Libertarian Party @LPNational]

Government interference in the healthcare market has made healthcare more expensive, and further interference will make the situation worse. https://t.co/ZjyOOTEJ4v

[UNITED24 Media @United24media]

🔴 Russian soldier confesses to rape and murder of Ukrainian children.

Captured Russian soldier Rustam Gareyev from the 15th Motorized Rifle Brigade confessed to executing 20 civilians in Avdiivka, including an elderly woman and a teenager.

[Army Media 🇺🇦 @armyinformcomua]

⚠️ Russia’s intelligence services are recruiting teenage girls on Telegram to murder Ukrainian soldiers.

Ukraine’s National Police has documented 6 contract killings organised through this scheme since the start of 2026.

The method: Russian handlers promise easy money. Girls — some as young as 17 — are instructed to meet Ukrainian military personnel through dating apps, gain their trust, then poison them with methadone. Handlers provide funding for apartment rentals, alcohol purchases, and other expenses. They communicate the locations of pre-positioned drug drops via Telegram.

Two confirmed cases:

🔴 Zhytomyr region — a 17-year-old girl detained
🔴 Kharkiv — an identical scheme exposed and disrupted

National Police Chief Ivan Vyhivskyi confirmed the pattern and issued direct warnings: parents should monitor their children’s messenger activity. Military personnel should exercise caution with online acquaintances.

This operation has the signature of every other Russian hybrid campaign: remote handlers, plausible deniability, disposable executors who don’t understand the full picture until it’s too late.

Russia cannot break Ukraine’s military on the battlefield. So it is trying to kill soldiers one by one — through dating apps, teenage couriers, and pre-positioned poison.

👉 Document it. Share it. It saves lives.

Source: National Police of Ukraine, June 2026

#Ukraine #UAF #HybridWarfare #RussiaUkraineWar

[Mr PitBull Stories @MrPitbull07]

She was 15 years old. Her name was Nicole van den Hurk.
On October 6, 1995, Nicole left her grandmother's house in Eindhoven, Netherlands on her bicycle. It was a Friday morning. She was heading to her part-time job at a supermarket, pedaling through streets she'd cycled a thousand times. She never arrived.
By evening, her bicycle was pulled from the Dommel River. Two weeks later, her yellow backpack was found nearby. The police searched. Days became weeks. Weeks became months. In November, 47 days after she disappeared, a body was found in a forest between two small towns. It was Nicole.
She had been raped and murdered.
For 16 years, her family lived in a kind of limbo. The investigation had been thorough. But 1995 forensic technology couldn't extract clear DNA profiles from the trace evidence on her body. The case went cold. No arrest. No answers. No justice.
Her stepbrother Andy carried this weight every day. He grew up, moved to England, lived his life—but never forgot. And he came to understand something the police didn't yet know: modern DNA technology could do what 1995 science could not. If Nicole's body could be exhumed, if the evidence could be retested, there was a real possibility that her killer could finally be identified.
But Dutch law required a specific legal trigger for exhumation. Cold cases didn't easily get that trigger.
So Andy made a choice that was reckless and brilliant and driven entirely by love.
On March 8, 2011, he posted a message on Facebook: "I will be arrested today for the murder of my sister. I confessed. Will get in touch soon."
Then he went to police and told them he had killed Nicole van den Hurk.
He was arrested immediately. He was extradited to the Netherlands. And after 5 days in custody, when investigators realized his confession didn't match the evidence, he was released.
Then he explained what he had done and why: "I wanted to get her exhumed and get DNA off her. I kind of set myself up and it could have gone horribly wrong. She is my sister, absolutely. I miss her every day."
His false confession had worked exactly as intended.
The Netherlands reopened the investigation. In September 2011, a court authorized the exhumation of Nicole's body for advanced DNA testing.
When the forensic scientists analyzed the evidence, they identified DNA from three different people in a single trace. One belonged to Andy—explained by family contact. One belonged to her boyfriend at the time. The third belonged to someone unknown.
That third profile was run through the Dutch DNA database.
It matched Jos de G., a 46-year-old man with prior convictions for rape and sexual violence against minors.
He was arrested in 2014. At trial in 2015, he was convicted of rape but the court initially acquitted him of manslaughter due to insufficient evidence. He was sentenced to 5 years.
The prosecution appealed. The appeal court took a different view of the evidence—the same DNA, the same forensic analysis, but weighed differently. On October 9, 2018, after hearings spanning August through October, Jos de G. was convicted of both rape and manslaughter.
He was sentenced to 12 years in prison.
Justice, when it finally came, came because a brother loved his sister so much that he was willing to risk his own freedom, his own life, to get her exhumed.
When asked about it later, he said the same thing: "She is my sister. I miss her every day."
Nicole van den Hurk deserved to finish her bike ride. She deserved more than 16 years of silence. And when the system couldn't give her justice, her brother gave it to her anyway—at tremendous personal risk, driven by nothing but love.
She was 15 years old. Share her name. Share her story.

