It is easy to overlook, but attentive visitors to George and Martha Washington’s tomb at Mount Vernon will notice a small stone above their graves,...Kevin Roberts (The Daily Signal)
The university says it’s cracking down on campus anti-Semitism. Instead, it’s going after a student for publicly expressing his faith.City Journal
the US should just shut off access to social media for europe.
1. it would be actually good for peoples nerves
2. EUrocrats will instantly BEG to get it back
3. nobody would return to the mass media nonetheless, it's obvious they are in lock-step with the governments
China names three NSA employees as causing large cyberattacks on China's infrastructure in February 2025.
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China accused the United States National Security Agency (NSA) on Tuesday of launching "advanced" cyberattacks during the Asian Winter Games in February...Laurie Chen, Farah Master and Liz Lee (Yahoo News)
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What Harvard could lose in its battle with the Trump administration
https://www.washingtonpost.com/education/2025/04/15/harvard-federal-funding-trump-administration/?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub
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When I use translation software it's either to double check my extremely bad Spanish, to use simple common words to try to communicate and to get the basic outline of another language text. I do my best to try to work around the shortcomings. Using translation software on Yu-Gi-Oh cards is wildly inaccurate and there isn't even that much to them compared to a lot of other things you'd want to use it for!
A little bit of tech literacy could go a long way I feel....
The Creature got new TAP cards~~ 🚍 💳
#GoMetro #LAMetro #LosAngeles #Plushtodon #Merchtodon #Photo #Photography
Well, I did, but the Creature backed me up. Supporting public transportation, one cute little payment card at a time!
T R E A S O N
IMMEDIATELY ARREST FOR CONSPIRACY TO OVERTHROW THE USG THE FOLLOWING AND BRING THEM IN FOR QUESTIONING:
Barack Obama
John Brennan
Jim Clapper (he’ll talk)
Susan Rice
Jim Comey (he’ll talk)
Andrew McCabe (he’ll talk)
This is full blown Treason!
Yes, you’re damn right, I’m biased about this but if these people aren’t held accountable, they’ll do it again and again and again.
These are communist thugs who use the idea of the ends justifying the means. But what is at grave risk is our country. The United States of America will only remain great if we maintain two examples our founders showed us by their actions.
ACCOUNTABILITY—something they all held themselves to and, COURAGE—something they all demonstrated.
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!
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minha campanha na #copadomundodesilvas é pela MARTA óbvio
TEM PERFIS NESSA REDE SOCIAL SENDO PAGOS PELA GLOBO LIXO PRA PROMOVER UMA SILVA GLOBAL
se recuse
MARTA VAI LEVAR A COPA
(chupa Neymar)
at a “retro games” store. (They even had wiiu, xbox360, and I think also ps3 systems
. )There was one more wiimote but it was the original model that didn't have a gyroscope so I did not buy it. Thank you for reading my blog post.
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This is nearly as much an abomination as a tranny.
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General Motors on Monday revealed a new all-electric Chevrolet Corvette concept car as part of the opening of a new design studio in England.Michael Wayland (CNBC)
Some odd jokes to share, from a Pregnancy Q and A sheet:
Q: Should I have a baby after 35?
A: No, 35 children is enough
Q: I'm two months pregnant now. When will my baby move?
A: With any luck, right after he finishes college.
Q: What is the most reliable method to determine a baby's sex?
A: Childbirth
Q: My childbirth instructor says it's not pain I'll feel during labor, but pressure. Is she right?
A: Yes, in the same way that a tornado might be called an air current.
Q: Do I have to have a baby shower?
A: Not if you change the baby's diaper very quickly
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Shocking : New york times defends a conspiracy theory
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5 fracking years guys..
Since scientists first began playing around with dangerous pathogens in laboratories, the world has experienced four or five pandemics, dependingNew York Times (DNYUZ)
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Christians beware. If he's coming after academia's tax exempt status for pushing back against his agenda, then he has no choice but to also come after churches who don't support him. You're next! #USPol
(Note that thanks to the Fediverse I now distinguish between "Christians" and "followers of Christ" because the two aren't the same anymore.)
