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@KorfgenThomas @AussenMinDE @HakanFidan Hakan would have to tell that to Johann. I don’t think Turkey should increase cooperation with a genocidal state like Germany.

@AussenMinDE @HakanFidan Menschenrechte spielen keine Rolle, oder haben Sie das Ihrem lieben Hakan mitgeteilt 🤔🤔🤔

Beim ersten 🇩🇪-🇹🇷 Strategischen Dialog seit 12 Jahren gab es noch viel mehr zu besprechen als nur Außenpolitik. Unsere Gesellschaften sind durch Migration, Familienbande & eine lange Geschichte enger Zusammenarbeit verbunden. Lieber @HakanFidan, vielen Dank für Deinen Besuch!

@cenkuygur @johncusack They don’t “secretly” agree with her. It’s as explicit as it gets.

If I attacked people who were just killed in a synagogue, my company would be torn down in one day. But you'll see, nothing will help to Loomer. Because the people in power secretly agree with her and they love that she makes people hate Muslims. It helps their beloved Israel.

If someone had said this about Jewish Americans after they were murdered, obvioulsy no one in politics or media would ever touch them again. She also said, "I’m going to make sure the entire world is anti-Islam. I hate Islam. And I always will." There will be no political consequences because there are different rules for people who support Israel. They are allowed to be bigoted towards Muslims. Our media aids and abets that kind of hatred every day. @nytimes just wrote a very positive piece about Loomer, where they never even mentioned her bigotry against Muslims. Because if you support Israel, you get special privileges, including slandering innocent dead Americans. I guarantee you this will not get 1% of the coverage of @hasanthehun's comments. Because our media has different rules for Muslims, who they generally detest and smear. They're just a more sophisticated version of Laura Loomer.

@LauraLoomer So this terrorist is Trump’s adviser? Laura Loomer is a “human animal.”

I refuse to have sympathy for Islamic terrorists. Screw these people who train Islamic terrorists to murder Americans on US soil. I’m not going to send my condolences. This is the result of Islamic immigration and we need to get some serious mass deportations of Muslims ASAP.

@JoeGoesGaming @briebriejoy Could you oblige us with your exclusive definition of left-wing (or of right-wing, for that matter)?

@briebriejoy You don’t know leftists who would vote for Tucker. You know right-wingers who don’t have the courage to admit that they’re right-wingers.

I do know leftists who would vote for Tucker. I don’t feel that way, but burying your head in the sand won’t stop Tucker from becoming president. And yes, anyone who defends AOC after her “tirelessly fighting” comment has no credibility as an advocate for Palestine. She can apologize at anytime and has thus far chosen not to.

@perayahmet @owenjonesjourno Pathetic behaviour. Your male Labour colleagues must not dare say a bad word about Badenoch, then.

@owenjonesjourno Owen! I thought I was too lowly for you to bother with, but clearly wrong. Kind of flattered… Why do men throw words like ‘bitter’ around when women like me express an opinion. Should I stay silent? I had 5 good years, achieved loads. Good luck to the next administration.

Wooppeee for them. They can perhaps carry on their tradition of taking seats from Labour or splitting the progressive vote whilst Reform storm ahead.

@PravdaAmerican @scotthortonshow Have you lost your mind? What “career” are you talking about? Finkelstein is perhaps the most “cancelled” academic who’s ever talked about this subject. He’s never had a real job precisely because of his stance on Israel. Of course you can criticise him, but be fair.

@scotthortonshow Norman’s ONLY usefulness and the reason he has a career is because he can say things about Jewish behavior & Jewish power that we’d be forever canceled for saying. He literally enjoys the Jewish power & privilegie that he built his entire career criticizing. Fuck him

I click on this thing about Norman Finklestein complaining that it's "dangerous" for Tucker and Candace to stick up for the Palestinians. But it begins with a clip of Finklestein defending Hamas's targeting of civilians. Building consensus is hard. youtube.com/watch?v=BtTDUe…

@yungkindv @KuranMiram @antihume @bilaogut PPE lisansının öneminden bahseden eski bir gazete makalesinin ilgili bölümü:

@yungkindv @KuranMiram @antihume @bilaogut "Hiç duymadım" iddianızda "Oxbridge hariç" dememiştiniz. Bu notu düşme ihtiyacı duyduğunuza göre epey "duymuş" olmalısınız - bilhassa da Birleşik Krallık'ta örneğin siyasetin üst kademelerinde bulunan kimselerin ciddi bölümünün Oxford/Cambridge mezunu olduğunu düşünürsek.