[Mr PitBull Stories @MrPitbull07]

A U.S. soldier received a 35-year prison sentence.

Longer than some soldiers convicted of murder.

Longer than some convicted rapists.

Her crime was not killing anyone.

It was showing the public a video of killing.

Her name is Chelsea Manning.

In July 2007, a U.S. Apache helicopter opened fire on a group of men in Baghdad.

Two Reuters journalists were killed.

Then a van arrived to help the wounded.

The helicopter fired on the van too.

Children inside were hit.

On the cockpit audio, the crew can be heard laughing.

In 2010, the footage appeared online under the title “Collateral Murder.”

The person who leaked it was a 22-year-old Army intelligence analyst stationed in Iraq.

Chelsea Manning.

She grew up poor in Oklahoma.

Quiet. Smart. Gifted with computers.

In 2007, she joined the Army searching for structure and purpose.

Instead, while working in military intelligence, she gained access to classified reports that deeply disturbed her:
• civilian deaths never publicly disclosed
• detainee abuse
• diplomatic deception
• gaps between official statements and battlefield reality

So she made a decision that would destroy her life.

She copied hundreds of thousands of classified files onto CDs disguised as music disks.

Then she sent them to WikiLeaks.

The leaks included:
• Iraq War logs
• Afghan War logs
• 250,000 diplomatic cables

At the time, it was the largest leak of classified information in U.S. history.

Then came the mistake that ended everything.

Alone and emotionally unraveling, Manning confided in an online hacker she believed she could trust.

He turned her in.

The Army arrested her in 2010.

What followed became almost as controversial as the leaks themselves.

She spent months in military detention, much of it in isolation.

A UN investigator later described the treatment as “cruel and inhuman.”

At trial, prosecutors accused her of “aiding the enemy” — a charge so severe it could have meant life imprisonment.

She was acquitted of that charge.

But convicted on most others.

Then came the sentence:

35 years.

The harshest punishment ever given to a leaker in modern American history.

The day after sentencing, Manning publicly came out as a transgender woman.

Chelsea.

She was sent to a men’s military prison and fought publicly for access to gender-affirming medical care.

The years behind bars nearly broke her.

Outside prison, debate over her never stopped.

To some, Chelsea Manning was a traitor who violated national security and endangered lives.

To others, she was a whistleblower who exposed the hidden reality of war and government secrecy.

But one fact remains difficult to ignore:

The helicopter crews shown in the “Collateral Murder” video were never criminally charged.

The leaks exposed civilian deaths and abuses.

Yet the person punished most severely was the soldier who showed the public the footage.

In January 2017, President Obama commuted Manning’s sentence, calling it disproportionate.

After nearly seven years in prison, she walked free.

In 2019, she was jailed again after refusing to testify against WikiLeaks.

She refused to cooperate.

Eventually, she was released once more.

Today, Chelsea Manning works in cybersecurity, writes, speaks publicly, and continues advocating for transparency and civil liberties.

And after everything prison cost her, she has never apologized for showing people what war looked like from the cockpit.

