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En Escoriaza, Guipúzcoa, muchos vecinos rechazan que Anboto, la sanguinaria asesina de ETA, ande libremente por las calles. Hemos repartido decenas de folletos para alertar de que hay una asesina en libertad. ¡NI OLVIDO NI PERDÓN! 🔥🇪🇸

@MikeDav81049244 @archer_rs Nothing changes in that case. It is about the nutjobs and nationalist warmongers, which are about 50% of the electorate. We would need decades to be able to see the US as reliable and friendly, if ever at all.

@archer_rs And when Trump gets voted out/impeached and a more representative President is elected. What then? Ridiculous over reaction.

Astonishing statement from General Carsten Breuer, chief of the German defence staff. "Germany no longer regards the USA as a reliable defence partner. We are assuming conflict with Russia in the next few years is inevitable, we are re-arming.

Before the war: 1) Iran didn't control the Strait Of Hormuz, now it does 2) Iran oil was sanctioned, now it's not 3) Iran was not building a nuke, now it will 4) US bases in the Gulf were assets, now liabilities 5) Inflation was declining, now increasing Definitely winning!

@kelvinmann Plenty here too, they are like weed this year. Tell @Edark94 I showed him an early one close to our tungsten project, and he was looking at me like I was crazy.

@radog_77 We were out picking wild asparagus over here in Catalunya yesterday. No greenhouse needed!

‘Visible from space’: why Spain has the world’s biggest concentration of greenhouses theguardian.com/environment/20…

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@Strike_EagleX @MarioNawfal Wow. Just wow. If you are from the US you are just a shitty citizen. I guess you have an allegiance to Israel that is stronger...

Sometimes I am just surprised by what you are posting here. Israel will not send boots on the ground with Iran because its currently busy with HAMAS, HEZBOLLAH and other Islamic terrorist forces within Judea and Samaria. Second, the number of reservists in Israel vs in America is a 1:10 ratio, so please stop spreading misinformation and propaganda. Israel is busy with its own war within its borders, while supply CAS (Close Air Support) to American units from the air.

🇮🇱🇺🇸 Israel says its soldiers won't join any U.S. ground operation in Iran... Channel 12 reports the IDF is sitting this one out if boots hit the ground. Israel will reportedly keep bombing from the air but won't send troops 1,000 miles into Iranian territory. The logic is straightforward. Israel doesn't have the logistics to sustain ground forces that far from home. So the country that pressured the U.S. into this war, that struck South Pars without permission, that keeps bombing through peace talks, and whose intelligence helped justify the entire operation, won't be sending a single soldier if the mission gets dangerous enough to require ground troops. Source: WaPo @KobeissiLetter

He has no shame. And he is a little whinning brat and a psycopath.

@RobSchneider "unparalleled Freedoms and opportunities that are the envy of the world". What are you smoking?

“Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country.” - John F. Kennedy We must once again recommit ourselves to one Nation under God, indivisible. Therefore, we must restore the military draft for our Nation’s young people. Each and every American, at eighteen years of age, must serve two years of military service. They could also choose to serve part of that time overseas or in country in a volunteer capacity. Being a citizen of the United States gives us unparalleled Freedoms and opportunities that are the envy of the world. However, these Freedoms that we cherish do not come without a cost. By protecting and preserving these Freedoms, young people, regardless of race, creed or religion will be united in service to their country and just as importantly, to each other. Many Nations around the world require their young citizens to serve their country. Until recently, our Nation did as well. This would serve many purposes in our society; We would have all of our young men and women put into a rigorous physical training course that they could use for the rest of their lives, we would always have a standing army ready at all times including for domestic problems like natural disasters. Unlike in today’s Universities, our young people will learn how truly great their country is and how unique and incredible are the Freedoms that this Nation bestows upon them. Service is a solemn reminder of the men and women before them who “paid the last full measure of devotion” so that we may enjoy these Freedoms. Also, very importantly, we would have in service every segment of our society represented so that our elected officials would be more hesitant and not cavalier about sending their own sons and daughters off to a faraway war unless it was truly in our Nation’s interests. This discussion and implementation must begin. To the young people of America, this is your country and your future. We will leave this great and Free Nation in your good hands for your children and for your children’s children. God Bless the United States of America! Love, Rob Schneider

