Kaspar Hauser

Listen to @btbsoco on Islam: “Every inch of this land is mine. My ancestors have lived here for over 1000 years. I don’t believe in bending anything to newcomers. You’ve chosen to live in my country, you live by our ways....

@MubarakAlhatemi @DrRazi4 @EM_RESUS @The_Nanashi_O @smithECGBlog @ecgandrhythmRoe @ecgrhythms At ACC? Come by and see why these T waves are objectively hyperacute, even without an AI model. (Score greater than 0.7 has very high specificity and PPV for OMI)

@Cpakurt @ZelenskyyUa Where do you get those figures from? They're close to delusional. There is not only much support for the president but also for not voting in the midst of a war with occupied territories. Russia wants to make us doubt Zelensky's legitimacy to weaken allies.

@ZelenskyyUa For your next act, maybe you can try getting back into your own country. I doubt you will be welcomed there. 4% approval rating.

As a result of these days, we see clear support from Europe. Even more unity, even more willingness to cooperate. Everyone is united on the main issue – for peace to be real, we need real security guarantees. And this is the position of all of Europe – the entire continent. The United Kingdom, the European Union, Türkiye. Of course, we understand the importance of America, and we are grateful for all the support we’ve received from the United States. There has not been a day when we haven’t felt gratitude. It’s gratitude for the preservation of our independence – our resilience in Ukraine is based on what our partners are doing for us – and for their own security. What we need is peace, not endless war. And that’s why we say security guarantees are the key to this.

@lexfridman Trying to see how other dictators feel, and reveal their "real" inner dialogues, if only they were asked "wholeheartedly"? I think you conflate your wish for reach with a realistic perspective of the consequences of your interviews. Romanticism gone awry.

After Modi interview, I'm traveling to Moscow 👀

Die Herausforderung in der Außenpolitik liegt darin, dass wir im Kalten Krieg zumindest eine gewisse Stabilität hatten - durch das Jalta-Abkommen waren die Einflusssphären klar aufgeteilt, auch wenn das nicht schön war. Heute sieht die Welt ganz anders aus: Das Sowjetsystem gehört der Vergangenheit an, und nun hat Trump das westliche System praktisch aufgekündigt. Die USA fürchten, dass China zur Weltmacht Nummer eins aufsteigt, weshalb sie glauben, autoritärer werden zu müssen, um effizienter zu agieren. Das zwingt uns dazu, ernsthaft für unsere Freiheit, unsere Demokratie und Rechtsstaatlichkeit zu kämpfen - sowohl gegen innere als auch äußere Bedrohungen. Wir müssen uns - von der CSU bis zur Linken, aber auch mit Gewerkschaften, Kirchen, Unternehmerverbänden, Künstlern und Wissenschaftlern - darauf verständigen, dass wir unsere Grundfesten von Demokratie, Freiheit und Rechtsstaatlichkeit gemeinsam verteidigen. Bei Steuern und vielen anderen Themen können wir streiten, aber an diesen drei Fundamenten darf nicht gerüttelt werden. Und wir müssen endlich begreifen, dass Europa als Ganzes handlungsfähig sein muss. Die Nationalstaaten allein haben gegen die Weltmächte keine Chance. @hib_Nachrichten das-parlament.de/inland/bundest…

Atemberaubende Täter-Opfer-Umkehr. Ein Grund, warum Demokratiefeinde in vielen Ländern auf dem Vormarsch sind: Sie haben willfährige publizistische Wegbereiter.

@ecgandrhythmRoe Are the PAC within the T waves? Making them take a up/down morphology? If so, why does the rate change so much? Much more than double of the previous PP-time.

Answer: SR, mostly nonconducted PAC (bigeminy)

Holter-ECG; continuous strips; bradycardia, why?

mid 50s male, CP radiating to the jaw and left arm. NRS 7/10. Father had MI in his 30s. ECG: 50 mm/s digitized with PMcardio Inferior-posterior OMI. Low atrial rhythm. PCI: 90% LCX, 50% LAD Thankful for the beauty of life that we see it with only some electrodes on the chest.

@ecgandrhythmRoe I assume 50 mm/s. Seems sinus rhythm (all PR times are roughly equal), QRS is over 200ms (!) so electrolyte disturbance comes to mind, Sgarbossa is negative, IVCD present.

