AT-ALG @ATALG3

@Parodyjeffx All countries who support Palestinians should close their Israeli embassy.

Today in Albania an Israeli embassy delegation got swarmed by furious crowds the second they left government offices. People are done. 
Nobody likes Israel anymore.

Former US Marine intelligence officer Scott Ritter: The US knows it can't fight and win against the Chinese. So it's using the Philippines to stir up conflict "Friends don't let friends die in quantities." You (Filipinos) think America is your friend. So did the Ukrainians, and they are dying by the hundreds of thousands.

@justicefallen20 @BBCWorld Idiot, they are Chinese.

“You’re all racists!” 💀 Every accusation is a confession. It’s amazing.

Drop Site @DropSiteNews

11 hours ago

💢 Gaza Civil Defense crews worked to extinguish a large fire after an Israeli strike hit a residential apartment on Al-Yarmouk Street, west of Gaza City. The Civil Defense said Israeli forces have issued evacuation orders for homes in six areas of Gaza tonight - a significant

16 336 764 144K 36

@ImBreckWorsham I wonder why there is no revolution in US yet...

Trump just told Americans to stop fighting data centers and just to give up and deal with it. "You can’t fight it... you have to go with it.”

Why does Saudi Arabia get to have a civilian nuclear program, but Iran does not? - Because US companies get priority access in Saudi Arabia, and this puts "America first".

This is exactly the primary purpose of inducing Americans to constantly wage war against each other over culture war issues, rather than uniting and fighting against those with real power who are actually responsible for their lack of financial security and opportunity:

End Tribalism in Politics @EndTribalism

a day ago

Tucker Carlson says America’s economy is rigged for the billionaire class. And that culture war issues like race are used to distract Americans and keep them fighting each other. “The true crisis in the country… has nothing to do with race and has to do with economics.” “The

164 464 3K 621K 447

Fox News discussion about Iran's infrastructure: "What do you think we might hit first?" "I don't know if we'll hit it first, but the Damavand plant supplies 40% of Tehran's electricity." This is Western "Media". Fuckn Terrorists

In Xinjiang’s cotton fields, the 108-arm robot for cotton topping has already been deployed. It can make over 300,000 snips per hour. "Forced labor" never existed in Xinjiang. To fight the lies, China simply shows how fast Xinjiang’s tech is progressing.

🇺🇸🇮🇱 Tucker Carlson tells Stephen A. Smith how Israel is committing genocide in Gaza.

One of my takeaways from this recent trip I took in Beijing is that Chinese policymakers view core technology as a public good and exhibit strong policy bias encouraging wide diffusion into the broad economy. One of the key mechanisms that illustrates this approach are the proliferation of "innovation centers" where public institutions (e.g. research institutes) and private sector companies come together to share and demonstrate core technologies and capabilities. We visited innovation centers focused on the low-altitude economy and robotics. We also visited other companies that were very open about sharing their technology and operations.

keyboard_arrow_left Previous keyboard_arrow_right Next

"First of all, I want to say to the Israeli government and Israeli leaders that the moment Israel uses a nuclear warhead against any other country, including Iran, it will be the end of Israel as a country, as a state." This quote is not an official statement from the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, but Victor Gao is an influential "spokesperson" for Chinese public diplomacy. Through such strong wording, Beijing is communicating its "red lines" to the international community.

@NuryVittachi A German friend of mine living in Phuket (He's a small hotel in Phuket) just told me that the locals really miss Chinese tourists these days, because their taxi drivers wouldn't get beaten up by Russians for overcharging.

It is absolutely astonishing what Israel has been able to achieve in the West in the last 24-48 hours. First, they made the US announce they will give Saudi Arabia nuclear technologies and materials, only to then condition it on joining the Open Zionist Whore Program, aka 'Abraham Accords'. Second, they passed a legislation in the House of Representatives in the US that will make the US military a subdivision of the IDF. Third, they got France and the UK to support the expansion of the war against Iran, with both countries evacuating their diplomatic staff from Tehran. Fourth, they installed a new puppet in Britain that immediately quadrupled the UK's involvement in this war: yes to use of British bases everywhere; a reported yes to participating in demining the Persian Gulf, and what looks like a general agreement to support the war effort in every way possible. This is only the 5% of that we can publicly see; imagine all the other 95%. We live in an entirely, 100% Israeli-made theater production. Every event and every news coverage have been carefully curated to advance Israel's ambitions. The power that this country has, 3 years into the worst televised catastrophe in human history, is simply staggering. It is almost unnatural, almost supernatural (only it's not). It also tells us that we're very close to the end. They are rushing like this because all the windows and doors are closing. They have to be visibly awkward, hasty and clumsy. They have to expose themselves. The one power that won't play along according to the provided script is proving an insurmountable obstacle, and the whole house of cards is shaking, and soon will come down. Israel's unnatural power over the West will be the doom of both. Because Khamenei and his people saw all this 40 years ago, and they prepared like no one ever prepared for anything (after milenia of civilizational self-reliance, independence, and dignity). I don't know why anyone watches any dumb movie. Reality now is arguably the most fascinating thing ever put up

Hard not to look away. Wrong to do so.

DD Geopolitics @DD_Geopolitics

2 days ago

Do not look away. Israel is still committing genocide in Palestine.

73 2K 5K 418K 273

@sahouraxo 🙏🙏🙏

BREAKING: Trump is raining bombs on civilian areas in Iran for the 13th consecutive night. At the very same time, Israel is dropping bombs on residential buildings across Gaza, burning civilians alive. This is terrorism.

Quite funny to see that 3 countries claim Fields Medal winner Hong Wang as theirs. When in her case, as in the case of so many top researchers throughout history, the clear lesson is that greatness in science is almost always a collaborative product of multiple countries and cultures. Even if you go back to Marie Curie: same thing, she wasn't originally French but Polish, studying first in Warsaw and then in Paris. Or Einstein who studied and worked in 4 countries. Or take Maryam Mirzakhani, the first woman to win the Fields Medal: she was born and educated in Iran, then did her PhD in the US. There is obviously something special that opens the mind about being exposed to different scientific traditions and different ways of thinking. Which all means that there is a special irony, at least in the case of France and the US, in both countries increasingly treating collaboration with China as a security threat while simultaneously celebrating a scientist whose brilliance is literally the product of that collaboration. The US's National Science Foundation is even presently straight-up banning scientific collaboration with almost all Chinese scientists (science.org/content/articl…) while Europe is doing the equivalent with its flagship Horizon Europe research program, barring Chinese institutions from its grants which, in effect, also bans scientific collaboration with China (nature.com/articles/d4158…). In other words, both countries want to claim Hong Wang but both are actively fighting the scientific spirit of openness that produced her. China is, somewhat ironically, moving in the opposite direction, continuing to "reform and opening up." China's NSFC, the Chinese equivalent of the US's NSF, continues to actively fund foreign researchers to come work in China across all fields (nsfc.gov.cn/english/site_1…). Fields medals, as is the case of Nobel prizes, are very much lagging indicators, by 1 or 2 decades: Hong Wang left China in 2011, at a time when the situation was arguably the reverse of today - the West was open, China was relatively more closed. Which means that 1 or 2 decades from now, don't be surprised if the Fields Medal goes to a French or American researcher who had to go to China to find the openness that produces the very best science.

keyboard_arrow_left Previous keyboard_arrow_right Next