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Mientras el Estado Islámico aumentó más del doble sus ataques en mayo respecto al mes anterior, otro grupo radical suní ha reivindicado este mes el último y mayor atentado suicida contra cristianos desde el fin del régimen de Al Asad
Mientras el Estado Islámico aumentó más del doble sus ataques en mayo respecto al mes anterior, otro grupo radical suní ha reivindicado este mes el último y mayor atentado suicida contra cristianos desde el fin del régimen de Al Asad ¿Qué esperar de los islamistas de Hayat Tahrir al Sham en la nueva Siria?
Después del colapso del régimen de Bashar Al Asad en diciembre de 2024, se vaticinó que el Estado Islámico (EI) podría renacer de sus cenizas en medio del vacío de poder en Siria –donde el grupo controló amplios territorios durante varios años–. Aunque las nuevas autoridades han querido mandar un mensaje de tranquilidad al mundo —y en concreto a Occidente— sobre la presencia y actividad de grupos radicales en suelo sirio, el EI ha incrementado notablemente sus ataques y otros grupos terroristas están muy activos en el país.
El pasado mes de mayo, cuando el presidente Donald Trump se reunió por sorpresa con su homólogo sirio, Ahmad al Sharaa, en Arabia Saudí, le pidió precisamente expulsar a todos los “terroristas extranjeros” de Siria y ayudar a Estados Unidos a evitar que el Estado Islámico resurja en el país árabe, según informó la Casa Blanca en ese momento. Esta semana, el presidente de EEUU ha firmado una orden ejecutiva levantando las sanciones al país.
No sólo el llamado Daesh representa una preocupación, sino otros combatientes radicales que durante años lucharon en Siria contra el régimen, incluso en las filas del grupo islamista que lideraba Al Sharaa, Hayat Tahrir al Sham (HTS). Muchos de los milicianos de HTS han sido integrados en las nuevas fuerzas de seguridad sirias después de que la agrupación armada liderara la toma de Damasco el pasado diciembre, pero varios meses después sigue siendo un reto para el nuevo Gobierno la presencia de miles de combatientes extranjeros radicales que fueron a Siria para luchar contra Al Asad –en los pasados más de diez años, esos hombres se han casado, han tenido hijos y se han afincado en el país–.
Aumento de los ataques terroristas
El 22 de junio se produjo el mayor atentado suicida desde la caída del régimen hasta la fecha. Un atacante accedió a la iglesia de Mar Elías en Damasco y abrió fuego contra los feligreses; posteriormente hizo detonar su chaleco explosivo, matando a 25 personas e hiriendo a otras 63, de acuerdo con el recuento oficial. Las autoridades sirias responsabilizaron al grupo yihadista Estado Islámico (EI), aunque otra agrupación radical de reciente creación fue la que asumió la autoría del atentado: Saraya Ansar al Suna.
Un hombre en la iglesia de Mar Elías, en Damasco, tras el atentado suicida del 22 de junio de 2025.
El Ministerio del Interior sirio anunció pocos días después que todos los miembros de la célula que planificó el ataque fueron arrestados y que también se incautaron armas y explosivos. Según la versión del Ministerio de Interior, la célula estaba liderada por un ciudadano sirio, quien facilitó la llegada del atacante suicida (de nacionalidad no siria) a Damasco desde el infame campamento de Al Hol, que alberga a miles de familiares de miembros del Estado Islámico en el noreste del país.
La organización ACLED (Armed Conflict Location & Event Data), que recoge y analiza datos de los conflictos en todo el mundo, ha contabilizado al menos 13 ataques contra ciudadanos cristianos y sus propiedades. Los ataques han sido perpetrados por varios actores, incluidas las nuevas autoridades sirias.
Por otra parte, ACLED ha registrado unos 50 ataques del Estado Islámico entre el 1 de mayo y el 23 de junio de 2025. En el mes de mayo, aumentaron más del doble respecto a abril, llegando casi a 40, la cifra mensual más alta desde la caída del régimen de Al Asad cinco meses antes. Además, el EI asumió en mayo sus primeros ataques contra las nuevas autoridades.
El investigador jefe para Oriente Medio de ACLED, Muaz Al Abdullah, destaca que hay “un riesgo continuado de violencia sectaria en la transición siria, que se extiende más allá de la comunidad cristiana”. La comunidad alauí (una rama del islam a la que pertenecía Al Asad) ha sido la más golpeada con diferencia desde la caída del régimen.
Respecto al ataque contra la iglesia de Mar Elías, reivindicado por Saraya Ansar al Sunna, Al Abdullah cree que “si bien iba dirigido contra un grupo específico de la sociedad siria y una religión en particular, tuvo como blanco al mismo tiempo el nuevo Gobierno sirio. El experto explica a elDiario.es que el objetivo es el de ”socavar los esfuerzos para construir un nuevo Estado tras la caída del régimen de Al Asad y presentar al nuevo Gobierno como una entidad frágil y débil, incapaz de lograr la estabilidad civil y social. Por lo tanto, su objetivo principal es el Estado sirio emergente“.
Al Abdullah destaca que, además, el ataque pone el foco en “un tema de especial importancia en Occidente: la cuestión de las minorías”. Precisamente, Saraya Ansar al Sunna ha declarado que sus principales objetivos en Siria son las minorías. El experto agrega que esa agrupación suní radical no ha declarado abiertamente su lealtad al Estado Islámico, pero no se puede descartar una conexión entre ambos grupos. “Hemos visto escenarios similares con organizaciones que operaban principalmente bajo el Estado Islámico sin [haber declarado] una lealtad explícita” a este grupo.
