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Гений из ленинградских хрущоб.
Путин – гениальный политик. Он смог сделать то, что не смог бы никто другой. Он взял страну с агрессивным, малограмотным, алкоголизированным населением, разваленной промышленностью, коррупцией, низким уровнем жизни. И уебал её об стену.
(#280)
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— Через 4–5 лет лучшее медобслуживание, из того, что есть сегодня, будет доступно для всех.
Напоминаю. С той же идиотской улыбочкой он обещал что:
— Отправит человека на Марс в 2024.
— В Лос-Анджелесе будет Hyperloop.
— DOGE сэкономит $1 трлн.
Пиздабол.
Гуго Карлович ™ retweeted
Trump ordina al DOJ un’azione legale perché un candidato indipendente al Senato in Alaska, Dan Sullivan, è omonimo di quello repubblicano.
Elon Musk per supportare Trump fa sospendere Dan Sullivan da X.
Ma per sbaglio sospende il Sullivan repubblicano
IO-NON-CE-LA-POSSO-FARE
Гуго Карлович ™ retweeted
An ice cream company president in Japan stood in a dark suit in front of a hundred factory workers and bowed on national television over nine cents.
His company makes the blue soda popsicle that every kid in Japan buys with pocket change after baseball practice on a hot summer afternoon.
For a quarter of a century, the company fought inflation to keep the price at roughly forty cents—because everyone in the factory knew little kids were counting coins in front of the freezer case.
When soaring ingredient costs finally forced them to raise the price by nine cents, the executives refused to shrink the popsicle behind the scenes or hide the increase in fine print.
Instead, the president and a hundred employees lined up outside company headquarters, stood still for sixty seconds on prime-time television, and bowed in silent apology to the children of Japan.
Nobody was angry. Sales jumped ten percent the very next month because parents wanted to support a company that treated a child's allowance like a sacred contract.
A nation's integrity is not measured by the size of its corporations, but by how honestly they treat a child holding a handful of coins.
Жирозавр
Hey @grok is it actually true that the oil we use today came from dinosaur fat and coal and gas was formed from their bones?👀
— Как человек танцует, так он и программирует.
— Ты имеешь в виду натужно и ненатурально?
— Да, индусы они такие.
Гуго Карлович ™ retweeted
France is showing the world what real accountability looks like. Paris prosecutors have launched a major criminal investigation into Elon Musk’s X, raided its Paris offices and summoned Musk and former CEO Linda Yaccarino for questioning.
The allegations are staggering, political manipulation through algorithms, child sexual abuse material, sexually explicit deepfakes generated by Grok without consent, Holocaust denial, unlawful data extraction and election interference.
While Musk parades around pretending to be a defender of free speech, his platform faces allegations involving the exploitation of children, the sexual abuse of women through AI-generated imagery, the manipulation of political discourse and threats to democratic elections.
Bravo, France! This is what standing up to billionaire arrogance looks like. Democracy is not a billionaire's personal playground, social media platforms are not above the law, and Elon Musk does not get to buy himself immunity from accountability. France is making it clear that the rule of law still matters, and the rest of the democratic world should be paying attention.
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Китайцев возмутили слова Мбаппе, что его рассмешил мем с “китайским диктатором”. Его отменили, перестали транслировать Ла Лигу.
Мбаппе извинился.
В каком уебищном мире мы живем. Мао — самого кровавого диктатора в истории, со списком 50-70 млн жертв — нельзя назвать диктатором.
Гуго Карлович ™ retweeted
Dmitrij Miedwiediew, były prezydent Rosji, stwierdził, że w Polsce doszło do zamachu stanu, a “liberałowie Tuska, protegowanego Brukseli, uciskają konserwatystów z PiS”. I wszystko jasne.
Гуго Карлович ™ retweeted
Possible redflag that the likes right wing accounts are using botted, impressions for a 44K like tweet should be above the millions mark.
This is done to create the illusion of influence and legitimacy. The real human count is likely less than 10K.
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Kuzey Kore başkasının malına el koymaya alışkın bir ülke. O yüzden birkaç gün önce Binance’ten 6,3 milyar dolarlık kripto para çalınınca ilk akla gelen de onlar oldu.
Hyundai’nin kurucusu Chung Ju-yung de bir zamanlar Kuzey Kore’den kaçıyor. Adam, Kuzey Kore’de küçük bir köyde, fakir bir çiftçinin oğlu olarak doğuyor. O zamanlar 17 yaşındayken babası ailenin ineğini satıyor. Chung, o 70 wonu gizlice alıp evden kaçıyor ve Güney Kore’ye gidiyor. Seul’de hayata sıfırdan başlıyor, çalışıyor. Yıllar içinde işini büyütüp Hyundai’yi kuruyor. Yani Güney Kore’nin en büyük şirketlerinden biri, bir bakıma babasının ineğinin parasıyla doğuyor.