[Mr PitBull Stories @MrPitbull07]

This is how the Japanese raise their children: the secret behind a generation of geniuses.
While in many countries intelligence is rewarded with medals, in Japan discipline, humility, and constant effort are rewarded.
From an early age, Japanese children learn a powerful truth: talent without hard work is worthless, and true brilliance is born from consistency.
Over there, it is not unusual to see a six-year-old child going to school alone, crossing streets, taking trains… because from the very beginning they are taught to be responsible, courageous, and self-sufficient.
It is not about overprotecting them, but about preparing them for life. Japanese parents do not do homework for their children, nor do they make excuses for them… they guide them, but teach them that the journey is theirs.
Japanese students clean their own classrooms, sweep the hallways, and wash the bathrooms. In many elementary schools there is no cleaning staff.
Why?
Because educating does not simply mean filling the mind with information, but shaping character, humility, and respect.
Children are not seen as kings, but as part of a community. And this gives them a unique strength.
Japanese brilliance is not luck or genetics. It is culture, values, and well-directed effort from childhood.
Do you want a brilliant child?
Teach them more than mathematics.
Teach them to be disciplined, patient, and curious.
Do not protect them from failure: let them learn from it.
Because, in the end, it is not only about raising intelligent children… but about shaping human beings who shine with their own light.
— Adrian Năstase

[Elina Valtonen @elinavaltonen]

President Putin, the path to peace is clear. End this war. Withdraw Russian forces from Ukraine. Respect Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity. Uphold international law.

I delivered the Nordic Statement on Ukraine at the #UNSC.

[Sara Abrams @SaraAbrams1990]

Adriana Camberos stole millions in TWO frauds: fake energy drinks + $58M food import scam. She owed victims $49M.

Trump pardoned her—TWICE. Why? Her brother gave him $50K.

That’s corruption, not justice. #SportsWashing2026

[KyivPost @KyivPost]

1,568 days.

That’s how long World War I lasted.

As of today, Russia’s full-scale war against Ukraine has lasted just as long. Millions displaced, thousands killed, entire cities destroyed — and Europe’s largest war since 1945 is still not over.

[Suzie rizzio @Suzierizzo1]

This Country needs to be doing the same thing because billionaires are destroying this Country!

[Aric Chen | Insights @aricchen]

This CCP's silent underwater assassin could trigger a total digital blackout for Taiwan and Guam in minutes — collapsing military command, financial systems, and international aid.

Through its “Digital Silk Road,” the CCP is weaponizing the ocean floor for hybrid warfare and global domination.

The threat is already here. Read the full exposé now. 👇

[UnveiledChina @Unveiled_ChinaX]

"We are so afraid that we don’t even dare to do that." In a chilling moment of candor, Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever admitted that Europe’s top leaders are completely paralyzed by fear, deliberately erasing the word "China" from official summit agendas to avoid provoking Beijing.

Speaking in Brussels, De Wever revealed that upcoming leadership talks are being disguised under the sterile phrase "geo-economic imbalances" simply because Western diplomats are terrified of naming their greatest economic adversary.

This political cowardice is occurring against the backdrop of an unprecedented industrial crisis. De Wever warned that while Europe wastes time launching fragmented, bureaucratic initiatives, Beijing operates with a ruthless, singular strategy designed to eat those initiatives for breakfast. Driven by predatory state subsidies, a massive surge in Chinese green tech and chemical exports is flooding European markets, driving a staggering €360 billion trade deficit that threatens to permanently hollow out Europe's manufacturing base.

To illustrate the psychological shift, the Prime Minister shared how Chinese diplomats transformed from offering a gentle "lotus flower" friendship early in his career to acting like imperial overlords, threatening to yank vital investments the moment Europe voiced political criticism. He openly criticized French President Emmanuel Macron's efforts to placate Beijing by dragging China into G7 coordination frameworks, calling the traditional view of China as a mere "competitor" a dangerous illusion.

Rather than entering a reckless subsidy war that Europe cannot win, De Wever is demanding absolute trade reciprocity. If Chinese firms enjoy open access to Western markets, European firms must receive identical, unhindered access in China. Europe must stop governing out of fear and aggressively deploy its trade defense instruments before its economic autonomy is entirely destroyed.

#EUTrade #ChinaEconomicWar #Geopolitics2026 #EuropeanUnion #SupplyChain #IndustrialCrisis #GlobalEconomy