📂🇫🇷FLASH - En France, la justice explore une piste inédite qui pourrait, à terme, conduire au blocage de X.
D’après L’Opinion, plusieurs magistrats cherchent à remettre en question le statut d’hébergeur dont bénéficie la plateforme, pour la requalifier en coauteur des infractions commises par ses utilisateurs
Une manœuvre juridique inédite qui reviendrait à tenir une plateforme pour responsable de millions de messages qu’elle n’a ni écrits ni validés.
Le calendrier ne doit rien au hasard. À neuf mois de la présidentielle, cette offensive judiciaire vise moins les infractions en ligne que la ligne éditoriale d’un homme qui a osé critiquer ouvertement le pouvoir français.
J’ai mené ma petite enquête indépendamment de cette horreur que Yaël Braun-Pivet veut construire, juste pour avoir les tarifs du marché.
Le résultat est sans appel : 53 millions d’euros pour 4 000 m².
Soit plus de 13 000 € le mètre carré.
Pendant ce temps, le marché de la construction tertiaire haut de gamme à Paris tourne autour de 2 200 à 2 800 €/m².
Même pour un bâtiment d’architecte ultra-premium avec toutes les options, on dépasse rarement les 4 000-4 500 €/m².
Là, on est à trois fois le prix du haut de gamme.
Pour un pavillon d’accueil.
Avec sous-sols, cafétéria et colonnes de verre « symboliques ».
On ne construit plus : on s’offre un luxe de monopole.
Le contribuable, lui, n’a pas le droit de demander le tarif marché. 13 000 €/m².
Pas un prix de construction.
Le genre de prix qu’on accepte sans broncher quand c’est l’Assemblée qui signe le chèque.
Le marché a dit son prix. L’Assemblée a décidé de l’ignorer.
Un prix d’exception pour une exception qui n’en est pas une.😡
Où sont passés les 150 milliards de la réserve pour les retraites de Jospin ?
Emmanuel Macron un audit financier ou sont les milliards des Français SVP ?
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A young Angelina Jolie with her mother, 1976.
Marcheline Bertrand began her career as an actress trained by the famed Lee Strasberg, grounding her early work in method acting. She made her television debut in 1971 on Ironside and later appeared in films alongside then-husband Jon Voight.
Her film roles included Lookin’ to Get Out (1982) and The Man Who Loved Women (1983), marking the end of her on-screen work.
The most stunning Hollywood icons: https://t.co/ejJYZs8YJm
Maritime Commissioners Office (Le Pilotage or Piloten Haus) in Ostend, Belgium. Founded in 1900 after less than two years of construction. This is presented as a real photo according to official records, but zoom in on the details and you'll see painted-in people.
Bill Gates avait une habilitation Q ???????
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C’est l’équivalent d’une habilitation Top Secret, mais spécialisée dans les informations nucléaires.
Elle donne accès aux Restricted Data et Formerly Restricted Data (données classifiées liées aux armes nucléaires, matériaux fissiles, conception d’armes atomiques, etc.), en vertu de l’Atomic Energy Act.
Une personne peut avoir une habilitation Top Secret + Q Clearance (souvent appelée « Top Secret Q »).
C’est l’une des habilitations les plus élevées et les plus strictes aux États-Unis.
Qui en a besoin ?
- Scientifiques et ingénieurs travaillant sur les armes nucléaires
- Personnel des laboratoires nationaux (Los Alamos, Lawrence Livermore, Sandia…)
- Certaines personnes du DOE, NNSA (National Nuclear Security Administration), et parfois du Départment de la Guerre.
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High in the rugged Latmos Mountains of Mugla, Turkey, lies a hidden treasure: II century rock frescoes near the ancient Yediler Monastery. A vibrant depiction of the early Christian art.
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Croatian women show off their traditional tattoos.
These pagan designs were worn by Balkan Slavs to avoid forced conversion to Islam, 1930-1940.
The most haunting photos ever taken: https://t.co/MAmJ19KdIC
A rare photo from 1979 shows a young Steven Seagal with his first family in Japan. He is twenty-two years old in the picture, standing next to his wife, Miyako Fujitani, and their toddler son, Kentaro.
At that time, Seagal had just earned his first-degree black belt in Aikido. Moving to Japan was a major turning point for him, as he wanted to submerge himself completely in the history and discipline of the art.