Aradan 66 yıl geçiyor. 1998’de Chung, 83 yaşında memleketine geri dönüyor. Kuzey Kore’ye giderken de 500 ineği 50 kamyona yükleyip bizzat başına geçip Kuzey Kore sınırından geçiriyor. Babasından bir inek alan adam, bin inekle borcunu geri ödüyor. Ekimde 501 inek daha götürüyor ve toplamda 1.001 ineği Kuzey Kore’ye teslim ediyor.
Aynı yıl Kuzey Kore’deki Kumgang Dağı’na turlar başlıyor. 2000’de ise Hyundai kurucusu Chung çok daha büyük bir işe girişiyor ve sınırın hemen yanındaki Kaesong şehrinde ortak bir sanayi bölgesi kuruyorlar. Fabrikayı ve makineyi Güney Koreli şirketler getiriyor, işçiyi de Kuzey Kore veriyor. Kaesong dediğimiz yer, Güney Kore’nin başkenti Seul’e sadece 60 kilometre uzakta. Yani çok yakın.
Aralık 2004’te buradan ilk ürün çıkıyor ve bu bir tencere oluyor. Sabah Kaesong’da 1.000 tencere seti üretiliyor, aynı akşam Seul’deki Lotte mağazasında satışa çıkıyor. Fiyatı Güney Kore’de üretilenin yarısı kadar oluyor. İnsanlar hem meraktan hem memleket özleminden mağazaya akın edip ilk 20 dakikada 300 kadarını alıyor. Bunlara da birleşme tencereleri diyorlar.
İşler hızlı büyüyor. 2016’ya gelindiğinde Kaesong’da 124 Güney Kore şirketi ve yaklaşık 55.000 Kuzey Koreli işçi çalışıyor. Bu bölge 11 yılda 3,2 milyar dolarlık üretim yapıyor. Ama işin pek bilinmeyen bir tarafı, şirketler işçi başına ayda ortalama 160 dolar maaş veriyor fakat bu para işçiye değil, doğrudan Kuzey Kore devletine gidiyor. Bir tahmine göre Kuzey Kore’de işçinin eline bunun sadece yüzde 20’si kadarı geçiyor, o da kupon ve yerel parayla ödeniyor.
O dönem Güneyli yöneticiler, Kuzeyli işçilere ikram olarak çikolatalı bisküvi dağıtıyor. İşçiler bunları yemeyip biriktiriyor ve karaborsada satıyor. Kısa sürede bisküvi neredeyse para birimine dönüyor. Bazı tahminlere göre Kaesong’da günde 150.000 bisküvi el değiştiriyor. Kuzey Kore yönetimi bundan o kadar rahatsız oluyor ki 2014’te dağıtılmasını yasaklıyor.
Şubat 2016’da iki Kore arasındaki gerginlik tırmanıyor ve Güney Kore bölgeyi kapatıyor. Kuzey Kore de hemen şirketlerin bütün varlıklarına el koyuyor. Fabrikalar, makineler, ne varsa içeride kalıyor. Karaborsada Choco Pie denilen bisküvinin fiyatı ikiye katlanıyor. 2020’de Kuzey Kore, Güney Kore’nin 8,6 milyon dolar harcayarak yenilediği ortak irtibat binasını havaya uçuruyor.
2023’te ise Seul, Kuzey Kore’nin Güneyli şirketlere ait yaklaşık 30 tesisi izinsiz çalıştırdığını açıklıyor.
Yani fabrikalar hala çalışıyor, sadece Güney Koreli sahipleri artık içeri giremiyor. Chung Ju-yung, babasının 70 wonluk ineğini unutmuyor ve 1.001 inekle geri ödüyor. Sonra iki ülkenin arası tam ısınacak gibi oluyor ve Kuzey Kore yine işi bozuyor.
Sebebi de Güney Koreli patronların Kuzey Koreli işçilere dağıttığı Choco Pie bisküvileri.
Yani her şeyi yapma potansiyelleri var.
Гуго Карлович ™ retweeted
The Trump regime tried to showcase its ally, the russian terrorist state, at the G20 foreign ministers meeting in Atlanta. The Kremlin-led administration invited Sergey Lavrov to attend.
It was a disaster. The reputation of the United States is in the toilet.
Гуго Карлович ™ retweeted
Slavery was an evil in which people from every continent and region participated. We should be honest about the whole history, not select the parts that are politically convenient today, especially given Britain's leading role in ending the transatlantic slave trade.
If Caribbean countries are asking Britain for a formal apology for Britain’s role in the transatlantic slave trade, will they also be asking the same of the descendants of African kingdoms, rulers and merchants who captured, sold and profited from the trade?
On demands for reparations, whether through cash or debt relief, we have been down this track before. Twenty-five years ago, Jubilee 2000, Drop the Debt and Make Poverty History argued that cancelling the debts of poorer countries would give them a fresh start. More than $100 billion of debt was eventually written off, but many of those countries have since built up even bigger debts. Labour are already spending too much on Britain's welfare state, now is not the time for Andy Burnham to be providing global welfare.
There is no reason British taxpayers today should be held financially responsible for things that happened generations before any of us were born. And I have even less patience for political elites in commonwealth countries who don’t know how to make their own citizens prosperous now looking for another opportunity to blame Britain.
