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Un consiglio a 𝗚𝗶𝗼𝗿𝗴𝗶𝗮 e 𝗚𝗶𝗼𝗿𝗴𝗲𝘁𝘁𝗶: se volete davvero aiutare il ceto medio – quello che mantiene in piedi il Paese pagando l’Irpef per tutti – smettete con condoni e rottamazioni. Andate a prendere i soldi agli evasori, non a chi già paga fino all’ultimo centesimo.

01.10.2025 21:21 — 👍 3 🔁 0 💬 1 📌 0

La sensitiva ha perso il dono. Vista la fantasia degli autori pensavo la facessero uscire dal coma muta, perché il sordo e il cieco già ci sono...
#Upas

25.09.2025 19:00 — 👍 9 🔁 1 💬 0 📌 0

Così ha capito che non può farcela a fermare l’ottava guerra?
Se le cose stanno così, niente #NobelPrize
#SpiaZ

25.09.2025 19:00 — 👍 2 🔁 1 💬 0 📌 0

Not just Unpopular! He's also the Most Unworthy-Unqualified-Unethical-Uneducated-Unprepared-Undemocratic-Unfortunate-Unhinged-Unjust-Unread-Unappealing-Unconscionable-Untrustworthy-Unscrupulous-Unstable-Unbearable-Unlikable-Unreliable-Unsound & Unctuous President in Modern American History. 🇺🇸 🙄

21.09.2025 19:08 — 👍 53674 🔁 13749 💬 2879 📌 934

🧵 I due pesi di Massimo D’Alema su Kosovo e Ucraina | Michele Magno

L'accostamento tra Ucraina e Kosovo. Tra amnesie, doppiopesismi, sviolinate a Xi e interessi “lobbisticici”sul mercato delle armi, 1/2

16.09.2025 10:35 — 👍 6 🔁 2 💬 1 📌 0

❗️ A radiation catastrophe could occur in Kharkiv: Russia is shelling a laboratory of the institute storing several dozen pounds of enriched uranium - NYT

▪️The Kharkiv Institute of Physics and Technology has been already hit by Russia 74 times;

12.09.2025 08:33 — 👍 433 🔁 197 💬 11 📌 9

Zelensky al generale Kellogg:

"Quando siete qui, gli abitanti di Kiev possono sicuramente dormire sonni tranquilli...

Sono pronto a concedere la cittadinanza al generale Kellogg. Qualunque cosa serva: un appartamento, qualsiasi cosa serva."

12.09.2025 15:51 — 👍 14 🔁 4 💬 1 📌 0

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09.09.2025 19:14 — 👍 2 🔁 1 💬 0 📌 0

CNN Panelist Says Ghislaine Maxwell Lawyer Just ‘Admitted' Secret Trump Deal Live on TV (The Daily Beast) An attorney for convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell told a CNN panel that defendants like his client who cooperate with...

l.smartnews.com/p-6aDLaPRe/m... It's not going away Donnie boy. #ReleaseAllTheEpsteinFiles

09.09.2025 19:11 — 👍 2 🔁 2 💬 1 📌 0

…sta male! 😎🙄

02.09.2025 18:08 — 👍 6 🔁 2 💬 2 📌 0

EU's next Russia sanctions package won't include major energy sales curbs, Politico reports

EU's next Russia sanctions package won't include major energy sales curbs, Politico reports
The 19th sanctions package should instead include further measures against Moscow's "shadow fleet" and companies helping Russia circumvent existing sanctions, Politico reported.

26.08.2025 10:24 — 👍 7 🔁 3 💬 0 📌 0

The lifelong criminal in the Oval Office bragging about receiving a photo from the war criminal in Russia who bombs hospitals and schools, and kidnaps kids.

23.08.2025 11:31 — 👍 4064 🔁 1407 💬 809 📌 221

Scientists found the missing nutrients bees need — Colonies grew 15-fold Scientists have developed a breakthrough food supplement that could help save honeybees from devastating declines. By engineering yeast to produce six essential sterols found in pollen, researchers pr...

www.sciencedaily.com/releases/202...

