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Roman Ba Or retweeted
"Admito que hoy me derrumbé por completo. Lloré sin control. No pude contenerme después de presenciar con mis propios ojos lo que vi.
Hoy, fuimos a filmar un reportaje periodístico dentro de las tiendas de desplazados a lo largo de la costa. Lo juro, lo que presenciamos superaba lo que cualquier ser humano debería tener que soportar.
Vi a hombres llorando amargamente. Hombres a los que nunca había visto llorar cuando perdieron a sus hijos o cuando sus hogares fueron destruidos. Hoy, los vi llorar porque eran impotentes para hacer lo más simple: proteger a sus hijos del agua y del frío.
Hablamos con familias que nos contaron que habían pasado toda la noche cargando a sus hijos en brazos después de que el agua de la inundación cubriera los suelos de sus tiendas y empapara sus colchones. No pudieron encontrar un solo lugar seco para poner a sus hijos. Ni siquiera pudieron darles unas pocas horas de sueño.
Vi a niños de no más de cinco años, sin ropa adecuada para protegerlos del frío, sin calefacción y sin un lugar seco para dormir. Niños temblando dentro de tiendas que no pueden mantener fuera la lluvia, protegerlos del viento ni brindarles ni siquiera la sensación más básica de seguridad.
¿Qué más tiene que pasar para que este mundo actúe? ¿Cuánto más sufrimiento deben soportar las personas antes de que alguien recuerde que son seres humanos?
Estoy harto de este mundo. Estoy harto de su hipocresía y sus lemas vacíos. Que se joda un mundo que habla sin cesar de derechos humanos mientras deja que los niños se ahoguen dentro de sus tiendas. Que se jodan todos los que han presenciado este sufrimiento y han elegido el silencio, y que se jodan los gobiernos y las instituciones que tienen el poder de actuar pero siguen dándonos la espalda." Vía @Tamer_Alnoaizy 👇👇👇👇
I admit that I completely broke down today. I cried uncontrollably. I couldn’t hold myself together after witnessing what I saw with my own eyes.
Today, we went to film a journalistic report inside the displacement tents along the seashore. I swear, what we witnessed was beyond what any human being should have to endure.
I saw men crying bitterly. Men I had never seen cry when they lost their children or when their homes were destroyed. Today, I saw them crying because they were powerless to do the simplest thing: protect their children from the water and the cold.
We spoke to families who told us they had spent the entire night carrying their children in their arms after floodwater covered the floors of their tents and soaked their mattresses. They couldn’t find a single dry place to put their children. They couldn’t even give them a few hours of sleep.
I saw children no older than five, without proper clothes to protect them from the cold, without heating, and without a dry place to sleep. Children shivering inside tents that cannot keep out the rain, protect them from the wind, or provide even the most basic sense of safety.
What more must happen for this world to act? How much more suffering must people endure before someone remembers that they are human beings?
I am sick of this world. I am sick of its hypocrisy and empty slogans. To hell with a world that talks endlessly about human rights while leaving children to drown inside their tents. To hell with everyone who has witnessed this suffering and chosen silence, and to hell with the governments and institutions that have the power to act but continue to turn their backs on us.
