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הרג ארבעת בני המשפחה בטמון היום - אמא, אבא ושני ילדים - החזירה אותי למקרים הרבים שסקרתי בתור כתבת שטחים בהם חיילים הרגו ילדים צעירים. הדבר הזה נורמל לחלוטין בגדה, נבלע בין דיווחים של תקשורת אדישה, דבר שכמובן סייע למערכת ״אכיפת החוק״ של הצבא להמשיך ולא לעשות כלום. ספציפית באיזור צפון הגדה מה שסייע לזה זו גם מדיניות על פיה מקרי מוות שם הם חלק מאירוע לחימתי, כלומר, לא נפתחת חקירה (עקרה ממילא) באופן אוטומטי כפי שהיה בעבר. הפרקליטה הצבאית הראשית (לשעבר), שבאופן מחמיא יחסית להתנהלותה בפועל ידועה בציבוריות הישראלית כמי שפעלה במקרה שדה תימן, בפועל נתנה יד חופשית לחיילים להתייחס לחיי פלסטינים כאילו הם לא שווים שום דבר. התחקירים הצבאיים משמשים לתיאום עדויות והעדר כל ענישה או חקירה הביאה אותנו למצב של היום, כשהתקווה היחידה היא שלחץ מסנקציות בין לאומיות ואולי לחץ תקשורתי ילחיץ מספיק את האנשים במערכות כדי לעשות משהו.

GeoConfirmed Iran. "The Girl School Bombing" "Occam’s Razor" is right. Again. Satellite imagery, provided by @planet, now confirms that the school was hit during the bombing of the base. It is also clearly visible that all other buildings, just as the the school, were struck at the center. --> indicating that one of the two countries involved in the attack on Iran bears responsibility. Sec. Marco Rubio said in an interview: "It is clear the the United States would not target... deliberately target a school." x.com/EricLDaugh/sta… "Deliberately" is the keyword here. We had already proven that other buildings were struck a the same time. (x.com/GeoConfirmed/s…) Read our previous statemen/assesment here: "Using logic. Given the school’s position, next to and possibly integrated into a military facility, the more logical explanation is that the school was mistakenly targeted during an attack on the base." x.com/GeoConfirmed/s… Statement regarding our posts about the bombing of a girls’ elementary school reportedly resulting in the deaths of over 100 girls. Because many readers still misunderstand our posts or how geolocation verification works, I will explain this as simply as possible. 1) The girls’ school was located next to a military base and according to multiple sources even within the perimeter of that base. However, this does not make it a legitimate target under the Law of Armed Conflict, even if it was within the premises. The school was not in Pakistan or Afghanistan, as some claims suggest. (because the location is GeoConfirmed) The footage is not old. In Iran, schools are open Saturday through Thursday. (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Workweek_…). Fact: The school, located in Minab, Hormozgan Province, Iran, was destroyed, based on the footage. Geolocation of the school bombing: x.com/GeoConfirmed/s… 2) The claim that the explosion was caused by a failed IRGC missile launch has no supporting evidence, at this time (!). The widely circulated footage used to support this theory originates from a location approximately 1,300 km away from the school. It is impossible that a missile failure visible there caused the bombing at such a distance. At this moment, there is no proof that a failed missile launch caused the incident. (See below or x.com/GeoConfirmed/s…) - Using logic. Given the school’s position, next to and possibly integrated into a military facility, the more logical explanation is that the school was mistakenly targeted during an attack on the base. A thorough investigation is required to confirm this assessment, or additional verifiable evidence must emerge to support alternative claims. When conducting analyses, always consider the principle of "Occam’s Razor" (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Occam%27s…): "When presented with competing hypotheses about the same prediction and both hypotheses have equal explanatory power, one should prefer the hypothesis that requires the fewest assumptions." In this case, the only “evidence” for the failed IRGC missile launch claim has been proven false. Therefore, there is currently no credible evidence supporting that theory. Reminder: OSINT, and reporting (journalism) in general, is based on the information available at the time an investigation is conducted. Therefore, analyses may change as new footage or evidence emerges.

Criei essa ferramenta inspirado pelo @brunoclz para fiscalizar supersalários do judiciário. Pode ser interessante com a discussão atual no STF, se tiverem interesse libero amanhã no Github. Postarei as funcionalidades nos comentários.

This is how Ukrainian Crimea was occupied by Russia in 2014. Here is testimony from a direct participant - Igor Girkin (Strelkov), a Russian terrorist and war criminal - describing how Russian special forces ordered locals to vote for annexation at gunpoint.

@KayeYamamoto @ZattarRafael Soma da PG: 0,01x(2^28-1)/1 =2.684.354,55

@ZattarRafael 0,01x2^(27). Seria isso?

Você sabe por quanto ele vendeu essa RAM?

Why is “don’t” redacted here? If it starts with Don, they just automatically redact it?

BREAKING: Grizzly Affair — American tech company’s networking gear is powering Russian battlefield communications in Ukraine. The company is Ubiquiti, $UI, a $34 billion Wi-Fi giant whose founder became the youngest owner of an NBA Team in 2012.

