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こんにちは、よい日を！

The atrocities committed by the colonizers are not being taught enough in schools. This was in Mozambique 🇲🇿 in the 1970s. while the most infamous massacre (Wiriyamu) occurred in December 1972, the year 1971 marked a significant escalation in brutal "cleanup" operations by Portuguese forces along the Zambezi River in Mozambique.  During this period, particularly around 1971, the Portuguese Army and Directorate-General of Security (DGS/PIDE) initiated intense counterinsurgency actions to counter FRELIMO guerrillas in the Tete district.

The incentive to make money has so twisted our priorities that people can’t believe you enjoy learning for its own sake. It ends in a world where no one knows history, poetry, myth because they see no profit in it. Disdain for the humanities reveals a total poverty of spirit.

Can Britain still afford the NHS? With me in the studio to discuss this are the chief executive of BUPA, a spokesperson for Palantir and the boss of a hedge fund raking in huge sums of money from hospital PFI contracts.

A child who saves a sparrow is stronger than a man who makes war. The war-maker has done nothing the most unimaginative brute couldn't do. The child, though—like the saint, like any empath—has done something much bolder: truly imagined the suffering of another living thing.

Imagine being so ugly, that you think posting a picture of you is a hate crime

Why is it always a minor administrative error when the rich overlook tens of thousands of pounds of tax, but it’s fraud when a working class person accidentally under pays tax by a few quid?

@Woman4W I say this as someone who shares a child with a man who is genuinely the best human being I know... Men just objectively as a whole are terrifying.

Autistic people love to fantasize about genie wishes worded precisely and literally enough to prevent unintended negative consequences

they'll put a woman in prison for a miscarriage but you can state your intent to let your kids die from a preventable disease and its fine

Lumbumba was dissolved in acid to ensure this happens

In 2004, photographs from Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq became public. American soldiers had been systematically abusing, humiliating, and torturing Iraqi detainees. The photographs showed prisoners in stress positions, on leashes, in forced sexual poses, with injuries. Some detainees had died in custody. The American response, at the official level, was to prosecute a handful of low-ranking soldiers. Lynndie England. Charles Graner. A few others. The architects of the policy, the lawyers who wrote the "torture memos" defining waterboarding and stress positions as legally permissible, the officials who approved "enhanced interrogation" as official doctrine, and the senior military commanders who oversaw facilities where these practices were standard, faced no criminal accountability. John Yoo, who wrote the memo legally authorizing torture, is a tenured professor at UC Berkeley School of Law. He teaches law. At Berkeley. Jay Bybee, who co-authored the torture memos, was appointed to the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, where he served as a federal judge. He judged people. For crimes. Think about the message that sends. Not to Americans, who largely moved on within a news cycle. To the people in the region. To the Iraqis who were in that prison. To the Arab and Muslim world watching a country that had invaded their region on false pretenses, occupied and destabilized it, and then when photographs of systematic torture emerged, promoted the people responsible and prosecuted the people who took the photographs. Chelsea Manning, who leaked evidence of war crimes including the killing of civilians and journalists, went to prison. The people who exposed the crimes were punished. The people who enabled the crimes were promoted. This is not a system that malfunctioned. This is a system that functioned exactly as designed.

The lady next to her whooped her ass

THE NESTLÉ SUGAR GAP: AN ANALYSIS OF GLOBAL CERELAC STANDARDS — 2026

Abdul El-Sayed: “If you’re out of a job, it’s probably because a corporation figured out how to automate your job. If you’re out of a home, it’s probably because a corporation is speculating on the home that you should have been able to afford. If you’re out of healthcare, it’s probably because a corporation has figured out how to monetize you because you get sick”

@HotSpotHotSpot & they have the nerve to call other places 'shithole countries'

Hospitals in Louisville dumping sick bodies onto the street

It’s legal to murder people if you have enough money to pay the fine.