Los últimos movimientos del EI, con el aumento de sus acciones en Siria desde mayo, “reflejan una respuesta adaptativa frente a una vigilancia más estricta y a la mayor presión de las fuerzas sirias e internacionales”, dice Al Abdullah en referencia tanto a las autoridades sirias como a los kurdosirios, que luchan contra el EI con el apoyo de EEUU. El analista afirma que el grupo sigue siendo mucho más débil que durante su auge entre 2014 y 2017, cuando estableció su califato en Siria y en Irak, pero no hay que olvidar “su constante ambición de recuperar su relevancia y perturbar la frágil transición política [ante] los riesgos que enfrenta el orden político emergente de Siria”.
El presidente interino de Siria, Ahmed al Sharaa, en París el 7 de mayo de 2025.
Combatientes yihadistas extranjeros
Ese orden político también está amenazado por la presencia de otros actores armados. Un reciente informe del centro de análisis e investigación Soufan (con sede en EEUU) sobre los combatientes extranjeros en Siria advierte de que los desarrollos de la transición en el país árabe tendrán implicaciones a largo plazo, no sólo a nivel local, sino para “el panorama de la amenaza terrorista en general”.
Los combatientes extranjeros (entre los que hay uigures, albaneses, uzbekos, tayikos, rusos, turcos, etc.) adquirieron una gran experiencia en la guerra civil Siria y enseñaron a sus compañeros locales a luchar frente a las fuerzas del régimen, explica el informe. Ahora pueden ser fundamentales en la formación del nuevo Ejército sirio, pero también “deben ser vigilados” porque podrían tener “objetivos futuros fuera de Siria”, alerta el centro Soufan.
Esos grupos de combate –de los que el informe excluye el Estado Islámico y Al Qaeda– “no sólo están altamente entrenados, sino que también están fuertemente motivados ideológica y religiosamente”. Además de cooperar entre sí, también han colaborado estrechamente con HTS y otros grupos sirios, y participaron directamente en la ofensiva que los rebeldes lanzaron en noviembre del año pasado en el noroeste de Siria y que acabó derrocando al régimen en Damasco.
“Muchos de los combatientes extranjeros en las filas de HTS llevan muchos años en Siria; algunos se han casado con mujeres sirias y han tenido hijos durante su estancia en el país. Si estas personas no se incorporan a las fuerzas armadas sirias, podrían unirse a Al Qaeda o al Estado Islámico”, señala el informe. “También existe la posibilidad muy real de que, si son abandonados, esos combatientes extranjeros podrían volverse contra el propio Gobierno interino sirio, desestabilizando al país en un momento crucial”.
“Para los grupos yihadistas y sus aliados extranjeros, el teatro de operaciones sirio ha sido un escenario donde entrenarse y adquirir experiencia, un paso crucial para expandir la lucha yihadista a otros teatros de operaciones”, destaca el centro Soufan. Ahora que la guerra en Siria ha terminado –aunque el informe recoge que los grupos siguen publicando fotos y vídeos de su entrenamiento militar en el país–, el objetivo que tienen es el de “regresar a sus países de origen y luchar para liberar sus tierras de aquellos a quienes consideran opresores”, al igual que antes lucharon contra Al Asad.
Recientemente, EEUU dio luz verde a la integración de algunos combatientes extranjeros en el Ejército sirio, en una división creada específicamente para ellos, junto a soldados sirios, después de que Trump pidiera a Al Sharaa su expulsión del país. La expulsión de miles de combatientes, yihadistas en su mayoría, no es factible para el Gobierno sirio y generaría inestabilidad tanto en Oriente Medio como en sus países de origen.
EEUU y las Fuerzas de Siria Democrática
Washington ha desempeñado un papel destacado en la lucha contra el EI en Siria desde hace una década y ha contado con un aliado sobre el terreno: las milicias mayoritariamente kurdas llamadas Fuerzas Democráticas de Siria (FSD). Las FSD operan en el noreste del país, donde los kurdosirios establecieron su autogobierno durante la guerra civil. Desde la caída del régimen siguen actuando contra el EI y gestionando los centros de dentención de excombatientes y sus familiares, como el campamento de Al Hol.
Combatientes de las Fuerzas de Siria Democrática en Alepo (Siria), en abril de 2025.
Las tropas de EEUU desplegadas en el noreste de Siria han empezado a retirarse desde que Trump volvió a la Casa Blanca el pasado enero. La Administración de Trump dijo en junio que reduciría su presencia militar de ocho a una sola base en Siria (todas ellas en la región controlada por las FSD).
El comandante de las FSD, Mazloum Abdi, declaró a la agencia de noticias Reuters que “la amenaza del Estado Islámico ha aumentado significativamente recientemente” y que unos pocos centenares de soldados estadounidenses no van a ser suficientes para hacer frente a dicha amenaza. “Este es el plan del Ejército estadounidense. Lo sabemos desde hace mucho tiempo... y estamos trabajando con ellos para asegurarnos de que no haya brechas [de seguridad] y de que podemos mantener la presión sobre el Estado Islámico”, afirmó.
Abdi aseguró que células del EI se han reactivado en varias ciudades sirias, incluida Damasco, y que un grupo de yihadistas extranjeros que en su día combatieron al régimen sirio se han unido a sus filas. También señaló que en medio del caos tras la caída del régimen los extremistas se hicieron con armas y municiones de las fuerzas armadas de Al Asad.
El analista Muaz Al Abdullah asegura que hay “muchas células durmientes” del EI en Siria que pueden actuar en distintos puntos del país, pero el grupo “actualmente no puede lanzar una gran campaña de reclutamiento ni atraer nuevos combatientes a sus filas”.