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>Meanwhile, according to the disclosure and records of internal communications, members of the DOGE team asked that their activities not be logged on the system and then appeared to try to cover their tracks behind them, turning off monitoring tools and manually deleting records of their access
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It’s obviously not a proxy war when literally thousands of soldiers from #NATO #countries have been #killed inside undisputed Russian territory. The Russians released a report on bodies recovered from the #Kursk incursion; these are #fatalities, not casualties.
In just a few months, NATO lost nearly as many soldiers as the so-called “Coalition of the Willing” did in eight years of invading and occupying Iraq. The USA didn’t lose a proxy war in Ukraine, it lost an actual war; remember, these are just the fatalities from one single Ukrainian offensive.
It’s obviously not a proxy war when literally thousands of soldiers from NATO countries have been killed inside undisputed Russian territory.VD (Vox Popoli)
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🇨🇦 If Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives win the federal election, they will move at lightening speed to shrink the size of public service.
The American and Argentinian right-wing governments have used a similar approach to reduce public spending and regulation by eradicating whole government agencies and departments.
#MapleMAGA #ottawa #cdnpoli #canada #elxn45
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Time is of the essence to reduce the federal budget for Stephen Harper's former chief of staff Ian Brodie.Matteo Cimellaro (Ottawa Citizen)
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“It’s not good for Europe to be the permanent security vassal of the United States.” So says JD Vance during a phone conversation with UnHerd on Monday, his first major interview with a European outlet since taking office as Vice President. The backdrop is a week of turmoil on financial markets triggered by President Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs.
The decision to apply (and then partially rescind) hefty tariffs on European allies — combined with a barrage of harsh statements about Europe from Vance, both public ones and leaked private messages — has left many on the Continent wondering whether America can still be thought of as a friend.
Vance’s answer: yes, provided European leaders are prepared to assume a more independent role on the international stage, and to be more responsive to their own voters, especially when it comes to the question of immigration.
“I love Europe,” Vance tells me in a wide-ranging interview from his office in the West Wing, showcasing a diplomatic side that has not always been front and centre. “I love European people. I’ve said repeatedly that I think that you can’t separate American culture from European culture. We’re very much a product of philosophies, theologies, and of course the migration patterns that came out of Europe that launched the United States of America.”
Europe’s leaders are a different matter. Take Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky, who, in a recent interview with the American TV programme 60 Minutes, charged Vance with “somehow justifying” Russia’s invasion of his country.
Vance counters this by referring to his condemnations of Moscow’s actions since 2022. But he adds: “I’ve also tried to apply strategic recognition that if you want to end the conflict, you have to try to understand where both the Russians and the Ukrainians see their strategic objectives. That doesn’t mean you morally support the Russian cause, or that you support the full-scale invasion, but you do have to try to understand what are their strategic red lines, in the same way that you have to try to understand what the Ukrainians are trying to get out of the conflict.”
“I think it’s sort of absurd for Zelensky to tell the [American] government, which is currently keeping his entire government and war effort together, that we are somehow on the side of the Russians.” That kind of rhetoric, Vance says, “is certainly not productive”.
Beyond Ukraine, the American Vice President worries that European leaders are still failing to reckon with 21st-century realities on immigration, integration, and security.
“It’s not good for Europe to be the permanent security vassal of the United States.”
Vance says: “We’re very frustrated — ‘we’ meaning me, the President, certainly the entire Trump administration — that European populations keep on crying out for more sensible economic and migration policies, and the leaders of Europe keep on going through these elections, and keep on offering the European peoples the opposite of what they seem to have voted for.”
Immigration is at the heart of Vance’s palpable frustration with European leaders. He argues that, as in the United States, open-borders policies handed down from on high are poisonous to democratic trust. As Vance notes, “the entire democratic project of the West falls apart when the people keep on asking for less migration, and they keep on being rewarded by their leaders with more migration.”
Europe’s other blind spot, Vance says, is security. “The reality is — it’s blunt to say it, but it’s also true — that Europe’s entire security infrastructure, for my entire life, has been subsidised by the United States of America.” As recently as a quarter-century ago, “you could say that Europe had many vibrant militaries, at least militaries that could defend their own homelands”.
Fast-forward to today, Vance says, and “most European nations don’t have militaries that can provide for their reasonable defence”. True, “the British are an obvious exception, the French are an obvious exception, the Poles are an obvious exception. But in some ways, they’re the exceptions that prove the rule, that European leaders have radically underinvested in security, and that has to change.”
