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Tom’s Green Coffee retweeted
Imagine taking on russian and German armies at the same time, driving them both out, and today leading the world’s security council.
This is Latvia 🇱🇻🫡
Latvia has just assumed the Presidency of the United Nations Security Council for the first time.
On this day in 1919, Latvian Colonel Krišjānis Berķis signed the order to launch a counteroffensive against German-Russian forces.
After liberating Riga, Latvian forces went on to achieve full victory in the Latvian War of Independence, securing the sovereignty of their young republic in international law.
107 years later, this now enables Latvia to take a world leading role in standing up for the sovereign rights of all nations to exist in peace and security under international law.
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Sadly this will NOT be our new garden as one of William’s wives and Her Children did not agree to rent it out to us.
Would have been amazing to come out from our #NyakalengijoBoutique, look up and see our garden. Ehh…
World famous super friendly and welcoming party, trading and street food center #Nyakalengijo visible down there just across #Mubuku river from our new garden with no number yet
10 #hassavocado babies feeling well on site ready to go up to #gardenNo9 omundža ča
Kasese getting more looked after day by day! This can be found next to local market in front of charcoal section.
Who has eaten in this restaurant? Who will try and give a realistic review?
Beautiful! Wasingya kutsibu Mama!
#exploreKasese
Tom’s Green Coffee retweeted
This currently in Kasese is THE BEST BREAKFAST spot! Ņamm ņamm! 3k for food and has our coffee too, but always opting for next door obushera.
Next door obushera, by the way, THE BEST in town too worth a visit separately usually cold and around 4pm perfect! 1k.
#exploreKasese
Tom’s Green Coffee retweeted
POV: You were born to a country wiped from maps, whose freedom was long considered a lost cause by much of the world, and you grow up to see your country assume the Presidency of the United Nations Security Council (starting midnight tonight).
Congratulations all Latvians for your long journey here.
Now more than ever, we need world leadership that stands up for international law, a better rules-based order, peace through strength, and the sovereignty of all nations.
Tom’s Green Coffee retweeted
Photo!Agriculture students at Rwenzori International University are gaining hands-on experience in the application of fertilizers and pesticides on demonstration crops at the university farm in Butsumba, Kasese.
The practical exercise, conducted today, is aimed at equipping students with the necessary knowledge and skills to apply agricultural inputs correctly as part of their training.
The exercise also provides students with an opportunity to put the theoretical knowledge acquired in class into practice, preparing them for careers in the agricultural sector.
#kgrupdates
Tom’s Green Coffee retweeted
I have always seen here the so called Kasese Influencers chanting about promoting Kasese blablabla and I have never seen them doing what you are really doing bro . This is the real flex tourism attraction in Rwenzori region than promoting an alcohol company ⚒️💔💔💔
Tom’s Green Coffee retweeted
Viedoklis par notiekošo Polijā:
"Visi pievērš uzmanību Polijas konstitucionālajai krīzei, taču šis jautājums ir daudz plašāks. Tas skar arī ES nākotni.
Prezidents Karols Navrockis ir atteicies pieņemt zvērestu no vairākiem Konstitucionālās tiesas tiesnešiem, kurus parlaments ir pienācīgi ievēlējis. Saskaņā ar Polijas likumdošanu, lai viņi varētu stāties amatā, ir nepieciešams nodot zvērestu prezidenta priekšā. Venēcijas komisija ir norādījusi, ka prezidenta loma būtībā ir reprezentatīva, viņam nav brīvas rīcības tiesības pārskatīt vai bloķēt parlamenta izvēli, un ilgstoša atteikšanās nedrīkst traucēt tiesnešiem stāties amatā. Ņemot vērā, ka tribunāla vadība, kas atbalsta partiju „PiS” (un kas pati ir iepriekš apstrīdētu iecelšanu rezultāts), bloķē jauno tiesnešu stāšanos amatā, tiesa faktiski ir paralizēta. Nesenā Konstitucionālās tiesas priekšsēdētāja atstādināšana, policijas iesaistīšana, protesti un Navrocka atgriešanās no Senegālas lidojuma vidū ir jaunākā eskalācija desmit gadus ilgajā cīņā par tiesu varas leģitimitāti.
Tas nav „Tuska veikts apvērsums”, kā daudzi mēģina to attēlot. Iepriekšējo PiS valdību veikto tiesu sistēmas pārveidošanu plaši kritizēja ES iestādes un Venēcijas komisija, jo tā apdraudēja tiesu neatkarību. Tuska valdība mēģina to atgriezt atpakaļ, bieži vien ar spēku un dažkārt pretrunīgi. Navrocka sistemātiskā atteikšanās pabeigt tiesnešu iecelšanu turpina institucionālo stagnāciju. Abas puses ir politizējušas tiesas, taču pašreizējais konstitucionālo funkciju bloķējums galvenokārt saistīts ar priekšsēdētāja atteikšanos pildīt savu galveno pienākumu.
Kremlim lojālas balsis izmanto šo haosu, lai vainu pilnībā noveltu uz valdību un izvirzītu ideju par „Polexit”. Šāds naratīvs ir ērts ikvienam, kurš vēlas vājāku un izolētāku Poliju. Izstāšanās no ES būtu ekonomiska un drošības katastrofa — pārliecinošais Polijas eksporta vairākums nonāk vienotajā tirgū, ES fondi ir atbalstījuši infrastruktūru un izaugsmi, brīva pārvietošanās sniedz labumu miljoniem poļu, un kolektīvās aizsardzības koordinācija ir izšķiroša, kamēr Krievija kaimiņvalstī ved karu un veic hibrīdoperācijas pret Polijas mērķiem. Analīzes liecina par vairāku procentu IKP zaudējumiem, pārtrauktām piegāžu ķēdēm, zaudētiem ieguldījumiem, augstākām izmaksām un samazinātu starptautisko ietekmi. Polijas ārpolitikas pārstāvji ir pareizi nosaukuši „Polexit” par dāvanu Kremlim. ES neapšaubāmi ir trūkumi un pārspīlējumi, un debates ir pamatotas, taču vienpusēja izstāšanās padarītu Poliju nabadzīgāku, mazāk drošu un neaizsargātāku tieši tad, kad Krievijas draudi ir īpaši akūti.
