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Excellent illustration for our live case on #EuroPCR together with @Mo_A_W
The illustration done by my friend and very good interventional cardiologists @Sildenafils
@valdzus Ui, cik nav tintes iztērēts šajos gados... Runāts, rakstīts, jautāts, argumentēts. Bet olimpiskā medaļa kā ir, tā paliek Latvijas sporta Svētais grāls. Un cenai nav nozīmes. Tāda diemžēl ir izpratne.
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Mans soc. tīklu feeds pēdējās nedēļas! 😭 klausos debates, skatos video un visi mauc vienu, tikai ar citu fonu! 🫢 bet nu gribēju atgādināt, ka no šodienas līdz 7.jūnijam var iet nobalsot par savu pašvaldības galvu! 🙂↕️ IZDARI TO ‼️
Tā, kā ir pašvaldību priekšvēlēšanu laiks, kur visiem Latvijā sola debesmannu par velti, gribētos padalīties ar savu pieredzi, kāpēc pēc četru gadu prombūtnes, es nolēmu atgriezties Latvijā, nevis turpināt strādāt Francijā vai pārvākties uz Luksemburgu, Hāgu vai Singapūru. 🧵1/XX
@SecRubio This is democracy. This decision is the result of a thorough & independent investigation to protect our Constitution & the rule of law. It is independent courts that will have the final say. We have learnt from our history that rightwing extremism needs to be stopped.
OK, here's a fresh entertaining story from Lithuania, because we all need a good laugh for the sake of sanity.
An anonymous troll tricked a member of Parliament to believe that he was going to dine with Musk 😂
I swear, this plan is on par with the exploding pagers.
Read on...🧵
All know that a strong America is the best ally of peace—the world’s avaricious dictators of Russia, China, North Korea and Iran are hesitant to invade and brutalize in the face of 1) American strength and 2) American resolve. Our tepid response to Russia’s invasion of Georgia and Crimea surely contributed to Putin’s decision to invade Ukraine.
American strength is greatest when we have friends that stand with us; we must not let economic squabbles fray the bonds of our alliances.
American resolve is greatest when we stand with the victims of oppression and invasion. After Russia invaded Ukraine with hundreds of tanks and hundreds of thousands of troops, America - together with Europe - rallied to give Ukraine the weapons and aid to defend itself. Three years later, Russia continues its brutal assault. We must not let personal squabbles weaken our resolve to stand with the freedom fighters and to oppose the authoritarian aggressors.
Lasting peace will only be achieved if America demonstrates strength and resolve and if Ukraine is certain that it will not be invaded again. Anything short of that would elicit only temporary celebration; it would open the door to global conflicts that we may be unable to contain.
People seem to think that Zelensky is waging this war as if he were playing Starcraft or something like that—selecting mindless units with a box and sending them into battle over and over again, as if they had no choice but to obey his right-click command and march to fight.
But this war is not fought by Zelensky.
This war is fought by about a million Ukrainian men and women who have been holding the front lines for years, as well as by the Ukrainian people in the rear. It is an enormous number of people who fight in trenches day after day, enduring cold, rain, and mud; who launch counterattacks, retreat, die, evacuate the wounded, transport supplies, operate drones, issue orders, repair and maintain equipment, provide communications, plan, gather intelligence, endure the absurdities of military bureaucracy, break out of encirclements, destroy Russian tank columns, carry out air missions, shoot down Russian missiles, put out fires, and so much more.
It is these people, wearing the Ukrainian flag patch on their camouflage jackets, who decide whether Ukraine fights or not—by continuing to do it every day and refusing to give up, despite facing one of the largest armies in history, supported by troops, resources, and weapons from a coalition of dictatorial regimes… and now even from the United States.
Do you need a reminder of what happens when an army refuses to fight for its country and its president? You get Bashar al-Assad in December 2024. Or the Russian army on the Eastern Front of World War I in 1917.
Zelensky’s task in this war is to do everything possible and impossible for the Ukrainian nation that is fighting. And he does it because the nation continues to fight—not the other way around.