"The Kalergi Pipeline" 🌍💣🚢
1923: Kalergi writes plan for European demographic transformation
2003-2024: Wars destabilize Middle East
2015-2026: Mass migration transforms Europe
Not organic. Engineered.
Geopolitical Neo-Soul hip-hop.
Iraq→Libya→Syria→Refugees→Europe→Kalergi realized
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Why are there so many videos circulating online right now of women abusing their children on camera?
They’re filming themselves hurting their kids, laughing while they do it.
This is pure evil.
I’m so, SO, SO tired of the narrative that having children is the worst thing that ever happened to women.
Let’s flood this thread with something different.
Post a photo or short video of a mom genuinely enjoying her children. A baby being adored. A toddler making her laugh. A mom soaking up an ordinary, beautiful moment with her kids.
Let’s show what loving motherhood looks like. ❤️
(I love that dad’s in the reflection on the fridge, too.)
Katz is primarily an Ashkenazi Jewish surname, an acronym of the Hebrew "kohen tzedek" (priest of righteousness), indicating descent from the priestly line of Aaron. It also occurs as a separate German surname linked to "Katze" (cat) or places like Katz Castle.
@Angelsback8 Yesterday i watched "Palestine 36". I knew it was bad, but that movie is an eyeopener, its way worse then i had imagined. Also the involvement of the British army. I hope there will be some follow up movies about it.
Metzitzah b'peh, a traditional step in some ultra-Orthodox Jewish circumcisions (bris) where the mohel orally suctions blood from the wound. NYC health officials and CDC documented cases of infants contracting HSV-1 this way, including hospitalizations, brain damage, and deaths (e.g., 11 cases 2000-2011 with 2 deaths). The ABC headline is from a 2012 NYC case. Most Jewish communities use sterile alternatives instead.
I am so fucking frustrated and angry that I am now seeing the words SCHOOL SHOOTING being reported in MY OWN COUNTRY.
Putangina. Seriously.
Less than two months after Tacloban, we are now talking about another deadly school shooting, this time at Ateneo de Zamboanga University.
And I need to ask the same question again:
WHERE ARE THESE CHILDREN GETTING THE ACCESS AND THE CONFIDENCE TO DO THIS?
A Junior High School student reportedly managed to bring TWO firearms—a pistol and a rifle—into a school.
A CHILD.
How does a child get access to firearms like these? How does a child become familiar and confident enough to use them? How does a child manage to bring TWO guns inside a school?
I said this after Tacloban and I’ll say it again:
THERE WAS NEGLIGENCE SOMEWHERE.
Negligence in adult supervision.
Negligence in firearm custody and access.
Negligence in school security.
Negligence in recognizing warning signs.
Negligence in how we supervise what children consume online.
And possibly failures we haven’t uncovered yet.
INVESTIGATE IT.
Trace the firearms. Determine who owns them and how a minor accessed them. Determine whether they were properly secured. Determine how TWO firearms entered a school.
Because children do not manufacture guns in their bedrooms.
They ACCESS them.
And somewhere between the owner of that firearm and a child pulling the trigger, an adult safeguard failed.
But gun access is only part of this conversation.
Children today have almost unrestricted access to the internet. Violence becomes content. Graphic videos circulate like memes. Criminals become personalities. Algorithms can feed increasingly disturbing material to someone for hours.
And reports that this shooting may have been recorded or livestreamed make that conversation even more disturbing.
I’m NOT saying the internet alone creates school shooters. Human behavior is far more complicated than that.
I’m saying we would be incredibly irresponsible to pretend that children’s constant exposure to violence and sensationalism isn’t something worth examining.
And please, stop looking for ONE thing to blame.
We can address bullying AND demand responsible parenting.
We can improve mental-health support AND secure firearms.
We can strengthen school security AND examine children’s online environments.
These things are not mutually exclusive.
And for the love of God, STOP MAKING DEAD CHILDREN A POLITICAL SCOREBOARD.
I don’t care which administration or political color you support.
CHILDREN ARE DYING.
We had Tacloban.
Now we have Zamboanga.
I desperately do not want to watch the Philippines slowly normalize the phrase “school shooting.”
This should horrify us NOW—not after the fifth incident, not after the tenth, and certainly not when active-shooter drills become a normal part of Filipino childhood.
Parents need to parent.
Gun owners need to SECURE THEIR FUCKING FIREARMS.
Schools need to reassess security.
Government needs to examine whether our laws and enforcement around firearm custody, access by minors, school safety, and children’s online protection are actually enough.
And as a society, we need to stop giving children unrestricted access to adult spaces, adult content, adult violence and apparently, in some cases, adult weapons, then acting completely shocked when something goes horribly wrong.
There was negligence.
Find where it happened.
Find who was responsible.
Fix what failed.
Hold people accountable.
Because after Tacloban and now Zamboanga, “we never thought this could happen here” is no longer an acceptable excuse.
CHINESE CABBAGE, CARROTS DUMPED ALONG ROADSIDE IN BENGUET
Chinese cabbage and carrots discarded by farmers were seen piled up along the side of Labey-Lacamen Road in Tublay, Benguet on Sunday.
According to some farmers, they had no choice but to discard their produce due to low vegetable prices and few or no buyers, rather than incur further losses by transporting them to trading centers in La Trinidad.
Benguet is among the areas in the country severely affected by heavy monsoon rains over the past week. (Photos courtesy of Grail Polig via PIA Benguet)
The huge amount of electricity and water they need, plus the heat they produce, can affect our natural resources and nearby communities. We should not sacrifice our environment just for the sake of technological progress. We need to ask: is this really worth the cost?
They might do the same here in the Philippines with the Pax Silica data center. Data centers may bring development, but we also have to think about the damage they can cause to the environment.
En Utah (EEUU), se aprobó la creación de un centro de datos que abarcará más de 80 kilómetros cuadrados y generará una carga térmica de unos 16 GW, equivalente al calor de 23 bombas atómicas diarias, según cálculos del profesor de física Rob Davies.
Estos centros de datos aumentan la temperatura hasta en 9 °C en un radio de 10 kilómetros y para 2030 consumirán el mismo agua que 1.300 millones de personas.
En Utah (EEUU), se aprobó la creación de un centro de datos que abarcará más de 80 kilómetros cuadrados y generará una carga térmica de unos 16 GW, equivalente al calor de 23 bombas atómicas diarias, según cálculos del profesor de física Rob Davies.
Estos centros de datos aumentan la temperatura hasta en 9 °C en un radio de 10 kilómetros y para 2030 consumirán el mismo agua que 1.300 millones de personas.