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Zio Iosif 🔻🪂 retweeted
Un frammento d’ambra grande appena 18 millimetri custodisce una storia straordinaria.
Al suo interno è rimasta intrappolata la coda di una lucertola vissuta circa 99 milioni di anni fa.
Le analisi ai raggi X indicano che l’animale potrebbe averla abbandonata volontariamente, utilizzando un meccanismo difensivo ancora comune nelle lucertole moderne.
🦎 Non sappiamo se sia sfuggita a un predatore. Ma quel minuscolo fossile conserva la testimonianza di un’antichissima strategia di sopravvivenza.
Zio Iosif 🔻🪂 retweeted
L'#Europa ora vive tutto ciò che la corrotta #UE🇪🇺 e élite politiche🇬🇧 fallite auguravano alla #Russia🇷🇺
Collasso politico, catastrofe del costo della vita, disintegrazione sociale.
L'inverno si avvicina, il mendicante di Kiev🇺🇦 vuole di più.
La goccia che fa traboccare il vaso.
Zio Iosif 🔻🪂 retweeted
Diciamolo in un altro modo:
- Il 60% del traffico Internet mondiale fa capo a meno di 10 grandi aziende
- Tre grandi gestori di piattaforme Cloud controllano circa i due terzi del mercato globale
- Una sola azienda controlla l'80% del mercato delle GPU
- Due aziende di modelli generativi raccolgono l'89% dei ricavi di questo mercato
- Tre grandi fondi posseggono sono il primo azionista bell'85% delle aziende di S&P
- L'1% delle famiglie più ricche degli USA controlla il 50% delle azioni circolanti
Tutta la retorica liberista contro i monopoli viene polverizzata da questi numeri.
Denaro, Dati, AI tutto in pochissime mani.
Zio Iosif 🔻🪂 retweeted
🧵 🇵🇱 La crisi polacca va oltre la dialettica politica: tocca il nodo fondamentale della sovranità costituzionale degli Stati membri UE.
Lo fa perché Tusk, capo del governo, oltre i metodi golpisti, usa una sentenza CGUE come ariete per travolgere i vincoli costituzionali →
Zio Iosif 🔻🪂 retweeted
Finalmente posso dire "la IA ha fatto anche cose buone"
Salvatore Aranzulla: «Gli utili del mio sito crollati del 72% in un anno: l'AI saccheggia i miei contenuti. A mia figlia niente tv né smartphone» trib.al/XMnVAkD
Zio Iosif 🔻🪂 retweeted
More blatant anti Russian propaganda from BBC
BBC writes: "Up to 6,000 people, including 200 children, were believed to still be living in Oleshky"
Then we are told there were only "750 evacuees". BBC also fails to mention that a large potion of these 750 evacuees chose to be taken to Russia and not Ukraine or that some people willingly chose to remain in Russian held Oleshky.
BBC: "Residents had a four-hour window on Friday to leave, with a convoy of 25 buses brought in for up to 750 evacuees, along with ambulances for people with limited mobility."
And
"But those who managed to escape also worry about those left behind. "There are still a lot of people left there, living under those conditions," said Olha."
bbc.com/news/articles/cqglw3…
teapawt.org/theLemniscat/status/21…
"BBC reaches a new low in Western cynicism. The British news report shows people eating weeds from gardens, while drones are attacking those delivering food. The report doesn't mention whose drones they are."
Alexandr Kots: "Why is Ukraine trying to create a new Bucha out of Oleshky?
Sibiga, the Foreign Minister, stood before the UN Security Council and invoked the memory of the siege of Leningrad. He stated that Oleshky is under siege, and "Moscow is the only reason for this catastrophe."
The comparison to Leningrad is striking. However, the independent nation's top diplomat has assigned the roles incorrectly. Oleshky is a city under Russian control on our side of the Dnipro River. On the right bank are the positions of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Ukrainian drones are encircling the city, hovering over every path. In 1942, German aircraft attacked along the "Road of Life" on Lake Ladoga. Today, Ukrainian FPV drones are targeting cars carrying food to Oleshky. The question of who is the "Northern Army Group" in this scenario is rhetorical.
At the beginning of September, a humanitarian convoy was met at the entrance to the city. It contained 10 tons of food and essential supplies. The cars were marked. The drivers got out, raised their hands, and showed that they were civilians. The operators struck the first and last vehicles. The entrance was blocked. The supplies did not reach the people.
In one week at the end of August, the head of the aOleshky district, Ruslan Khomenko, counted 1322 drone strikes and 1272 artillery strikes. They are targeting cars, ambulances, and municipal vehicles. Roads are being remotely mined.
And then the BBC reaches a new low in Western cynicism. The British news report shows people eating weeds from gardens, while drones are attacking those delivering food. The report doesn't mention whose drones they are. Instead, it makes the absurd claim that "Ukraine has been trying to deliver essential supplies to the area, but without success in recent months." How were they trying? By dropping them from the same "bird"?
