
うさぎの絵で戦争反対って描いただけで「戦争狂いに仕立ててる」???おお…… それは認知の歪みと言います。
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「自反而縮 雖千萬人 吾往矣」 自分を顧みてそれでも正しいと判断したならたとえそれが圧倒的少数意見だったとしても構わず貫きましょう、という孟子の言葉です。

うさぎの絵で戦争反対って描いただけで「戦争狂いに仕立ててる」???おお…… それは認知の歪みと言います。

デモを冷笑する方々にはスローターダイク『シニカル理性批判』をおすすめします。簡単に言うと、冷笑がファシズムを助長するということが書かれています。




NY Times has essentially confirmed that Israel played a role in stimulating the violent regime change riots that left around 3000 dead in Iran this January 8 and 9, but which were marketed in the West as pro-democracy protests. It was well understood by the Mossad that those riots would help stimulate military action by Trump. Israeli intel merely needed to convince the feeble-minded president that a wave of decapitation strikes would unleash a massive upheaval to immediately topple the Islamic Republic. The January riots were presented to Trump as a preview of what was to come. Western media, including the NY Times and The Guardian, played a central role in legitimizing Israel's deception by falsely characterizing the violent regime change riots as mere protests, massively inflating the death toll and covering up the fact that many were murdered by the Israel-backed rioters themselves The whole of Western media and the Western human rights industrial complex deliberately misrepresented the real character of those riots. But now that the war they helped to instigate is going badly for the US and Israel, that same media is now free to reveal a few kernels of truth.




JUST IN: President Trump threatened to destroy Iran’s power grid. Iran retaliated & responded by threatening to destroy the Gulf’s water supply. The 48-hour ultimatum just became a mutual hostage crisis where the hostages are not soldiers. They are 90 million Iranians who need electricity and tens of millions of Gulf residents who need desalinated seawater to drink. Iran’s Foreign Minister Araghchi and military officials warned through Tasnim that any US strike on Iranian power plants will trigger immediate attacks on Gulf energy infrastructure and desalination facilities. This is not about oil. Kuwait gets 90 percent of its drinking water from desalination. Qatar gets nearly 99 percent. Bahrain 85 percent. Saudi Arabia 70 percent. The UAE 42 percent. The Gulf produces 40 percent of the world’s desalinated water through 400 facilities, with 90 percent of output concentrated in approximately 56 large coastal plants sitting on shorelines within 350 kilometres of Iranian launch positions. These are not hardened military installations. They are open-air industrial complexes powered by fossil fuels, processing seawater into the liquid that comes out of taps in Riyadh, Abu Dhabi, Doha, and Kuwait City. A single cruise missile into the Jubail desalination complex in Saudi Arabia, the largest in the world, threatens water supply to the capital. There are no wells under Riyadh sufficient to replace it. There are no rivers. There is desalinated seawater from the coast or there is evacuation. The precedent already exists. On March 7, strikes damaged a desalination plant on Iran’s Qeshm Island, cutting water to 30 villages. An Iranian drone struck a Bahraini facility the following day. The infrastructure has already been hit from both sides. What Iran is now threatening is not a first strike on water. It is an escalation of targeting that has already begun, calibrated to match whatever the United States does to Iranian civilian power generation. This is the escalation ladder that has no rungs left. Trump’s 48-hour ultimatum threatens to plunge Iran into darkness. Iran’s counter threatens to cut water to populations that have no natural freshwater alternative. The humanitarian math is symmetrical and devastating on both sides. Iranian hospitals lose power. Gulf hospitals lose water. Both outcomes produce mass civilian harm within days. Neither side can execute its threat without triggering the other’s response. The Gulf states that co-signed the 23-nation Hormuz statement calling on Iran to cease hostilities are now the states whose water supply Iran has explicitly identified as a retaliatory target. Three of the statement’s signatories, Bahrain, the UAE, and the host country itself, the UAE, depend on desalination for the majority of their drinking water. They signed a document condemning Iran. Iran responded by naming the infrastructure that keeps their citizens alive. The 48-hour clock is running toward March 23. If it expires and Trump strikes power plants, the cascade is not hypothetical. Iran hits desalination. Gulf water supplies collapse within days. Millions of people in the world’s wealthiest per capita nations face a water emergency that no amount of oil revenue can fix because the plants that make the water run on the electricity that comes from the power grid that Iran will target in return. The destruction is circular. Each side’s retaliation enables the other’s next strike. Oil gets the headlines. Helium gets nothing. Water gets less. But water is the threat that turns a military confrontation into a civilisational emergency. You can survive without oil. You can survive without helium. You cannot survive without water. And 48 hours from now, the survival calculation may no longer be theoretical. open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…


これまでならアメリカ一本足打法でよかったのだろうが、共和党が崩れかけていて、欧州が離反。クーデタでもするのだろうかというぐらいに経済もおかしいということになると、さすがに方針転換しないとまずくはないだろうか。



📌🇺🇸💔 アメリカ人として、これほど辛い言葉を口にするのは非常に苦しいことですが、真実をありのままに伝えなければなりません。 今、母国アメリカでは批判的思考能力、基礎的な教養、市民としての良識や参画意識、他者への共感、そして過去の歴史的失敗から教訓を学ぶ姿勢など、あらゆる面で驚くべき崩壊が起きています。 これはまさに、社会が崖っぷちに向かっている状況の雛形(テンプレート)と言えます。このような社会は、自らの内面的な腐敗を鏡のように映し出し、それに共鳴するドナルド・トランプ氏のような不適格な人物を、自分たちの代表として選んでしまうのです。

久しぶりに中学校の卒業式に参列した。 外国人生徒が数名いたのは想定内だったのだが、 その中に白髪混じりで顎鬚を蓄えた中学生?が卒業生の中にいたことに違和感が。 日本人の生徒では年齢が達すると受け入れはできないはずだが、外国人の場合は可能なのか、県教委に確認をしているところ。 可能だとして果たしてそのような制度は必要なのか?

イラン、ホルムズ海峡に十数個の機雷敷設 位置は特定=関係筋 reut.rs/4b5xUyg reut.rs/4b5xUyg

Japan’s economic shift in one image (1995 vs 2025) 🗺️ by geo.universe

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