Hashirama Senju

HR: We lost a high-performing employee today. CEO: What happened? HR: The company hired someone fresh out of college into the same role and paid them more than him, even after he gave us 11 years. CEO: But we pay well for this job. HR: He earns 55,000 after more than a decade of loyalty. The new hire started at 70,000. CEO: That’s unfortunate, but that’s the market rate for new talent. HR: And now we’ve lost the person who actually carried the role for years. CEO: Fine. Declare the position vacant. HR: With what budget? CEO: 80,000 starting salary. Companies will underpay loyal employees for years, then suddenly find a bigger budget the moment those employees leave. The problem is rarely money. It is how little they value the people who stayed.

La vera domanda è come cazzo fa Lautaro a voler restare ogni anno. Fossi in lui, domani firmerei un contratto con qualche big club. Spero per la sua carriera lo faccia. Perchè l'anno prossimo non so se avrà voglia di giocare per il 4 posto con Vicario,NortonCuffy e Massolin.

During years EU 🇪🇺 (german 🇩🇪) lobbyist made us believe that France 🇫🇷 was the worst performer in the EU in terms of renewable electricity. They put pressure on ALL European countries to shut down their nuclear power plants. Look who is today on top and at the bottom : ⬇️

This would explain a lot, Peter. @FM_Szijjarto

Decades ago, the United States invaded Iraq, destabilizing the region and adding to the long-term instability in the Middle East. Over time, that instability contributed to millions of refugees fleeing to Europe. Now, once again, without meaningful consultation with allies, the Trump administration is taking actions that risk further destabilizing both the region and global markets, while also making Europe’s situation more difficult. This comes at a time when Europe faces an immediate and ongoing threat from Russia, which continues aggressive operations against Ukraine and within Europe itself. At the same time, NATO’s cohesion has been undermined by Trump’s degrading remarks towards the Europe and his threats to annex Greenland. Trump administration, after realizing that it cant just easily finish this operation, and secure stability around the Strait of Hormuz, now expects Europe to step in and deal with the consequences of its own mess. Iran isn’t a Europe’s problem to begin with, and in many ways it’s not a core U.S. problems either - it’s largely tied to Israel’s strategic interests. The argument about Iran’s ballistic missile range reaching Europe is also weak. That capability has existed for a while. The limits were not technical, they were political. Well, maybe not anymore. At the same time, Ukraine, one of the few countries actively contributing personnel and drone capabilities to defense efforts, still finds itself on the receiving end of criticism and dismissive rhetoric from the Trump administration. And then some Americans wonder, why everyone is so hesitant to help.

I think a lot about what Ukraine could have done with a supply of even a dozen JASSMs a month and a free hand in targeting. Yet none were sent because they were needed to bomb the Houthis and Iran, evidently.

A tutti quelli che sostengono che in Italia le bollette sono alte perché non si investe sulle rinnovabili: dal 2020 ad oggi siamo passati da 20 GW di fotovoltaico a 44 GW, non risulta che le bollette siano scese. Il governo ha stanziato 50+ miliardi coi decreti FER2 e FERX… 1/3

Flanders to the Netherlands, Wallonia to France?

"America is going to arm the Kurds to fight Iran."

Imagine what an impact this kind of salvo would have had on the Alabuga kamikaze drone factory in Tatarstan. Instead it's being pissed away in Iran...

@EneaTrapani Il problema è che da 4 anni noi europei non abbiamo attaccato proprio nulla. Fatto il minimo per non farli perdere. I russi si adatteranno alla perdita di starlink e la guerra andrà avanti a ritmi lenti, forse a fine 2026 inizierà la battaglia per Slovyansk e Kramatorsk

No one talks about Italy’s biggest mistake

On December 22, 2011, in Ghazni, Afghanistan, I took part in the farewell ceremony for the five fallen Polish soldiers. The American officers who accompanied me then, told me that America would never forget the Polish heroes. Perhaps they will remind President Trump of that fact.

Domanda importante: Jeffrey Sachs questa settimana non va da Formigli perché si trova a Teheran con la CIA per pagare 15 k$ a testa tutti quelli che stanno manifestando contro il regime degli Ayatollah?

@Majakovsk73 Grazie

@__husaria__ che ivanivka non è dietro la nuova linea del donbass. Li non ci passa, passa più a nord.

1\#Ucraina Fronte di Komar: Ampliata grey zone a Ivanivka, dove dopo riconquista da parte ucraina, russi hanno riniziato a spingere. Ampliata grey

@_Credible_Hulk @Blake_Allen13 @NotWoofers I'm not a military expert, but Ukrainians risked to overstretch their lines with their quick advance in small numbers on the left bank of the Oskil. Also Svatove line of settlements is in a valley which makes it hard to defend

@__husaria__ @Blake_Allen13 @NotWoofers So why didn’t Ukraine take Svatove?

Yes this is correct. The forces are in the area and they’ll use them to clear the area, which is mostly sparsely occupied by light Russian infantry who have limited supply. Process is likely to take months & may not be completed due to other issues elsewhere. Buys Kupyansk time.

@Blake_Allen13 @NotWoofers Svatove was even abandoned by russians as far as I remember for a short while

@NotWoofers Yeah I assume that the end point without the pullback of support is probably the AFU taking the Svatove line and the RuAF consolidating around Starobilsk

The AFU advanced to the west of Dvorichna, Kupyansk direction

Білозерське, Донеччина