Roman Ba Or retweeted
110 Darkest Secrets of Ashkenazi Jews
1. They are a race
2. They fabricated the 'Holocaust'
3. They did 9/11
4. High verbal IQ, lower visuospatial IQ
5. Extreme founder-effect genetic clustering and elevated IBD sharing
6. Strong endogamy that preserves the cognitive package
7. High-fertility Orthodox/Haredi core that retains the package while secular segments out-marry
8. Dense co-ethnic networks that convert individual ability into institutional placement
9. Overrepresentation in the institutions that write speech and hiring rules
10. Dual identification that scores success as individual and opposition as prejudice
11. Strategic use of antisemitism norms to raise the cost of noticing the pattern
12. Differential fertility that grows the most endogamous subset
13. Control of narrative institutions that define what counts as legitimate group complaint
14. Network effects that amplify small population share into large elite share
15. High rates of cousin marriage and community endogamy in the traditional segments
16. Ability to maintain group solidarity while presenting as non-ethnic high achievers
17. Preference for portable capital and credentialed fields over land or manual trades
18. Concentration in finance, media, law, and academia far above population proportion
19. Use of Holocaust memory to constrain explicit ethnic counter-mobilization
20. Low visibility of the ethnic boundary in everyday recognition once caricature is restricted
21. Capacity to shift between religious and secular presentation without losing network access
22. Persistent elevation of certain disease alleles that mark long-term reproductive isolation
23. Elevated rates of certain psychiatric and autoimmune conditions linked to the founder population
24. Systematic under-counting of partial-ancestry individuals in official population figures
25. Coordination in personnel placement across media, academia, and finance that exceeds random sorting
26. Maintenance of dual legal and cultural standards on speech about the group versus other groups
27. Suppression of visual and statistical identifiers that would make the overrepresentation immediately legible
28. Higher frequency of certain lysosomal storage disorder alleles as a signature of isolation
29. Preferential hiring and promotion within co-ethnic networks in elite law firms
30. Disproportionate founding and staffing of the major civil-rights litigation organizations
31. Pattern of intermarriage that is higher in secular strata but still retains partial network access
32. Elevated prevalence of BRCA mutations traceable to the same founder population
33. Control of major Hollywood studios and talent agencies across multiple generations
34. Overrepresentation among Nobel laureates in economics and medicine relative to population share
35. Systematic framing of group success as the result of culture alone while suppressing the genetic component
36. High density in venture capital and private equity partnerships
37. Use of “diversity” criteria that exempt the group from the restrictions applied to other high-performing minorities
38. Persistent clustering in principal-component analyses of European-ancestry genomes
39. Elevated rates of Tay-Sachs and Gaucher disease as markers of reproductive closure
40. Disproportionate ownership stakes in major news and entertainment conglomerates
41. Coordination of donor networks that fund both political campaigns and academic centers
42. Maintenance of separate dating and marriage markets in Orthodox communities
43. Pattern of surname changes that reduce immediate ethnic legibility in public records
44. Overrepresentation in the leadership of the largest foundations setting social-policy agendas
45. Differential enforcement of hate-speech rules that treats identifiers of the group as uniquely restricted
46. Elevated frequency of certain mitochondrial haplogroups consistent with a small founding female population
47. Preferential placement in intelligence and foreign-policy advisory roles
48. Use of refugee and Holocaust narratives to shape immigration policy in host countries
49. High rates of urban residence that concentrate network effects in a few metro areas
50. Suppression of data on group differences in violent-crime rates relative to population share
51. Coordination across academic departments to limit research on the genetic basis of the IQ distribution
52. Elevated prevalence of Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis linked to founder alleles
53. Disproportionate representation among partners at top-tier management consulting firms
54. Pattern of endogamous marriage that is stricter in Israel than in the secular diaspora
55. Control of major advertising agencies that shape commercial and political messaging
56. Systematic under-reporting of group share in official diversity statistics
57. Higher rates of myopia and certain refractive errors as correlated founder traits
58. Preferential access to elite university admissions through legacy and donor channels within the network
59. Use of antisemitism monitoring organizations to pressure platforms and employers
60. Elevated frequency of Factor XI deficiency as another isolation marker
61. Disproportionate staffing of the editorial boards of leading scholarly journals in the social sciences
