Mel

mi sono persa di nuovo

[Dox @Ma_Do_Sd]

Già me la immagino l'Italia del 2032: "Vannacci in realtà è un comunista che non mantiene le promesse, è per questo che alle prossime elezioni voterò per Giancarlo Superhitler"

[Brian Kimmel @IAmTheKimmel]

No one is getting an abortion at 34 weeks old unless it’s medically necessary. At 34 weeks, that fetus has been named and is loved. The law is to protect pregnant women who would literally die if a fetus isn’t removed from their body. That you prefer the woman die is disgusting.

[Human☮🇺🇸🇺🇦🇺🇸🌊 @4HumanUnity]

This is exactly how .@FoxNews propaganda works. Not by lying outright, but by choosing exactly which true facts to show you, and which ones to bury.

Yes, Massachusetts removed its 24-week limit. What Fox doesn't tell you: this covers rare, devastating cases, fatal fetal anomalies, maternal health emergencies, so families don't have to fly out of state during the worst moment of their lives.

Also missing: "very few" abortions happen after 24 weeks at all. Fox lets you imagine healthy, full-term babies being aborted on a whim. That's not what this law does. That's the manipulation.

This is the same network that agreed to pay $787.5 million for lying to us about stolen election. They do so much harm to our nation.

[Peter W. Kruger @pwk]

Curiously, in Italy, a country where the Iliad and Odyssey each constitute a full-year mandatory subject for all students (second to this in the world only to Greece), Nolan’s Odyssey is now the top grossing movie of the year. The success of the movie is so overwhelming that, over the past weekend, it basically caught back up in sales to Spider-Man Brand New Day (not seen anywhere else in the world). You can’t possibly find any more educated audience in the world than Italy when it comes to epic poetry: Italian students follow up the 2 years of Homer with one full-year of mandatory Virgil’s Aeneid and 3 (THREE) full years of Dante, one per each book of the Divine Comedy (Inferno, Purgatory, Paradise). And we re not talking about some sort of second-tier subject. Italian students dedicate about 2 hours a week for the whole year to the subject “Epica” which constitutes a complementary (and core) subject to Italian literature. Not just some reading and summaries, but commentary, critical analysts, history of interpretation etc.
And apparently a mind more ready to embrace novel reinterpretations of epic material than certain Anglo-Saxon classicist specialists…

[Shaun King @shaunking]

I’m tired of saying it, but if a photo of a Hamas leader with two blindfolded elderly Jewish men, right before they were executed, would be BREAKING NEWS.

But because a Jewish man is killing two Muslims it’s no big deal

[Mel @mel_agna]

Sarà certamente un caso che questa volta la spesa online me la fa una donna e sta trovando tutte le cose che ho scelto e invece in genere gli uomini arrivano con metà delle cose, un caso

[Zack James @Zack_James94]

Cute puppy booed at Diarrhea Forever event

[JAE @OneCBThoughts]

🤣🤣🤣

[Francesco @Francesco_3941]

Questo è Yuri, il fruttivendolo di Kherson che il mondo ha conosciuto attraverso il video del drone che ha tentato di ucciderlo.

«Ho implorato il drone: guardate, ho solo banane, pomodori, cetrioli e melanzane. In mano avevo un mazzo d’aglio che stavo pulendo. Gliel’ho mostrato e ho detto: “Vedete? Ho solo dell’aglio”. Volevo salvare il mio furgoncino. È l’unico mezzo che ho per lavorare.»

Yuri ha 52 anni e ogni giorno cerca di guadagnarsi da vivere vendendo frutta e verdura per le strade di Kherson. Quel giorno è sopravvissuto a un attacco che poteva costargli la vita.

Il medico che lo ha curato racconta:
«È stato fortunato. Ha riportato ferite da schegge che non hanno raggiunto gli organi interni e una commozione cerebrale. Ogni giorno nel nostro ospedale arrivano circa venti persone ferite dagli attacchi dei droni. Purtroppo molti sono in condizioni molto più gravi, con lesioni interne o amputazioni.»

