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“Israel has no legal authority to detain international volunteers aboard the Madleen [...] This seizure blatantly violates international law and defies the ICJ’s binding orders requiring unimpeded humanitarian access to Gaza. These volunteers are not subject to Israeli jurisdiction and cannot be criminalized for delivering aid or challenging an illegal blockade—their detention is arbitrary, unlawful, and must end immediately.”
I don’t know, asshole, was 1947 worth it? Was close to 80 years of settler colonialism and apartheid worth it? Is the current genocide of the Palestinian people being committed by israel worth it? ravenation.club/@welkin7/11465…
Israel had already declared what it was going to do. This was bound to occur. About baby formula, food and medical supplies, the Palestine authority should step up and handle it.
Gaza strip had zero Israel troops prior to 7-Oct-2023. It had hospitals, schools and electricity. Now significant portion of Gaza is rubble and it is crawling with Israeli troops.
The loosers are people on both sides. How many classes have children of Gaza missed? Was Oct 7 worth it?
"Gaza strip had zero Israel troops before October 7" - except the ones in the fucking massive watchtowers with high-powered assault rifles and the garrisons at every exit point, of course.
Stefan Münz @StefanMuenz@vivaldi.net am 08. Juni 2025, 21:59: #CumEx kennen alle. Aber wissen auch alle, worum genau es da eigentlich geht? Und wie es anfing, dass das alles entdeckt wurde? Und welche Personen eine besondere Rolle dabei spielten? Diese aktuell in der Mediathek verfügbare Doku in Spielfilmlänge bietet die Möglichkeit, sich bei dem Thema mal etwas schlauer zu machen. zdf.de/dokus/systemfehler-der-… Ohne Drumherum und mit Download-Möglichkeit: mediathekviewweb.de/#query=Sys…
Eine Woche vor der 1. offiziellen Militärjubelfeier- dem Veteranentag - mit der Bundeswehr vor dem Reichstagsgebäude müssen wir noch einmal auf die in unsere Köpfe geprügelte "Wende" in unseren Köpfen aufmerksam machen. Plötzlich wird wieder offen über Kriegstüchtigkeit gesprochen und oft sogar schon ein Datum für den nächsten Krieg genannt.
Angeblich will Russland ab 2029 die NATO angreifen und deshalb müssen wir unseren in den letzten 3jahren bereits verdoppelten Kriegshaushalt noch einmal mehr als verdoppeln (von 2 auf 5% des BIP). Dem Wahnsinn scheinen keine Grenzen gesetzt, denn so eine Erhöhung ist ohne weitere Einschnitte in Soziales, Bildung, Rente unmöglich.
Um diese wahnsinnigen Ziele durchzusetzen soll die Wehrpflicht - und die innere Bereitschaft bei der Jugend - erhöht werden, wie der 1. verlinkte Artikel zeigt. Lesenswert!
Im 2. verlinkten Artikel wird dann deutlich, was die Rolle Deutschlands als Kriegsschauplatz dabei sein soll. Mit Polen an der "zukünftigen Ostfront" gelegen, müssen die Brücken, Straßen und Eisenbahnlinien für den Durchmarsch der NATO Partner im Westen "resilient" sein.
Nebenbei wird dabei auch an die "Probleme" für Krankenhäuser, THW und Feuerwehr gedacht, die mit den hohen Opferzahlen überfordert sein werden. Seit der proklamierten "Zeitenwende" werden Vorschläge unter dem Label "Zivil-Militärische Zusammenarbeit" in die Debatte geworfen, die allesamt grausig sind. Auch der Bunkerbau soll wieder gefördert werden. Dabei werden die Bunker bei der nächsten Ahrtal-Katastrophe genauso absaufen wie die Häuser ...
Abgesehen von den Milliarden-Kosten für diese angebliche Resilienz, die auch in den beschlossenen "Sondervermögen" (Jahrzehnte andauernde Schulden) nicht vorhanden sind, wird es langsam Zeit die Debatte für Alternativen zur Kriegstüchtigkeit zu öffnen. Wenn dies nicht bald geschieht, machen wir selbst Deutschland wirtschaftlich, sozial und bildungsmäßig zu einer Ruine ...
Deutschland soll zur logistischen Basis der Nato werden. Ein neues Konzept plant die Umrüstung der zivilen Infrastruktur für den Kriegsfall. Was bedeutet das für die Bevölkerung?