Bir dilde aşırı ilerleyince başa dönülüyor. İlerledikçe, Türk mantığıyla yazıldığını sandığın şeylerin aslında has İngilizce olduğunu görüyorsun. Mesela readin şu mânâsını bilmeyen biri (ki İngilizlere mahsus bir kullanım olduğu için pek az kişi biliyordur sanıyorum) bir Türk'ün böyle bir şey söylediğini görse hemen dalga geçmeye başlar "Hahaha köylüyle bak, üniversite okumayı kitap okumak zannediyor" diye. Halbuki read de deniyormuş işte. Ben de yeni öğrendim. Basbayağı "Oxford'da tarih okudu" diyor. Normalde şunu yazan birini acemi bir öğrenci zannedersin ama adam meğer dilde bir tam tur attığı için başa dönmüşmüş :)

@yungkindv @KuranMiram @antihume @bilaogut İngiltere’de yaşayıp bu kullanımı hiç duymadıysanız kabahati kendinizde aramalısınız. Örneğin, herhangi bir kamusal figürden bahsedilirken neredeyse her zaman “He/she read … at …” şeklinde biyografi verilir.

@KuranMiram @antihume @bilaogut 270 sayfa dokumani okuyacak kadar ingilizcem ve uk'de yasiyorsam duymadim diyorsam duymamisimdir

No smoking gun, but the preponderance of evidence points to smartphones, not economics, as the culprit for the global drop in fertility: • In the US and UK, births fell first and fastest in areas that got 4G earliest • Birth rates were stable in the US, UK and Australia until 2007; in France and Poland until 2009; in Mexico and Indonesia until 2012; in Ghana, Nigeria and Senegal until 2013-15 Each of these inflection points matches local smartphone adoption (see picture). • The younger the age group, the sharper the drop. • in-person socialising among young adults is dropping. In SK, by 50% in 20 years • Sexual dysfunction is higher among heavy social media user • Effect is largest in culturally traditional societies — Middle East, Latin America, sub-Saharan Africa • Decline holds across countries hit hard by GFC 2008 and those not hit, fast-growing and not growing. Excellent again @jburnmurdoch. ft.com/content/fba35e…

@lcmporter @BabaLaddeFPR Sainsbury’s is middle/upper middle class? Come on now.

@BabaLaddeFPR Sainsbury’s is a middle/ upper middle class supermarket too that’s why I chose it as comparison

A basket of groceries in Istanbul is now more expensive than in the UK. I compared two online shopping baskets - 1 from Carrefour for delivery in Istanbul; one from Sainsbury's. The price of 19 basic items in the UK totalled £44.53. The price of the 19 basic items in Istanbul totalled 4,425.18 TL / £71.99 at today's exchange rate. I compared using the cheapest available options and the most similar items/quantities available. There are a few items that really push up the cost of the grocery basket in Turkey, namely beef and instant coffee (?!). Some goods such as olive oil are roughly the same price as in the UK, while some items such as eggs, milk and onions are quite a bit cheaper in Turkey. The gross minimum wage in Turkey is 33,030 (£537.88) a month. The gross minimum wage in the UK is £12.71 an hour for people over 21. Assuming a 35 hour working week, this is £444.85 a week. None of this is to say that people in the UK have it easy. I know the cost of living crisis - already years in the making and now exacerbated by the war in Iran - is hitting many people very very hard. The point I'm rather trying to make is that inflation in Turkey is crazy, pushing living costs up to levels that far outstrip what many people earn.

@mkabir @ggreenwald Is this an AI experiment? No real person can be this thick.

@ggreenwald Now, now, surely a journalist, an author, and a columnist's is expected to be a sophisticated rhetorician, inebriated with the exuberance of his own verbosity? What a disappoinment. On the bright side, your Zionist pals are backing you. Feeling better?