23.08.2025 20:09 — 👍 44 🔁 16 💬 2 📌 3

The hidden truth behind Trump's fabricated deception We’re all familiar with Trump’s famous deportation flights of Venezuelans and Kilmar Abrego Garcia to a concentration camp in El Salvador in violation of a court order. But did you know there have been over 1,000 such flights in the past few months, some to absolute hellhole countries? On top of that, the Washington Post reports that ICE is planning to open or expand 125 new “detention facilities” across the country, including ones to hold families, giving America the largest prison system in the world. The paper notes: “The documents outline the strategy behind ICE’s breakneck expansion, a chaotic effort that has already triggered lawsuits and accusations of cruelty.” Are Americans being conditioned by our media to become “Good Germans”? For several decades I did international relief work for a nonprofit based in Germany; my family and I even lived at the organization’s headquarters in Stadtsteinach for much of 1986/1987. One of my closest co-workers and mentors was a man 25 years my senior, Horst Von Heyer, who’d been a teenage member of the Hitler Youth when WWII ended. I started working with Horst in the late 1970s after his assistant was eaten by a crocodile in southern Africa. For example, we went into Uganda together to deal with the post-Idi Amin 1980 famine and set up a program for orphaned kids that continues to this day. When we lived in Germany, Horst and I used to have lunch together nearly every day when we were both in town. He became one of my closest friends (he’s now passed away). So, of course, I asked him how Germans (and he, as a teenager) could possibly have been okay with the Nazis rounding up millions of Jews and other “undesirables” to ship via boxcars to the death camps. His answer was frankly shocking in its simplicity: “We didn’t know.” The concentration camps within Germany were, he explained, for “the worst of the worst” criminals and “traitors” who’d tried to overthrow the country. The Republican Great Depression and the chaos that followed WWI, he told me, had created a massive problem of street crime and homeless people, so most middle-class Germans, feeling unsafe, enthusiastically supported Hitler’s “law and order” agenda. Those “innocent” Jews, Gypsies, and others removed from local areas were being moved, Horst said he was told, because their residences were slated to be part of what we’d call “urban renewal” efforts. They were simply being resettled, and it would end up better for them and the communities they were leaving. “I remember how shocked we all were when the pictures came out from the Polish death camps like Auschwitz at the end of the war,” he told me. “You Americans and the rest of the world were shocked, too. Hitler’s men and the German media had done a really good job of keeping it all under wraps.” In that, I discovered by reading William L. Shirer’s Rise and Fall of the Third Reich and other research, Horst was right. By the end of 1933, Hitler had largely neutered Germany’s free press; not by market competition, but by bankrupting writers and outlets with libel lawsuits, unleashing police raids for “slander” claims, vigilante “Brownshirt” militia violence against reporters, arrests of publishers for “publishing anti-German propaganda,” the outright seizure of progressive newspapers, and a sweeping Schriftleitergesetz “Editor’s Law” which criminalized journalism that exposed government excesses. Nazi loyalists and party-friendly oligarchs took over the press outlets that remained in a massive media consolidation project, ensuring that every headline and every radio news report served the regime much like Fox “News” and rightwing hate-radio/podcasts do today for Trump. When stories were published about Jews and others being transported, they were couched in euphemisms such as Umsiedlung (“resettlement”) or Evakuierung (“evacuation”) and Arbeitseinsatz (“labor deployment”) in official communications, press coverage, and public speeches. These terms fit neatly into propaganda narratives about “urban renewal,” war-effort labor needs, or “population transfers” from “overcrowded” and “crime-ridden” cities. There were literally no public reports in Germany about mass killings or illegal detentions between 1934 and the end of the war in 1945. Today in the U.S., the lack of coverage of Trump’s brutal treatment of immigrants, lack of due process, and hundreds of monthly deportation flights to hellhole countries or foreign concentration camps isn’t due to a Schriftleitergesetz legal ban but rather to billionaire owners sucking up to Trump, partisan political framing, and the media’s tendency to underplay ongoing, systemic human rights abuses once they’ve been normalized. We saw something like this in the early days of the Iraq war when the Bush administration tried to normalize and justify the black sites, torture, and murders that were later exposed to the horror of Americans and the world. In both 1940s Germany and today’s America, the effect is similar: the public is shielded from the human scale of state-led actions against targeted groups, making it easier for those policies to continue without mass pushback. In the first week of Trump’s second term, 7,300 people were put on military flights and deported from the US. The numbers have only grown since then, with virtually no oversight and little by way of due process. Since he took power, over 100 immigration judges (about 15%) have been fired nationwide; as Chicago’s former Assistant Chief Immigration Judge Jennifer Peyton noted. She added: “Since January 2025, the immigration courts under EOIR are no longer honoring or offering due process like they did when I was appointed. The court system has been systematically and intentionally destroyed, defunded, and politicized by this administration. I don't know why this has happened, but I fear for our country and for justice.” Meanwhile, American media has engaged in a 1940s-German-like scheme to downplay the horrors of these disappearances. When I heard a guest on CNN mention in passing that there’d been over 1,000 deportation flights in recent months, I was shocked. Why didn’t I know? Every day I read at least a dozen different news outlets and am a voracious consumer of cable news. Yet, like most Americans, I thought deportation flights to foreign horror chambers were the exception — like with Abrego Garcia — rather than the rule. After all, the Biden administration was also running deportation flights; the difference is that they only happened after due process had been granted the deportees, and they were never sent to foreign concentration camps or dumped in hellholes like South Sudan. In 1944, as questions were being raised by stories leaking into the foreign press about the boxcars of people traversing the countryside, the Hitler administration produced a slick PR effort around a concentration camp in Theresienstadt, Czechoslovakia. It served as a way-stop on the routes to the death camps, but Goebbels had the barracks painted, gardens planted, and the grounds beautified. He then organized “social and cultural events for the visiting dignitaries” and the press, and made a documentary film of their one-day visit with the simple title Theresienstadt that played in theaters across Germany. The international press bought it hook, line, and sinker, reporting to the world that the Nazi detention camps weren’t all that bad and were just part of rebuilding and cleaning up Germany after WWI and the Great Depression. Which raises the question: How long will it be before we start seeing films and made-for-TV events with Kristi Noem or Pam Bondi telling us how “humane” the new private, for-profit “detention centers” are that are being built by Trump’s donors and cronies? I give them about a month to get their propaganda routine together. In the meantime, they seem to be doing everything they can to make sure we don’t really know the full scope and brutality of their efforts to push brown and Black people out of the United States. NOW READ: 'Past time anyone can consider Trump mentally sound': President's new claim ripped by critics