En una reunión histórica, la primera en 25 años entre los presidentes de EEUU y Siria, el mandatario estadounidense ha pedido a su homólogo sirio firmar la paz con Israel y cooperar en la lucha contra el terrorismo
Llamar a lo que hicieron USrael y Europa en Siria TRANSICION es una tomadura de pelo. Eso no fue ni modélico, ni de buena fe. Poner a un terrorista (auténtico no los que pintan fabricas) a dirigir un golpe de Estado,nunca salió bien.
La pensée ne pourra jamais résoudre ce qui émane de la pensée.Bien que je le sache parfaitement, je fais encore rouler ces pensées dans tous les sens en espérant les extraire de la boite crânienne …
"We are setting sail again. On July 13, 2025 our boat #Handala will depart from Siracusa, Italy to break Israel’s illegal blockade. This mission is for the children of Gaza.
Just weeks ago, Israeli forces illegally seized our boat #Madleen and abducted 12 unarmed civilians aboard her in international waters.
Since March, more than 6,572 Palestinians have been killed, over 23,000 injured, and hundreds shot while waiting for food. The children of Gaza now face famine, disease, and trauma few of us can imagine.
We are not governments. We are people taking action where institutions have failed. We are not backing down."
1. Dehumanizing rhetoric 2. First Gov searchable citizen list 3. Plan to mass revoke citizenships 4. Threats to mass deport citizens 5. Building more concentration camps 6. Explicit calls for mass killing 7. Disappearing to a torture complex 8. Shooting starving civilians seeking aid 9. Threat to revoke rival's citizenship 10. Police & military subordinated to ICE 11. US Gov Office of Ethnic Cleansing 12. Seizing property of persecuted groups
Αβι Μόγκραμπι, ισραηλινός σκηνοθέτης: «Η γενοκτονία των Παλαιστινίων διαρκεί εδώ και 77 χρόνια – Το Ισραήλ δεν υπήρξε ποτέ δημοκρατία» eksegersi.gr/politismos/avi-mo…
6 Ιούλ 2025, 05:55 - ΠΗΓΗ: l'Humanité Συνέντευξη στην Marie-José Sirach Ο ισραηλινός σκηνοθέτης Αβι Μόγκραμπι γεννήθηκε στο Τελ Αβίβ το 1956. Από πολύ νωρίς στράφηκε κατά των πολιτικών κατοχής της χώρας του.
you can add a garlic tablet and a olive leaf tablet for fibre. But as the other replier said, u also need energy, eg a bowl of brown rice with powdered vitamin garnish.
442 refugees arrived on #Crete, #Greece. Authorities transported the asylum seekers to #Rethimno harbour. Conditions dire - 40 degees Celsius, no shadow, no infrastructure to accomodate them. Greek authorities could do better, but they are not willing to "ruin tourist experience" by transporting the people in a proper, livable place.
Fans of Indiana Jones and Romancing The Stone cannot miss this beloved jungle adventure movie. A group of adventurers embarks on a quest to discover a legend...
An 83-year-old retired priest has been arrested for defying a newly enforced ban on pro-Palestinian group Palestine Action, just hours after the group was formally outlawed by the UK government.
1) The Supreme Court has ruled that anyone can be "un-naturalized", and anyone, including US citizens, can be deported, at any time for any reason, w/no inherent right to legal process.
2) The Congress has passed a bill funding ICE, an armed paramilitary beholden only to the president, by more than the budget of all other federal law enforcement *combined*. By more than the entire military budget of Brazil, or Russia.
All societies are hellholes at some level, given the incentive structures that underpin all of them
But West despite its unique & grand barbarity, has portrayed itself as the most moral society in the world, lecturing everyone about it & privileged segments (gated communities other privileged segments) from our societies migrating there telling both those inside West & outside, what a great society west is never stops being funny to me.
Ofcourse, when one is inside the gated community everyone outside looks like rabble. Thats the nature of perspective bias.
Reaching this point beyond what you are indoctrinated by others needs quite a lot of unlearning & asking fundamental question.
So many are so distracted by everything or burdened with responsibilities rotten society places on them, most have very little time to critically look at one's own society, leave along doing
Given rest of the incentives everyone in society gives i.e threat of violence from State & systematic greed that forms the foundation of every society, we live in shitty societies, yet perform the mental gymnastics to convince oneself that its not a shitty society (to avoid cognitive dissonance)
So much of people's life is spent in worrying about how to get STUFF & most are judged based on how much stuff they grabbed for
themselves. Everyone encouraged & rewarded for being a mini-Scrooge McDucks across society, who exist, live, grab little more oneself — whether it affects others adversely or not, thinking whatever one has grabbed for oneself & one's offspring is what matters in life.
Thats what each of our societies have been reduced to. Too many mini-Scrooge McDucks, being robbed by bigger Scrooge McDucks, while mini-Scrooge McDucks thinking their own
I'm attending IAU Symposium 399: Indigenous Astronomy in the Space Age this week. I really REALLY wanted to go in person (watching stars with elders by Uluru??!! ohhhh that was hard to say no to. But 30 hours of travel each way and a lot of carbon made it a little easier...)
It's already Monday morning in Australia, so it's starting! I will miss a lot of this live due to the large time zone difference and family visiting this week, but I'll try to share a few highlights! #IAUS399
I'm not really sure what to expect, but I have no doubt I will learn a lot from all of the talks. I'm giving a (recorded) talk later in the week about satellite pollution, and I sincerely hope to get some new perspectives, ideas, and alliances for fighting for dark sky access.
Starting off with a welcome from archeologist and Wurundjeri Elder Aunty Annette Xiberras, reminding everyone that Indigenous people in Australia (particularly women) had different rules applied to them until scary recently. She says this week is about celebrating what has been achieved and where archeology is going. Told a traditional Dreamtime story about the origin of the seven sisters.
