Colt&Mauser

[Colt&Mauser @peterissilins3]

@AntonMartinov2 @BohuslavskaKate Nevajag melot. Taviem apgalvojumiem nav nekādu pierādījumu. Man riebjas krievu nacisti un to līdzskrējēji...

[Darya Safai MP @SafaiDarya]

This is Dearborn, Michigan, America, only 25 years after 9/11.

As an Iranian who suffered imprisonment under the ayatollahs occupying my beautiful country, I fight against this ideology not only to free Iran but also to preserve Western civilization.

Maybe you don’t understand the message this crowd is trying to send by displaying its power. But if you don’t, just know that our country, Persia, was conquered by this ideology. After our country was conquered, we no longer even had the right to practice our own culture and religion, Zoroastrianism. So we know their tactics of intimidation through displays of power. This is the first time they have done something like this, even in Dearborn. Know that the regime of the ayatollahs will fight America not only in the Persian Gulf but also through its Shia army inside the country.

Now there is a high chance that Michigan will have the first Muslim senator in the United States.

They are infiltrating politics everywhere in the world with the help of Muslims and also dark-red communists who believe they can change the system through so-called socialist politicians. It is naïve, because under an Islamic system everyone loses the most basic human rights.

Do you really think this crowd believes in equality between men and women?

As a Persian, I have warned many times about how our beloved Iran has suffered under this dangerous ideology. We are trying to save Iran from the ayatollahs. Please don’t let them change the Western countries.

[BostonTea @BostonTea84]

Chińczyk podsumowuje Afrykę w kilku zdaniach. Kluczowa scena w jednym z najważniejszych filmów dokumentalnych XXI wieku:

"Bardzo długo rządzili wami Europejczycy. Powinniście byli nauczyć się od nich, jak działają różne rzeczy. Doświadczenie i wiedza powinny być przekazywane z pokolenia na pokolenie. Tylko w ten sposób można iść do przodu. Tymczasem wy cofnęliście się w rozwoju. Zaniedbaliście wszystko, co wam zostawili. Mało tego: kompletnie zniszczyliście infrastrukturę i cały sprzęt. Co gorsza, w ogóle nie oszczędzacie pieniędzy. W dniu wypłaty tracicie rozum. Wszystko wydajecie, mija 48 godzin i już prosicie o pożyczkę."

[Jim Acosta @Acosta]

When I called out Trump years ago for being a danger to democracy, a free press, and truth itself, I was accused of making myself the story and showboating. How did things turn out? Trump is all of those things. Tonight, the free press is very much in danger in America. Wake up!

[Ugo Sais @UgoSais]

Giacomo Marchetti, 52 anni, ha cacciato a Bologna l’anziano perché aveva la bandiera dell’Ucraina. Attivista comunista che fa propaganda per i valori della COREA DEL NORD.
Rendiamolo Famoso

[Occupy Democrats @OccupyDemocrats]

BREAKING: Trump threatens to DEPORT Robert De Niro in unhinged tirade after State of the Union.

In a late-night meltdown that stunned even longtime observers, President Donald Trump launched a furious attack on Hollywood icon Robert De Niro — and floated the idea of deporting him.

Yes. Deporting him. An American citizen.

After facing heckling during his State of the Union address, Trump took to Truth Social to unload on critics, lumping De Niro in with Democratic lawmakers Reps. Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib, and calling the Oscar-winning actor “sick,” “demented,” and “seriously CRIMINAL.” He then suggested De Niro and others should “get on a boat” and leave the country.

Let’s pause there.

Robert De Niro — born in Manhattan, raised in New York City, one of the most celebrated American actors of all time — was just threatened with exile by a sitting president for criticizing him.

Trump mocked De Niro for becoming emotional and claimed some of the actor’s statements were “seriously criminal,” though he offered no evidence of any crime. Instead, the post read like a stream-of-consciousness rant, filled with insults, name-calling, and baseless accusations.

This wasn’t policy. It wasn’t debate. It was pure grievance politics.

And the target wasn’t some anonymous online critic — it was a Hollywood legend who has spent decades shaping American culture.

Trump’s comments follow a familiar pattern: when challenged, escalate. When criticized, threaten. From attacking members of Congress to now fantasizing about deporting a U.S.-born actor, the rhetoric keeps getting darker.

Legal experts have long warned that labeling political criticism as “criminal” is a dangerous line to cross. Free speech doesn’t disappear because it hurts the president’s feelings. But in Trump’s world, dissent equals disloyalty.

The irony? De Niro’s “crime” appears to be publicly opposing Trump’s policies.

That’s not criminal. That’s democracy.

And if speaking out against power now earns you a ticket “on a boat,” the question isn’t what De Niro did wrong. It’s how far this rhetoric is willing to go.

Please like and share to spread the news!

[Marco Setaccioli @marsetac]

Egr. Presidente Infantino,
ho trovato piuttosto sconcertante la sua proposta di rivedere l’esclusione della Russia dalle competizioni internazionali, decisa nel 2022, a seguito dell’inizio della guerra criminale di Putin contro l’Ucraina.

