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[DieWippie @wwippie]

Nicht vergessen

[RetroByteVault @RetroByteVault]

Baldur’s Gate II: Shadows of Amn released on PC 26 years ago today.

If you brought this home in 2000, you knew you weren’t finishing it over the weekend.

Multiple CDs, a huge manual, countless hours exploring the Forgotten Realms and way too many late nights in front of the computer.

This was PC RPG gaming at its best.

[DieWippie @wwippie]

@RaminNasibov you can talk to me - Diagrams

[Martin Sonneborn @MartinSonneborn]

Ich habe heute versucht, die Chatkontrolle zu stoppen.

Am Wochenende mussten Sibylle Berg und ich Parlamentspräsidentin Metsola schriftlich mitteilen, dass das Durchprügeln der Chatkontrolle im Eilverfahren leider gegen die Geschäftsordnung des EU-Parlaments verstößt. Während Metsola der interessierten Presse daraufhin (fälschlicherweise) mitteilte, dass das schon alles seine Richtigkeit habe, warten wir immer noch auf ihre Antwort.

Deshalb wollte ich es ihr heute bei der Eröffnungssitzung in Straßburg noch einmal erklären. Und musste erstaunt feststellen, dass die Präsidentin doch Regeln kennt: Exakt nach 60 Sekunden hat sie mir das Mikrophon abgestellt. (regelkonform, wird aber selten gemacht)

Dabei hätte ich noch einiges zu sagen gehabt: "Frau Präsidentin, Sie wachen nach Artikel 22 über dieses Regelwerk (mit der ausgedruckten Geschäftsordnung wedelnd) - erklären Sie den Eilantrag für unzulässig. Wir sind hier schließlich nicht auf Malta! Die aktuelle Fassung der Geschäftsordnung überreiche ich Ihnen gerne persönlich. In der MEP-Bar."

Wie es nun weitergeht? Morgen wird über das Eilverfahren abgestimmt, obwohl diese Abstimmung gar nicht stattfinden dürfte. Wenn der Antrag erfolgreich ist, kommt die Chatkontrolle Donnerstagmittag zur Abstimmung ins Plenum. Um sie noch zu stoppen, müssten 361 Abgeordnete - eine qualifizierte Mehrheit - DAGEGEN stimmen.
Die schlechte Nachricht: Donnerstag ist der letzte Tag vor der Sommerpause und viele MEPs dürften bereits auf dem Weg in den Urlaub sein. Ein Schelm, wer Böses denkt bei dieser Terminierung... Smiley!

Wenn die Chatkontrolle durchgeht, dürfen die Plattformen (also die US-Tech-Bros) wieder & weiterhin fröhlich & ganz legal Ihre Nachrichten scannen. Schreiben Sie also gefälligst etwas unterhaltsamer in den kommenden Wochen... ZwinkerSmiley!

[Kurdische Gemeinde Deutschland ☀ @KGDOnline]

Lieber Bundestrainer Julian Nagelsmann, bitte bringen Sie Deniz Undav gegen die Elfenbeinküste rechtzeitig als Joker ins Spiel – möglichst vor der 65. Minute. Seine Leidenschaft, sein Einsatzwille und seine Torgefahr können den entscheidenden Unterschied machen. Wir wünschen dem DFB-Team viel Erfolg! ⚽🇩🇪

#DenizUndav #DFBTeam #JulianNagelsmann #GERCIV #FIFAWorldCup2026 #VielErfolgDeutschland 🇩🇪⚽

[Simon Jakobsson @thebagworker]

Während Deutschland die Digitalisierung der Schulen gerade mit Nachdruck vorantreibt, korrigieren Schweden, Finnland, Dänemark, die Niederlande, Frankreich, Italien und Japan parallel ihre Digitalisierungsstrategien, nach einem Jahrzehnt oder mehr Praxiserfahrung.