Alex Pretti was murdered.

Nas redes sociais o assunto é um só: BBB26. Mas vamos dar voz a um caso que realmente merece atenção? Envolve policiais, envolve adolescentes, envolve ameaças por quem tem “poder”. UMA THREAD COM TUDO O QUE SE SABE SOBRE O CASO DO CACHORRO “ORELHA” (rt’s)

TV retirada de incêndio na Lapa é furtada, e homem se pendura em carro para tentar salvá-la; VÍDEO glo.bo/4qAcbUn #g1

On this day in 1991, 92% of Ukrainians voted for independence. There wasn’t a single region where the majority did not want to separate from Russia and seek Ukraine’s own destiny as sovereign country.

@RasherRecall @CindyHoedel @PhillipsPOBrien Another russian troll from Ethiopia 🫠🫠

@CindyHoedel @PhillipsPOBrien Correct. Everyday the war continues, Ukraine gets closer to collapse and then Russia will take the sea board and cut Ukraine off. They are unlikely to take the rest and likely to expel any and all Ukrainians that do not accept the new regime - as they have been doing WISELY.

One thing that is not getting enough attention is that Trump has normalized the idea of the United States supporting the transfer of territory and millions of people from a democracy to a dictatorship. The ending of freedom for millions is now the official US position.

🚨 We now have an official leak confirming that this so-called “peace proposal” was completely fabricated by the Russians. The crazy part? The US government even pretended to be the authors of this document, when it was so obviously Russian. Even more astonishing, it became part of official discussions—and they were so obviously lying to all of us!

1: Let’s talk about Steve Witkoff, because I think the narrative of him being a “useful idiot” is a dangerous trap to walk in. It’s darker than that. Witkoff has spent three decades swimming in russian money, russian mob circles, and russian real-estate pipeline. A thread 🧵

EXCLUSIVE: US presidential envoy Steve Witkoff advised Russia on how to pitch Ukraine plans to Trump, in audio files reviewed by Bloomberg bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

That time @marcorubio explained how USA, Russia & the UK promised Ukraine to provide for their defense forever if they gave up the huge stockpile of nuclear weapons left in the country after the Soviet Union fell. Good times.

Senator Rounds made it quite clear yesterday that he & other members of the Senate committee cognizant for all US foreign policy, military & intelligence was not included at all in the Jared Kushner orchestrated meeting in Miami where this brain dead 28 point surrender plan was hatched. Does Kushner retain any/all high level security clearance? Was there a scribe or recording of this official meeting between diplomats? (Likely not) What else was discussed; any UKR rebuild reparations &, if so, who’d pay, how would they pay, how would it be contracted & then disclosed? (Likely just blew that off for later) Was Kushner read into any/all CIA or other intelligence gathering on Russian influence in Europe? If not, why not? It’s material to what is at stake & what Russia might do next. Did Kushner or his wife pre-negotiate or post-negotiate via Serbia as an intermediary to Russia? We do know the Kushners have financial dealings with the government of Serbia, that constitutes a material conflict for them, but even if it didn’t there are still economic interests the Kushners have which are not compatible with US or other European nations’ interests. No Kings & call that a red line? It’s not enough. No Prince son-in-laws or Princess First Daughters. The Kushners are at the epicenter of corrupt dealings with 2 of the most corrupt governments in the world in the Euro region (Serbia) and along the Mediterranean shelf (Albania). At some point, hopefully sooner rather than later, this needs to be addressed by Congress.

Closing down the most effective soft power instruments in history (USAID, VoA, Radio Free Europe) to save 0.1% of GDP is absolutely stupid. Autocracies spent billions to block free press, fearing people who dreamed of freedom & democracy. The U.S. just saved them a lot of money.

I would hope that most of you are outraged by the bullying directed at President Zelensky by the President and Vice President of the United States—especially after yesterday's sophomoric attempt by Vance to humiliate the British Prime Minister over free speech. Today, Trump mocked Zelensky, saying he didn’t understand why Zelensky hates Putin. Zelensky sat there, visibly shocked, while J.D. Vance glanced at the press, hoping for validation. Pathetic. Both of them. Why does Zelensky hate Putin? Let me count the ways. Why does Trump hate Zelensky? Because Zelensky is everything Trump is not—and Trump knows it. And Vance? He despises a world he neither understands nor cares to. This was an ambush. A dirty, calculated ambush—a petty revenge for Zelensky’s rejection of a previous, insulting deal. And it happened in the Oval Office—a place that once symbolized American strength and compassion. Today, I am ashamed. There have been presidents I didn’t vote for but still respected. I criticized them when necessary, but with civility. And there have been presidents I supported who endured relentless media attacks—but I accepted it, because I believe in a free press as a check on power. But bullying a man fighting to save his country—whose people are suffering a brutal invasion—on the world stage, in front of the press, is beyond disgraceful. I’m so sorry, President Zelensky. This is truly not our finest hour.