Vance’s message to the Continent, he says, is the same one delivered by Charles de Gaulle at the height of the Cold War, when the French president insisted on a healthy dose of independence from Washington. De Gaulle “loved the United States of America, but [he] recognised what I certainly recognise, that it’s not in Europe’s interest, and it’s not in America’s interest, for Europe to be a permanent security vassal of the United States”.
What the Vice President had not made clear before this interview is that he would prefer to see a strong and independent Europe precisely because it could then act as a better check against the foreign-policy missteps of the Americans.
He says: “I don’t think that Europe being more independent is bad for the United States — it’s good for the United States. Just going back through history, I think — frankly — the British and the French were certainly right in their disagreements with Eisenhower about the Suez Canal.”
Vance also alludes to his own experience as a combat veteran of the Iraq War. “Something I know a little bit more personally: I think a lot of European nations were right about our invasion of Iraq. And frankly, if the Europeans had been a little more independent, and a little more willing to stand up, then maybe we could have saved the entire world from the strategic disaster that was the American-led invasion of Iraq.”
Bottom line: “I don’t want the Europeans to just do whatever the Americans tell them to do. I don’t think it’s in their interest, and I don’t think it’s in our interests, either.”
Talking about the UK specifically, Vance puts great emphasis on the place it occupies in the affections of President Trump — with a trade deal highly likely as a result.
“We’re certainly working very hard with Keir Starmer’s government” on a trade deal, Vance says. “The President really loves the United Kingdom. He loved the Queen. He admires and loves the King. It is a very important relationship. And he’s a businessman and has a number of important business relationships in [Britain]. But I think it’s much deeper than that. There’s a real cultural affinity. And of course, fundamentally America is an Anglo country.” Thus, “I think there’s a good chance that, yes, we’ll come to a great agreement that’s in the best interest of both countries”.
Other European states are likely to reach new trade arrangements too, though the climb might be steeper. Already, “with the United Kingdom, we have a much more reciprocal relationship than we have with, say, Germany… While we love the Germans, they are heavily dependent on exporting to the United States but are pretty tough on a lot of American businesses that would like to export into Germany.”
The administration’s lodestar will be “fairness”, Vance says. “I think it will lead to a lot of positive trade relationships with Europe. And again, we very much see Europe as our ally. We just want it to be an alliance where Europeans are a little more independent, and our security and trade relationships are gonna reflect that.”
As financial markets have whipsawed in recent weeks, it has not been clear what success looks like from the administration’s point of view. I ask Vance how he will judge the tariff policy in the long term. “What we want to see is lower trade deficits, really across the board,” says Vance. “Sometimes, a trade deficit makes sense. Like, America doesn’t produce bananas. So obviously, we’re gonna be importing bananas, not exporting bananas. So with certain product categories and maybe even with some countries, a small trading deficit can be justified.”
The status-quo system as a whole, however, is intolerable from the White House’s point of view. “What the global trading system has led to,” complains Vance, “is large and persistent trade deficits across product categories, with the gross majority of countries really using the United States [home market] to absorb their surplus exports. That’s been bad for us. It’s been bad for American manufacturers. It’s been bad for workers. And God forbid, if America ever fought a future war, it would be bad for America’s troops.”
But before he became a politician, Vance was a venture capitalist. Has he had heart-sinking moments watching his own portfolio sink into the red in recent weeks? He sounds unfazed.
“Any implementation of a new system is fundamentally going to make financial markets jittery,” says Vance. “The President has been very consistent that this is a long-term play… Now, of course, you have to be responsive to what the business community is telling you, what workers are telling you, what bond markets are telling you. These are all variables that we have to be responsive to” in order to “make the policy successful”.
But Vance says the administration can’t govern for the stock market alone. “No plan is, you know, going to be implemented perfectly… We’re very cognisant of the fact that we live in a complicated world where nobody else’s decisions are static. But the fundamental policy is to rebalance global trade, and I think the President has been very clear and persistent on that.”
Even as adjustments and delays to tariffs seem to have soothed markets and allies, for now, the Trump administration is bent on applying its brand of shock therapy 2.0 to the international system. The goal, of course, is nearly the diametrical opposite of the original therapy: while shock therapy 1.0 goaded the world to follow America into adopting neoliberal globalisation and to follow Washington on its military adventures, this one is aimed at reversing both outcomes.