It was during this period that he met Miyako Fujitani, a skilled martial artist who already held a second-degree black belt.
Miyako was the daughter of a highly respected master, and the two quickly connected over their shared dedication to training. Shortly after, they married and began building their life together in Japan.
"I wanted to learn true discipline and master the art directly from the source," Steven once said when reflecting on his early years abroad.
As time went on, Seagal accomplished something truly historic. He became the very first foreigner allowed to run an Aikido dojo in Japan.
This was an exceptionally rare achievement in such a deeply traditional martial arts community.
Managing the dojo earned him immense respect from both local practitioners and senior instructors. After building a solid reputation as a master craftsman in Aikido, he decided to return to the United States.
That return set the stage for his entry into Hollywood, where he would eventually turn into one of the biggest global action stars of the late 1980s and 1990s.
Life eventually pulled the couple in separate directions. In 1987, Steven Seagal and Miyako Fujitani officially divorced.
Later on, Seagal began a high-profile relationship with actress Kelly LeBrock, beginning a brand-new chapter in the public eye.
Despite the changes in their parents' lives, the children from Seagal's first marriage built successful creative careers of their own. Kentaro Seagal grew up to become a talented actor and accomplished martial artist.
"We grew up respecting the tradition, the focus, and the hard work of both our parents,"
Kentaro once shared during an interview.
Meanwhile, their daughter, Ayako Fujitani, chose her own creative path, establishing herself as a respected Japanese author and actress.
Today, Miyako Fujitani remains an inspiring figure in the martial arts world. She continues to teach Aikido in Japan and holds the elite rank of seventh-degree black belt.
Her dojo remains a place of warmth, honor, and mutual respect, where new generations gather to learn from her vast wisdom.
"Aikido is not about fighting an opponent; it is about finding balance within yourself and sharing that peace with others," Miyako often tells her students.
Looking back at that vintage 1979 snapshot, it represents far more than just the start of a famous career. It stands as a heartwarming reminder of quiet beginnings, deep commitment, and a shared passion that shaped a family's legacy for decades to come.
#drthehistories
The atomic bomb destroyed the city, but it had no power over the Rosary.
August 6, 1945. The atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima. Ground Zero was 8 blocks away from the Jesuit rectory.
Everything within a mile was instantly vaporized, but the rectory remained standing. Inside, eight Jesuit priests (including Fr. Hubert Schiffer) survived.
The eight Jesuit priests inside, led by Fr. Hubert Schiffer, survived virtually unscathed. They were examined by doctors hundreds of times over the next 30 years: no radiation sickness, no cancer.
They didn't just survive the blast; they suffered no radiation sickness and lived healthy lives for decades afterward. Scientists examined them 200 times and couldn't explain it.
Fr. Schiffer had a simple answer: "We lived the message of Fatima. We prayed the Rosary daily in that home."
Physics says they should be dead but the Queen of Heaven disagreed.
La preuve en une seule image.
Juge, police, politicien, médecin, dentiste, soldat, homme d’affaires… tous reliés par le même compas et la même équerre.
La grande illusion depuis plus d’un siècle.
Vive la Ripoublique franc-maçonne ! 🫡
Joseph Stalin with his son Vasily and daughter Svetlana at one of Stalin's dachas, June 1935.
The Tragic Lives of Joseph Stalin's Children: https://t.co/HETZu4MxQe
In 1914 Harry L. Bowdoin filed a patent for a "Submarine Armor", it was granted in 1915, and by 1918 he had completed his invention, a 1,400-pound metal diving suit. Designed to explore deep-sea caves and sunken ships, the all-metal atmospheric armor used gears and levers so the diver could move the oil-filled rotary arms and legs. Twin 1,000-watt lamps on the shoulders lit the darkness, and tests off the New Jersey coast had already lowered the empty suit to 400 feet and Bowdoin himself to 200 feet, where he walked the seabed for 45 minutes.
The suit and Bowdoin gained fame with an attempt to salvage the sunken treasure of Spanish gold and jewels from the Golden Hoard of Davy Jones, which was believed to be worth more than USD80 million. Supported by “men of wealth”, the expedition aimed to have Bowdoin descend to the seabed in his suit and retrieve the many treasures as well as study the mysterious realm below.
The outcome of the expedition isn’t known, and little further information has been printed on the suit’s design.👀