Message: when you walk the land, you have a responsibility for the land and for the people. #IAUS399
Whoa cool! There's a website with Indigenous Australian sky knowledge that is set up for grades 5-12, so Australian (or international) teachers and share this knowledge appropriately and respectfully. ngarrngga.org/
Elder Marcia Langton talks about how so much knowledge about the patterns in the night sky was known to Indigenous people in Australia for thousands of years, before European scientists "told them about it". (Examples: Betelgeuse changing brightness, the ecliptic, celestial navigation)
To live and eat well as an Indigenous person in Australia for thousands of years required deep knowledge of astronomy. #IAUS399
WINNER – 2016 Indigenous Writer's Prize in the NSW Premier's Literary Awards
WINNER – 2016 Book of the Year in the NSW Premier's Literary Awards
SHORTLISTED – 2014 History Book Award in the Queensland Literary Awards
SHORTLISTED – 2014 Victorian Pre…
Alejandro Martin-Lopez (U. of Buenos Aires) talked about the relationship between the Moqoit people and the Campo del Cielo meteorite - they have known it came from the sky forever. He talks about how they are now handing down the traditional knowledge to the next generation, and their interactions with tourists who come to see the meteorite pieces. This is, needless to say, complicated! (Also Zoom made my computer crash twice during that talk, hopefully more stable after a reboot) #IAUS399
Very cool project presented by Susanne Hoffman about a great resource for stellarium and constellations and sky stories from many different cultures - meant for people who run planetarium shows, but useful for many people! xing.fmi.uni-jena.de/mediawiki… Plans to keep adding cultures and improving info #IAUS399
Georg Zotti, working on Stellarium which is 25 years old, and has now officially hit version 1.0! (Software developers, rejoice).Problem: some proper motions wrong, volunteer converted to Gaia catalog, now accurate for thousands of years (impt for archeoastronomy)
Note there are several versions of stellarium, web version doesn't have all this, only desktop version good for archeoastro. Lots of translation options (via community)+calendar options coming soon.
(Side note for myself: I have only ever used the web or mobile app version of Stellarium! I didn't realize they were so different. Guess I'm going to be installing and playing with the desktop version soon, it's got all sorts of cool extras!)
Elizabeth Brooker: using Stellarium for Torres Strait Islander astronomy, heliacal rising/setting of certain stars is important for rain/animal migration tracking. A challenge is some stars associated with this knowledge are unknown, but timing can give a few guesses.
I am totally being overly sensitive, but this slide background in an astro conf where I am presenting satellite pollution is making me sad!
Irma Hariawang talking about Borobudur Buddhist temple built around 900 CE, has lots of celestial symbols throughout. Have to reconstruct the sky above, use machine learning and compare with calculations and stellarium (the configuration of crescent moon/planets they were looking for happens fairly often) #IAUS399
Maitane Urrutia-Aparicio looking at funerary structures in Arabia - there are THOUSANDS of these across the desert, third millenium BCE, along pathways to oases. Use machine learning to look at orientation, shape of thousands of these (object feature identification). Very tentatively links orientations to star positions, but needs some archeological/ethnographic evidence to support this. #IAUS399
ok this is freaking cool, I did not know anything about these funerary structures, but you can see them very easily on satellite images! Look up Al Hait, Saudi Arabia
I'd really like to watch more of the talks, but they're on a lunch break for an hour and I will probably be very very tired by then. So...I might just have to watch the recordings tomorrow instead.
I have never used it, blush, I just went to the web version and cannot believe how many starlink satellites there are floating through the frame. Sheesh.
i would heartily recommend #TheFirstKnowledges” series as a sound introduction to the world-views of now-called-australia’s Indigenous peoples “The First Knowledges series offers an introduction to Indigenous knowledges in vital areas and their application to the present day and the future. Exploring practices such as #architecture and design, #LandManagement, #Medicine, #Astronomy and innovation, this six-book series brings together two very different ways of understanding the natural world: one ancient, the other modern. Each book is a collaboration between #Indigenous and non-Indigenous writers and editors. The series is edited by Margo Neale, senior Indigenous curator at the National Museum of #Australia.”
Titles in the series are
*Songlines: The Power and the Promise Weaving deeply personal storytelling with extensive research on mnemonics, this book offers unique insights into Indigenous traditional knowledges, how they apply today and how they could help all peoples thrive into the future.
*Design: Building on Country Aboriginal design is of a distinctly cultural nature, based in the Dreaming and in ancient practices grounded in Country.
*Country: Future Fire, Future Farming For millennia, Indigenous Australians harvested this continent in ways that can offer contemporary environmental and economic solutions. This book highlights the consequences of ignoring our history and details the remarkable agricultural and land-care techniques of First Nations peoples.
*Astronomy: Sky Country Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are the oldest scientists in human history. Explore the connections between Aboriginal environmental and cultural practices and the behaviour of the stars, and consider what must be done to sustain our dark skies, and the information they hold, into the future. This book issues a challenge for a new Australian design ethos, one that truly responds to the essence of Country and its people.
I got a lot out of reading First Knowledges Astronomy (thamesandhudson.com.au/product…). A few things really stood out for me: the shear number of features in the sky that First Nations people are familiar with, the tying together of stories with the movements of objects in the night sky with changes in the landscape (what the Emu in the sky is up to tells you what's going on down on the ground), and the general appreciation of the inter-connection between Land, Water and Sky Country.
Marcia Langton is a co-author of the book on Law in the same series. Another great read.
I never understood that idea of talk about grades instead of ages. Every country has their own rules for 6yo-18yo schooling and grades (in this and other senses too), and I have to make the conversion in my head, if I happen to know which system they're talking about.