Freedom Flotilla organiser Huwaida Arraf shortly after she and the rest of the ship’s support crew lost contact with the Madleen:
“All those on board have been abducted. They have been taken against their will while they were sailing peacefully and lawfully in international waters…
They were in international waters, sailing towards Palestinian territorial waters, not getting near Israeli waters…
It needs to be made very clear that Israel has absolutely no jurisdiction, no lawful authority, to take over this vessel.”
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Iodé is Android, but with all Google software removed. It uses Lineage OS as a base, but adds a built-in ad and tracker blocker that runs at all times, locally on the device.
The ROM itself will be familiar if you ever used a Pixel. On the Pixel 5, Iodé OS 4 was preinstalled, and it's based on Android 13. The latest security update was on January 5th 2023. The Iodé team told me they provide security updates every 2 months, and every month for beta users.
The default experience is as close to stock as can be: you have either the 3 button layout of Android, or the gestures, a dock of apps at the bottom, an app drawer by swiping up, and a few preset widgets.
In terms of apps, Iodé ships with a Firefox fork by default, which disables telemetry, trackers and enables alternative search engines right out of the box. The default email client is Pretty Easy privacy, or pEp. It's a simple email client with an easy interface, that adds end to end encryption capabilities to any mail account.
For Maps, you get Magic Earth, which is also open source, and uses OpenStreet Map. The keyboard is OpenBoard, the camera app is OpenCamera, which, while very powerful, has a terrible user interface and looks pretty bad.
Iodé comes with a tracker blocker built in. This thing works using a man in the middle attack style: the OS intercepts all communications and requests that go out of your phone, and blocks everything that's part of the blocklists. These blocklists are collaboratively sourced, and include a LOT of adblock and tracker blocker related things. This system is based on Energized Protection, which is an open source project licensed under the MIT license.
To complement this, there's a preinstalled app that lets you check out how many requests you've blocked to how many recipients.
Iodé OS relies on 2 app stores: you get F Droid for all your open source app needs, and you get the Aurora Store. Installing apps works very well, I encountered 0 problems here.
Where you'll have issues is running apps that depend on Google services. I tried installing the Youtube app, and it never opened. Other Google apps got me the same experience, like the youtube studio app. Stuff like Google Maps or Google Photos worked, but were unable to use the already added Google account in micro G.
After reaching out to the Iodé team, they told me they have identified the issue, which is fixed in the beta, and will be patched in the next OTA release.
Interestingly, stuff like my banking app worked immediately on Iodé, letting me use the phone as my secure device to authenticate purchases online, something that is usually blocked because the device doesn't pass SafetyNet checks. Here, it all worked perfectly for me.
Compared to Lineage OS, it adds all these tracker and ad blocking capabilities. You could probably replicate that yourself on Lineage, but at least here, it's setup right out of the box.
Compared to something like /e/, the latter has more advanced privacy features, with the ability to scramble your location at the press of a button, and more complete privacy controls.
But /e/ also deviates a lot from stock Android, with their own launcher, their own forks of open source apps, and generally an experience that won't appeal to everyone.
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Und das nächste Bild, das um die Welt geht, wird dann Greta zeigen, wie sie in ein Flugzeug Richtung Schweden steigt. Und die Welt wird aufatmen, weil sie nun keine #Flugscham mehr haben muss.
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Eitay Mack: »#Israel Should Extradite #Netanyahu to the ICC for #Gaza War Crimes. The majority of the Israeli public supports ending the war in Gaza in exchange for the release of the hostages from Hamas. But to accomplish this goal, there's no choice but to remove Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu« haaretz.com/opinion/2025-06-08… (Paywall)
"Non, monsieur le Président, ce n’est pas aux historiens de qualifier le génocide des Palestiniens" Tribune d'avocats
En réalité, il y a 600 avocats signataires (pas 400), et c'est déjà beaucoup, les résistances étant très fortes Edit : 1000 signataires à l'instant 👌, on clôture, l'Huma va actualiser, c'est bien
“If you see this video, we have been intercepted and kidnapped in international waters by the Israeli occupational forces, or forces that support Israel.”
“The Freedom Flotilla Coalition (FFC) confirms that its civilian ship, Madleen, carrying humanitarian aid to Gaza, has been attacked/forcibly intercepted by the Israeli military at 3:02 am CET in international waters at 31.95236° N, 32.38880° E. The ship was unlawfully boarded, its unarmed civilian crew abducted, and its life-saving cargo—including baby formula, food and medical supplies—confiscated.”