Ich sitze auf der Terrasse meines Vaters in der Nähe von Split. Vor mir die Adria, dahinter die Inseln, und mittendrin liegt sie: die USS Gerald R. Ford. Der Espresso ist noch heiß, während ich auf das teuerste Kriegsgerät der Menschheitsgeschichte blicke. 13 Milliarden Dollar, drei Fußballfelder lang, 5.000 Soldaten. Ein schwimmender Superlativ, direkt aus dem heißen Krieg gegen den Iran. 277 Tage ist sie bereits unterwegs – USNI News listet Venezuela, das Rote Meer und die Operation „Epic Fury“. Jetzt liegt dieser Koloss direkt in meiner Nachbarschaft. Reparaturbedürftig. Und hier wird es interessant. Das Pentagon sagt: Wäschereibrand, technischer Defekt, kein Kampfschaden. Doch Donald Trump erklärte es vor internationalem Publikum öffentlich anders: Der Iran habe den Träger „aus 17 Richtungen“ getroffen. „We had to run to save our lives – it was all over.” Das Pentagon widersprach dem eigenen Präsidenten umgehend und kategorisch. Entweder log Trump vor Investoren auf dem Future Investment Initiative Forum – oder das Militär deckt einen historischen Treffer auf ihr Prestigeobjekt. Es ist das ultimative Paradoxon: Entweder wurde das technologisch fortschrittlichste Schiff der Welt durch eine brennende Unterhose lahmgelegt oder durch iranische Billig-Drohnen entzaubert. Beides ist eine Katastrophe für das Image der Supermacht. Ich trinke meinen Kaffee. Dahinter liegt das beschädigte Symbol amerikanischer Überlegenheit in einem dalmatinischen Hafen und wartet auf Reparatur. Während AFP, Reuters und Xinhua ihre Profifotografen schicken, um Brandspuren an der Hülle zu finden, beobachte ich die Demontage eines Weltreichs einfach vom Frühstückstisch aus. Manchmal reicht das.

L’Espagne catholique ! Des fêtes de Pâques grandioses. « Le Christ de la Mort est porté en procession par la Légion, depuis le port de Málaga. Honneur et Gloire à nos légionnaires. Vive l’Espagne, vive le Christ Roi ! »

The Spanish Legion arrives in Málaga at dawn, disembarks at the port, and carries Christ on their shoulders chanting as the city shakes. It happens every Holy Thursday during Semana Santa. This is Spain. 🇪🇸

@mtracey He is very good at hitting his wife. Maybe he should be the first in the front line too.

Bannon calls for “total war” on Iran. “President Trump’s in. We’re in, too,” he says. “We’re gonna go back and re-do what Alexander the Great did 2,300 years ago.”

@Erdayastronaut @GestaltU I knew about it, don't care. Most important things to think about.

I'm honestly SHOCKED at how the general public has NO IDEA Artemis II is taking humans out to the moon and will be the furthest humans have ever flown. Every non-space nerd I've talked to has no idea. WE GOTTA GET PEOPLE STOKED!!!! THESE FOUR HUMANS ARE FLYING TO THE MOON!!!