It's White History Month again frens! Where we lean about the history and culture of our people. So share your knowledge or pick-up some more in this year's White History Month.
Yet another Ukrainian volunteer from Poltava who willingly offered himself as a sacrifice so that the #Kiev Nazi regime could earn a few more black millions.
He is ready to die for an actor who is collecting money in buckets and living la vida loca in London. Amazing how nobody mention this, ever when they talk bout the "heroe" Zelendski.
Leaders of the BRICS forum of emerging nations have opened their summit in Brazil by condemning Israeli attacks on Gaza.They also criticised the strikes on I...
BRICS has expanded to 20 countries - 10 members and 10 partners - after adding Vietnam. BRICS+ makes up 44% of world GDP (PPP) and 56% of global population. The US failed to divide China and Vietnam.
These convictions are part of #Azerbaijan authorities’ broader campaign to silence dissent, which intensified around the COP29 climate summit. hrw.org/news/2025/07/03/azerba…
On June 20, the Court of Grave Crimes in Azerbaijan’s capital Baku handed down severe prison sentences to a team of independent journalists from Abzas Media, an outlet known for its hard-hitting investigative journalism.
BRICS are not meant to clean up the mess that the West creates and then pretends not to see. Keep your criticism of your own government and your country's attitude.
@IAmSpartacus that's an interesting, albeit childish, view of how the world works.
Bravo to you for letting me know you exist, just so I can block you. Your opinions are of no use to me or the rest of the world, and I do hope, one day, you realise this
🚨🪖Hamas has released footage showing recent attacks by Al-Qassam Brigades on Israeli forces in and around Khan Younis, southern Gaza.
Israeli tanks and mi
"Two US contractors ... said the security staff hired were often unqualified, unvetted, heavily armed and seemed to have an open license to do whatever they wished." apnews.com/article/palestinian…
#Kommunisten und #Sozialisten denken nie daran, etwas zu erschaffen, sondern nur daran, wie sie etwas, das anderen gehört, in ihren Besitz bringen können. Das ist die #DNA des #Sozialismus.
Campos de concentración donde metian a los ciudadanos japoneses/USians. Curiosamente la única pelicula que produjo Hollywood "Bienvenido al Paraiso" la dirigió un británico. Añado que los Campos de detención desde tiempos de Clinton pasando Obama ya existían. Ahora este criminal lo enseña orgulloso y hasta con "merchandising"
Even when used as a monitor for your Mac, an LG or Samsung smart TV will periodically capture what's on screen and send it to company servers. Here's how to stop that terrible behavior.
https://appleinsider.
There are still enough homes with tvs on sizably that apple feels the need to continue to do this to those few remaining people????
I do have a tv, that's not a "smart" one, and it's not been used in over 5 years... When I get the living room setup decently, it'll be connected to our multizone DVD player only, because I'm not seeing enough decent things on tv for it to be sensible to subscribe to any of it.
Independent Girls & Nasty Evil Gays 🎵🎶 ♀️️🌈 Abandoning the kitchen Dancing in a pink parade Louder than they should be shouting horrible profanities, like We won't live in chains We won't be erased Those Independent Girls & Nasty Evil Gays
As mining operations evolve, so too does the need for more agile, efficient, and sustainable solutions for on-site aggregate processing. The introduction of mobile crushing units has been a game changer for many mining operations around the world. In particular, mobile stone crusher plant technologies have demonstrated strong potential in reducing logistical burdens, lowering operational costs, and improving adaptability in the field. But how effective are these machines in real-world mining scenarios? This article explores the performance of mobile crushers through the lens of field tests and site reports.
Advantages Of Mobile Stone Crusher Plants In Mining Areas
Field tests in various mining regions—from hard rock quarries to alluvial stone sites—consistently show that mobile stone crusher plants(planta de trituracion movil) outperform stationary units in terms of flexibility and efficiency. Their ability to relocate and operate directly at the mining site eliminates the need for hauling raw materials long distances to fixed crushers, thereby cutting fuel costs and labor time.
These mobile units are particularly effective in remote mining areas where infrastructure is limited. By reducing the dependency on external transport and batching facilities, operators can streamline workflow and improve productivity even in the most challenging conditions.
Crushing Different Materials: From Hard Rock To River Pebbles
Performance As A Gravel Crusher
One of the most common tasks in mining operations is the production of high-quality gravel for construction and road building. In field tests, mobile crushers equipped with jaw and cone modules consistently perform well as gravel crushers(trituradora de piedra para grava), processing materials such as granite, basalt, and limestone with high efficiency.
Thanks to their adjustable crushing ratios and real-time control systems, these units produce uniform grain sizes that meet strict grading requirements. This precision makes them ideal not only for large-scale road base production but also for concrete-grade aggregates.
Effectiveness As A Pebble Crusher
In some mining environments—especially in riverbed or coastal areas—the primary material is not rock but river stones or pebbles. Here, the machine’s ability to serve as a pebble crusher becomes crucial. Tests show that mobile impact or cone crushers with fine chamber designs can crush pebbles into usable aggregate sizes without generating excessive fines or dust.
This application is particularly important in mining areas where natural pebbles are abundant and need to be repurposed for infrastructure development or concrete batching. A well-configured mobile plant can handle these tasks without the need for additional secondary crushers.
Real-World Efficiency And Energy Savings
One of the most praised features of the mobile stone crusher plant is its energy efficiency during field operations. Field studies indicate a reduction of up to 30% in fuel consumption when compared to traditional hauling and fixed crushing models. This is largely due to the elimination of intermediate material handling and the integration of multiple crushing stages within one mobile unit.
Additionally, mobile systems equipped with hybrid or electric drives contribute to lower carbon emissions, a factor increasingly important in environmentally regulated mining zones.