@chuls There is too much media visibility even for Israel to do something like that. Capturing the boat, escorting it to their port, and eventually releasing the crew is hopefully the worst Israel can afford to do.
I'm pretty sure the Madleen crew fully expected this outcome, and it nicely shows how all other countries tacitly accept Israel's breaking international law, instead of doing what law should compel them to do - protect their citizens when crimes are being done against them.
Israel had already declared what it was going to do. This was bound to occur. About baby formula, food and medical supplies, the Palestine authority should step up and handle it.
Gaza strip had zero Israel troops prior to 7-Oct-2023. It had hospitals, schools and electricity. Now significant portion of Gaza is rubble and it is crawling with Israeli troops.
The loosers are people on both sides. How many classes have children of Gaza missed? Was Oct 7 worth it?
@welkin7@ravenation.club @aral Yes. If that mother hadn't denounced the abusing father to the police, they would be still be living with their children as a happy family. Women home breakers are the worst. Enslaved people*rebelling violently to being oppressed should have know better. The Jews of the Warsaw ghetto rebelling to Nazis exterminating them should have kept their cool. (Edited from slaves)
Could you explain where these coordinates that precise with 5 digits after the decimal point come from? AIS signal is now 27 h ‘old’ and is was dark. A sailing boat does not spread light towards the sky. As a sailor I am curious. Radar?
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Zangemann est un inventeur mondialement connu et immensément riche. Enfants et adultes adorent ses fabuleuses inventions. Mais soudain, gros problème : les skateboards électroniques des enfants buggent et les glaces ont toutes le même parfum. Que se passe-t-il ?
Ada, jeune fille curieuse, va découvrir comment Zangemann contrôle ses produits depuis son ordinateur en or. Avec ses amis, elle va bricoler des objets informatisés qui échappent aux décisions de Zangemann.
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@milkman76 So when it comes to gaming, I prefer Windows over Linux and Mac. But that’s only for desktops and laptops.
When it comes to handhelds, SteamOS is far superior over stock Windows.
But apparently, the Xbox handheld will be super streamlined and offer a better gaming experience on handheld. At least that’s what people who’ve tried it have mentioned.
Die israelische Armee hat mit einer Spezialeinheit die Madleen in internationalen Gewässern (illegal) geentert und das Schiff mitsamt der Besatzung entführt (illegal), um die illegale, seit 18 Jahren anhaltende, Blockade Gazas. Wohl um zu verhindern dass ein Präzedenzfall geschaffen wird. Die Armee hat Bilder von den Gefangenen veröffentlicht, machen sich über sie lustig. Das ist natürlich auch illegal.
@bifouba Darauf hat sich Alonoso Gurmendi auch bezogen und als nicht mehr anwendbar verworfen (wenn ich ihn richtig verstanden habe) Mittlerweile hat sich ja einiges im int. Recht weiterentwickelt. Und es mangelt ja bereits an einer schlüssigen legalen Begründung warum man das Schiff blockieren will.
Natürlich kann man sich irgendwelche abwegigen Dinge konstruieren, und die Fans des Staats Israel werden das sicher tun.
Das Schiff ist in UK registriert, damit ergibt sich eine Zuständigkeit des ICC.
Ich denke wenn es sich nicht um Greta Thunberg, die französische EU-Abgeordnete Rima Hassan und weitere Menschen aus mehreren Ländern dabei gewesen wären dann wäre das ganze wahrscheinlich schlimmer abgelaufen.
Für den Staat Israel ist es wirklich schlechte PR.
Gestern sind jede Menge Menschen in Gaza getötet wurden, während insbesondere deutsche Accounts, denen die Lage der Menschen in Gaza sonst halt einfach mal völlig egal ist, sich an ihren hämischen Kommentaren über Greta Thunberg und die anderen von der Madleen regelrecht aufgegeilt haben. Extrem peinlich. Aber das ist halt angenehmer als sich mit der Lage vor Ort zu befassen.
A convoy of diplomats, activists and volunteers has departed from Algeria toward the Rafah crossing as part of the global march to break the #Gaza siege. Over 10K people from Mauritania, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia & Libya will gather in Cairo before heading to Rafah.
After being forced out of their homes by violent Israeli settlers, the Bedouin community of Maghayer al-Deir joins a growing list of Palestinian Bedouins whose villages have been taken over by settlers since October 7, 2023.