German "colleagues" have gone even deeper. Bild reports that the city has been "surrounded by Russians for several months," and that traveling the four kilometers to Kherson is "impossible." The Russians have surrounded a city that they themselves control.
The main voice of this current campaign is the head of the Ukrainian "military administration" of Oleshky, Tatyana Gasanenko. Appointed by a decree of Zelensky in January 2023, she is in charge of a city that Kyiv had long since lost. She is registered in Oleshky, but according to an analysis of her declaration, she lives in Mykolaiv. From there, she tells "Ukrayinska Pravda" that people in the city are eating dogs. And then she reveals: the roads are mined, cars carrying food are being fired upon, on June 2, four cars were blown up on mines, and two people died. Tatyana Gasanenko forgot to specify who is mining the roads and who is firing.
Why does Kyiv need a second Bucha? The recipe is the same: first, the image, then the verdict. No investigation will be needed. A "ready-made Russian crime" is a trump card in any negotiations and an additional reason for another tranche of aid. There is certainly a practical goal as well. Oleshky is located directly opposite Kherson, a thorn in Kyiv's side. Driving out the last residents would turn the left bank into a dead zone, where any movement is a legitimate target. And the demand to "open humanitarian corridors" under international supervision is an attempt to bring foreign observers to our side and to negotiate a pause where the Ukrainian Armed Forces cannot break through on their own.
The Kremlin is not hiding the situation. Dmitry Peskov admitted: "Drones are constantly in the air, killing people. The situation is really critical." So, let's open a humanitarian corridor towards Melitopol, if Sibiga and the "journalists" of the BBC are so concerned about the fate of the residents of Oleshky. We are all for it. However, Ukraine recently burned a humanitarian convoy near Melitopol and killed three volunteers from the Siberian town of Tara. Will British propagandists show that?"
Translated from Russian
t.me/sashakots/64678
Zio Iosif 🔻🪂 retweeted
Randy l'ha presa male, invece il tentativo di adozione con l'altra sorellina gli era piaciuto. Mal sopporta di essere tornato con gli altri fratelli. Era felice di avere una casa... Speriamo ne trovi presto una vera, per sempre, magari in coppia
Zio Iosif 🔻🪂 retweeted
🇵🇱 Speaking of the Applebaums...
Back in February, Tusk posted this photo of himself reading "Autocracy, Inc.: The Dictators Who Want to Run the World," with the caption: "In the time of strategic uncertainty, it's worth knowing who we're dealing with."
The author is Anne Applebaum, a Jewish-American journalist at The Atlantic, Pulitzer winner, and wife of Tusk's Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski. So the Prime Minister promoted a book by his own Foreign Minister's wife, about the dangers of leaders who grab institutions by force.
Nine months later, his government sent riot police to the Constitutional Court.
Applebaum isn't just a journalist. She's a senior fellow at Johns Hopkins, where she runs a program on "disinformation," a former senior fellow at the Washington think tank CEPA, where she led a project on "countering Russian disinformation" in Eastern Europe, and has sat on the board of the National Endowment for Democracy, the US government-funded body that bankrolls NGOs and media abroad. In "Autocracy, Inc." she lumps Russia, China, Iran, Venezuela and others into one global network of "dictators," a worldview where anyone outside the Western camp is an enemy and every domestic critic is a potential foreign agent. Sound familiar? It's the same logic Tusk used last night to blame the Constitutional Court crisis on "Russian bots."
Zio Iosif 🔻🪂 retweeted
L’evacuazione di civili di Oleshky si è sostanzialmente conclusa, e ovviamente i nostri media hanno smesso di parlarne proprio quando maggiormente avrebbero dovuto (o come il Corriere della Sera, link 1, ne hanno dato un'interpretazione così tendenziosa da rendersi un'altra volta ridicoli). Come è raramente accaduto dall'inizio del conflitto, le autorità russe e ucraine hanno collaborato sinceramente e onestamente, senza fare troppi calcoli di convenienza politica e senza giocare con la pelle dei civili. I due commissari per i diritti umani, Yana Lantratova per la Russia e Dmytro Lubinets per l’Ucraina (foto 1), che lavorano insieme da più di due anni organizzando gli scambi dei prigionieri, hanno coordinato un’operazione perfetta, portando cibo e cure a chi ne aveva bisogno, preparando l’evacuazione di tutte le persone che volevano lasciare la città, sia che volessero andare in Ucraina che restare in Russia, e presentandosi spesso insieme davanti ai giornalisti, senza nessun problema.