Operator Feedback From Field Tests
Operators and site managers across various regions report that mobile crusher technologies significantly reduce downtime and simplify maintenance. Because the systems are designed with modular components, replacing wear parts or reconfiguring the setup for different material types can be done more quickly than with stationary systems.
Another critical advantage noted in field tests is automation. Advanced mobile plants come with intelligent control systems and remote monitoring, allowing operators to make real-time adjustments to crusher settings. This ensures consistent output quality and helps detect equipment stress before breakdowns occur.
Challenges And Considerations
While mobile crushers offer significant benefits, field testing has also revealed some challenges. For example, in areas with uneven terrain or extremely hard stone types, mobility and wear rates can become issues. Proper ground preparation and regular maintenance are essential to ensure long-term performance.
Furthermore, operators must be trained to manage the more sophisticated control systems often found in modern mobile plants. However, with short learning curves and built-in user interfaces, most teams adapt quickly.
Conclusion
Field tests confirm that mobile stone crusher plant technologies offer highly effective solutions for on-site aggregate production in mining areas. Whether functioning as a gravel crusher or a pebble crusher(trituradora de piedra de río), these machines deliver consistent results in terms of output quality, energy savings, and operational flexibility.
Their performance in real-world mining environments has solidified their role as an essential part of modern quarry and aggregate workflows. As the industry continues to prioritize sustainability and efficiency, mobile crushers are set to become the preferred choice for mining operators around the globe.
Do any #Linux/#KDE users have an idea why an app, on a #KDEPlasma desktop, might start fine on the terminal, and application launcher, but not on #KRunner?
This has been happening for a long time now for me with #virt-manager - tho that wasn't the case in the past for just as long. That being said, IIRC it's happened with the application launcher too, tho that works for me atm, but KRunner almost always fails to launch it - only the app icon appears to be loading on the dock/panel, then it disappears.
When it does happen, journalctl would report this error:
Now that I've re-read you commend, it looks like some sort of environment variable contamination. By any chance, did you put a few lines of code that uses an alternative python version manager? Or do you use terminal in login/non-login mode?
What distro is this? Perhaps you may need to use one of the package management cleaning commands? Btw, this seems to be a python issue - you're missing the Python package for libvirt. Ideally, it should be a direct dependency to the package (virt-manager) that you're using.
By the way, you can find the documentary "To kill a war machine" in your favourite TORRRENT place. Download and share. #PalestineAction #ToKillAWarMachine
#Brit gov made a fucking mess of their minds about who the terrorists are
Brit politics has always been the worst in the world but now it's so bad that it's even affecting #UK citizens themselves.
Here the Brit clown Starmer arrests an 83 year old woman as a terrorist for being at an anti-genocide protest, just a day after Foreign Secretary met with the founder of #AlQaeda in #Syria.
#PressFreedom / Police raids journalist’s house in Brussels without showing warrant
What are the chances that this is connected to #Israel’s ongoing genocide in #Gaza?
[…] The 82-old journalist, who also is a historian who has written books about human rights and the roots of the EU, has been advised to avail himself of an experienced lawyer to find out why his belongings were seized and to protect his legal rights.
“If we defeat the government’s attempts to destroy our organization, victory in our fight against Elbit is near,” a spokesperson for Palestine Action told us this week. “If they do proscribe us, then let a thousand Palestine Actions bloom.”
Writers Against the War on Gaza July 2, 2025
On Friday, June 20, two members of Palestine Action rode into the UK’s largest military base on e-scooters, carrying a Palestinian flag and fire extinguishers filled with red paint. After spray-painting two military airplanes, effectively (if temporarily) grounding them both, the actionists escaped. This bold direct action forced the media to cover what it had long ignored: the participation of the Royal Air Force in the war on Gaza. On Wednesday, July 2, a humiliated and reactionary British parliament voted to proscribe Palestine Action as a “terrorist” organization, threatening members and supporters with up to 14 years of prison.
The same moribund empire that first authorized the Zionist project in 1917 continues to abet mass death and displacement in Palestine. The UK’s F-35 jet fighter program supplies 15% of the components making up Israel’s warplanes — including ejector seats, rear fuselage, active interceptor systems, targeting lasers, and weapon release cables. Its bases in Cyprus are likely waypoints for the transfer of arms to the genocidal state, and the R.A.F. itself flies planes over Gaza to provide the Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) with intelligence.
In the five years since its founding, and particularly over the past 20 months, Palestine Action has put the death-dealers on notice like no other political organization in the U.K. or the U.S. By strategically and systematically targeting Elbit Systems, Israel’s largest arms company, they have already brought about the closure of several Elbit factories; forced dozens of companies and contractors to cut ties with Elbit; and helped bring about a “debanking crisis” for the entire so-called defense industry.
Proscription would endanger the whole of the Palestine solidarity movement, criminalizing word and deed alike. It would punish not only members but supporters of Palestine Action: To publicly praise their brave acts would be to risk a 14-year prison sentence. We call on our British readers to take this risk. The label of “terrorist” has long been wielded by Western powers to brand their sins onto all those who challenge their impunity. In this way, it is an honor.
But the epithet is also a threat. It is through this designation that the West has justified the imprisonment and slaughter of journalists, activists, poets, musicians and cultural workers throughout the history of our movements. We must remind ourselves and the world that terrorism is the true legacy of Western imperialism and colonization, and resistance is the real counter-terrorism.
Palestine Action has offered us a template for resistance in the imperial core, for an insurgency that strikes unflinchingly at the supply chain of death. Proscription may force the organization to formally disband, but it cannot stop the action happening everywhere, every day, in the name of Palestine.