Nicht weil Digitalisierung an sich gescheitert wäre, sondern weil das unüberlegte Verteilen von Tablets und Laptops ohne pädagogisches Konzept messbare Schäden verursacht hat: Schüler lesen schlechter, können sich schwerer konzentrieren und gewöhnen sich daran, ständig am Bildschirm zu sein.

Hinterherzuhinken kann auch ein Vorteil sein, wenn man die Fehler anderer auswertet, statt sie konsequent zu wiederholen, wie Deutschland es gerade vorhat.

[Clemens Boisserée @BoissereeC]

Danke für „DIE Grätsche“ und großen Respekt für der Entscheidung, mentale Gesundheit zu priorisieren!

[DieWippie @wwippie]

@LonesomePhantom @RaminNasibov https://t.co/UmHT5PmV6F

[DieWippie @wwippie]

@datmaren Ich glaube alles, was sie weiss, ist dass er quasi "vogelfrei" ist und sie das benutzen kann

[Boxenlude @BoxenIude]

Zu seiner Verteidigung muss man sagen, dass Gil noch nicht mit Serkan geschlafen hat.

#ibes

[DieWippie @wwippie]

@butterherz01 Man muss ja trotzdem nicht irgendwelche Insekten im Wald töten nur weil man es kann.

[Echo 🔆 @TheEcho13]

They were probably just drunk and gave away their stuff and then regretted it in the morning. Men who invite women to their house are probably the type to make false accusations anyway.

[DieWippie @wwippie]

@ciarcarlin

[DieWippie @wwippie]

@datmaren Ja, hab ich auch sofort gedacht

[Reza Pahlavi @PahlaviReza]

The complete text of my opening remarks at today's press conference:

Ladies and Gentlemen, members of the international press corps, good afternoon.

Thank you for being here today. This is a historic moment for our nation. I will begin with a brief message to my compatriots in Iran, in Persian, which I will then translate.

“My fellow compatriots, our beloved Iran has been dragged into a devastating conflict, the architect of which is none other than Ali Khamenei and his corrupt, destructive faction. He has driven our nation’s economy to the brink of collapse, plundered our national infrastructure and resources, squandered the nation's wealth on developing nuclear weapons, shattered Iran’s security, and stolen the sovereignty of the Iranian people. This regime is defeated, teetering on the edge of collapse, and must not be allowed to continue. The time has come to end this ruin and begin a new era for Iran. This is a new dawn for Iran’s Lion and Sun.”

Ladies and gentlemen, over the past few days, I’ve spoken with people across Iran from every walk of life. An officer in the armed forces. A mother fleeing Tehran. A factory worker from Tabriz. A young woman activist from the Women, Life, Freedom movement.

These voices represent a nation, embattled but resilient, that is not asking for its freedom. It is fighting for it. From the 1999 student protests to the Green Movement to the 2017 Dey-mah and 2019 Aban-mah uprisings, thousands of Iranians have given their lives in the fight for Iran’s liberation. Today, millions of my brave compatriots continue the fight.

One of their stories moved me deeply.

In September 2022 Javad Heydari was murdered protesting the Islamic Republic’s killing of Mahsa Amini. His sister has continued his fight. She is one of the hundreds of activists the regime has arrested and harassed in recent days.

When security forces raided her home, she cried out:

“Oh God, where shall we go? Where shall we go to flee from your tyranny?”

One by one, her neighbors began to respond to her:

“We’re not going anywhere! They, the regime, are the ones who’ve got to go!”

These words echo in my heart—and should echo in every corridor of power around the world.

Today, it is clearer than ever: The Islamic Republic is collapsing.

Credible reports indicate that Ali Khamenei’s family—and the families of senior regime officials—are making preparations to flee Iran. The regime is on its last legs, in towns and cities across the country. The military is fractured. The people are united. The foundations of this 46-year tyranny are shaking.

This is our Berlin wall moment.