Le faccio presente, qualora le fosse sfuggito, che dall’inizio dell’invasione sono rimasti uccisi oltre 600 atleti ucraini, almeno 100 di questi erano calciatori o allenatori di calcio. Nella prima foto può vedere ad esempio Dmytro Martinenko, attaccante 25enne dell'FC Hostomel, ucciso non al fronte, ma da un missile che ha colpito la sua casa, ammazzando anche sua madre. Nella seconda c’è Vitalii Sapylo, di appena 21 anni, promettente portiere delle giovanili del Karpaty Lviv, morto in un combattimento vicino a Kiev nei primi giorni dell'invasione. Le risparmio la terza, nonostante abbia un grande voglia di mostrarle il volto spensierato di Illia Perezhogin, un ragazzo di 15 anni ucciso da un missile mentre stava semplicemente giocando a pallone nel campo della sua scuola a Mariupol. Svariate altre decine di atleti sono tutt’ora prigionieri e, come tutti gli altri ucraini detenuti nei gulag russi, subiscono quotidiane torture.

Forse non sa che la nazione che lei vorrebbe riammettere a nei campionati internazionali, ha distrutto finora 730 impianti sportivi, 77 dei quali erano stadi o campi di calcio. A causa di questa guerra chissà quanti campioni la sua stessa Federazione non conoscerà mai, visto che almeno 150.000 atleti professionisti o semi-professionisti hanno perso la possibilità di allenarsi a causa della distruzione dei centri tecnici nazionali e regionali e circa 1,5 - 2 milioni di bambini e adolescenti hanno visto interrotto il loro percorso sportivo. Molti di loro peraltro vivevano in aree dove le palestre scolastiche o i piccoli centri comunali erano anche gli unici punti di aggregazione, ora distrutti o utilizzati come rifugi.

Lo Statuto della FIFA impegna la Federazione al rispetto dei diritti umani, ma le sofferenze inflitte alla popolazione civile attraverso i costanti bombardamenti che anche in queste ore stanno lasciando milioni di persone, inclusi bambini e anziani, al buio e al freddo, contrastano in modo assai chiaro con questo principio. Inoltre non ritiene anche lei che sarebbe inopportuno dover ammettere alle competizioni atleti spacciati come russi, ma provenienti da aree occupate come la Crimea e Donbas, che per il diritto internazionale sono e restano ucraine? Questo viola il principio secondo cui una federazione non può operare sul territorio di un'altra senza autorizzazione.

Egregio presidente, spiace che debba essere un semplice cittadino come me a ricordarlo a chi come lei guida una Federazione mondiale, ma anche il calcio, ancor prima che di sudore, erba e spalti, è fatto di valori. Una coppa conquistata da chi ammazza atleti e distrugge stadi altrui non merita di essere alzata. Un pallone che rotola sui cadaveri e sui diritti umani non dovrebbe mai essere calciato. Ma soprattutto uno sport che dimentica l’etica è destinato ad avere solo sconfitti e nessun vincitore.

[Marats Kasems 🇱🇻 🇪🇺 @MaratQasem]

🤦🏻‍♂️Lasu Gapoņenko tiesas sēdes stenogrammu un arvien vairāk pārliecinos, ka vatņiki ir ļoti bezkaunīgi cilvēki.
Viņi patiešām domā, ka visi apkārtējie ir idioti, un atklāti ņirgājas par tiesu un Latvijas justīciju kopumā.

🤡Gapa, piemēram, saka: “Man bija svarīgi apspriest ar kolēģiem-zinātniekiem zinātniskās idejas, ko es izstrādāju.”
Atvainojiet, bet kurš no šīs skandalozo konferences dalībniekiem bija zinātnieks?
Pankratovs? Mamikins? Varbūt “Baltijas antifašists” Vasiljevs?
Vai baltkrievu traktorists Romāns Samuļs?
Vai varbūt pēkšņi par zinātnieku kļuvis Vadims Avva?
Protams, tas viss ir tikai atrunas un mēģinājums melīgi uzsvērt, ka Gapoņenko ir parasts zinātnieks, kurš tikai vēlējās parunāt ar kolēģiem.

🤭Tālāk meli sasniedz fantastiskus mērogus: “Pankratovs vēl nav formulējis pasākuma nosaukumu, nav noteicis dalībnieku loku. Solīja to izdarīt vēlāk, bet nosūtīja tikai ziņu, ka pasākums notiks rīt, un saiti uz to.”
Ar šīm frāzēm Gapoņenko mēģina teikt, ka nezināja, par ko būs konference un kas tajā piedalīsies.

😂 Sanāk, ka pēc 24 stundām maskavā, agresorvalsts galvaspilsētā, kuras rīcību Latvija oficiāli nosoda, notiks kāds pasākums.
Rīgā esošais Gapoņenko nezina, par ko būs rītdienas konference, un nezina dalībnieku sastāvu, bet tajā pašā laikā uzreiz piekrīt tajā piedalīties.
Nu, vai viņš to domā nopietni?
Par kādiem idiotiem jāuzskata tiesnesis un prokurors, lai viņiem stāstītu tādas muļķības?

