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Das ist Jaques Baud. Publizist und Journalist. Ex Militär. Wenn Du kein Social Media hast, dann kennst Du ihn gar nicht. Warum sollte man ihn aber kennen?
Die EU wirft Jacques Baud etwas vor:
Er sei Gast in „pro-russischen" Sendungen gewesen, er fungiere als „Sprachrohr pro-russischer Propaganda“ und verbreite Verschwörungstheorien – konkret: die ukrainische Regierung sei mit Schuld am Krieg. Damit unterstütze er russische Desinformation, die unsere liberale Demokratie untergrabe.
Es wurde ihm dabei keinerlei russische Bezahlung nachgewiesen.
Man kann nun gerne seine Meinung abstoßend finden - aber darum geht es hier nicht.
Denn:
Was hat die EU Kommission gemacht? Sie hat ihn persönlich mit denselben Sanktionen belegt die für Putins Gefolgschaft gilt.
Weil er seine Meinung geäußert hat.
Das sind die konkreten Maßnahmen, die ihn betreffen:
🇪🇺 Vermögenssperre (alle EU-Konten, Vermögen, Pension eingefroren)
🇪🇺 Verbot, ihm Geld/Ressourcen bereitzustellen
🇪🇺 Reiseverbot (kein EU-Transit, seit Dez. 2025 in Brüssel festgesetzt)
🇪🇺 Praktisch: Alle Kreditkarten tot, Einkäufe/Zahlungen unmöglich, es gibt zwar humanitäre Ausnahmen aber die zu nutzen ist eher kafkaesk.
Diese Strafe wurde jetzt gerade verlängert bis Ende 2027. Natürlich ohne Prozess.
Die EU ist ein Feind der Freiheit.
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« Nous avons donné des assurances catégoriques à Gorbatchev que si une Allemagne unifiée pouvait rester dans l'OTAN, l'OTAN ne serait pas déplacée vers l'est »
Jack Matlock, ambassadeur des États-Unis auprès de l'Union soviétique de 1987 à 1991, s'exprimant il y a 30 ans.
La naïveté et la crédulité de Gorbatchev ont été criminelles.
Les États-Unis avaient fait, comme d'habitude, de fausses promesses.
Il fallait être à moitié stupide pour croire sur paroles les dirigeants américains.
Aujourd'hui pour la Russie, c'est la capitulation de l'armée otano-ukrainienne ou rien.
La leçon a été retenue.
Les Occidentaux ne respectent aucun traité, aucun accord, aucune promesse et aucun engagement solennel.
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<<Un perro estuvo dos días sentado en la misma parada con una bolsita de plástico amarrada al collar.
La gente pasaba y nadie se agachaba. ✉️
El jueves, Joel, el de la compañía del agua, desató la bolsita. Adentro había una hoja doblada, con letra temblorosa:
«Se llama Coyote. Me voy al IMSS y no creo regresar. (No hay medicamentos, ni máquinas de diálisis) No tengo a quién dejárselo. Es noble, no muerde, come de todo. Por favor no lo dejen en la calle.»
Joel tuvo que sentarse en la banqueta. 📄
Los de la tienda le contaron el resto: don Arnulfo tomaba ahí el camión de las siete para ir a sus diálisis. El Coyote lo acompañaba y lo esperaba de regreso.
El lunes don Arnulfo se fue al hospital y ya no volvió. El Coyote siguió esperando el camión de regreso. 🚏
Joel lo subió a la camioneta ese mismo día.
Ahora el Coyote vive con él. Pero cada mañana, cuando pasa el camión de las siete, se para en la reja y lo sigue con los ojos hasta que da la vuelta… y a Joel se le aguan los ojos cada vez. 🫂>>
#JhonnyHistorias #PerrosDeBarrio #Lealtad #AmorAnimal
Crédito al Noble Coyote. A Don Arnulfo. QEPD, gracias al IMSS. A Joel. Y al Jhonny.
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Ma fille m’a demandé à changer d’école.
Comme ça. Sans larmes. Sans colère. Sans révolte.
Elle s’est simplement approchée pendant que je préparais mon sac pour le travail et m’a dit doucement :
— « Est-ce que je peux étudier ailleurs ? »
Je lui ai demandé s’il s’était passé quelque chose.
