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[Diogène de Sinope @NaSisNaS]

Comme j’ai kiffé comment @RoyalSegolene a remis @rglucks1 à sa place. Mon frère en 2007 tu appelles ouvertement à voter @NicolasSarkozy contre la gauche. En 2027 tu veux que la gauche te choisisse comme candidat. Allé Pine ta mams!!! https://t.co/05vrRJVR70

[Diogène de Sinope @NaSisNaS]

@SlMONWEINBERG @officielsoral @thomas_guenole “Aucune preuve factuelle ni enquête internationale indépendante” ce morceau de phrase de votre explication démontre par lui même le ridicule absolu de votre argumentation. J’espère sincèrement que les lecteurs s’en rendent compte

[Vérité Diffusée @VeriteDiffusee]

🟥 DOSSIER ALIMENTATION : FAUT-IL MAINTENANT REPESER SES COURSES EN RENTRANT CHEZ SOI ?

Vérifiier son ticket, d’accord. Mais si maintenant il faut aussi rentrer chez soi et organiser les Jeux olympiques de la pesée de courgettes pour savoir si on a payé le bon prix.. ça commence à devenir légèrement lunaire. 😅
(Nat)

➡️🇫🇷 JULIANA :
Une cliente raconte être sortie de Grand Frais avec un ticket de 59,22 € pour quelques courses.

Le montant lui paraît anormalement élevé. Elle regarde alors son ticket et remarque des poids qui lui semblent complètement disproportionnés.

Elle décide donc de repeser ses fruits et légumes chez elle.

Et là.. les écarts qu’elle filme sont assez hallucinants. 😳

Pêche : environ 700 g FACTURÉS->177 g sur sa balance

Deux courgettes : 1,360 kg FACTURÉ-> 850 g sur sa balance

Tomates cerises : 890 g FACTURÉS-> 418 g sur sa balance

Et pour un autre produit : environ 800 g FACTURÉS- > 250 g sur sa balance.

Elle retourne donc au magasin avec ses courses et son ticket.

➡️ Résultat selon son témoignage : 23 € avaient été facturés en trop.

La différence lui a été remboursée. La cliente précise elle-même que la responsable a été sympathique et que la situation a été corrigée.

⚠️ Soyons clairs : rien ne permet d’affirmer qu’il s’agissait d’une pratique volontaire de Grand Frais. Une erreur de pesée ou de saisie peut parfaitement arriver.

Mais 23 € d’erreur sur un seul panier, ça fait quand même sacrément réfléchir.

Parce que franchement..
Qui rentre chez lui et repèse ses courgettes, ses tomates et ses pêches pour vérifier son ticket ?

Et pourtant, la DGCCRF contrôle précisément les quantités facturées aux consommateurs, avec un principe qui devrait être évident :

👉 ON DOIT PAYER CE QU’ON ACHÈTE. PAS DAVANTAGE.

Alors gardez vos tickets et, lorsqu’un montant vous paraît bizarre, prenez quelques minutes pour vérifier.

Parce que dans ce cas précis, sans cette vérification :

23 € partaient dans la nature.
(https://t.co/qmCzHd99lk)

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➡️ DGCCRF | Contrôle des quantités vendues : « Payer seulement ce que l’on achète »
https://t.co/A8mOgBYYnz

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[Alon-Lee Green - ألون-لي جرين - אלון-לי גרין 🟣 @AlonLeeGreen]

נעצרנו לשעות ארוכות במשטרת חברון אחרי שהגענו הבוקר למאחז חוות אורות שהוקם בשטח הכפר הפלסטיני בית אולא. המתנחל, בנו של ברוך גולדשטיין, משליט שם טרור. הצבא והמשטרה לא יעצרו אותנו. ניבחר לכנסת ונפנה את המאחזים.

תודה ענקית למערך העצורים ולעורך הדין גונן בן יצחק ששחררו אותנו מהתחנה.

[Diogène de Sinope @NaSisNaS]

@QuantumGuard17 You wish 😏

[Diogène de Sinope @NaSisNaS]

To watch https://t.co/WG3Y3bcSpe

[Patricia Marins @pati_marins64]

Gulf toll: Trump is no longer fighting Iran; He is fighting for what he lost in the war

Before the U.S. and Israeli attack on Iran, approximately 130 ships passed through the Strait daily, making it one of the world’s most vital transport arteries. The Strait has now been closed for nearly three months, and various sectors of the global economy are nearing their breaking point.

There is no way to balance a reduction of more than one-fifth in the flow of oil and gas, not to mention derivatives, fertilizers, helium, and other essential items.