Yet it can be no less discomfiting to live through the change — not just in the policy orientation, but how it’s communicated: not least by a very-online Millennial Vice President who revels in online debate. Does he think he tweets too much? Eyebrows were certainly raised in Europe when he took the time to get into a Twitter dispute with podcaster Rory Stewart.
Vance laughs. “There are many blessings to this job. One unquestioned downside is that I very much live in a bubble. I’m surrounded by Secret Service agents. It’s very hard for a random person to walk up to me — in fact, it’s damned-near impossible. I see social media as a useful, albeit imperfect, way to stay in touch with what’s going on in the country at large… I probably spend way less time on Twitter than I did six months ago, and that’s probably good for me.”
All told, the Trump-Vance administration’s commitment to turning the page on globalisation as we knew it runs deeper than allies and adversaries alike might imagine. As Vance says: “We’re not on anybody’s side, we’re on America’s side.”
#politique #économie #numérique #souveraineté
La question de l'usage est au cœur de toutes les discussions en France, car elle permet à des non-techniciens de transformer l'informatique en storytelling.«Il faut utiliser la data pour créer de la valeur.»
Cette phrase vide permet de projeter l'illusion de compréhension d'une révolution qu'on ne maîtrise pas.
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L'acte de créer du nouveau code est en danger.Tariq KRIM (Éditions Cybernetica)
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So why is Microsoft insisting on pushing out a feature it is very clear users just do not want? What is the point of it? It just does not make any sense. Recall makes no sense. It is one of rather many functions that Microsoft wants to force people into using.
Personally I also do not want Copilot on my computer and the idea that there can be a key on my keyboard that I can press that will enable by mistake it is not what I would think most people want.
I believe that there should be a very clear line between what is on your computer and what is in the cloud. Forcing people to log into a Microsoft online account to use their computer is crazy. Having people mistakenly enabling OneDrive is another disaster.
I guess this is all a great opportunity for Linux.
#Microsoft #Spyware #Recall #Windows #Linux #Computer
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Recall had been dubbed a "privacy nightmare" but has made changes since its original launch was pulled.Imran Rahman-Jones (BBC News)
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for the benefit of recent enquiries, you can find some additional band info here - http://www.indiana45s.com/indiana45s_detail.php?recordID=924&group=Mogen%2...YouTube
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Higher Authorities - Colour (Official Audio) Taken from the debut album 'Neptune' out now. Order at iTunes here: http://smarturl.it/NeptuneDLOrder at Domino ...YouTube
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I wrote a medium-length post about my indecisions with the new website I’m building. I’m torn on how much I want to engineer it vs keeping it simple and future proof.
Genuinely interested in other people’s thoughts, if you have a couple minutes to read it.
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Welcome to Frankenstein Country, home of Mykie Frankenstein.frankenstein.country
@benda
@kel had a brilliant suggestion of publishing it as an ebook in order to be future proof. Since I’m already converting markdown to html it wouldn’t be much more difficult to also convert it into markup that can generate an ebook. And that ebook could be an epub, pdf, or html.
I’ll also likely have full text RSS too 😁
Bonsoir à toutes et tous,
Vu l'énorme quantité de spam à laquelle fait face #diaspora-fr je n'ai malheureusement pas d'autre choix pour le moment que de mettre en pause les inscriptions. Cela me désole car je souhaite offrir diaspora* au plus grand nombre, mais sur les dizaines de comptes qui s'inscrivent chaque jour, seul quelques uns d'entre eux sont de vrais utilisateurs.
J'espère qu'en fermant temporairement les inscriptions les robots se rendront compte qu'ils ne fonctionnent plus et seront stoppés, et je rouvrirai alors les inscriptions.
En attendant, vos amis peuvent toujours s'inscrire car au lien de partage que vous pouvez leur donner, disponible dans le menu de gauche "invitez vos amis" sur la page principale.
Bonne journée,
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Many thanks to @xylander of @audiointerface for featuring my track ‘Paper Flowers’ in The Ambient Hour 005. The whole show is full of wonderful selections (as always) and I’m honoured that my music was included.