A new paper criticizes the capabilities of LLMs in reasoning and formal logic. It builds on previous arguments made by Gary Marcus and Subbarao Kambhampati about LLMs' limitations in generalizing beyond their training distribution.
The paper argues that LLMs are not a substitute for well-specified conventional algorithms and have limitations that are becoming clearer. The the field of neural networks is not dead, but the current approach has clear limitations.
Just a reminder that Nobel-prize winning PCR (1983), used in basically any genetic tech today, was only possible because of an extremophile bacterium discovered in 1964 in Yellowstone funded by a small ~$80k NSF grant with no obvious application at the time. The value of basic #science cannot be predicted and often is realized decades after it's done.
How a discovery in Yellowstone National Park led to the development of PCR - Richmond Scientific richmondscientific.com/how-a-d…
Boomers create a world where women are forced into the workplace ,and then complain about the consequences. Does their selfishness have no end? IMG_8584.jpeg
China initiates large-scale application of non-binary AI chips, integrating hybrid computing technology into critical sectors like aviation and industrial systems.
A team at Beihang University in Beijing made the breakthrough by merging binary and stochastic logic, enabling fault tolerance and power efficiency.
The team overcame challenges in today's chip technologies, the power wall and the architecture wall, by proposing a new numerical system.
Here, I made a helpful graph to assist with current “Very large numbers of Americans live in big cities, that’s one of the main reasons why they are big, you see, it’s just, like, science man”, discourse, with real Census data and everything.
Worth remembering that the IDF killed nine people on the Freedom Flotilla in 2010, and injured thirty, so it's not as bad as it could have been. Maybe the high profile of Greta Thunberg helped.
But as they say, it's not about this boat or these activists. It's about the people, including the children and the little babies, starving to death in Gaza as Israel calculatedly denies them food, and locks up the measly trickle they are allowing in behind a ghoulish series of death traps. Good on the Flotilla activists for trying to shine a spotlight on that #FreePalestine 🇵🇸
“Catania, Sicily, Italy- The Freedom Flotilla Coalition (FFC) confirms that its civilian ship, Madleen, carrying humanitarian aid to Gaza, has been attacked/forcibly intercepted by the Israeli military at 3:02 am CET in international waters at 31.95236° N, 32.38880° E. The ship was unlawfully boarded, its unarmed civilian crew abducted, and its life-saving cargo—including baby formula, food and medical supplies—confiscated.”
A young girl in Gaza was spotted carrying her injured sister after being hit by a car. The sisters had been travelling for an hour to make it to their displa...
Wenn man es aus einer Perspektive des Internationalen Rechts betrachtet: Welche Befugnis hat ein Staat, ein Schiff daran zu hindern, die Küste eines anderen Lands zu erreichen?
I think this very precisely describes the methods of consequent #dehumanisation practiced by Western media, that lays the very foundation for the current #genocide in #Gaza.
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Melbourne people: there's a snap protest tonight at the State Library in support of the Freedom Flotilla activists. Copy-pasting from the post on the Students for Palestine Instagram:
"The Madleen Freedom Flotilla has been attacked by Israel and the activists onboard have been kidnapped.
"We demand that our government immediately sanction Israel for their attack on the Freedom Flotilla, their siege on Gaza & cut all economic, diplomatic and military ties with the state of Israel." #FreePalestine #AusPol
Watched "The Running Man" with the older kids tonight as Dystopi-June continues. What a quintessentially 80s movie. They all enjoyed it, even the super-cheesy one-liners. I admit, the movie gets more right than I had remembered. TV/Propaganda - Corporate ownership of gov't - easily manipulated people through media consumption - AI used to reinforce narratives . . . etc.
Kudos to Richard Dawson, though. He really steals the show!
Let's make this absolutely clear: Israel attacking a ship sailing under the flag of the UK and kidnapping it's international crew including Greta Thunberg and Member of European Parliament Rima Hassan is Piracy and Terrorism.
Let's make this absolutely clear: Israel attacking a ship sailing under the flag of the UK and kidnapping it's international crew including Greta Thunberg and Member of European Parliament Rima Hassan is Piracy and Terrorism.
What if humans can't get past the Van Allen belt with our current understanding of physics.