But like all moments of great change, it comes fraught with danger. We stand at a crossroads. One road leads to bloodshed and chaos. The other—to a peaceful and democratic transition.

The difference in these two roads depends on one factor and one factor alone: whether the current regime in Iran is allowed to survive. If the West throws the regime a lifeline there will be more bloodshed and chaos - because this regime will not submit or surrender after it has been humiliated. It will lash out. As long as it is in power, no country and no people are safe: whether on the streets of Washington, Paris, Jerusalem, Riyadh, or Tehran.

There is only one way to achieve peace: a secular, democratic Iran. I am here today to submit myself to my compatriots to lead them down this road to peace and a democratic transition.

I do not seek political power, but rather to help our great nation navigate through this critical hour toward stability, freedom, and justice.

To the people of Iran— I see your courage. I feel your pain. I know you are suffering. I know many of you are afraid for your loved ones, your children, your future.

So I speak to you today with a heavy heart. I worked for years, for decades, so that the scourge of war would never reach the borders of our land. Seeing the images of the people of Tehran forced to flee our beautiful capital, the explosions in Isfahan, the fires along the Persian Gulf, all fill me with pain.

But more than pain, I am filled with anger because this war is the result of the selfishness, hatred, and terror of one man: Ali Khamenei. While he directs this war from the safety of his hidden bunker, he uses our people as human shields.

It is time to end the suffering.

So today, I have a direct message for Ali Khamenei:

Step down. And if you do, you will receive a fair trial and due process of law. Which is more than you have ever given any Iranian.

To other senior regime officials: those of you whose hands are soiled with the blood of the Iranian people, you too will have to face justice. But we will not repeat the mistakes made in other failed transitions. To those of you who are loyal to the Iranian nation, and not the Islamic Republic: there is a future for you in a democratic Iran, if you join the people now. The choice is yours to make.

I know these officers, these soldiers, these brave men exist because they are reaching out to me and telling me they want to be part of this national salvation. But now, greater coordination is needed.

So to that end, today I am announcing that I am establishing a formal channel for military, security, and police personnel to reach out directly to me, my team, and our expanding operation. This is a secure platform to efficiently manage the growing volume of inbound communications and requests from those breaking with the regime and seeking to join our movement.

For those patriotic members of our armed forces, the time is now to join the nation. If you do, I will make sure your service to Iran is not forgotten and is celebrated.

To the international community: Now is the moment to stand with the Iranian people. Do not repeat the mistakes of the past. Do not throw this regime a lifeline.

You are right to be concerned about stopping nuclear weapons and securing regional stability. Only a democratic transition in Iran can ensure these goals are achieved and are lasting.

Take, for example, the destruction of the Natanz, Isfahan, and Fordow enrichment facilities. Yes, this has diminished the regime’s domestic nuclear enrichment. But it does not diminish the regime’s intent to acquire and use nuclear weapons. The regime, enraged and emboldened, will be seeking revenge and can acquire nuclear weapons from other rogue regimes like North Korea.

The destruction of the regime’s nuclear facilities alone will not deliver peace.

But the path I offer can. So work with us to ensure a peaceful transition. Now is not the time for hesitation. Now is the time for principled action, from each of us.

46 years ago when my late father and our family were forced to leave Iran, I took an oath to God and to my country: I would not turn my back on Iran or the Iranian people. Every day since, I have dedicated my life to my compatriots. Today, I am here to reiterate it and to put myself at their service.

I am stepping forward to lead this national transition—not out of personal interest but as a servant of the Iranian people.

I have a clear plan for transition and national renewal. Our transition and future democracy will be based on these three core principles:

1. Iran’s territorial Integrity

2. Individual liberties and equality of all citizens

3. Separation of religion and state

The final form of this future democracy we seek will be for the Iranian people to decide in a national referendum.

What I offer is not just a vision for the future of our country but the plan to execute a peaceful, orderly transition. To achieve that, today I am announcing the following initial steps:

First, I will convene a national unity summit.