Chest pain, the ECG doesn`t look good to me 😳. No further informations available. For Pmcardio the leads are too short. What`s your take?

@ecgandrhythmRoe Distal part of a prominent RCA (V1 with STD) or LCX.

Chest pain, likely culprit?

My last video about Taleb Al Abdulmohsen went viral—thanks to all of you for sharing and boosting it. The overwhelming response shows just how much we're all grappling with the unprecedented levels of deceit and violence we see today. Naturally, the Jihad Orcs and their leftist friends didn't take it well and wasted no time voicing their indignation. So, in this video, I'm here to address their grievances head-on. #Magdeburg

The terrorist attack that took place yesterday in Magdeburg, Germany, was expected! 7 years ago, the UAE Foreign Minister warned the West about the danger of Islamists invading Europe.

البليونير دانيال بيرنباوم تواصل معي صباح هذا اليوم بصدد مكافأة مالية قيمتها 500,000$ مقابل كل أسير مختطف لدى حركة حماس. إذا كنت من سكان قطاع غزة ولديك معلومة دقيقة عن مكان واحد أو اكثر من المخطوفين فسيتم: ١- فتح ممر آمن لك ولافراد عائلتك للخروج إلى بلد آمن. ٢-ستحصل على مكافأة مالية 500,000$ لكل أسير يتم انقاذه حيا ٣-لن يعلم احد عن هويتك على الإطلاق الرجاء الاتصال من خلال واتساب أو تلغرام 0559675003 danialbirenbot@ أنا ساعمل بشكل شخصي على تامين المبلغ وعملية الخروج من قطاع غزة. حركة حماس ستزول من الوجود فلا تضيع الفرصة! اخوكم، مصعب حسن يوسف

2011 ff waren die Israelis die einzigen, die die Folgen des Arab Spring richtig - nämlich negativ - einschätzten. Wir sollten jetzt auf israelische Fachleute hören. Alle anderen haben wenig Ahnung oder Illusionen.

A new Islamic empire is born; don't feed it, starve it. Most Middle Easterners and the rest of the world don't realize the devastating consequences of the new development in Syria (Al-Sham). The new generation of Jihadists is more sophisticated than any terrorist group in the past. They have patience and are not in a rush to attack their enemies; their new strategy is to build infrastructure, and institutions, and get global recognition towards establishing a Jihadi Ummah. Jihadis learned from their previous mistakes; they know the old generation failed to destroy the West through disability and the impossibility of achieving their Jihadi goals while on the run from intelligence agencies. They are avoiding the mistakes of their masters, Al Zawahri and Abdullah Azzam. Their new strategy is to create a suitable climate which will lead to the establishment of a Jihadi nation. The United States and its allies should not recognize or legitimize the new rulers of Damascus, no matter how cleverly they are going to play their cards to manipulate the international community by appointing moderate government figures. Even though this might appear counterproductive, Eliminating rebels' top leaders, most importantly Al Julani, before they gain more support and sympathy from a desperate society longing for change and freedom will allow a legitimate leadership to emerge. Crediting or rewarding Jihadists for overthrowing the brutal Syrian dictator is a mistake, they may have played an important part, but they are not the actual force that brought Assad down. Al Julani has the potential of creating a powerful Terrorist State we have never experienced before. He tends to build it slowly, mindfully, and patiently. This global terrorist didn't integrate from a Jihadi to a statesman, he transformed himself from a simple Jihadi to a modern-day Islamic Chalife, and allowing him to thrive will have deadly consequences on humanity. MHY

@ecgandrhythmRoe Looks like a recent anterior OMI

Chest pain intermittently for 8 days; what do you see?

@ecgandrhythmRoe VT: - age - Positive concordance - AV dissociation (isorhythmic) - axis - medical history

52 yo man with CAD and palpitations; SVT or VT? 50 mm/s 🥺

@ecgandrhythmRoe QRS distortion in V3, so no not BER but OMI. Also T waves towers over QRS, is quite broad

This ECG was sent to me with the question: Could this be BER (early repolarization)? What do you think?

@ecgandrhythmRoe Sinus waves, extremely broad ---> I'd say hyperkalemia until proven otherwise

An 80-year-old patient with a pacemaker who turns up in the emergency room because she feels terribly miserable. 50 mm/s!!!!