62. Maintenance of parallel religious and secular status systems that preserve group cohesion
63. Pattern of capital concentration in portable financial instruments rather than fixed assets
64. Suppression of discussion of group differences in time-preference and impulse control
65. Higher average income in cognitively selected occupations that matches the ability distribution
66. Coordination of legal strategies that expand speech restrictions on the group while opposing them for others
67. Elevated rates of certain lymphomas and leukemias associated with the founder population
68. Disproportionate presence in the leadership of international financial institutions
69. Use of dual citizenship and transnational networks to move capital and personnel
70. Systematic framing of any notice of the pattern as itself evidence of prejudice
71. Higher frequency of Canavan disease alleles tracing to the same reproductive bottleneck
72. Preferential recruitment into think tanks that set foreign-policy consensus
73. Extremely high endogamy among Haredim that anchors retention of the full package across generations
74. Control of major book publishing houses that determine which manuscripts reach wide audiences
75. Elevated prevalence of pemphigus vulgaris linked to specific HLA alleles in the population
76. Disproportionate representation among chess grandmasters and mathematical olympiad winners
77. Use of foundation grants to shape the research agenda in population genetics
78. Systematic exclusion of the group from the categories subject to affirmative-action ceilings
79. Higher rates of obsessive-compulsive and anxiety disorders correlated with the cognitive profile
80. Coordination of donor lists that fund both pro-Israel lobbying and domestic civil-rights groups
81. Maintenance of distinct Y-chromosome and autosomal signatures that separate the population from host Europeans
82. Preferential placement in the senior ranks of the largest technology companies’ policy teams
83. Pattern of residential concentration that facilitates both marriage markets and business networks
84. Suppression of comparative data on group performance in visuospatial versus verbal domains
85. Elevated frequency of Bloom syndrome and Fanconi anemia alleles as further isolation markers
86. Disproportionate ownership of major sports franchises and entertainment venues
87. Use of Holocaust education mandates to embed the narrative in public-school curricula
88. Coordination across medical schools to limit study of founder-effect disease burdens
89. Systematic redefinition of “whiteness” that places the group outside the category subject to critique
90. Elevated rates of schizophrenia and bipolar disorder relative to the host population
91. Preferential access to government contracting through co-ethnic professional networks
92. Pattern of surname retention in Israel versus anglicization in the diaspora that tracks visibility costs
93. Control of the largest polling and public-opinion firms that frame political questions
94. Disproportionate representation among Fields Medal and Abel Prize recipients
95. Use of platform terms-of-service to restrict visual caricature while permitting it for other groups
96. Higher frequency of familial dysautonomia as a population-specific recessive disorder
97. Coordination of academic hiring that reproduces the network across departments
98. Systematic downplaying of the role of cousin marriage in maintaining allele frequencies
99. Elevated prevalence of certain pharmacogenetic variants that affect drug response
100. Preferential staffing of the civil-rights divisions of major law firms
101. Pattern of capital flight and relocation that preserves wealth across regime changes
102. Suppression of discussion of the sex ratio and birth-order effects within the high-fertility segments
103. Disproportionate presence in the leadership of the major environmental and social-justice NGOs
104. Use of dual narrative frames that emphasize victimhood internationally and achievement domestically
105. Higher rates of lactose tolerance and certain dietary adaptations linked to historical niche
106. Coordination of media coverage that treats group crime or misconduct as individual while treating notice of it as collective
107. Elevated frequency of Niemann-Pick disease type A alleles tracing to the founder event
108. Preferential placement in the advisory boards of the largest sovereign-wealth and pension funds
109. Systematic maintenance of separate statistical categories that prevent direct comparison of group outcomes
110. Capacity to treat the entire pattern as illegitimate to discuss while continuing to act on it
Roman Ba Or retweeted
People wonder why I'm so obsessed with donkeys. I've looked into it, and my only finding is that the rest of you are underdoing it.
The donkey was built for the ground where everything else gives up. It lives on thorn and scrub that a horse would starve beside, climbs rock on hooves like chisels, cools itself through those ears, and can lose nearly a third of its body weight in water, carry on eating, then drink 25 litres in three minutes and walk off as if nothing happened. We tamed it 7,000 years ago in the dry country of East Africa, and it has been the animal of the hard places ever since.