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#ambient #FediMusic #AudioInterface #TheAmbientHour #radio #AmbientMusic
Sixty minutes of relaxing music to unwind, de-stress or just sleep towww.audiointerface.org
After listening to The Ambient Hour, if you would like to hear my track again, you can listen to Paper Flowers on my Bandcamp page here:
‘Common Sense Matters’: Orbán’s Hungary Passes Constitutional Amendment Banning Public LGBT Events
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Hungary's recent constitutional amendment, spearheaded by Viktor Orbán, significantly restricts public LGBT events, raising critical questions about civil rights and the nation's political direction.Paul Serran (Where Hope Finally Made a Comeback)
...he bow of the reck but that's just me and my warped sense of humor. Subscribe to @humans_suck on MindsMinds
Just left Instagram & Facebook and it feels AMAZINGGGG.
Updated my blog post, with more info & resources for people wishing to do the same.
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updated post with more info and resources! 🚫 Byeeeee I left Meta on April 15th, 2025. I’m hoping other music heads, friends & family will join me elseMeljoann.
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I've got a new track out tomorrow.
The group I'm a part of are releasing "Not Bonk What I Call Wave: Remixes Vol 2", our second compilation of remixes of tracks from previous releases.
There'll be a livestream premiering the entire release at party.bonkwave.org/
19:00 UTC / 20:00 BST / 21:00 CEST
Will share more details tomorrow!
Gewalt und Drohungen durch Nazis: In Sachsen wächst die Gewalt von rechts
Die Beratungsstelle RAA stellt neue Zahlen vor. Gleichzeitig werden immer neue Vorfälle bekannt. Einer Bürgermeisterin wird gedroht: „Denken Sie an Lübcke“
Gewalt und Drohungen durch Nazis: In Sachsen wächst die Gewalt von rechts
“We decided to play because we wanted to see the Icelandic flag at the World Championship, and not the Israeli one.”
The Iceland women’s national handball team has issued a statement encouraging Icelandic sports authorities to bar Israeli teams from participating in international tournaments.
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#Iceland #Sports #Handball #BanIsraeliTeams #Genocide #Gaza #FreePalestine #Israel
The Iceland women’s national handball team has issued a statement encouraging Icelandic sports authorities to bar Israeli teams from participating...Jóhannes Bjarkason (The Reykjavik Grapevine)
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I was chatting with a male friend about the financial disaster the pandemic has been for me, and he responded by suggesting I start an OnlyFans.
- It's not easy money, it's hard work. (I know lots of people who have OF.)
- "Adult content work" comes with risks & dangers that most cis het guys are ignorant about. As well as stigma.
- They'd never suggest this to a guy.
- They'd never start one themself.
So: naive, bad advice that does not yield money & increases peril.
WTH.
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I want to be clear, I am not shaming anyone who has an OnlyFans or does any other form of adult content work or sex work (cf lots of friends in these fields). It's hard work, in perilous fields.
I am however calling out men who give this "advice" blithely. Because I get it on a regular basis. 2/n
As always, this isn't about gender, it's about kyrirachy, right?
Just because you have social privilege or expertise in one domain doesn't make you a universal expert.
Stay in your lane.
Know your limits.
Don't give "advice" based on ignorant assumptions.
Don't pressure people with less social privilege into bad or dangerous choices from your position of ignorance.
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Back to my friend (who is a good guy overall) and his "advice":
When guys say this to me, which they do with alarming frequency, I try to graciously explain to them the gist of this thread, plus some detail about online censorship, payment processor abuse, etc. Based on the energy I have in that instant and the nature of the relationship, I treat it as a teachable moment as best I can. If I get it right, the guy walks away with more understanding and respect for OF artists. I try my best. 5/n
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Space adventure and exploration should be for the benefit of all humankind, not the whimsy of a few.
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Attached: 1 image Space adventure and exploration should be for the benefit of all humankind, not the whimsy of a few.Universeodon Social Media
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Un Occidental vivant en #Chine sur #Twitter :
"Chaque jour, sur Twitter, j'informe les gens que je vis en #Chine depuis 25 ans et que j'ai une famille chinoise. Et que sur tous nos réseaux sociaux chinois, en mandarin, des millions de commentaires critiquent le gouvernement chinois.