So this entire Trump / Elon spat will end with canceling any plans for going to the moon or Mars, at least with Space X. Space X will focus efforts on autonomous robots mining asteroids
@Chadtoshi Nakamoto @Peaceandprosperity Yes, Aldrin (Apollo 11), David Scott (Apollo 15), Charles Duke (Apollo 16), and Harrison Schmitt (Apollo 17) are all still alive.
@chadtoshinakamoto i would love to believe we went to the moon. My grandpa was an astronomer and I've been fascinated with space my entire life. But I just don't think we can ride thru the Van Allen belt in something the thickness of a coke can.
@Peaceandprosperity @Chadtoshi Nakamoto You can, people did, and they described cherenkov radiation's effects on their eyes as they went through. To quote Gargoyle:
The Van Allen radiation belts, while posing a radiation hazard, are not necessarily a major obstacle for human spaceflight due to the relatively low levels of radiation experienced during transit and the use of shielding. Astronauts flying through the belts are exposed to radiation, but the exposure is generally low enough not to cause significant harm, particularly if they are shielded by the spacecraft and travel through the belts quickly.
A solidarity from workes all over the world against genocide in Gaza, not only at French:
>The cargo ship that was supposed to bring weapons to Israel left Fos-sur-Mer without its cargo.
June 7, 2025 Good News , War , Middle East , Solidarity
-There can be no talk of "participation in the ongoing genocide orchestrated by the Israeli government." The dockworkers at the port of Fos-sur-Mer near Marseille said this and put it into practice.
"This week, everything happened very quickly. On June 4, the investigative media outlet Disclose revealed that an Israeli cargo ship was scheduled to dock in the French port the following day to secretly load 14 tons of spare parts for machine guns. These parts are manufactured by the French company Eurolinks, based in Marseille. Immediately after this information became known, the CGT port workers' union in Fos-sur-Mer announced that the "container of Eurolinks links [...] had been made available" and that the workers would not "load it onto the ship."
Not only were these critical military components for assembling ammunition left at the dock, but the dockworkers also blocked two other containers of rifle barrels from the Aubert et Duval company that were to be transported to Israel on the same ship. On Friday, June 6, the ship finally departed without the cargo it was supposed to pick up in France. The CGT (Central European Customs Workers' Union) subsequently supported the action, declaring: "Customs officials do not want to be complicit in this genocide. Customs can enforce an export ban on weapons and weapon parts, so let's do it!"
In retaliation, police arrested the general secretary of the CGT union at the port of Marseille. He was "interrogated for several hours by investigators from the finance brigade" about a 2014 case that apparently had nothing to do with the union action. A low-level maneuver that creates few illusions.
This fine initiative throws a spotlight on the shame of the French government, which, while publicly claiming to condemn the situation in the Gaza Strip, continues to authorise the supply of weapons of war.
After Fos-sur-Mer, the ship was scheduled to dock in the Italian port of Genoa this weekend. There, too, the workers took the initiative and organized a rally at the port entrance. Dockworkers in this city have been protesting against Saudi arms deliveries for the war in Yemen since 2019. Since then, the dockworkers have organized themselves into a collective and regularly protest against their involvement in war crimes. For example, they refused to load containers destined for Israel in 2023.
Last summer, a massive US military tanker capable of carrying 300,000 barrels of fuel crossed the Mediterranean to supply and refuel Israeli warplanes. In Spain, the ship was prevented from docking in Gibraltar due to the mobilization of pro-Palestinian groups. It was unable to dock at the port on July 30, 2024.
Further actions took place outside Europe. On April 20, 1,500 people demonstrated in Tangier, a major port in northern Morocco, against the docking of a container ship chartered by the Danish shipping company Maersk. It was suspected of transporting parts for military aircraft to Israel.
Dockworkers in Tangier refused to load the equipment: "18 of the 20 crane operators on the first shift" went on strike. Two days earlier, a large demonstration against the ship's arrival in Morocco had taken place in Casablanca, leading to clashes with police. On April 14, the Moroccan Dockworkers' Union called on "workers, users, and infrastructure managers in the port of Casablanca to boycott the ship."
In the fall of 2023, the port of Oakland, California, was blockaded for several days to prevent a ship loaded with weapons bound for Israel from leaving. Hundreds of people took turns disrupting port operations, while others chained themselves to the ship's entrance.
War relies primarily on logistics: the production and supply of weapons, technology, fuel, transport, etc. Without workers, no military operation is possible. Strikes and blockades have always been the best means of preventing militaristic massacres and genocides.
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