Elle m’a dit que non.
Je lui ai demandé si elle n’avait pas d’amies.
Elle m’a répondu qu’elle ne savait pas.
Alors je lui ai demandé si quelqu’un la traitait mal.
Et elle est restée silencieuse.
Cette nuit-là, je n’ai pas fermé l’œil.
Le lendemain, j’ai inventé que je devais parler à la directrice.
Mais en réalité, j’y suis allé pour observer.
Je suis resté dans un couloir et j’ai attendu la récréation.
Et je l’ai vue.
Debout près de la grille, son thermos à la main, le regard baissé.
Un groupe de filles est passé, se bousculant en riant.
Un garçon lui a jeté du jus sur la chemise et s’est enfui.
Une autre a pris une photo en cachette et l’a montrée aux autres, éclatant de rire.
Elle n’a rien dit.
Elle a simplement serré les lèvres.
Comme si elle y était déjà habituée.
Mais ce qui m’a le plus blessé, ce n’est pas cela.
C’est d’avoir vu une professeure passer à ce moment-là.
Elle l’a regardée.
A regardé les autres.
Et a continué son chemin, comme si de rien n’était.
Comme si ma fille était invisible.
Plus tard, j’ai écrit à l’école.
Je leur ai raconté ce qu’elle m’avait laissé entendre.
Qu’en classe, on lui cachait ses cahiers.
Que dans les couloirs, on lui donnait des surnoms.
Que dans le groupe WhatsApp, on se moquait de ses photos.
Ils m’ont répondu avec la phrase habituelle :
— « Ne vous inquiétez pas, ce sont des histoires d’enfants. Nous gérons la situation. »
Mais ils n’ont rien fait.
Rien du tout.
Ce soir-là, en rentrant à la maison, elle m’a demandé tout bas :
— « Tu y as pensé ? »
Je lui ai répondu que oui.
Et qu’elle n’avait plus à retourner dans cette école.
Elle n’a pas demandé pourquoi.
Elle a juste posé son sac dans un coin et respiré profondément.
Comme quelqu’un qui, enfin, se libère d’un fardeau qu’il portait seul.
Aujourd’hui, elle étudie ailleurs.
Pas dans un endroit plus grand.
Ni plus moderne.
Juste plus humain.
Là où on la regarde dans les yeux.
Où on l’appelle par son prénom.
Et où elle n’a plus besoin de se faire petite pour ne pas être blessée.
Parce qu’un enfant — une fille ou un garçon — ne demande pas à changer d’école par caprice.
Il le fait quand il n’en peut plus.
Et le plus déchirant, ce n’est pas ce que font ses camarades…
mais ce que ne font pas les adultes censés le protéger.
Et j’aimerais que cela soit rare.
J’aimerais ne pas faire partie de ces parents qui l’ont compris trop tard.
Car il y a quelque chose qu’on n’oublie jamais :
le jour où ta fille te demande, presque en chuchotant,
de la sortir du seul endroit où elle aurait dû se sentir en sécurité.
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"Nos escondimos de los sionistas en una cueva, 80 personas, con niños y mujeres, fue literalmente una masacre. Mataron desde el más joven al más mayor, tiraban a personas vivas a los pozos".
Un 29 de octubre de 1948, soldados sionistas perpetraban la masacre de al-Dawayima, una brutal limpieza étnica contra una aldea palestina desarmada e indefensa, donde torturaron, violaron y asesinaron a cientos de palestinos de todo tipo de formas, desde fusilarlos pasando por apalearlos e incluso tirarlos vivos a un pozo.
Los aldeanos palestinos, al enterarse que los sionistas iban de camino a invadir su pueblo, se escondieron en sus casas, en las mezquitas, en los campos e incluso en cuevas con sus hijos.... pero los sionistas, que eran criminales miembros de las bandas terroristas Lehi e Irgun, los encontraron y los masacraron a todos.
Un soldado sionista miembro del Mapam (el partido del criminal Ben Gurion, quién luego sería primer ministro de "Israel"), confesó que:
"En la primera ola de soldados que entraron en la aldea, mataron a entre 80 y 100 hombres, mujeres y niños en la aldea palestinos. A los niños los mataron rompiéndoles la cabeza con palos. No quedó un hogar sin muertos".