I see no prospect for the Strait’s reopening in the short term, and my readers know I have been warning about this for some time.
On the contrary, while the conversation previously focused directly on reopening the Strait, the discussion must now first address the fee created by Iran, which announced cooperation with Oman to implement a $1 per barrel tax.

Oman’s silence on this matter tells me they have bought into the Iranian idea, though they will not finalize anything for now.
Trump did not take the news well and threatened to blow up Oman. I love Trump’s spontaneous style. Generally, he doesn’t introduce new behaviors; he simply presents them spontaneously and without polish.

But returning to the issue: Oman’s embassy backtracked and denied the idea. However, nothing is ever that simple when analyzing that region. Immediately after Oman officially denied the proposal, influencers and analysts based in Oman defended the creation of the tax as an investment in infrastructure, security, and the environment.

I would argue that no one echoes such a narrative without coordination with the Omani government.
The fact is that, besides fighting for the opening of the Strait, Trump is now fighting against the existence of fees. He seems like a lone knight fighting the ghosts he himself created.

Iran will not reopen the Strait, especially without a fee, until a compensation mechanism is defined to enable its reconstruction.

The tax is the only way to avoid public compensation that would expose a military defeat. On the other hand, it represents a massive defeat for the Gulf countries; two nations from outside the region started a war, causing tens of billions in damages, and now the region would be subjected to a toll. we are facing a situation of managing problems that did not exist before the war and that were easily predictable.

Full Article
https://t.co/SU917QzdP3

[Diogène de Sinope @NaSisNaS]

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[PEACE TV @TvTvpeace]

𓂆 🇵🇸 - Cisjordanie face à la colonisation : Vincent Lemire, (historien français) et Alain Finkielkraut, (philosophe, académicien).

- Finkielkraut : « Israël un pays de conquérants devenu maintenant des nazis.....»

[Diogène de Sinope @NaSisNaS]

What a speech!

[barbarism critic @barbarismcrit]

Professor Mohammad Marandi, Iranian academic, on what would happen if Trump decides to use a nuclear weapon on Iran

[Darius Rochebin @DariusRochebin]

L’affaire du patriarche latin de Jérusalem relance la vive tension entre le gouvernement français et le gouvernement israélien, durcie depuis 2024 quand la police israélienne arrêtait des gendarmes français à l'Eleona, domaine national français à Jérusalem

[Patricia Marins @pati_marins64]

Netanyahu only made things worse and is leaving defeated.

“Netanyahu: Iran Still a Threat to Israel, ‘But No Longer an Existential One’.”
Netanyahu said that Iran can still threaten Israel, but “can no longer threaten our existence.”

But there is nothing more defeatist than this. It is 100% defeatist rhetoric!
Netanyahu has always made the three objectives of the war clear:

1. Regime change
2. Limiting missile capabilities
3. Dismantling the nuclear program

He has achieved none of these objectives, but he has saddled Israel with $60-80 billion in losses from this war.

And here’s why I say that:
Each day of operations m, including interceptors and material damage, costs between $1.5–2 billion, based on the spending during the 12-day war. The damages are still being calculated, and there are reports of thousands of compensation claims for direct damage caused by Iranian missiles.
The economic loss is estimated by the Israeli Ministry of Finance at $3 billion per week.

Netanyahu’s megalomania has created more problems than solutions.

If the Iranians hadn’t built a nuclear weapon before, now they have every reason to do so.

https://t.co/H48oO2uRyi

[Diogène de Sinope @NaSisNaS]

@FredGaulois Des noirs qui prennent les mairies de villes où vivent en grande majorité des noirs et des arabes. Ah quelle injustice ! Quel déni de démocratie! Inacceptable! Jeanne, Au secours !

[sarah @sahouraxo]

Israel is wiping out critical bridge after critical bridge in South Lebanon.

Civilians can’t flee.
Ambulances can’t reach the wounded.
Entire communities are cut off from food, medicine, and essential supplies.

This is intentional.
This is a crime against humanity.

[Pippa Crerar @PippaCrerar]

EXCL: UK national security adviser Jonathan Powell attended final talks between US and Iran - and judged Tehran's offer on its nuclear programme was significant enough to prevent rush to war @patrickwintour & @julianborger reveal

https://t.co/ozqrM2MhDw

[Patricia Marins @pati_marins64]

Iran has become a technological powerhouse in various fields, and a conflict would take on regional dimensions.
The best solution would be to propose openness, integration, and maturity.