The entire movement must defy the draconian criminalization of resistance, which haunts us with the specter of incarceration. We cannot allow fear to distance us from our conscience or our will. Thousands of political prisoners — many who are Palestinian, others who have been radicalized by Palestine — have already shown us that while the cost of resistance can be high, it can never outweigh the power of a united front. The effectiveness and popularity of anticolonial resistance is why organizations like Samidoun and Palestine Action have been targeted by fascist governments and other counterinsurgent forces attempting to divide the movement with fearmongering and hysterical finger-pointing. As Samidoun wrote in their July 2, 2025 statement of solidarity with Palestine Action, “The British colonial mandate was the first to introduce ‘administrative detention’ — imprisonment without charge or trial — to occupied Palestine, a policy enthusiastically adopted by their Zionist colonial successors.”
Almost two years into this genocide, the Zionist and Western powers have sent clear signals to the world that their final solution is the extermination of the Palestinian people in Gaza and beyond. Day after day, we see images too horrific to comprehend and hear the unforgettable screams of children. But as Israel’s attacks intensify, so does our conviction. Popular support for the Palestinian cause continues to build, both despite and because of escalating fascist repression. Hundreds of people have joined Palestine Action in the past 10 days. “If we defeat the government’s attempts to destroy our organization, victory in our fight against Elbit is near,” the group’s spokesperson, Max Geller, told us this week. “If they do proscribe us, then let a thousand Palestine Actions bloom.”
There have been significant attempts to isolate Palestine Action by liberal forces within the movement. We maintain that — as with resistance in occupied Palestine — there must be a visible, aboveground movement that serves as a popular cradle for underground militancy. WAWOG will always stand with militants in the imperial core. We call on all people of conscience to do the same.
Death, death to the IOF.
Free Palestine.
A version of this statement appears in the eighteenth issue of The New York War Crimes, out July 4, 2025.
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Did you notice on that clip how much worse they treated the black guy? I saw another clip yesterday from the Berlin u-Bahn, and it was exactly the same with a German-Asian lady.
How nice. Brown skin & curly hair gets you two officers choking you & sneaking punches into your ribs. Pale skin gets you courteously escorted out in peace. 🤨
I bought some XRP when I first heard about it in 2021, I think I got it for like 25 cents or something. I wish I had got more lol. I mostly just bought Bitcoin back when I was into crypto.
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Una idea para construir un mundo un poco mejor. Cuando encontréis un contenido que os indigne profundamente evitad compartirlo. Si necesitáis responder podéis hacerlo sin difundir el contenido.
Por ejemplo con lo de que nos sobran bosques. Es algo que intentan instalar en el imaginario colectivo, no sé muy bien quién, no sé muy bien con qué interés.
Es evidente que no tenemos tantos bosques y que no sobran. Pero si desde la indignación compartimos el argumentario del que dice que sobran lo instalamos en el imaginario colectivo. El personal tiene argumentos para argumentar en ese sentido y acabamos pensando que sobran bosques.
La alternativa es explicar qué es un bosque, por qué necesitamos más y mejores bosques. A ser posible obviando el argumentario contrario que, quien más quien menos ya conoce y ha tropezado con él.
Quizá no es el mejor ejemplo, pero es lo que intenté hacer en su día con esta entrada en mi blog: productordesostenibilidad.es/2…
Members of a Deutsche Welle television crew in the West Bank were attacked by fascist settlers, according to a statement from German service. To guarantee the safety of the media personnel, the #German government pleaded the #Zionists at the same time as it attacks and arrests every German citizen who opposes the #Genocide
"... our leaders and all businesses and organisations need to stop fearing the Israel lobby and being intimidated by it. ... Jews not in the Israel lobby camp say enough is enough and Australia should act decisively and loudly in not giving Israel a leave-pass ..." johnmenadue.com/post/2025/07/j… @palestine
Readers may recall a piece published here on Pearls and Irritations (J’accuse!... the Jew who accuses his fellow Jews of being antisemites on 23 February, 2025 — in which I wrote about an offensive tweet Mark Leibler (lawyer and leader of AIJAC) post…
This horrendous thought @tsyum is talking about here is in fact for many MAGA voters the explicit goal of all this immigration cruelty, except for the job market instead of used cars:
“fewer immigrants → smaller labor supply → $$$ for me yay”
If you say something like, "ICE raids have been a complete game changer for the used car market. Get on facebook marketplace before the market recorrects," may you fall quickly and die a slow, miserable death.
And the most recent jobs report has many hints that ICE is indeed having that desired effect: in an otherwise stagnant or contracting labor market, there was job group in leisure and hospitality, private health care, and (somewhat less) construction — all job markets with a concentration of immigrant labor.
I am not an economist and this is not a proper analysis — grain of salt, please! — but a quick skim of these stats is at least superficially consistent with a good chunk of current job growth coming from decreased immigrant participation in the labor force.
In a move alarmingly close to outright chattel slavery, there is talk of ICE capturing immigrants and then •selling them back to their former employers•, presumably under much-worsened employment conditions.
Leave aside for the moment that both of those plans are morally horrendous. That matters, it’s the thing that matters most, but leave it aside for just long enough to notice:
The topic above is a prime example. There are two MAGA constituencies here — employers and workers — who think they’re about to get exactly opposite things. Both are going along with the ICE program because they think they’re the ones who will really get what they want in the end. At least one of them is going to get screwed over.
We need to find these fracture points, stick dynamite in them, and blow them up.
Those people who want exactly different things out of ICE? Pit them against each other. Figure out how. We don’t have to wait to see what happens; tell them now, like a broken records, exactly how they’re going to get screwed over.
You think ICE is going to “bring the jobs back?” Bullshit. They’re gearing up to sell imprisoned immigrants back to employers as slave prisoners who work for free. You think your wages are going up? You’re a sucker. Your wages are going down.