Patiesā prioritāte būtu atjaunot funkcionējošu konstitucionālo kārtību, neizraisot turpmāku institucionālo sabrukumu, vienlaikus stingri noturot Poliju ES un NATO ietvaros, kas ir nodrošinājuši drošību un labklājību. Iekšējās cīņas vājina valsti un kalpo tikai tiem, kuri vēlas sadalītu Eiropu." #Polija
Everyone is focused on Poland’s constitutional crisis, but this is larger than that. It is also about the future of the EU.
President Karol Nawrocki has refused to swear in multiple Constitutional Tribunal judges duly elected by parliament. Polish law requires the oath before the president for them to take office. The Venice Commission has advised that the president’s role is essentially ceremonial, he does not have a free hand to review or block parliamentary choices, and prolonged refusal should not prevent judges from assuming their posts. Combined with the tribunal’s PiS-aligned leadership (itself the product of earlier contested appointments) blocking the new judges, the court has been effectively paralyzed. The recent suspension of the tribunal’s president, police deployment, protests, and Nawrocki’s mid-flight return from Senegal are the latest escalation in a decade-long fight over the judiciary’s legitimacy.
This is not a “coup by Tusk,” as many try to portray it. The previous PiS governments’ overhaul of the courts was widely criticized by EU institutions and the Venice Commission for undermining independence. Tusk’s government is trying to reverse that, often forcefully and sometimes controversially. Nawrocki’s systematic refusal to complete judicial appointments continues the institutional gridlock. Both sides have politicized the courts, but the current blockage of constitutional functions falls primarily on the president’s refusal to perform a core duty.
Pro-Kremlin voices are exploiting the chaos to shift blame entirely onto the government and float Polexit. That narrative is convenient for anyone who wants a weaker, more isolated Poland. Leaving the EU would be an economic and security catastrophe, the overwhelming majority of Polish exports go to the single market, EU funds have underpinned infrastructure and growth, free movement benefits millions of Poles, and collective defense coordination is critical while Russia wages war next door and conducts hybrid operations against Polish targets. Analyses point to multi-percent GDP losses, disrupted supply chains, lost investment, higher costs, and reduced international influence. Polish foreign policy figures have correctly called Polexit a gift to the Kremlin. The EU clearly has flaws and overreaches, and debates are legitimate, but unilateral exit would leave Poland poorer, less secure, and more vulnerable precisely when the Russian threat is acute.
The real priority should be restoring a functioning constitutional order without further institutional destruction, while keeping Poland firmly in the EU and NATO framework that has delivered security and prosperity. Infighting that weakens the state and serves only those who want a divided Europe.
Tom’s Green Coffee retweeted
Oh, for fuck sake!
The Trump administration is pressing Lithuania to open a central Baltic Sea port to potash exports from Belarus, despite European sanctions.
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This currently in Kasese is THE BEST BREAKFAST spot! Ņamm ņamm! 3k for food and has our coffee too, but always opting for next door obushera.
Next door obushera, by the way, THE BEST in town too worth a visit separately usually cold and around 4pm perfect! 1k.
#exploreKasese
Tom’s Green Coffee retweeted
Ir komentāri? Ja specializējaties Polijas politikaa!
Conflict over Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal escalates in Warsaw: judge suspends its leadership and president cuts short Africa trip
A de facto power struggle has erupted within one of Poland’s most important state institutions in Warsaw today. For now, the outcome of this confrontation remains uncertain.
Judge Anna Korwin-Piotrowska called the police to the grounds of the Constitutional Tribunal, citing a potential threat to the safety of judges and staff.
Police did not enter the building, but a significant number of officers have been deployed in the surrounding area.
Korwin-Piotrowska suspended Tribunal President Bogdan Święczkowski and his deputy, Bartłomiej Sochański, for one month, temporarily taking charge of the institution herself.
Jarosław Kaczyński, leader of the opposition Law and Justice (PiS) party, called the developments a “coup” and urged Polish President Karol Nawrocki to intervene.
Nawrocki has cut short his visit to Senegal and is returning to Poland.
The conflict stems from a deep division over the composition of the court. Donald Tusk’s government refuses to recognise the Tribunal’s rulings because of judges appointed under the previous PiS government.
Meanwhile, Nawrocki and Święczkowski refuse to recognise judges elected by the Sejm in 2026.
Korwin-Piotrowska is among them: the president refused to accept her oath of office, while Święczkowski had previously prevented her from participating in court proceedings.
Tom’s Green Coffee retweeted
Sen neesmu te rakstījis. Agrāk pirksti niezēja 4 x dienā. NEPLP jauns pētījums par Latvijas top socmedijiem: Youtube (lieto 85%), Facebook (81%), Tiktok (52%), Instagram (49%),Draugiem (19%), Pinterest (18%), Linkedin (17%), X (17%). 16% no tā lietošanas pasliktinās garastāvoklis
Now how the F can one get to His favourite breakfast spot owned by amazingly delicious cooking Mama in the corner spot right in front of Old Taxi Park in Kasese, ah?
Was wondering how come Kasese so quiet this Morning with almost no people on the roads.
NATIONAL CLEANING DAY!
No People - no rubbish : )
Tom’s Green Coffee retweeted
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