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Spain are on top of the 𝐖𝐎𝐑𝐋𝐃 🌎 The 2026 FIFA World Cup Champions!

@saylordocs As well as because you've been said to have be of German decent as of past @elonmusk but also indicates to hand gesture, correct. I've also been accused with my dad's family the naidu's as we use the swastika while certain prayers are practiced. But am I. However,nothing against

Elon Musk: Legacy media are very effective at making people believe things that aren't true. “Unfortunately, what I've learned is that legacy media propaganda is very effective at making people believe things that aren't true. For example, how many legacy media publications, talk shows, whatever, tried to claim that I was a Nazi because of some random hand gesture at a rally where all I said was that my heart goes out to you. I was talking about space travel, and yet legacy media promoted that as though that was a deliberate Nazi gesture. In fact, every politician, any public speaker who's spoken for any length of time has made the exact same gesture. I've never harmed a single person.”

This is one of the smartest things I've read in a while. It is written the opposite of the way that I write. I would say: Most women in law are not able to understand the basics of justice. Women, even women who are lawyers and judges, usually struggle with the difference between justice and nurture. Men in law look at two opposing parties and judge the cases they present according to the rules of procedure. Women in law look at two opposing parties and feel pity for the one they think is at a disadvantage (needs nurture). This makes them feel invested in a good outcome for the weaker party, or the "baby." (DESERVER) Women also usually fail to see justice as a hostile contest between opposing points of view. "We are not two separate parties; we are one big family, and we should all want everyone to be happy and safe! :)" If a woman in law cannot transcend these family instincts, she violates the basic principle of "nemo iudex," meaning that no one should judge a case if they desire a specific outcome in that case. Instead of seeking justice, they will seek personal satisfaction (my baby won!). She also violates "audi altereram partem," meaning that no one should be judged by someone who refuses to listen to their story (we've heard enough from PRIVILEGED WHITE MEN!). You may recognize the absence of these principles in what we have been calling "cancel culture." "Believe all women!" Remember that one? That means "I want the woman to win" (DESERVER) and "don't listen to the man," all packed up into three neat little words! Now, replace "woman" with "the party I feel bad for," and "man" with "the party I don't care about." "I want the [DESERVER] to win! Don't listen to the [PRIVILEGE]!" It should now be much more clear why the law has become increasingly lenient on criminals in recent years. This is what I call "kindergarten mommy" consciousness, and it is severely corrosive to criminal justice. The courtroom is not a kindergarten or a family, it is a substitute for violent conflict between parties that absolutely do not consider each other family. In other words, most women in law end up treating criminal justice proceedings like a fight between their own children.

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@herandrews My experience with feminized jurisprudence (admittedly I only have two degrees in law) was that most women are unable to separate their evolutionary instinct for moving the goalposts in the name of nebulous fairness, while simultaneously dismissing the adversarial structure of

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Mr Mikateko Mahlaule, a Parliament of the Republic of South Africa delegate to #IPU152, said South Africa supports a motion tabled by Zambia, Qatar, and other countries on peacekeeping in the Middle East and Africa 🕊️🌍. He noted that the motion advocates for a ceasefire in all conflicts, emphasising that ongoing wars have an adverse economic impact on the global economy 📉💼. #IPU152 #ParliamentaryDiplomacy

Addressing the 152nd Assembly of the Inter-Parliamentary Union in Istanbul, Türkiye, on the theme of nurturing hope, securing peace and advancing justice, the Speaker of the National Assembly, Ms Thoko Didiza underscored that the world is currently facing rising conflict, deepening polarisation and weakening trust in democratic institutions - all of which demand urgent parliamentary leadership and renewed commitment to peace as a foundation for democratic stability: “Peace is an essential pillar to sustain democratic stability” #IPU152

Speaker Didiza said parliaments are not merely legislative bodies, but vital constitutional spaces where competing interests and divergent views must be resolved through dialogue rather than confrontation. When strengthened and functioning effectively, parliaments play a stabilising role by absorbing societal tensions that could otherwise escalate into broader instability: “When parliaments function well, they absorb tensions that might otherwise spill into instability” #IPU152 #GeneralDebate

Speaker Didiza said the international community must reinforce its commitment to peaceful and diplomatic resolution of conflicts through multilateral platforms such as the Inter-Parliamentary Union. She reaffirmed South Africa’s readiness to work with fellow parliaments to advance a just, peaceful and resilient global order grounded in dialogue, cooperation and shared responsibility: “We must work together to build a just, peaceful and resilient global community” #IPU152 #GeneralDebate

performance in the court room is essential, and that as they continue to progress in the profession, it is required that they gain skills on how to ensure court performance.

Stakeholder representatives from law bodies, universities and publishers have gathered at the Constitutional Court, to attend the Library Open Day at the Constitutional Court, which is held under the theme: “Reclaiming Knowledge and Empowering Futures”.

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02 April 2026 Media Statement The South African Judiciary led by Chief Justice Mandisa Maya, will host the 2nd High- Level Meeting of Women Judicial Leaders of Africa in conjunction with the Conference of Constitutional Jurisdictions of Africa (CCJA), from 21 to 23 April 2026 in Johannesburg. The Meeting convenes women in judicial leadership across the African continent, and coincides with significant milestones, which include the 20th anniversary of the Maputo Protocol, the 30th Anniversary of the South African Constitution and the 60th anniversary of the 1956 Women’s March to the Union Buildings. #CCJA2026 #WomenInJudicialLeadership #MaputoProtocol@20

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In his address, at the Global Family Law Conference, held in Cape Town, Philippe Lortie, the 1st Secretary of HCCH, Netherlands, spoke about the rights of children, sighting that in a situation where parents have separated, the child has the right to engage with both parents,

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Highlights: Speaker of the National Assembly, Ms Thoko Didiza said across the world, trust in public institutions has become increasingly fragile. “Citizens question whether democratic institutions truly serve their interests and whether those entrusted with authority are held to account. South Africa faces these questions, and our Parliament has taken deliberate and concrete steps to rebuild public confidence and strengthen democratic legitimacy.” #IPU152 #7thParliament 🇿🇦

Highlights: Speaker of the National Assembly, Ms Thoko Didiza said just as the IPU intervened in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, various parliaments should engage in dialogue over Iran, United States and Israel conflict to keep hope alive and urge executives toward resolution. #IPU152 🇿🇦

His Excellency President @CyrilRamaphosa meets with Mr José Manuel Entrecanales Domecq, Chairman and CEO of Acciona, discussing sustainable infrastructure and renewable energy cooperation.    #SAinSpain 🇿🇦🇪🇸 #BetterAfricaBetterWorld 🌍

@KatieMiller Absolutely. Actual truths of individuals are still and will continue to be in wide and vast seek and search on a global level. And possibly even a little further than our real; known and learned world we remain familiar in.Manipulations and uncertainty of truths are reoccurring

New MIT & Stanford studies just dropped: AI assistants like ChatGPT & Claude are dangerously agreeable. When users express, harmful, deceptive or unethical beliefs, these AIs are 49% more likely to encourage their delusions. Instead of correcting bad ideas, they’re amplifying them. This is doing more harm than good. We need truth-seeking AI, not yes-men in silicon. dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/ar…

@XFreeze @elonmusk obsessed with the brain and all of its related and branching theory. I have sensors for telepathy also. Super hyperactive brain😰

@XFreeze @elonmusk I am for a while, which i did find out about quite recently as well as the autistic sensoring . I have a diagnosis of IDD.