As Prime Minister, Andy Burnham should be Britain’s greatest defender. Instead, he is writing articles saying we need to confront our history (as if we haven't done enough of that) and considering another formal historical apology. Tony Blair already expressed Britain’s deep sorrow and regret for our role in the slave trade nearly twenty years ago. There is no need to do so again.
This is all another navel-gazing distraction. The Commonwealth should be looking forward, not endlessly backwards. That means economic partnerships to make us all richer and deeper military and security cooperation against common threats. If every Commonwealth summit becomes an exercise in presenting Britain with demands for cash then we need to start asking if it is worth the effort.
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Polish PM Donald Tusk: "I sincerely wish that we would never have to witness scenes like these in Poland. However, giving in to lawlessness and violence cannot be the way to achieve peace. A democratic state must be strong and capable of enforcing justice.
We have been watching this situation with concern for many hours. It is difficult for all of us to understand what the groups of politicians and activists from PiS and Confederation, ranging from Braun to Bąkiewicz, are trying to achieve by pushing and shoving.
The police are responding to acts of aggression calmly but firmly.
The attack on the Constitutional Tribunal and its judges is yet another chapter in the process of destroying the rule of law in Poland by PiS and Presidents Duda and Nawrocki.
Together with the parliamentary majority, I have made attempts to repair the Tribunal. Nobody had any doubts that the Tribunal, in the form imposed by PiS, was not a genuine court. This was the assessment of international institutions, respected Polish legal authorities, and public opinion.
We proposed resolutions and legislation to all political forces and both presidents that would have made it possible to jointly restore the rule of law. All in vain. Everything was blocked by the President and PiS.
We therefore waited patiently for the election of new judges, until the terms of their predecessors appointed by PiS expired.
The Sejm elected the judges. They took their oath, but the President did not see fit to receive it. The lawfully elected judges were blocked by Tribunal President Święczkowski and were unable to take up their duties.
And when, after many weeks of patiently waiting, they finally decided to assume their responsibilities rather than wait any longer for Mr Święczkowski to change his position, they were attacked.
I want to make this absolutely clear: lawfully elected members of the Constitutional Tribunal were attacked, and the police on the scene were protecting the Tribunal from the aggressors.
To simplify matters, let me use an analogy.
Imagine a situation in which a thief snatches an elderly woman's handbag and runs away. When he is apprehended, he starts shouting that violence is being used against him and calls the attempt to recover the stolen property an act of robbery.
Meanwhile, some bystanders and so-called centrists suggest that, to resolve the situation peacefully, the thief and his victim should simply split the contents of the handbag equally.
There are matters on which there can be no compromise.
Shouting, lies, and brawling cannot be the source of law in Poland, and they never will be.
Democracy is the best, and unfortunately also the most difficult, system humanity has ever devised. It is a source of pride for us as Poles that democracy was our first sovereign choice after regaining independence.
Democracy is our tradition and the source of a success that is now recognised around the world. Thanks to it, we are growing stronger.
The rule of law differs from the law of the jungle in that justice is not determined by physical strength or brute force.
In a state governed by the rule of law, a judge, even if she is a petite woman, does not yield to an aggressive bully.
The rule of law protects the weak just as much as the strong.
In a state governed by the rule of law, a politician cannot enter a court or tribunal and issue orders or intimidate judges, even if that politician is the President.
The rule of law does not see party colours and knows no such thing as impunity.
Let us call things by their proper names.
For years, there have been organisations and politicians in Poland who want to destroy democracy and the rule of law. It is not my task today to judge their motives. Whether it is greed, stupidity, or treason, the result is ultimately the same.
And it is no coincidence that they find support around the world among pro-Russian forces.
Today, in this conflict, they are also benefiting from the support of the Russian army of internet bots. They have even received public praise from the Kremlin's chief ideologue.
We waited far too long for the treasure that is an independent, democratic Poland to become frightened and give in.
We Poles have achieved far too much in building a strong state to surrender it now.
I am confident that the Constitutional Tribunal will begin functioning as it should, independently, autonomously, and in accordance with the Constitution, including independently of me.
It is the responsibility of the executive branch, and therefore my responsibility, to ensure its security and provide it with the conditions necessary to work.
And I intend to fulfil that responsibility.
Poland is strong, democratic, and determined. It has not perished, and it will not perish.
Thank you very much."
Replying to @ArtieBucco42571 @Dmitry924456551
В Олешках при эвакуации по местному перемирию (через Меланию Трамп) почти все выбрали Украину: 11–17 автобусов туда против 4 в Россию. Кремлёвские технологи явно не ждали такого расклада — отсюда и «комедия». Нормальные люди туда не рвутся.
Массовая резня человеческих жертв в Царицино, по версии Госдепа США, уже состоялась или ещё вошкаются?
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Economist (and Nobel laureate) Paul Krugman: “Control of Starlink must, one way or another, be taken away from Elon Musk. It’s a matter of national security: we cannot let private individuals make foreign and defense policy, and it would be totally irresponsible to leave a crucial military asset in the hands of a racist, authoritarian conspiracy theorist.”
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