19.08.2025 11:01 — 👍 20 🔁 10 💬 1 📌 2

Dopo lo scandalo delle chat #Signal ecco un’altra boiata dello staff del #rincoglionito che, a quanto pare, è degno di lui… 🤦🏻‍♀️

17.08.2025 14:29 — 👍 29 🔁 10 💬 1 📌 1

Donald trump raped children with Jeffrey Epstein!

17.08.2025 14:29 — 👍 6 🔁 2 💬 0 📌 0

💔 Mykola volunteered to defend Ukraine and gave his life for it.

This is his story.
🧵 1/9

17.08.2025 14:32 — 👍 189 🔁 62 💬 9 📌 3

Merdaiolo

16.08.2025 06:19 — 👍 12 🔁 4 💬 1 📌 0

Ferragosto 2025: Lavrov atterra in Alaska per il summit con gli USA… sfoggiando la felpa della CCCP. Un po’ come se andassi a cena da un ex e ti presentassi con la foto del matrimonio: inutile, imbarazzante e pure passivo-aggressivo.

15.08.2025 14:04 — 👍 3 🔁 0 💬 1 📌 0

A Ukrainian child is no different from a child in Gaza. The difference is the silence and indifference of so many during three and a half years of Putin’s war in Ukraine.

12.08.2025 05:46 — 👍 0 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0

08.08.2025 09:45 — 👍 181 🔁 66 💬 0 📌 1

Il fallimento di putin è aver speso un botto per allevare dei putinisti di estrema destra in Italia per scoprire che c'erano quelli di estrema sinistra pronti a dargli retta.

30.07.2025 10:37 — 👍 1 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0

It’s kind of hilarious that he thinks Democrats needs to Doctor shit to make him look bad. Most of us just turn on TV, listen to his schtick, & think WTAF?/whats wrong with him?

29.07.2025 04:27 — 👍 5 🔁 3 💬 2 📌 0

Un migliaio di parole non lasciano un'impressione tanto profonda quanto una sola azione.
(Cit.)
A thousand words don’t leave as deep an impression as a single action.

27.07.2025 12:58 — 👍 5 🔁 1 💬 0 📌 0

Certe cose sono fatte per restare là dove sono,esattamente come sono. #Putin #Russiaterroriststate

26.07.2025 09:41 — 👍 3 🔁 1 💬 0 📌 0

L'Ue approva un nuovo pacchetto di sanzioni contro la Russia: «Il più incisivo dall'inizio del conflitto in Ucraina» Accordo raggiunto a Bruxelles. Tra le novità un tetto dinamico sul prezzo del petrolio

Benissimo signori, il più duro pacchetto di sanzioni, però siamo a luglio 2025 e la guerra Putin l’ha scatenata a febbraio 2022, non è che siamo un po’ in ritardo ? #facciamorete

18.07.2025 09:23 — 👍 43 🔁 7 💬 6 📌 0

🇺🇦🇺🇸 Trump's Special Representative Keith Kellogg visited the training locations of the National Guard of Ukraine.

The American delegation was presented with training of tank and combat vehicle crews, work on simulators, as well as drones and robotic complexes.

16.07.2025 18:06 — 👍 124 🔁 12 💬 3 📌 2

July 11, 1995: Over 8,000 men and boys were slaughtered in Srebrenica while the world looked away. Today, many want to do the same with Ukraine. History doesn’t repeat itself — we let it. Never forget. Never again.

12.07.2025 13:45 — 👍 2 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0

10 luglio 1976, Seveso.
49 anni fa scoprimmo cos’è la diossina. Un’esplosione all’Icmesa contaminò l’aria e cambiò per sempre il nostro rapporto con l’ambiente e la salute. Una ferita che ci ha insegnato quanto può essere fragile l’equilibrio tra industria e vita.

10.07.2025 18:17 — 👍 1 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0

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