A Giuseppe Conte e al resto del campo largo, che chiedono di smettere di aiutare l’Ucraina, suggerisco una cosa: andate a Kherson e il prossimo appello alla pace rivolgetelo al drone russo.
Con un mazzo d’aglio in mano, come Yuri.
Poi raccontateci se ha funzionato.

[Zachary Foster @_ZachFoster]

Eitan Newman, a 17-year-old Israeli, grills one of Apartheid Israel's most genocidal politicians, on an Israeli TV program called "First Vote" in an August 2, 2026 interview.

It's a rare moment in Hebrew media when a genocidal Israeli politician is forced to defend genocide on live TV. Here's a condensced transcript:

Newman: Call it what you want, ethnic cleansing, transfer, voluntary emigration, fine. So, I want to ask you, what will happen to the Gazan who doesn't want to emigrate? Will IDF soldiers pile him onto a truck and expel him? Where will they take him? What will you do to him?

Feiglin: First of all, the vast majority of them want to leave, okay?

Newman: I asked about those who don't want to leave.

Feiglin: We need to encourage them to leave, because whoever doesn't leave will murder you.

Newman: That's not what I asked. I asked, what will you do to someone you wanted to leave and doesn't leave.

Feiglin: You'll make him leave.

Newman: What does "make" mean?

Feiglin: Every way possible. We'll shut off his water pipes, for example. Just an example.

Newman: And whoever doesn't leave can die, as far as you're concerned?

Feiglin: Then he'll be thirsty. He'll have to leave to drink a cup of water. Just an example.

Newman: So, for example, kind of kill off everyone?

Silence

Newman: Yes? Like everyone should die? Either they go or they die? Are they not human?

Feiglin: It's pretty stunning, excuse me, that after October 7, you treat us like murderers and that Islamo-Nazi terror entity like it's under attack. Forgive me.

Newman: I'm asking about your policy. I'm trying to understand what will happen if you're elected to the Knesset.

Feiglin: You know, I have a grandson your age, okay? His brother lies right now beneath a grave marker because of such questions.

Newman: So, I'm like responsible for his killing? Is that what you're saying?

Feiglin: No, I'm saying that your twisted worldview, which pursues the human rights of that murderous entity, led in the end to that disaster.

Newman: So, everyone should die. Two million people will die. However many you say are there, they should die.

Feiglin: I'm suggesting to you that you also listen to the person you're asking, not only to yourself.

Source: https://t.co/cfE6kSHiA2

[Mel @mel_agna]

@LaGrevia Chissà se sono l’unica a ricordarsi di questo capolavoro 💫

[Mel @mel_agna]

Per una cazzata mi sono giocata il resto dell’estate

[Mel @mel_agna]

Non riesco a credere che questo corpo che oggi non riesce a girarsi nel letto è lo stesso che ieri dopo la caduta ha preso due voli e camminato chilometri

[Carlo Calenda @CarloCalenda]

Se il PD esistesse ancora politicamente, dovrebbe sancire oggi la fine del campo largo o costringere questo populista opportunista a fare retromarcia. Ma faranno finta di nulla. Come sempre

[ᵕ̈ @pinksbabymon]

don’t stop talking about the epstein files!

[Paul Freid @PaulFreid5]

An American hero. Retweet if you agree.

[Harry Sisson @harryjsisson]

Dr. Fauci received flowers from a fan with a note saying “We love you Dr. Fauci!” Love this. He’s an American hero who should be celebrated, not torn down.

[Bruno Maçães @MacaesBruno]

The crisis in Ceuta will be solved within days but the complete lack of solidarity from the European Commission and a number of EU countries will take longer to forget in Spain

[Alekos Prete @AlekosPrete]

La crisi di Ceuta è il banco di prova della sovranità europea. Si colpisce la Spagna per punire la postura diplomatica su Israele. Isolarla è un errore imperdonabile. Se un Paese UE è ricattabile per le sue scelte di politica estera, oggi cade la Spagna e domani l'Europa intera.