This gathering will include activists, dissidents, and groups from across the ideological spectrum who agree to the three principles I outlined above. But it will not be limited just to political groups but business leaders, professionals, experts and other groups with influence across Iranian society.

This summit’s objective will be to agree on a roadmap for democratic transition and reconstruction.
Second, in parallel to the democratic process, I am developing an economic plan to rebuild Iran.

We have already launched the Iran Prosperity Project (IPP) , a comprehensive plan for the economic reconstruction and social stabilization of our country in three phases. The Emergency Phase of the first 4-6 months, the Establishment Phase of 18-24 months, and the Normalization Phase which is long term.

In the coming days, my team of experts will publish the plans for the first 100 days after the collapse of the Islamic Republic based on this work.

We are bringing together some of the world’s greatest investors, builders, entrepreneurs, and experts who care about Iran and see its immense potential. They stand ready to put in the expertise, the talent, and the capital to rebuild our nation and turn it into one of the world’s most attractive markets.

Imagine this new Iran. A free and democratic Iran: living at peace with our neighbors, an engine of growth and opportunity in the region, a beacon of culture, innovation, and pride in the world.

It is within our reach.

We are proud, ancient, resilient people.

The task before us Iranians today is no less than the ones faced by the great leaders. The great unifiers, the great builders of our history like Cyrus the Great.

As we embark on the final steps on this path to national revival, to liberation, to peace, we continue to be inspired by him.

To my compatriots: This is our moment. I am with you. Let us build this new Iran together.

Thank you.

[Zentralrat der Juden in Deutschland @ZentralratJuden]

Dr. Josef Schuster, Präsident des Zentralrats der Juden in Deutschland:

„Wenn die Sicherheit von Juden in Deutschland in Verbindung zur israelischen Kriegsführung gesetzt wird, werden Juden kollektiv für die Handlungen Israels in Verantwortung genommen — das entlastet all die Judenhasser, die genau dieser antisemitischen Logik folgen.

Die Folge ist eine Normalisierung von israelbezogenem Antisemitismus, was die jüdische Gemeinschaft in Deutschland beunruhigt. Israel führt einen Kampf ums Überleben. Israels Existenz wird durch viele Feinde im Nahen Osten gefährdet.

In diesem Kampf muss die Bundesrepublik Deutschland unerschütterlich an der Seite Israels stehen. Die Hamas trägt die Verantwortung für das Leid; sie kann es mit der Freilassung der Geiseln und der Niederlegung der Waffen selbst beenden. Ich kann es jedoch verstehen, wenn der Bundeskanzler sich in der aktuellen Situation zu der Lage in Gaza äußert und auch kritische Töne sendet. Der Kampf gegen die Hamas ist existenziell für Israel und ohne Alternative, zivile Opfer müssen so gering wie möglich gehalten werden, humanitäre Hilfe für die Zivilbevölkerung in Gaza ist notwendig.“

[Σofiα @sofl4b]

No matter what happens next Saturday, for the love of god let Emre Can take that penalty

[Inge @Sky_Inge]

als erfahrener FM Spieler weiß ich ganz genau wie Harry Kane sich fühlt: man will unbedingt diesen Titel und macht es sich so leicht wie möglich, Schwierigkeitsgrad runter, der autosave ist dein bester Freund und wenn man das Ziel dann erreicht hat fühlt man einfach nichts...

[DieWippie @wwippie]

@doyoucme3 @SaturationJasen exactly

[MSV Duisburg @MSVDuisburg]

90'+ SCHLUUUUSS! JAAAA! JAAAA! JAAAAAA!

Unser Spielverein gewinnt vor über 16.000 Zebras in Gladbach und steigt direkt wieder in die 3. Liga auf.

0:1 | #MSVereint #BMGMSV

[187 StraßenBernd @Krawallbrause69]

„Na wer ist denn da endlich auferstanden?“