Iran has long-standing differences with its neighbors. Recently, these relations have improved, but the moment an Iranian missile, whether due to jamming, spoofing, or a fabricated incident, misses a U.S. military base and strikes a village in one of those countries, local public opinion and U.S. pressure will change everything.

I would say the conflict has a high potential to draw in other countries. Only in that scenario do I see a chance for the United States to win an asymmetric war at sea in this region.

But if that happens, we would face an oil and gas price crisis unlike anything seen in a very long time.

There is no path forward with Iran other than negotiation. Israel bombed Iranian nuclear facilities for days, and in the end, the United States dropped the GBU-57, the most powerful weapon in its arsenal. Judging by the absence of the characteristic smoke plumes, none of this was able to compromise the nuclear program. These renewed threats are proof of that.

All of those facilities were built on the North Korean model and protected with ultra-high-performance concrete, four to five times stronger than conventional concrete. University tests have shown that this concrete reduces the penetration capacity of those bombs from 60 meters to less than 3 meters.

Regime change has already been ruled out by the Americans. There is neither an insurgency contingent nor sufficient heavy weaponry for it.

If neither of these two objectives can be achieved, what is the purpose of an attack?

The West needs to acknowledge Iran’s technological advances over the past three decades.

Which Western nation possesses hypersonic missiles with short, medium, and intermediate-range capabilities? Not even the United States does, yet Iran has them with fully domestic technology.

Iran also belongs to the select group of nations capable of manufacturing their own satellites and placing them into orbit using indigenous launch vehicles. However, Iranian technology goes far beyond the field of missiles and satellites.

Iran possesses one of the most vertically integrated automotive supply chains in the world. The country does not merely assemble vehicles; it designs and manufactures the majority of their critical components.

In the medical field, Behyar Sanat Sepahan produces linear accelerators for cancer treatment, a technology mastered by very few nations.
Furthermore, Iran is self-sufficient in the production of dialysis machines and filters, exporting them to neighboring countries through the Medisa Consortium.

Regarding surgical robotics, they developed the Sina robot, a remote surgery system similar to the American Da Vinci.

In terms of life support, companies like Pooyandegan-e-Raho Saadat manufacture ICU ventilators and vital sign monitors exported to over 40 countries.

They also produce the entire ecosystem of bedside monitors and sensors for coronary and intensive care units.

The country produces about 97% of the medicines it consumes, including complex biosimilars for cancer and multiple sclerosis through giants like the Barkat Group.

Iran has made significant strides over the last decades, proving that, for some nations, sanctions can become a primary driver of self-reliance.

It is essential to negotiate with Iran and initiate a long-term project of rapprochement and opening, similar to the West’s historical approach to Turkey.

However, the country must also take accountability and mature politically. War is the worst possible path; the United States has never engaged in an armed conflict against a nation of Iran's scale and technological sophistication.

Such a confrontation would lead to a protracted war with heavy casualties, potentially destabilizing the entire region and dragging in neighboring countries.

[Borzou Daragahi 🖊🗒 @borzou]

Dear pro-war Iranians,

Look, I don’t like the regime. My entire extended family is Baha’i. I lived in Iran as an adult and saw the rot and repression first hand.

But as a journalist, I also covered Iraq and saw what Americans did to the place. I was in Lebanon when the Israelis were shelling apartment blocks. I witnessed Libya being torn apart after a violent upheaval without any plan. I saw firsthand what happened to Syria when it became a playground for regional and world powers.

These countries won’t recover for 30 years.

You now have a senile gameshow host and an indicted war criminal launching a war against Iran. They killed a school full of children on day one and sent a toxic cloud over Tehran on week one. They are hitting Unesco sites and apartment buildings filled with bewildered civilians and destroying the country’s economy.

They have no plan, or strategy, or internatonal support. Even Americans don’t support the war. Trump and Bibi are gonna smash up a lot of stuff and leave the place a mess, with Khamenei still in charge. Then China will move in and buy up the country cheap, and maybe Russia will get a Persian Gulf base.

None of this will lead to democracy. Trump and Bibi don’t even believe in democracy for their own countries. But it also won’t lead to constitutional monarchy or anything decent or normal.

It will only lead to ruin, blackouts, water outages, poverty, hunger, lawlessness, and despair.

(100% organic writing, no AI)

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[Diakson.♛🇬🇳 @Uzui99_]

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[Diogène de Sinope @NaSisNaS]

@lenfant_noir0 Tu oublies la destruction en quantité importante des lanceurs iraniens qui réduit sensiblement sa capacité à envoyer les missiles

[Diogène de Sinope @NaSisNaS]

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