Además este soldado sionista, llamado Sh. Kaplan, por el periódico (Al HaMishmar) que recogió sus confesiones dijo que:
"Uno de nuestros soldados presumía de haber violado a una mujer y haberle disparado después. También una mujer, con un niño recién nacido en sus brazos, fue obligada a limpiar el patio donde los soldados comían. Trabajó un día o dos. Al final le dispararon a ella y a su bebé".
Tras la masacre, los aldeanos palestinos que sobrevivieron en al-Dawayima, que antes eran unos 3.700 habitantes, tuvieron que huir de la barbarie sionista, que perpetraron una limpieza étnica masiva de al menos 455 palestinos asesinados, 175 eran niños y mujeres.
Pocos años después de la masacre, en 1955, sobre las ruinas y la sangre de la aldea palestina de al-Dawayima, los colonos sionistas crearon el actual asentamiento de Amatzia.
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So here we have EU President Ursula von der Leyen posing willingly with Oleksiy Honcharenko.
This Ukrainian politician participated in the burning of people in Odessa in 2014.
This lady has a real talent for getting along with all kinds of thugs .
Look how she is smiling.....
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A MOTHER CAT CAME FOR HELP… 🥺
A mother cat came looking for help for her dying kitten… 🥺💔🐱
This tiny newborn kitten was extremely weak, soaked from the rain, and struggling to survive. 😢
But this heartbreaking kitten rescue story turned into something beautiful. ❤️🩹
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He doesn't know why he's here. He only knows he's afraid. 💔 🐷
Every truck heading to a slaughterhouse carries individuals who wanted nothing more than the chance to keep living.
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Four of my older relatives & friends of the family were jailed, tortured and/or exiled when the US-backed military dictatorship took over after they ousted João Goulart. Three others were able to flee the country before being detained. The last time I saw one of my grand-uncles who'd been tortured, he barely spoke & looked almost skeletal.
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Those who do not know history are doomed to repeat it.
In 1964, the United States destroyed Brazilian democracy.
João Goulart was the democratically elected president. His crime was a reform agenda:
Eradicate illiteracy. Let the poor and the illiterate vote. Force multinationals to reinvest their profits inside Brazil. And redistribute land from the hereditary landlords to the rural poor.
Schools. Ballots. Land.
Washington called it communism.
JFK's first secretly taped Oval Office meeting — ever — was about Brazil. On that tape he asked: "What kind of liaison do we have with the military?"
A year later: "We've got to do something about Brazil."
Then: "Do you see a situation where we might find it desirable to intervene militarily ourselves?"
He ordered American aid strangled to "put the screws" on Goulart. Robert Kennedy flew to Brasília to deliver the ultimatum in person, telling Goulart he could not criticize the United States "and at the same time get 250 million dollars from the United States. He can't have it both ways."
American aid was never assistance. It was a leash.
The CIA poured millions into opposition parties, newspapers, labor unions and landowner groups. Ambassador Lincoln Gordon drew up contingency plans with "a heavy emphasis on armed intervention."
And here is the part that tells you this was never about security.
During the Cuban Missile Crisis, Goulart served as a secret back channel between Kennedy and Castro, helping prevent nuclear war.
Washington overthrew him anyway.
JFK was assassinated before he could act. Johnson did not hesitate.
Three days before the coup, National Security Advisor McGeorge Bundy said: "We should not be worrying that the military will react; we should be worrying that the military will not react."
And in the same meeting: "We don't want to watch Brazil dribble down the drain while we stand around waiting for the next election."
On March 31, 1964, Johnson gave the order: "I think we ought to take every step that we can, be prepared to do everything that we need to do."
The Pentagon launched Operation Brother Sam. The aircraft carrier USS Forrestal, six destroyers, and fuel tankers steamed toward Santos to resupply the coup.
Goulart fled to Uruguay. Washington recognized the junta within 48 hours. The aid resumed like clockwork.
Over 21 years the dictatorship killed or disappeared 434 people, tortured roughly 20,000, and drove tens of thousands into exile.
Brazil did not hold another presidential election for 25 years.
Now look at 2026.
The hereditary landlord class that Washington armed in 1964 is the same landlord class that funded the Bolsonaro dynasty.
