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[Johannes Klenell @JohannesKlenell]

Fruktansvärt underhållande kombination att de här idioterna har avslöjat den fria fackförbundspressens existens - tidningar som funnits i hundra år - och samtidigt inte känner till reglerna för presstöden de hatar.
Fackförbundspress får inte presstöd.

[Pierre Mathisson @PierreMathisson]

@masen56 @FMannerheim @ullaaken @davjons @jorgen_krusell Elever kommer idag dessutom ibland helt oförberedda till prov, säger att de inte har pluggat och att de gör omprovet istället.

Sedan ska de själva bestämma när de ska göra omprovet, så att de inte har fotboll, ska till Gekås eller har något annat som är viktigare den dagen.

[Charles Arthur @charlesarthur]

Rewatching the original Swedish/Danish "The Bridge", and it's utterly timeless. All the themes - law, homelessness, media - are just as true today. It was made at just the right time that smartphones were a thing too.
And of course it has the amazing Saga Norén and THAT car.

[Charles Arthur @charlesarthur]

In the old days they had Chinese water torture, but this was used only on a select few miscreants. In the modern day we have reinvented it and made it much more widely available and call it “our chat-based customer service”.

[Göran Greider @GreiderDD]

When I opened the bag, I found the cat alive, as expected.

[derek guy @dieworkwear]

immigrants score the lowest on tests, but they also take all our jobs, while at the same time taking all the welfare while buying all the homes

[derek guy @dieworkwear]

@davidstehle thank you. as a fashion writer, i hadn't considered that young people like trends. this must be the first generation that loves trends. i will consider this moving forward.

[Max V Karlsson @KarlssonMax]

På SD:s kongressmiddag i Örebro drog en komiker så grova sexskämt att flera kvinnor lämnade salen.

– Det är möjligt att kvinnor med små bröst tog illa vid sig, säger en SD-politiker som var på plats.

Rapporterar med @AHeimersson:
https://t.co/IGJy9SYZAs

[Alexei Koseff @akoseff]

The earliest Nancy Pelosi photo in the @sfchronicle archives is from 1972 and originally referred to her as "Mrs. Paul Pelosi" in the caption. A visual timeline of her legacy: https://t.co/514J44Zv0z

[Agneta Blomqvist @AgnetaBlomqvist]

@FMannerheim Det är så synd. De allra flesta (min erf) är mkt intresserade av historia eller kan bli m bra lärare, tid o riktig historiebok, inte bara stenciler.
Tänkte fö på att de som deltog i "Vart är vi på väg" inte visste vilken kung vi hade 1707 i Sverige. Vilken skola har de gått i??

[Peter Majrud @MajrudPeter]

@FMannerheim Vi hade barn som gått in med leriga skor och blöta regnkläder; slängt allt på golvet och stampat av sig på toaletten. Vi sa att dom ska städa efter sig.
Samtal på eftermiddagen där VH var RASANDE över att elev tvingats ”skura toaletterna”.

[Rob Larter @rdlarter]

Put simply, the outlook is grim. It is highly likely that Thwaites Glacier will eventually be lost, which will destabilise adjoining parts of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet, increasing the committed long-term rise in global mean sea level by more than 3 m.

[Riviera, PhD @Socialist_frogz]

Ever since I was a little girl I knew I wanted to be an aloof wife, quietly steering a campaign from behind the scenes

[olexander scherba🇺🇦 @olex_scherba]

Nobel peace prize laureate Oleksandra Matviichuk (@avalaina) on Russian war crimes against civilians. Worth reading.

“I watched the video where a Russian drone attacked a man, a woman, and their dog in the Kharkiv region. The Russians saw that they were civilians. The people were walking along the road with a white flag. Unfortunately, all of them died. The dog was still convulsing for a few seconds.

It’s worth repeating once again. The main target of the Russians in this war is civilians. War crimes are a deliberate policy of the Russians. This is how they fight. In Chechnya, Georgia, Syria, Mali, Libya, Ukraine. Pain is their tool of subjugation. The Russians deliberately inflict pain on the civilian population to break people’s resistance and occupy the country.

In 2014, we asked survivors from captivity what had caused their arrest. Yes, there were targeted groups they hunted deliberately. But many people who ended up in the basements couldn’t name a single reason. I’ll say more: you can be an ardent supporter of Russia, but if you’re a civilian on territory captured by Russia, your life means nothing.

Our mobile teams that arrived in the Kyiv region right after liberation heard people speak about the Russians with horror. They said they simply couldn’t believe the Russians were capazes of such things. And this was after the brutal torture-murders of Volodymyr Rybak in Horlivka and Reshat Ametov in Simferopol. After the cynical shooting of the green corridor near Ilovaisk.

It’s time to believe your own eyes. Sadly, there are still people who for some reason think that if they’re “apolitical,” nothing will happen to them. The Russians don’t care. When they shelled residential buildings in Mariupol with tanks, they weren’t particularly interested in the political views of the people who lived there.
Yes, you can deny reality for a while. But in war, the price of such denial can be very high.”

[Charles Arthur @charlesarthur]

Have realised there is nothing more boring in the world than a podcast transcript

[François Valentin @Valen10Francois]

Turns out the viral Louvre "detective" was just a rando walking around

[Tom Goodwin @tomfgoodwin]

I do find this just amazing

[BowTiedMara @BowTiedMara]

The German company that built the forklift used in the Louvre robbery uses a photo of the heist to advertise itself: “When things need to be done quickly.”

😂😂😂