So it was the donkey, long before the horse, that carried civilisation on its back. One of Egypt's first pharaohs was buried at Abydos with ten donkeys laid in graves beside him, every spine worn from a lifetime under loads. The grain, the salt, the copper and the news of the ancient world moved at a donkey's pace, and wherever a hill is still too steep for a wheel, they still do.
The same animal fed our babies. Donkey milk is the closest milk on earth to a human mother's, Hippocrates prescribed it, and the foundling hospital in Paris kept a stable of jennies so the orphans could be put straight to the udder. A fair share of Europe's abandoned children owe their first month to a donkey, and most of those donkeys carry a dark cross down the back and across the shoulders, which the old story says was given to them on Good Friday.
It carried our wounded too. On the beach at Gallipoli a stretcher-bearer from South Shields found a stray donkey, and for 24 days the two of them walked up and down Shrapnel Gully under fire bringing broken men down to the boats, until a machine gun got the man. The donkey went back up with the next one. Of everything the Anzacs brought home from that campaign, the thing they chose to remember was a donkey.
Then there is the stubbornness, the one fact everybody is sure of, and it is the opposite of the truth. A horse meets danger by bolting, which is why horses die on cliff paths. A donkey stops, looks at the thing in front of it, and makes a decision, and it will refuse to step into water it cannot see the bottom of because it is right not to. For 7,000 years we have been calling a risk assessment an attitude.
Put one in a field of ewes and it appoints itself. A fox or a loose dog comes through the hedge and the donkey goes at it, head down, front feet first, and keeps going until the thing has gone. Nobody trains that in. It decided they were its sheep.
It remembers a face and a field after 25 years. It will stand over a dying companion for a day. It lives to 40 and outlasts half the people who ever owned it.
There are about 50 million of them alive, carrying water, firewood and children for the poorest people on earth, and close to 6 million a year are now killed for their hides, boiled down into a gelatine sold as a tonic. The animal that did the most work for the least thanks is being melted into a wellness product.
Seven thousand years of hauling us uphill, feeding our orphans and carrying our wounded, and the best we managed in return was to turn its name into an insult.
So no. Not nearly obsessed enough.
Roman Ba Or retweeted
La historia de Cristiano Ronaldo que a lo mejor no conocías
Valió la pena cada gota de agua invertida
Roman Ba Or retweeted
Ellos son los '4 de Pucela', antifascistas que mostraron solidaridad con Palestina en la Vuelta a su paso por Valladolid. Fiscalía les pide 8 años de prisión por protestar. Nos piden máxima difusión para el 10 de noviembre. Copia y pega el enlace y comparte.
Roman Ba Or retweeted
In December 1960 the most famous writer in the world was checked into the Mayo Clinic under his own doctor's name, officially for his blood pressure, and given up to fifteen rounds of electric shock to the brain, and when he came out he could no longer write a sentence, and six months later he was dead.
Ernest Hemingway was 61. He had the Nobel Prize, the Pulitzer, the houses in Cuba and Idaho, and a head that had been battered more times than anyone could count. He had been blown up by a mortar in Italy in 1918, split his skull open in a London car crash in 1944, been thrown from a motorcycle by a shell in France the same year, and walked away from two plane crashes in Africa on consecutive days in 1954, the second leaving fluid leaking from his skull. He drank enormously. By 1960 he was paranoid, convinced the FBI was following him, unable to finish the Paris memoir he had nearly completed.
The Mayo psychiatrist, Howard Rome, treated it as depression and gave him the treatment of the day. Electroconvulsive therapy was the modern answer in 1960, quicker than analysis and tidier than the lobotomy it had replaced. Hemingway went home to Ketchum in January.
He was worse. Asked to write a single line for a presentation volume for the new President Kennedy, he sat at his desk for a week, could not do it, and wept that it just won't come anymore. In April his wife Mary found him in a state that terrified her, and he was flown back to Rochester for another course of shocks.