Lula wants Brazil's rare earths kept out of Pentagon supply chains. He wants Petrobras to stay public. He wants BRICS to break the dollar's chokehold.
So the empire sent the same weapons, updated.
Fifty percent tariffs instead of a naval task force. Meta censorship instead of CIA cash. AI disinformation instead of paid newspapers.
In 1964 they won. In 2026, 64 million Brazilians voted anyway.
The empire never changed its mind about who owns Latin America.
Latin America simply stopped asking permission.
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This cop should never work again. Our police are acting like ICE. I am now afraid of our police after witnessing so many beatings just this year. My elderly mom got stopped for misunderstanding some road workers and the cop yelled and screamed at her abusively. This is not the America I grew up in. Its Hell.
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Witnesses say man was punched repeatedly while pinned during Auburn police arrest.
Officer placed on administrative leave after video shows strikes in roadway—witnesses disagree on how much the man was resisting
A shirtless man was lying in the roadway as an Auburn police officer knelt over him and repeatedly struck toward his face and head. Traffic passes nearby as the officer continues to hold the man down.
In the 59-second clip provided, one officer is clearly visible over the man for much of the encounter. The video doesn’t show the full lead-up or establish what happened before recording began.
The incident happened Wednesday, Oct. 28, near 3624 Auburn Way N, by a Public Storage facility between Doxon Toyota and Rairdon’s Nissan. Auburn police said officers were dispatched at about 3:15 p.m. after reports that a man was running in and out of traffic and trying to get into passing vehicles.
Police said the first officer arrived and gave commands that the man didn’t follow. The officer used a taser while trying to get the man to comply, and a physical struggle followed as the officer tried to handcuff him.
It took four officers to control and handcuff the man, the department said. Police said he kept screaming and resisting after being handcuffed, and fire personnel were called to help calm him.
The department’s first statement said the incident was still under review. In a later update, Auburn police said the officer involved had been placed on administrative leave while the use of force is investigated.
Police said the man didn’t appear to have serious injuries but was taken to a hospital for evaluation. The officer was also taken to a hospital.
Neither person has been publicly identified, and police haven’t announced charges or released body-camera footage.
The video starts during the restraint, after the man is already on the pavement. The officer is positioned over him in the street and repeatedly swings downward toward his head and face.
Cars continue to pass in the next lane. The recording appears to have been made from across the road, and poles and passing vehicles sometimes block parts of the scene.
In a follow-up discussion, the witness said the man had been tased, “stiffly hit the ground,” and struck his head on the asphalt. He said the officer got on top of him while trying to handcuff him, then began beating him as he resisted.
Bystanders describe both resistance and the head impact before the punches seen in the video.
Another witness said, “I counted 22 punches to the face without fighting back.”
KIRO Newsradio reporter Luke Duecy also reviewed the video and estimated it showed about 20 punches.
Those are viewers’ counts from the clip, not an official tally. The available video doesn’t show the moments before the man was tased, and its limited angle makes it hard to assess every movement during the restraint.
A separate post labeled “Police Response” and located at 3624 Auburn Way N showed emergency vehicles and paramedics near the scene.
The person who posted it said the vehicles looked like they were responding to an emergency, not a car crash.
The poster also shared what they described as an account from a dealership sales team: that someone had been in the roadway, possibly experiencing a mental-health episode, “maybe drug induced,” and jumping at or in front of cars before police restrained him and put him in an ambulance.
Police haven’t confirmed that secondhand account, and the cause of the man’s behavior isn’t publicly known.
Auburn police haven’t publicly addressed the number of strikes or released the full sequence.
KIRO Newsradio reported that Auburn police placed the officer on administrative leave and that the department was reviewing the use of force.
The report also noted that Washington State Patrol policy limits head strikes to certain situations, while pointing out that Auburn’s own policies—not WSP’s—will guide the department’s review.
This investigation follows several serious force cases involving Auburn officers over the past decade.
They involved different officers and separate events, and don’t determine what happened on Oct. 28.
In 2017, Auburn Officer Jeffrey Nelson shot and killed Isaiah Obet after releasing a police dog that bit him.
The city later agreed to pay Obet’s family $1.25 million to settle a civil-rights lawsuit. In 2019, Nelson fatally shot Jesse Sarey during an attempted arrest.