Après avoir informé les gens de cette précieuse information qu'ils ignoraient auparavant, au lieu de dire « Oh, merci Mario, je ne savais pas », les têtus persistent à dire qu'ils ont raison et me traitent de menteur. Quel que soit le sujet lié à la Chine, quand je leur dis qu'il n'y a pas de génocide des #Ouïghours, pas de travail forcé, pas de violations des droits de l'homme, pas d'oppression religieuse, c'est toujours pareil.En termes empathiques, ce n'est pas grave, car je comprends qu'il soit extrêmement difficile de débrancher votre cerveau de la matrice de lavage de cerveau dans laquelle vous avez été amené à croire ces choses fausses sur la Chine et sur beaucoup d'autres choses dans le monde également.
Je vais néanmoins essayer une fois de plus aujourd'hui d'aborder ce point ainsi que la crise économique dans laquelle nous sommes plongés à cause du président #Trump et de ses complices.
Chaque citoyen chinois est libre de poursuivre sa vie indépendante, sa liberté et son bonheur au quotidien comme il le souhaite, pas moins que tout autre citoyen d'un pays libre... sa famille, sa carrière, son emploi, de posséder des entreprises, ses pratiques religieuses, tout comme il le souhaite.
Un citoyen chinois peut quitter le pays et vivre ailleurs et revenir comme il le souhaite.
Ils peuvent lire les nouvelles du monde 24 heures sur 24, 7 jours sur 7 sur Internet, y compris toutes les dernières nouvelles, la culture, la religion, avec un navigateur Internet sur d'innombrables sites Web sans VPN, comme tout autre citoyen de tout autre pays libre.
Bien sûr, le bon sens nous rappelle que chaque citoyen de chaque pays, y compris vous, doit respecter les lois de ce pays.
Alors qu’ils ont besoin d’un VPN pour accéder à Twitter, vous avez besoin d’un VPN pour accéder à RT.
Tandis que les Chinois ne peuvent pas insulter publiquement Xi Jinping, vous en Occident ne pouvez pas soutenir publiquement la cause palestinienne ou insulter les Juifs ou les LGBT.Pour être clair, ici en #Chine, la loi interdit le harcèlement public, les insultes, la calomnie, la diffamation et le mensonge sur quoi que ce soit ou sur qui que ce soit. En cas de désaccord, il faut le régler en privé. Les États-Unis ont des lois similaires, qui ne sont plus appliquées.
Aux #États-Unis, par exemple, les comptes anonymes sont autorisés sur les réseaux sociaux. Ils le font car il est plus rentable pour les milliardaires capitalistes de continuer à gagner de l'argent. C'est néfaste pour la société, car cela engendre davantage d'instabilité et de chaos, mais le profit est plus important.
Ici en Chine, les comptes anonymes ne sont pas autorisés, vous devez donc être responsable de ce que vous dites.
Aucune de ces lois n'empêche un citoyen chinois de faire les choses que je viens d'expliquer, de profiter de sa liberté de poursuivre sa vie, sa liberté et son bonheur comme il le souhaite.Il ne fait aucun doute que les citoyens des États-Unis, du Royaume-Uni et d'Allemagne sont bien plus censurés, contrôlés et opprimés par le gouvernement américain que les citoyens chinois ne le sont par le gouvernement chinois. Demandez à Edward Snowden. En Allemagne, remettre en question le récit officiel de l'Holocauste est un crime.
Au cours des trente dernières années, les lois et politiques des États-Unis ont intentionnellement amélioré la vie des riches et dégradé celle de la classe moyenne. C'était intentionnel, et non un accident.La meilleure illustration de ce phénomène est l'actuel président Trump, qui, depuis le Bureau ovale, vante sa propre #cryptomonnaie et informe directement ses amis milliardaires de la politique qu'il s'apprête à annoncer, lesquels prennent ensuite des positions longues ou courtes sur le marché boursier avant son annonce. L'État de droit n'existe plus. Toute personne impliquée dans cette affaire devrait être en prison, pourtant c'est devenu la nouvelle norme.
Obama a fait la même chose, en permettant aux banques de saisir les maisons de plus de cinq millions de ménages de la classe moyenne, tout en renflouant ces banquiers milliardaires sans qu'aucun d'entre eux ne passe un seul jour en prison pour ce qu'ils ont fait, plongeant le monde entier dans une crise économique mondiale.Et soit dit en passant, il y a un pays qui a renfloué le système financier des États-Unis à l’époque et sauvé le monde : la Chine.