😎Un visbeidzot pēdējais.
Ja Gapoņenko nezināja, kas piedalīsies pasākumā, kāpēc viņš bija tik pārliecināts, ka konferencē piedalīsies zinātnieki, ar kuriem viņš principā varēs kaut ko apspriest?

Visi šie jautājumi bija retoriski.
Tādi kā Gapa visu labi saprot, bet domā, ka ir gudrāki par visiem apkārtējiem.
Mēs uzmanīgi sekosim līdzi viņa krimināllietas izskatīšanai.
Nākamās tiesas sēdes ir paredzētas 24. novembrī un 6. janvārī.
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[Turnbull @cturnbull1968]

I don’t think MAGA really understands how much people hate them.

It’s -20 degrees in Minneapolis right now.

[Roy Drones Jr @chiweethedog]

Elong Muᛋᛋk tried his hardest to silence all posts about the general strike. Hundreds of these posts been throttled. They’re scared to death of this. Tweet your own posts please about this. Share tweets about this. Don’t let them silence this huge event. Something is happening.

[Jakub Wiech @jakubwiech]

Hi, I’m from Poland, and I recently read in the US National Security Strategy about Europe’s supposed “civilizational erasure.”

So I’d like to tell you a bit about European civilization.

🇪🇺We have a more modest GDP, yet we still run a trade surplus with the United States, employ 2.5 times more industrial workers, have a higher export share in GDP, and maintain lower income inequality.

🇪🇺We don’t have a heavily privatized healthcare system, yet our life expectancy at birth is about three years higher, and infant mortality is nearly half that of the US.

🇪🇺We don’t have universal and unconditional access to firearms, yet European cities are far safer: we have clearly lower rates of homicide, violent crime, and car theft.

🇪🇺We don’t design our entire spatial order around a single mode of transport; instead, we build transport systems with a strong role for public transit, including rail.

🇪🇺We don’t have tech giants pumping up stock-market valuations, but we do equip ordinary workers with things like paid monthly vacations, paid sick leave, paid parental leave, and contracts that prevent sudden dismissal.

So let’s ask ourselves:

which of these things truly reflects the kind of civilization we want to pursue?

PS

In the photo I’m sitting and waiting for some delicious food, did I mention that Europe is superior in this as well, because we have regulations that limit the use of harmful food additives?

[Joni Askola @joni_askola]

Trump is the worst president in the history of the US, and he is also one of the worst people in the world.

He is an absolutely horrible human being

[Colt&Mauser @peterissilins3]

@rinalu_ I don't understand why those old maps need to be brought up. Every map they show is real, both Ukrainian and Russian... But there are maps and agreements that agree on both sides, both about borders, security guarantees, etc. That counts, that's today and reality!

[Colt&Mauser @peterissilins3]

@PM_ViktorOrban @realDonaldTrump What is this man talking about? Ukraine is defending itself, and only

[Colt&Mauser @peterissilins3]

@white_lenka @AndreyGGeorgiev I just don't hear a word about stopping the killing of Ukrainian civilians... What do you think?

[Colt&Mauser @peterissilins3]

@Panchenko_X Putin's girl, for money or what?

[Colt&Mauser @peterissilins3]

@ricwe123 What you write is complete bullshit. Russian mercenaries and an army without insignia invaded eastern Ukraine. The Ukrainian armed forces were only defending themselves. Russia started the war - that is a fact that cannot be disputed.

[Colt&Mauser @peterissilins3]

@worgwolf @MaskinJunior @Glenn_Diesen Don't lie, don't lie, don't lie...

[Colt&Mauser @peterissilins3]

@anatoliisharii No, Anatoly, he's laughing at you...

[Richard Branson @richardbranson]

The utter irony of Putin and Trump meeting soon in Budapest to jointly seal Ukraine’s fate should not be lost on anybody. This is the very same city where the US, the UK, and Russia came together 31 years ago to give Ukraine ironclad assurances that its territorial integrity would be respected and protected within existing borders in exchange for giving up a third of the world’s nuclear weapons (to Russia!). Ukraine trusted the US, trusted the UK, transferred all its nuclear weapons to Russia, and joined the Non-Proliferation Treaty.

Within 20 years, Putin effectively ripped up the Budapest Memorandum, ignored Russia’s pledge, and invaded and annexed Crimea. In 2022, Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine finally removed all remaining doubts about Putin’s imperial greed.

If treaties and agreements between countries are to be trusted, the US and the UK must stand by the original Budapest Memorandum and give the Ukrainians everything they need to push Russia out of Ukraine, as President Trump said he would do before taking Putin’s latest call. It is the only way for Ukraine to get its territory back and put an end to this brutal invasion.

If the US and Russia continue to ignore the Budapest Memorandum of 1994, how on Earth can Ukraine be expected to have any faith in yet another Budapest memorandum signed in the same city between Russia and the United States? They can’t.