kaspars rolsteins

[kaspars rolsteins @rolsteins]

Kamēr vajag, tātad!

[Iuliia Mendel @IuliiaMendel]

The EU constantly warns about the "threat of disinformation" and quickly labels any critics as "pro-Russian."
Yet their top diplomat Kaja Kallas just spread a major fake: claiming the US was the only embassy that left Ukraine after Kremlin threats.
"All European embassies stayed, America left," she said. Even Ukraine itself debunked it.
Next time the EU lectures us about fighting disinformation, we’ll know exactly who belongs on their list.

[kaspars rolsteins @rolsteins]

@saliktengriba Pa taciņu jau tagad var aizbraukt.

[kaspars rolsteins @rolsteins]

TABULA RASA VS. SUNSSTUDIO 3.sezonas noslēgums - 20/05, 19.00
Programmā:
TEN KA (mūzika)
Andris Dzenītis (mūzika)
SMILTIS (mūzika)
MIU (mūzika)
DAS SOUNDMACHIN (mūzika)
Vizuālā Prokrastinācija (mūzika)
MissViss (performance)
Marija Vinķele (performance)
Jānis Putniņš (8 mm kino)

[UkReinis Pozņaks @poznaks]

Kritizēt protams ir forši. Bet šoreiz es uzrakstīšu arī ko es darītu savādāk. Pat pārkāpšu savu 240 zīmju tabu. Jo sakrājies. Tas ka dronu siena nav un nevar būt, domāju nu jau visiem ir tā kā skaidrs. Pretdronu aizsardzība joprojām ir medības. Un vēl kādu laikus būs. Tām vajag ne tikai atbilstošus ieročus, bet arī pašus medniekus. Mūsu gadījumā kādas 40 vienības. Jo viena var nosegt +\- 10km. Vai mums ir dienesti valstī, kas dežūrē 24/7? Ir. VUGD. Tai skaitā brīvprātīgie. No slavenajiem NATO 5% 1,5% oriģināli ir paredzēts sabiedrības noturības stiprināšanai. Arī VUGD. Man šķiet, ka jaunajā realitātē mums ir jāizkāpj ārpus kastes. Ir hibrīdkarš un arī mums jādemontē tā barjera starp militāro un civilo pasauli. Daļu aizsardzības budžeta novirzot VUGD paplašināšanai, stirpināšanai, apmācībām un aprīkošanai ar pretdronu sistēmām mēs ne tikai stiprinātu pretdronu aizsardzību, bet uzlabotu arī mūsu drošību ikdienā. Krīzēs VUGD ir ne mazāk svarīgs. Armijas ziņā lai paliek kritiskā infrastruktūra un pilsētas. Arī Ukrainā dronus medī visi kas var. Tai skaitā vienkārši brīvprātīgie.

[Sabine Hossenfelder @skdh]

Astrophysicists have found evidence of UAPs in old photographic plates. Something seems to have been orbiting around our planet before we had satellites! This finding has been independently confirmed. Still, scientists are afraid to speak out. @DrBeaVillarroel @Rizstanford

[kaspars rolsteins @rolsteins]

#NewProfilePic

[kaspars rolsteins @rolsteins]

Norvik.

[Latvijas Sabiedriskais medijs @lsmlv]

Nodrošina rīkus arī «Depeche Mode». Kā «Erica Synths» modulārie sintezatori pārvērtās starptautiski atpazīstamā zīmolā?
https://t.co/4ElbwYCd64

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

One of the most remembered and talked-about moments in alpine skiing history happened in 2005 in Bormio, Italy, and involved American skier Bode Miller. The venue was already famous for hosting extremely technical and dangerous races, especially on the legendary Stelvio course—widely regarded as one of the toughest on the World Cup circuit. Even so, what unfolded there exceeded all expectations.

During the 2005 Alpine Skiing World Championships, Miller arrived after a dominant season and was among the top favorites. He won gold in both the downhill and super-G, events that demand not only extreme speed but total control and fearlessness. But it was in the combined event that an unforgettable moment was born.

At the very start of the downhill run, Miller lost one of his skis—usually an instant disqualification. Instead of stopping, he made an extraordinary choice: he continued down the mountain on a single ski, holding his balance at high speed through one of the steepest and most technical sections of the Stelvio. For nearly two minutes, Miller defied the sport’s logic, relying on sheer technique, strength, and instinct to stay upright, reaching speeds that still impress experts.

His run ended with a fall just meters from the finish line, brought on by sheer exhaustion. Officially, he did not complete the race and did not win a medal in that moment. Still, the image of Miller racing down alone, battling gravity and the limits of the human body, became a lasting symbol of alpine skiing’s competitive spirit.

[THERAVADA @THERAVADA]

The CIA has been invisibly endorsing the "drumless beatmaking" style since as early as 1983 (Reuters)

[Jim Sciutto @jimsciutto]

On @NATO’s eastern front with Russia, I visited #Latvia to see how the alliance is testing new weapons and building new defenses for the growing threat from Moscow. One highlight: AI and drones are very much a part of their planning.

[Brian Roemmele @BrianRoemmele]

CHRISTIAN MARCLAY,1989

Few have seen his pioneering work.

He built his own musical genre.

[kaspars rolsteins @rolsteins]

@Knoks Endtimes

[Delfi @DelfiLV]

"Mums ir Ārlietu komisijas vadītāja, kas ne tik daudz par to, kā mēs izskatāmies ārzemēs, bet stumj savas partijas lēmumu, kas, atvainojiet, ir nožēlojami," Ināras Mūrnieces (NA) nostāju saistībā ar tā dēvētās Stambulas konvencijas denonsēšanu kritizē politologs Juris Rozvenvalds. Viņš uzsver – nopietnas valstis viena sasaukuma laikā nepieņem un neatceļ konvencijas.

#SpriedArDelfi #DelfiTV

[Vaira Vike-Freiberga @VairaVF]

Man ir kauns par Saeimas lēmumu. No kura laika tāda atpakaļrāpulība? No kura laika mēs tādi esam palikuši? Kam ir izdevīgi kaitēt Latvijas kā modernas demokrātijas labajai slavai? Tiem, kuri gribētu mūs vājināt un atšķelt no Eiropas tautu saimes, - noteikti.

[kaspars rolsteins @rolsteins]

@IngaSPR Ber vismaz sevi parādija dabiskā… gaismā.

[kaspars rolsteins @rolsteins]

Izrādās, Rosļikovs jau visus Saeimā ir saskaitījis. "Nas boļše."

[kaspars rolsteins @rolsteins]

@IngaSPR vai nu paši sapinās meistarībā, vai kāds lika to darīt.