A jury convicted Nelson of murder in 2024, and he was sentenced to more than 16 years in prison in January 2025.
Also in 2019, Auburn Officer Kenneth Lyman shot and killed 26-year-old Enosa “EJ” Strickland Jr. Strickland’s parents accused the officer of excessive force and negligence in a civil lawsuit.
Prosecutors ruled the shooting justified. The city later settled the family’s lawsuit for $5.9 million and said the settlement wasn’t an admission of wrongdoing.
Auburn’s 2022 use-of-force report recorded one excessive-force allegation that year and said the investigation found misconduct outside department policy.
The department’s table listed one sustained allegation in 2022, two in 2020, one in 2021, and none in 2019. The report covers 2019 through 2022 and doesn’t address the current incident.
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Police punch Hispanic man already pinned to ground—22 times.
Officer had already shot him with taser.
"He stiffly hit the ground after being tased, and his head banged on asphalt," said witness.
"Cop mounts him and starts beating—later 3 more piled on."
Just because man was standing in the road blocking some traffic.
Witnesses say he looked like he was having a mental episode—and was not trying to harm anyone.
Emergency crews were called and took the man to the hospital.
Local police confirmed the incident occurred at 3:15 pm—but released no other details except to say it was "under review."
Incident occurred on Auburn Way near 37th Street NE in Auburn, Washington.
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É preciso azar!
A única bastonada que os polícias deram acertou na observadora da Amnistia Internacional! – at Coimbra, Portugal
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HOMENAGEM! 🚨 Ex-presidenta Dilma Rousseff recebe título de Doutora Honoris Causa da Universidade Federal do Paraná (UFPR) 🎓❤️
A proposta partiu de professoras do Setor de Ciências Sociais Aplicadas, no contexto das comemorações dos 80 anos da unidade.
A iniciativa também destaca a desigualdade de gênero na distribuição de homenagens acadêmicas: desde 1978, dos 181 títulos honoríficos registrados pela UFPR, apenas 24 foram concedidos a mulheres.
O que você acha?
Leia a matéria completa:
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Los perros que son maltratados, criados y asesinados en Marshall BioResources son exactamente iguales a los perros que amas y con los que compartes tu vida.
No son productos para ser criados y vendidos a laboratorios. Son individuos que sienten y quieren vivir 💔 ¡Únete a nosotros para poner fin a esto!
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Still wet from birth 💔
Taken away from the mother.
Dumped in a shed in solitude.
This is the #dairy industry.
Breaking bonds.
Destroying lives.
#DitchDairy #LiveVegan 🌱
📍 #Denmark
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Un 29 de octubre de 1948, soldados sionistas perpetraban una brutal masacre contra la aldea palestina de Safsaf, donde fusilaron a más de 70 palestinos que izaban una bandera blanca y violaron a decenas de mujeres, incluida una niña de 14 años.
Entonces no existía Hamas ni el 7 de octubre e igualmente el sionismo destruía Palestina y asesinaba a civiles palestinos en limpiezas étnicas masivas para robarles sus tierras.
Yosef Nachmani, un alto oficial de la Haganá sionista, escribió lo siguiente en su diario después de la masacre de Safsaf:
"En Safsaf, después de que los habitantes izaran una bandera blanca, los soldados reunieron y separaron a hombres y mujeres, ataron las manos de 50 o 60 campesinos, los fusilaron y los enterraron en una fosa. Además, violaron a varias mujeres... ¿De dónde sacaron semejante grado de crueldad, como los nazis?".
Según el historiador Nafez Hazzal, quien entrevistó a los sobrevivientes de la masacre varias décadas después, un campesino que sufrió la masacre de Safsaf le dijo:
"Mientras formábamos filas, unos soldados judíos ordenaron a cuatro muchachas que los acompañaran para llevar agua a los soldados. En lugar de eso, las llevaron a nuestras casas vacías y las violaron. Unos 70 de nuestros hombres fueron vendados y fusilados, uno tras otro, delante de nosotros. Los soldados recogieron sus cuerpos y los arrojaron sobre el cemento que cubría el manantial del pueblo, y les echaron arena encima".
En el video, soldados sionistas que participaron en masacres contra las aldeas palestinas como Safsaf o Tantura en 1948, admiten sus crímenes contra inocentes palestinos.