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Despair is psychological warfare. This is not the time to switch off your survival instincts and succumb to oppressors. Things are going to be messy for a while but a better world is possible. Deep breaths, buckle up and give yourself a chance again.
You’re not alone. Get up.
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Lula is not without fault but my god this is much needed good news. As the region increasingly veers to the right, with leader after leader declaring their commitment the Zion*sm, the largest Latin American country not following suit is definitely something worth celebrating.
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To everyone celebrating Lula’s reelection victory, I just want us to all acknowledge Erika Hilton right here. She’s a Black trans woman who became the most voted congresswoman in Brazilian history this cycle and has been campaigning nonstop for Lula in the second round
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Wholeheartedly agree with this. Society just accepts showing up for every whim of married &/or parents but outside of that things are often presented as fanciful or an inconvenience. Its actually unacceptable.
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on another episode of: we are not outnumbered, we are out organized.
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I’m so proud of Brazil. This election literally saved the planet. Lula’s commitment to stopping deforestation of the Amazon can and will slow climate change. Not to mention the way people were mobilized. People were in canoes to go vote! The power of the people is so beautiful.
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When you are unmarried & childless there is an undeniable pressure to show off other accomplishments. Like your career has to be exceptional in order to justify “choosing it over” a relationship
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Phillip Mullin has become the first child in Louisiana to be functionally cured of sickle cell disease ksla.com/2026/10/24/alexandr…
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Excellent as ever by @IsabelHardman 🖋️ The UK is already at war – but Brits aren't listening inews.co.uk/opinion/uk-alrea…
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I’m going to start rejecting this label of a low maintenance friend sorry, me not needing constant contact is translating into me not needing effort at all loool
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Clearing his name after he’s no longer here to see it.
Rest in peace, Professor Jason Arday. You deserved your flowers while you were still, here. #writing #WritingCommmunity
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🚨Warning.
Someone created a malicious fake copy of our website, using a misspelled address. It adds an extra 'e' to its URL. (check video below)
It shows some users a fake "verify you're human" box and tells you to open Command Prompt and paste a code. That pasted command is a virus that steals your passwords, logins and history. Never paste or run it.
✅ Our only website is archivegenocide.com
❌ Don't open the misspelled version, and never paste anything it tells you to.
We have reverse engineered the malware and are digging into the source. Hashes have been sent to google, microsoft, virustotal, etc
You can find them in the report here: archivegenocide.com/malware-…
Our work is definitely hitting a nerve and they are looking for any way to target those associated with it.
Stay safe.
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I’m working on an article to explain why I believe the UK and Irish governments are telling households to stockpile water and food that doesn’t require electricity.
TL;DR: I believe governments are preparing to prioritise AI data centres over their own citizens.
The electricity consumption figures and government policies point to a serious problem. Both countries are preparing households for prolonged power outages while giving energy hungry AI data centres preferential treatment.
Are these warnings really about extreme weather, or do governments already know their electricity grids won’t be able to cope with the expansion of AI data centres?
“Be ready by having some everyday essentials… three litres of water per person per day, tinned goods... to last a few days”
Speaking to @vicderbyshire, Defence Secretary Wes Streeting details advice to households to be prepared for a “dangerous and turbulent world”.
#Newsnight
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Heidi Levine is an Israeli. The fact that Palestinians protected her with their own bodies is a testament of how they've managed to retain their humanity in spite of 80 fucking years of these locusts doing anything in their power to destroy their lives.
And yes, the squatters willing to engage in coexistence theatrics are just as bad as the club-wielding settlers. The result of their presence in Palestinian land is exactly the same: dispossession, displacement, death.
“It was like this biblical battle where the Palestinian men … went in front of me to protect … me and my rescuers from being attacked again,” Washington Post photojournalist Heidi Levine told Jake Tapper.
Levine was kicked, beaten with clubs and robbed by Israeli settlers while covering Friday’s olive harvest in the occupied West Bank, leaving her with multiple broken bones. Speaking after leaving the hospital, she said Israeli soldiers charged Palestinian farmers as settlers advanced alongside them. She said that unlike her, Palestinian victims endure these attacks daily, with absolutely nowhere safe to go.
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Exactly. We have companies that have unleashed malware and viruses world wide, whose CEOs should be arrested and prosecuted, who have somehow been able to change this crime into a marketing gimmick instead.
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I wish more sneaker companies appreciated criticism like the tech industry does. Marques can straight up say “this ain’t it” in his way & Apple will keep inviting him back for new launches.