You think ICE is going to sell you imprisoned immigrants as cheap labor? Bullshit. They’re too beholden to the radical white supremacist extremists. Those people will •never• let those immigrants stay in the country. ICE is going to steal your labor force and you won’t get them back.
I fear some of them may have a plan for managing that contradiction; that white labor pool only needs fooled for a few months. They’re buying a bit of consent now to bridge them into the next crunch.
Concentration camps stateside to lease convict labor, concentration camps abroad to traffic people permanently - why both? The white nationalist project. Impoverish & criminalize en masse, exile non-whites to a new worst outcome, remake a frightened, paler, part-convict labor pool.
@cwicseolfor I mean…maybe? It takes an extraordinary amount of squinting to imagine all of that working out.
There’s an almost compulsive urge on the part of the Thoughtful Left in these situations to figure how to resolve the contradiction, how to square the circle, how to say that these people really are all the same — and that’s just doing the right’s work for them! We’ve got to stop that!
Focus on what you said on your subsequent post: the cracks are there, the window of opportunity is short, they’re feeding the base a fantasy, and we need to FUD that fantasy to death.
This is still a strategic opportunity to break the coalition because it’s showing that they absolutely will cannibalize each other the moment they see a chance. The cracks are there. But the window of opportunity feels very short; they’re still feeding a racist base the comforting fantasy that they’d only treat Other People that way, and that base has hardly ever caught on before, because even as their material conditions worsened, things were usually worse for minorities *faster.*
World leaders must take “immediate, unprecedented action” to prevent devastating climate tipping points, experts say. The Global Tipping Points Conference is taking place in Exeter this week, and almost 200 delegates have endorsed a statement
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#Israel / The state has informed the Supreme Court that it will continue to ban foreign and Israeli journalists from entering Gaza to report freely on the situation
This ban has been in place since October 2023, with multiple legal challenges filed by the Foreign Press Association (#FPA). While some limited access with military escort has been granted, Israel maintains that free movement for journalists poses unacceptable security risks.
The FPA has stated journalists will bear responsibility for any harm they face in Gaza, but Israel disputes this, fearing potential legal challenges and risks to operational security.
A court hearing on the FPA's petition is now scheduled for October 23rd, over a year after the initial request.
[...] The FPA's petition, filed approximately ten months ago, was originally scheduled for a hearing last April. However, the hearing was postponed due to "court calendar constraints." Subsequent hearings planned for May and June were also canceled, in part due to Israel's attack on #Iran.
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Analysis: "Tony Blair Institute linked to Gaza plan condemned as ethnic cleansing".
"Documents show TBI staff were involved in discussions on a Gaza plan condemned for promoting ethnic cleansing."
"A British charity associated with former prime minister Tony Blair displays a map on its website including the occupied Golan Heights, West Bank and Gaza Strip as part of Israel."
The Tony Blair Institute (TBI) has been linked to a project widely condemned for proposing the ethnic cleansing of Gaza, involving a sweeping postwar redevelopment of the besieged Strip.
David Suzuki says something I believe: it's too late to save the civilization we're used to, but not too late to save some of your neighbors for a while. Some quotes:
"Q: You’ve been quoted many times over the last couple decades saying it’s not too late to tackle climate change, so when did you come to this realization that the battle is lost?
A: It’s been coming all along.
We had previously said that the choice with climate change was mitigation and adaptation, and people began saying 20 years ago that we had to talk about adaptation. Other people said we can’t talk about adaptation because that acknowledges that climate change is real and impacting people. Well, we’re way past the time when we should have been thinking about adaptation.
[....]
For me, what we’ve got to do now is hunker down. The units of survival are going to be local communities, so I’m urging local communities to get together. Finland is offering a great example because the Finnish government has sent a letter to all of their citizens warning of future emergencies, whether they’re earthquakes, floods, droughts, or storms. They’re going to come and they’re going to be more urgent and prolonged.
Governments will not be able to respond on the scale or speed that is needed for these emergencies, so Finland is telling their citizens that they’re going to be at the front line of whatever hits and better be sure you’re ready to meet it. Find out who on your block can’t walk because you’re going to have to deal with that. Who has wheelchairs? Who has fire extinguishers? Where is the available water? Do you have batteries or generators?"
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Zionists in Australia - for a very small community - have created a raft of Zionist organisations to promote their ideology and support an apartheid state. These orgs give them letterheads and titles: Director, Chairman, President, CEO. And the doors of Australian institutions open wide to titular heads wearing suits. This is what they are selling. Humiliation for Palestinians and ethnic cleansing. One day, the descendants of Jewish people will resent them for the burden they impose of future generations of Jews for supporting a genocide in the name of the Jewish people. Unlike the Germans, Israelis will not be able to claim ignorance.
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This 88-year-old Palestinian grandmother was punched in the face by an Israeli soldier after she refused to leave her home.
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@MaryKostakidis
Zionists in Australia - for a very small community - have created a raft of Zionist organisations to promote their ideology and support an apartheid state. These orgs give them letterheads and titles: Director, Chairman, President, CEO. And the doors of Australian institutions open wide to titular heads wearing suits. This is what they are selling. Humiliation for Palestinians and ethnic cleansing. One day, the descendants of Jewish people will resent them for the burden they impose of future generations of Jews for supporting a genocide in the name of the Jewish people. Unlike the Germans, Israelis will not be able to claim ignorance.
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This 88-year-old Palestinian grandmother was punched in the face by an Israeli soldier after she refused to leave her home.
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in reply to eldiario.es • • •Eso no fue ni modélico, ni de buena fe.
Poner a un terrorista (auténtico no los que pintan fabricas) a dirigir un golpe de Estado,nunca salió bien.