I've long marked Glen Greenleaf as Zionist sympathizer at best, Zionist at worst. THE savage barbaric guy massacreing 100,000s ppl in horrific ways as I type is "meteic of a man", "credit where due" for Glen. There shld be ZERO tolerance for scumbag genocide normalizer like Glen.

@mehdirhasan @AOC She posted this picture in the middle of the genocide. Claiming that actually she thought Biden was complicit in that grave crime makes her look even worse.

The idea that @AOC refused to call out Biden over the genocide is just a lie. A demonstrable lie.

@serbestiyetweb @ismailsaymaz @yildarado Bu denli cahilce ve şapşal bir yazıyı da ancak Yıldıray Oğur yazabilirdi.

Yıldıray Oğur (@yildarado) yazdı: İngiliz sağcısı mı, Türk berberler mi? serbestiyet.com/gunun-yazilari… Türkiye’de bazı çevrelerin Nigel Farage gibi figürlere sempati duyması ilk bakışta çelişkili görünüyor. Brexit’te Türkiye korkusunu tahrik etmişti Farage. Son zamanlarda da ülkede popülerleşen Türk berberlere kafayı takmıştı. Türk berberlerin “ülkenin her yerinde mantar gibi bittiğini” söyleyen Farage, bazı dükkânların kara para aklama ve organize suç için kullanıldığını ima etmişti. Ama Farage, “İngilizler üstün ırktır” diyen bir milliyetçi değil. Kendi ülkesine karşı da çok nobran. Daha çok göç, kültürel çözülme, elit karşıtlığı ve “ülkenin kontrolünü kaybettiği” hissi üzerine kurulu bir popülizmi var. Son 15-20 yılda Türkiye’de yaşam tarzını tehdit altında hissedenlerin kültürel savunma refleksiyle ortak dalga boyu buradan yakalanıyor. Avrupa’daki İslam karşıtı ya da göç karşıtı söylemleri, ırkçılıktan çok hayat tarzını koruma refleksi olarak okuyabiliyorlar. Düşman ortaklaşıyor. Burada millet sevgisinden çok kültürel savunma psikolojisi belirleyici oluyor. Yani aslında karşımızda milletlerini bir bütün olarak sevmeyen milliyetçiler var. Avrupa sağındaki “medeniyetçi” dil çekici hale geliyor. Ama bu platonik bir aşk.

@sophwilkinson @LouisStaples If your example is France, then Labour should have encouraged its voters to vote Green instead. What are you on about?

@LouisStaples Or we could have been like France and kept the far right at bay at any cost!

Zack Polanski has just retweeted this. I don’t understand how, if you truly believe in Green values, you are in any way content with Reform winning. Many more votes to be counted, but Greens have, in some areas, split the vote

@ITVNewsPolitics These lies have become way too blatant that it almost feels like we’re watching toddlers trying to trick their parents.

Iran’s attempts to stir up violence in UK ‘will not be tolerated,’ says Starmer itv.com/news/2026-05-0…

@BBCPolitics The British government is a joke.

"When abuses take place, we're calling on universities to demonstrate action," Keir Starmer says "We will now expect them to publish" the scale of antisemitism on their campuses, the prime minister adds bbc.in/3R0VQLp

@SuellaBraverman @reformparty_uk Full of hatred and lies. Only a complete imbecile would fall for something like this.

Too many universities are selling immigration, not education. Last year, about 250,000 foreign students took up taxpayer-funded student loans to pay for their courses in the UK, worth £4bn. This is not fair. A @reformparty_uk government will make sure that the British taxpayer is not paying for foreign students. Let’s put British students first.

@cyberpyre This is not entirely accurate. In Wittgenstein’s terminology, facts do not create a state of affairs. A fact is itself a state of affairs, but there can also be possible states of affairs which do not necessarily amount to facts.

In the Tractatus Wittgenstein claims that the world is made of facts, not things, and that facts create a state of affairs through their relation to other facts. This is closer to the "physics envy" this person mentions (see how Russell fits here)

@KonstantinKisin Retard.

It turns out that if you import millions of people who are taught to hate Jews their entire lives your country becomes less safe for Jews. Who could have predicted this?