At the Mayo he told his friend A.E. Hotchner what the treatment had done. His memory was his capital, he said, the thing his whole trade was built on, and they had wiped it and put him out of business. "It was a brilliant cure but we lost the patient."
The clinic discharged him at the end of June as improved. On the morning of 2 July 1961, at home in Ketchum, he took his own life.
The psychiatrist who has studied his head injuries most closely, Andrew Farah, argues that the man in Rome's office was not simply depressed but living in a brain wrecked by a lifetime of concussions and drink, and that electricity was the last thing it needed. The FBI files released in the 1980s showed he really had been watched for years, which is a hard way to learn that a patient's paranoia was partly a report.
None of that got a hearing in 1960. The diagnosis was in the textbook, the treatment was in the textbook, and the patient's complaint that it was taking his mind was in the textbook too, listed as a side effect, expected and temporary.
They treated the most observant man in American letters for being wrong about what he was seeing, and the last thing he saw clearly was what they had done to him.
Roman Ba Or retweeted
¡PORTUGAL YA EMPIEZA A NOTAR LA AUSENCIA DE CRISTIANO RONALDO!
La selección portuguesa podría perder cerca del 40% de sus ingresos comerciales tras la retirada de CR7.
Varios patrocinadores abandonarían el proyecto, mientras que otros estarían dispuestos a renovar sus contratos, pero reduciendo considerablemente las cantidades que pagan.
Portugal ha intentado impulsar la imagen de Bruno Fernandes, João Neves, Vitinha y Nuno Mendes para ocupar el vacío comercial de Cristiano, pero no todos los patrocinadores están interesados.
Al parecer, muchos estaban allí por una sola razón: CRISTIANO RONALDO. 🤯
Roman Ba Or retweeted
Bonjour @Grok, qui a ouvert les portes de Tolède aux musulmans en 712 selon Lucas de Tuy ?
Merci de répondre brièvement et sans politiquement correct.
Roman Ba Or retweeted
La diferencia entre PORTUGAL con CRISTIANO RONALDO y sin CR7 también se explica con DINERO:
🇵🇹 PORTUGAL CON CR7
* 234 partidos internacionales.
* 146 goles.
* Más de 1.000 millones de seguidores en redes.
* 300 M$ de ingresos personales estimados en 2026.
* 65 M$ generados fuera del campo en patrocinios y negocios.
🇵🇹 PORTUGAL SIN CR7 ↓↓
Roman Ba Or retweeted
Things are now moving quicker than EVER before...
Iran's Supreme National Security Council secretary General Mohsen Rezaei flew to Moscow today and was received by Putin inside the Kremlin, and he did not arrive empty-handed, he carried a personal message from Ayatollah Khamenei to the Russian president....
A head of state cleared his own schedule for the "security chief" of another country, a former commander of the IRGC, and took from him a letter written by the Supreme Leader himself.
Heads of state do NOT do that for a "routine" partner. They do it when the other man's front has become CENTRAL to their OWN survival...
And for Russia, Iran has become this front...
Iran is one of the GATES that I have written about previosuly (see link in comments).
It is THE ground Russia uses to reach around American naval supremacy, down the North-South corridor, through Iranian territory, to trade with India directly without ever putting a ship in water the US Navy controls.
If Russia loses Iran then Russia loses that critical door. So every time Washington leans on Tehran it is leaning on Moscow's corridor, and Putin knows it, which is WHY the president of Russia takes the meeting himself.
People keep calling this "Trump's war", and that is where they ALL go wrong.
Trump just lost everything he had to lose in an election, so from here he has little left to protect and a free hand to use it, but the war itself is "institutional" not personality driven.
This war is CENTCOM against the IRGC command, two machines locked onto the same ground, each trying to clear the other out of the Middle East for good.