Au cours des 30 dernières années, les lois et les politiques du gouvernement chinois ont été intentionnellement élaborées et mises en œuvre dans le but inverse, en se concentrant sur l'amélioration constante de la vie des gens ordinaires, tout en veillant à ce que les riches ne s'enrichissent pas simplement en négligeant leur responsabilité envers leur société et leur pays.
Le président chinois Xi Jinping ne possède pas sa propre cryptomonnaie. Ici, en Chine, lorsque des fonctionnaires corrompus sont arrêtés, ils sont emprisonnés.Voilà. Je vous ai dit très clairement la réalité et la vérité. Je ne vous ai pas donné mon avis.
Bien qu'il y ait certainement beaucoup plus à dire et beaucoup plus à ajouter à cette histoire, j'ai décrit avec précision la réalité des deux superpuissances mondiales dans le monde d'aujourd'hui, au cours de notre vie.
Et au fait, depuis cette semaine, les échanges commerciaux entre ces deux superpuissances mondiales sont pratiquement fermés.
Nous avons maintenant tous les dirigeants mondiaux qui se soumettent aux caprices d'un fou dans le Bureau ovale qui, de toute évidence, n'accorde aucune valeur ni ne se soucie des systèmes, des lois et de l'intégrité du marché, et qui considère sa capacité à appuyer sur un bouton pour faire monter ou descendre les marchés financiers mondiaux comme une bonne chose, comme un pouvoir admirable, comme s'il dirigeait simplement une plus grande entreprise.Je ne le répéterai jamais assez. Nous sommes déjà dans un monde nouveau où la Chine a déjà remporté la guerre commerciale.
Bien plus qu’ils ne veulent vous le faire comprendre, la Chine domine déjà largement le #commerce mondial, la production et la chaîne d’approvisionnement intégrée à travers le monde.C’est en fait une bonne chose, car la Chine est le premier pays de l’histoire à avoir atteint ce leadership sans attaquer, bombarder et tuer des millions de civils innocents d’autres pays pour les dominer.
Veuillez donc comprendre que tout effort, toute décision et toute action visant à endommager ou à détruire économiquement la position de la Chine endommageront et détruiront également l’économie mondiale, y compris le système de réserve financière mondiale des États-Unis et le marché obligataire sur lequel repose la majeure partie du commerce mondial.
Ce chaos économique et commercial mondial a évidemment déjà commencé et va s’accélérer jusqu’à ce que l’administration Trump change de cap, ce qu’elle doit faire immédiatement."
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Vor sechs Jahren beschloss die EU-Kommission den Green Deal, um das Klima zu retten. Längst ist unklar, wie sehr sie das noch will.
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Hypocrites in Canada cry 'A stab in the back' - car workers in Canada hit out at US over tariffs ignoring the tariffs Canada has had in place for decades.
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Former White House advisor Jim Rickards unveils a staggering $150 trillion asset potentially poised for release under Trump, promising to reshape America's financial landscape and impact every household.Promoted Post (Where Hope Finally Made a Comeback)
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dailykos.com/stories/2025/4/14…Tesla recall ~4 million and Tesla Regret Syndrome
It appears Elon Musk lied about all Teslas being able to do full self-driving. The computers aren't powerful enough. In 2016, Musk said that all vehicles in production going forward would have "all the hardware necessary for full self-driving...Daily Kos
Tesla Regret Syndrome (TRS) is a condition afflicting tens of thousands of Tesla owners. Learn about symptoms and how to treat TRS.Tesla Regret
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Discover the incredible WWII glider graveyard from Operation Market Garden, revealed 77 years later by Google Maps. This hidden piece of history, highlighted in the movie "A Bridge Too Far", is a must-see for history buffs and WWII enthusiasts!
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77 Years Later, WW2 Glider Graveyard Revealed by Google Maps!
Discover the incredible WWII glider graveyard from Operation Market Garden, revealed 77 years later by Google Maps. This hidden piece of history, highlighted in the movie "A Bridge Too Far", is a must-see for history buffs and WWII enthusiasts!
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