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@forallcurious Mosad agent?

🚨: In 1994, Dr. Jacobo Grinberg-Zylberbaum reportedly claimed to have cracked the code of reality and then he disappeared 12 hours later

@HumansNoContext wrong. best

Why you should never buy an Android

@MariusTuca_ro In Romania nu mai exista jornalisti doar mercenari media platiti de guvernul Romaniei

Declarația publicată de Ursula von der Leyen pe X cu ocazia Zilei Mondiale a Libertății Presei a provocat un val de reacții critice pe platforma X, unde numeroși utilizatori contestă direct discursul oficial al Uniunii Europene privind protecția libertății de exprimare. miscareaderezistenta.ro/externe/mesaju…

@EquesTr0n After this American-Jewish film, I realized that the most common word in Hollywood films is SHIT, as is the quality of American films.

Watch the 2025 Anaconda. It starts well and ends strong, but the middle lags. The film was at its best when focused on the filmmakers trying to survive the anaconda, and at its worst whenever it moved focus to the gold-stealer subplot. Still better than I expected.

@vintagestuff4 beautifull...legs

Living Room in the 1970s

@ianmiles next, for people

The city of Dubai has set up little kiosks for stray cats to eat and drink.

@amazing13_13 It's like Trump and 27 EU members

My friend has a cat that caught 27 mice in one night, then arranged them like this all by himself, as if to show off his achievement.

@wikivictorian My grandmother

Portrait of an unidentified maid holding a cat. Photographed in the 1900s.

@Megatron_ron Trump efect

NEW: 🇺🇸 After the collapse of Spirit Airlines, now Delta Air Lines is also canceling a large number of flights Delta Air Lines are now mysteriously canceling hundreds of flights nationwide citing crew restrictions. This come just as Spirit Airlines has officially shut down, adding further stress and uncertainty across the U.S. travel system.

@brockpierson torrents

Who's with me

@one_miloo and oil?

This is the reason Russia pays less for Electricity than America. Amazing discovery.

@ComputerLove_ And what was the cable for?

On this day in 1983, Microsoft introduced their first 2-button computer mouse for the IBM PC, PC XT, and compatibles.

@dinosaurs1969 At that time almost everyone wore a beard.

first ever photograph of a cat (1853)

@sciencegirl Hey, these guys are stealing my clothes!

This is how cork is harvested, The Quercus suber (the cork oak) is the primary source of cork used for many products including wine bottle stoppers Bark can be stripped without permanent damage and is regenerated about 12 times during the tree’s life

@_Treasure_Kings In Ukraine, archaeologists dig with drones

Another great find from Ukraine 🇺🇦 #metaldetecting - early 11th century #silver Denier of Henry II from the Netherlands was dug in Kyiv region. Strong evidence of close economic, cultural and political ties between Kyivan Rus and Western & Northern Europe. Trade was flowing both ways back then! #coin

@oana_toiu Today eu zic invers, jornalizm nu mai ezista la noi, doar mercenari media. tu esti din romania Oana?

Today marks World Press Freedom Day. For twenty years, I have maintained that a democracy requires a free press to survive. Accurate information is, quite literally, the oxygen of democracy. Democracy is built on choices, votes, and decisions between competing ideas and leaders. However, citizens can only decide who deserves power based on the quality of information available to them. Journalists do not need platitudes from officials. They need the freedom to do their jobs professionally and without interference. Reflecting on my recent months at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, I have noticed a recurring pattern across our region. Civil society and the press maintain constant pressure on politicians to fix what is broken and to ensure power is not wielded against the public interest. Their goal is to prevent state capture, ensuring that the country is governed through democratic mechanisms that remain accountable to the people. This accountability is entirely dependent on the flow of information. Yet, whenever a country takes two steps forward toward the values and standards its citizens demand, there are always those who try to pull it a step back, those who want to pull the handbrake on progress. This resistance almost always stems from a toxic duo: corruption and the suppression of the media. One cannot thrive without the other. This is why, during European Commissioner Michael McGrath’s visit to Romania, our discussion regarding the Anti-SLAPP Directive was not merely about legal or technical procedures. We spoke about the vital necessity of ensuring journalists can speak the truth without facing financial ruin. SLAPPs - abusive lawsuits aimed at journalists - are not designed to be won in court. They are designed to intimidate and exhaust those who dare to ask questions, draining time and resources that should be spent on complex investigations. Romanian investigative journalism has seen significant success in exposing corruption in recent years. This momentum must continue with full force, both here and across the region. It remains the essential oxygen that every democracy needs to breathe.

@DEXVirus Mi e mie frica de camerele esigur.nu e politisti sa i miluiesti

Știți ce le lipsește politicienilor care sunt la putere? Frica! Frica de noi. Frica de repercusiuni. Frica de consecințe. Haosul din țara asta este girat de noi,cetățenii. Când vor ajunge să le fie frică de noi,lucrurile se vor schimba in bine. Până atunci,vor continua să se pișe pe noi.

@vatif @Tati81490833 n are treba comunismu cu romanismu.amesteci notiunile

@Tati81490833 Moldovenii sunt comunisti pana in maduva oaselor. Niciodata nu se va face unire

În Parlamentul Moldovei s-a propus să fie oprite microfoanele pentru discursurile care nu sunt în limba română.

@Tati81490833 Buna idee. Iar pentru limba romana s-ar porni microfoanele si s-ar opri difuzoarele

@SciFiArchives Or they could have given Trump the money to bomb the deserts of Iran for another month.

Egypt’s New Administrative Capital – A $58 Billion Ghost City