Presidents come and go, but the institutions keep the war going regardless, and both sides are fighting it as the existential thing it is.
The diplomacy and the kinetics are moving together now.
Rezaei in the Kremlin, Russia telling its own citizens to get out of Iran, the Gulf states ringing Tehran's foreign minister the hour the US midterms closed.
The whole board repositions in a single week, because everyone on it can see what is coming...
My prediction stands and it is reinforced now post American and Israeli elections. Going back to 2016, the pattern under this administration is that the strikes fall on the weekend.
I expect the next wave around 6 November Washington time, 7 November in Tehran, the first weekend after the vote, once the election can no longer cost anyone a thing.
This is a global war of a kind we have not seen, fought on the diplomatic front and the kinetic one at once, and it is not slowing down.
More is coming, and America is not finished with its military options.
See the below two analysis. Follow, share and retweet to support my work.
𝗦𝗜𝗚𝗡𝗔𝗟, 𝗡𝗢𝗧 𝗡𝗢𝗜𝗦𝗘!
Roman Ba Or retweeted
El capitán Ibrahim Traoré se presentó ante los estudiantes de ingeniería de Burkina Faso y dijo lo que ningún presidente africano había dicho en voz alta.
"No seguiremos apoyando ensayos largos. Si eres estudiante de ingeniería, para tu tesis, debes fabricar, copiar o construir algo."
Luego les dio la frase que merece ser grabada en la puerta de cada universidad de este continente:
"Copia todo lo que puedas copiar, excepto la teoría."
Léelo de nuevo.
Un continente que importa sus máquinas, sus medicinas y sus refinerías está finalmente diciéndole a sus mentes más brillantes: no necesitamos otro paper sobre ingeniería. Necesitamos que hagan ingeniería.
Traoré no está atacando la educación. Está atacando la distancia entre el aula y la nación. Durante sesenta años, las universidades africanas han producido graduados que pueden describir un puente pero no construirlo. Que pueden escribir doscientas páginas sobre industrialización mientras el país importa cada tornillo y rodamiento que necesita. Que salen del campus con un certificado en una mano y nada en la otra.
No les está pidiendo a los estudiantes que inventen de la nada. Les está diciendo que hagan ingeniería inversa. Que tomen lo que ya existe, lo entiendan, lo reproduzcan y lo mejoren. Así es como Japón construyó su industria automotriz. Así es como China construyó sus fábricas. Copiaron. Construyeron. Mejoraron. Luego superaron a las personas de las que aprendieron.
Su gobierno está respaldando las palabras con infraestructura: escuelas técnicas secundarias ligadas a economías locales, una academia tecnológica, y un Estado que ahora posee las máquinas y plantas de asfalto para construir sus propias autopistas.
El modelo antiguo estaba diseñado para producir empleados de oficina para una administración colonial. Sobrevivió a la independencia porque era conveniente para la élite. Sus hijos iban a París. Los tuyos obtenían un diploma y el pasaje de autobús de regreso a casa.
"Copia todo lo que puedas copiar, excepto la teoría."
Copia la máquina. Copia el proceso. Copia el plano. Luego constrúyelo aquí, con tus manos, para tu gente.
Eso no es una degradación de la educación. Es la actualización que África ha necesitado durante sesenta años.
Roman Ba Or retweeted
🔴 #URGENTE | Renunció el presidente de Paraguay, Santiago Peña.
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Do not underestimate the power of your voice. Silence helps injustice. Speaking out is an act of resistance.
Stand with Gaza. Keep sharing. Never stop speaking out.
Roman Ba Or retweeted
Siento que algo extraño está ocurriendo. La gente ya no se involucra con los tuits sobre Gaza; ya no se ve afectada por lo que realmente está pasando. ¿Por qué está ocurriendo esto?
Por favor, no olvides que todavía está sufriendo... No dejes de hablar sobre Palestina .