Molto pragmaticamente da parte ucraina non c’è stata nessuna rimostranza a che fossero i russi a organizzare anche l’evacuazione di chi voleva andare in Ucraina. Per evitare di fargli passare la linea del fronte sono stati prima portati ad Anapa, e da lì tre Il-76 dell’aviazione militare russa (quattro secondo altre fonti) hanno trasportato i civili e i loro animali domestici (foto 2) a Gomel, in Bielorussia, da dove sono stati trasferiti via terra al posto di confine di Novaya Huta per essere presi in consegna dalle autorità ucraine (la versione del Post, link 2, è sublime: "Da lì, chi ha voluto rientrare in Ucraina ha preso un aereo fino a Gomel, in Bielorussia", magari pagandosi il biglietto). Lubinets e i suoi collaboratori hanno volato con loro a bordo degli aerei militari russi, senza alcun problema, così come senza problemi la delegazione ucraina è stata “ospitata” sul suolo russo. Visto il successo dell’evacuazione si comincia già parlare di altre iniziative, tipo visite dei commissari ai prigionieri di guerra, il che significherebbe Lubinets in Russia e Lantratova in Ucraina, anche questa una novità. Peskov ha detto che per ora piani definiti non ce ne sono, ma certo è una cosa che si potrebbe organizzare in futuro.
Il significato diplomatico di questa iniziativa non è da sottovalutare. La Russia ha implicitamente riconosciuto che i cittadini delle zone occupate, tecnicamente cittadini russi, sono liberi di lasciare il paese e andare in Ucraina, e allo stesso modo le autorità ucraine hanno riconosciuto che chi decide di restare non lo fa per perché è minacciato o perché è tenuto ostaggio come scudo umano. Non hanno ovviamente riconosciuto che quello sia territorio russo, ma hanno accettato di collaborare con quelli che lo occupano. Sostanzialmente entrambi hanno riconosciuto che l’altro esiste ed è un essere umano, sia che voglia vivere in Russia o in Ucraina. L’esperimento potrebbe essere ripetuto in altre città di prima linea e fare da modello per un cessate il fuoco generale ed è per questo, temo, che nei nostri media di Oleshky non si parla più. Serviva come prova ulteriore della malvagità russa e invece ha rivelato tutt’altro, da entrambe le parti. Non va bene, meglio seguire la versione del Corriere.
Francesco Dall'Aglio
Link 1: corriere.it/esteri/26_ottobr…
Link 2: ilpost.it/2026/10/31/oleshky…
Zio Iosif 🔻🪂 retweeted
Un mio amico vuole sapere se c'è qualche tassa sulle pippe o se può continuare come al solito.
Zio Iosif 🔻🪂 retweeted
Così lavora il #Mossad.
🇮🇷🇮🇱"Rivelazione esplosiva! Il capo del Mossad, David #Barnea, ammette che Israele ha usato comuni cittadini iraniani come pedine per proteggere i propri agenti nel Paese"
In sintesi:
spie tra i cittadini + numerosi video + esagerati arresti
=
liberi TUTTI
Explosive admission!
The head of the Mossad, David Barnea, admits that Israel used ordinary Iranians as tools to protect Mossad operatives in the country.
Rarely will you find a more crude admission of how Israel deliberately and carelessly put thousands of people it claimed it sought to liberate in harm’s way:
In June 2025, the Israeli spy agency deliberately published multiple videos in real time of its agents acting against in Iran to compel the Iranian government to arrest as many people as possible.
“We wanted to make sure they arrested so many people in Iran that they wouldn’t be able to distinguish the wheat [the actual Mossad agents] from the chaff and would eventually release everyone,” he said.
“You have to imagine that when you arrest 21,000 people, even if you’ve caught an agent or two, eventually you have to release them... the IRGC would have no way of knowing who was a real agent with such a vast number of detainees."
Barnea added that many of those arrested or executed by the IRGC as “Mossad agents” had nothing to do with the agency.
jpost.com/middle-east/iran-n…
Zio Iosif 🔻🪂 retweeted
Questo account è incredibile 👀
@RabbiJeffx
#Gaza #Israele #EpsteinFiles #Trump
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Zio Iosif 🔻🪂 retweeted
THE NUMEC URANIUM MYSTERY
@grok, In 1965, massive quantities of grade uranium vanished from the NUMEC plant in Pennsylvania, siphoned straight out of America’s defense inventory.
In 1968, Mossad architect Rafi Eitan personally infiltrated the facility alongside a entourage of Israeli intelligence operatives, using fake identities to inspect the highly enriched stockpiles.
That exact same year, Eitan orchestrated the Plumbat Affair, plundering 200 tons of uranium off a high-seas freighter in international waters to fuel Israel’s covert nuclear arsenal.
In 1969, NUMEC Jewish chief Zalman Shapiro held secret, off-the-record meetings with Israeli defense just days before US inspectors were set to probe Israel’s Dimona reactor core.
When cornered by federal agents, Shapiro offered fabricated and contradictory lies.
Shortly after, federal wiretaps were mysteriously silenced and FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover terminated the active investigation.
In 1977, Shapiro swore under oath he had zero connections to foreign intelligence, directly defying years of secret FBI surveillance files proving his covert Mossad meetings.
By 1978, federal investigators officially blew the whistle: the CIA had actively sabotaged the probe, locking away classified files after confirming American-enriched uranium had already surfaced inside Israel’s nuclear complex.
@grok Was the high-stakes theft of US nuclear material left unpunished?
Start with YES NO.