How military conscription happens in Russia—a thread Gosuslugi (the Russian digital ID system) has become a central hub without which life in Russia is almost impossible. Through it, people obtain documents, schedule doctor appointments, and more recently, receive electronic military summons. If a citizen does not confirm receipt, their rights are automatically restricted (leaving the country, selling property, driving a car) — which is a direct implementation of digitally "switching off" an individual from the system. This represents one of the most radical examples of a state transforming into a digital control mechanism in modern history. What was once a portal for paying parking fees or booking passport appointments has become a digital cage. Before this law (2023), a military summons in Russia had to be delivered in person and signed for. People would simply avoid opening the door or live at different addresses. Now, a summons is considered delivered the moment it appears in your personal Gosuslugi account — or, if you do not have an active account, 7 days after it is entered into the "Unified Register of Conscripts." The travel ban activates immediately upon delivery of the summons — before the 20-day window begins. If a citizen then fails to report to the military office within 20 days, the following additional restrictions are triggered: - Driving ban: The driver's license becomes invalid in the traffic police database. - Ban on buying/selling real estate: The land registry (Rosreestr) blocks any transactions. You cannot sell property to leave the country. - Credit ban: Banks automatically see that the applicant is subject to conscription restrictions and loan access is blocked. - Business restriction: You cannot register a company or work as a freelancer (self-employed). In Russia, it is nearly impossible to function without a Gosuslugi account. You use it to enroll your child in school or kindergarten. You receive QR codes through it (as seen during the pandemic). When people began attempting to delete their accounts in March 2023 ahead of the spring conscription drive, the authorities disabled the "delete account" option on the website. This happened proactively on March 31, 2023—the same day the Defence Ministry announced electronic summonses—rather than in response to a mass exodus already underway. The system is integrated with a network of over 200,000 cameras in Moscow equipped with facial recognition. In documented cases, the flagging has occurred specifically when a conscript contests his draft order in court—at which point the enlistment office enters him into the system as an alleged evader, triggering a facial recognition alert and enabling police to detain him on the spot. It is not confirmed as a blanket automatic trigger for anyone who has simply received a summons and not yet reported. The state can effectively cut a person off from the social and economic bloodstream—without the ability to drive, manage money, or use property. This became reality in Russia faster than almost anywhere else because the state used war as justification to merge all databases (tax, police, medical, and military) into one central system. Russia no longer uses technology merely as a service for citizens, but as an operational tool of enforcement. 🧵

Fascinating and detailed (and long!) account of the history and performance of the LCS ships, that the US is supposed to use now to detect and remove mines 😬 gcaptain.com/a-deep-dive-us…

@Zoey_B_ @RnaudBertrand Sorry, what is the relationship between oil pipelines and the Ben Gurion Canal? Please don't waste the time of others again, be honest.

@radog_77 @RnaudBertrand

Was discussing tonight with a friend of mine who is in the business of chicken food (as in the food you feed chicken). One of the largest such businesses out there. Turns out, chickens quite literally eat oil: chicken feed requires methionine, a key amino acid produced with sulfur - itself extracted as a byproduct of oil refinement. And so, as a direct consequence of the oil shock, there's now apparently major issues in the poultry industry. Really insane to think about how deep the consequences of Trump's war on Iran go (and how dependent on oil we are): even chickens will go hungry globally because of this, and humans will inevitably follow...

@RepRileyMoore Can you be less strong in your petition? I did not think so.

I am deeply troubled by the news that Cardinal Pizaballa and the official guardian of the Holy Sepulcher were stopped by Israeli police and prevented from entering the Church of the Holy Sepulcher today. As regrettable as it is not to allow public mass for the holiest days of the year at Christianity's most holy sites, barring private mass celebrated by the head of the Catholic Church in the Holy Land and the Custos of the Holy Sepulcher crosses the line. I urge the Israeli government to reverse course and allow at least private liturgy during this Holy Week.

It offends you that Jews are trying to carrying out a Jewish law inside the holy land of the Jewish people, as God instructed them to do so — but you’re complaining that the idol worshippers who are FORBIDDEN to be here according to our Torah — aren’t allowed to do what they want. — And it’s only noon. Ha how absurd.

@Ourit @DanielSeidemann You are putting your life to depend on hateful non-sense some humans wrote thousands of years ago. It is all made up, but I respect your rights only in so far as you respect those of others. You clearly don't, so don't cry later when they do to you what you want to do to others.

Just when you think you've hit rock bottom on this Palm Sunday in Jerusalem. A number of Jewish Temple Mount activists on their way to the Old City concealing a kid they intended to smuggle in to carry out the Passover sacrifice have been detained by police. And it's only noon.