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A Professor Fella. She believes in everything that is just and in human rights.

Joined May 2023
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"La superioridad moral de la izquierda"🤡 Si alguien quiere que Oscar Puente le bloquee hoy, pasadle el vídeo de Lula abrazando a Putin, a mí me tiene bloqueado
Para quienes celebren la victoria de Lula: En 2023 Brasil tenía municiones para Leopard 1 almacenadas, Alemania ofreció comprárselas para los Leopard 1 que estaban restaurando para enviar a Ucrania. Lula personalmente vetó esa venta porque "no quería provocar a los rusos". Y ese abrazo con su amigo Putin fue el año pasado en Moscú Es un HDLGP de primera división y lo ha sido siempre
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A neighbour that needs your land to feel safe isn't a neighbour. It's an empire.
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Jesse Adams, an animal rescue volunteer from Canada, was killed by an attack of a Russian FPV on an evacuation vehicle near Kramatorsk. Jesse Adams was helping bring out animals to safety from the war Russia started. Deepest condolences. Eternal gratitude. 📷: the_dog_guy_
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🛳️ Three tankers carrying Russian diesel are heading to the US. One of them is under US sanctions, - FT The vessels are carrying around 140,000 tonnes of the fuel. The Talisman tanker is due to arrive on the US east coast on 9 November. It is under US, EU and UK sanctions. The other two vessels are also under international sanctions. The US Congress has already warned banks, port authorities and fuel companies about the legal risks of such operations. At the same time, the supplies could bring Russia additional income to finance its war in Ukraine. The USA is a sponsor of war. End of debate.
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Allow me to be the first to congratulate Harmeet Dhillon. By failing to indict Cassidy Hutchison, for lying to Congress, she inadvertently confirmed that Hutchison’s story, of Trump physically attacking his driver on J6, is absolutely true!
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🚨#BREAKING: James Talarico and Donald Trump both hosted rallies in R+40 Lubbock County, TX last night. Talarico’s crowd was over twice as large. A shift is happening. MAGA’s death rattle is nothing more than the ramblings of a sundowning rapist.
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Damn! They was fast. Ukraine has launched its first satellite for its own communications network
🛰 Great news! Ukraine has launched its first satellite for its own communications network Himera, together with Denmark's GomSpace, has launched the Obria Nano satellite into orbit. With its help, Ukraine will be able to develop its own communications infrastructure, relying less on foreign satellite systems. The first test satellite of Ukraine's future sovereign satellite communications network is already undergoing testing.
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It would be funny if each re-tweet made him gradually smaller.
Putin met with Presidente Daniel Chapo today.
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Soudain 2 évidences sont rappelées. Mao a tué des dizaines de millions de personnes. Et la Chine reste une dictature qui interdit de le dire. Or des milliers d’abrutis ont traité Emmanuel Macron critiqué chaque jour de tyran. Verront-ils enfin leur chance de vivre en démocratie?
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The Wyoming-based anonymous LLC that sent out the bogus transgender mailers, which Ken Paxton has denied involvement in, is now being represented in Travis County court by the lawyer who defended Paxton from impeachment.
NEW: For @texasobserver, I dug into the ginned up “October surprises” in the Senate race in Texas. Most notably, the bogus transgender mailers, which trace back to a printing shop whose owners are major Republican donors with ties to Dallas megadonors. texasobserver.org/ken-paxton…
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But where’s the Board of Peace? It cost $1 billion a seat, as far as I remember.
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The only honest description of the war so far.
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Le meilleur fil, à mon sens, sur ce qui se joue ces jours-ci à #Oleshky. The best thread so far on #Oleshky. If you don't read French, please use a translation tool. Worth your time.
En Ukraine, #Oleshky, derrière une évacuation humanitaire hautement médiatisée à dessein, alors que des centaines de civils ukrainiens sont pris dans une souricière, se nouent des enjeux avant tout militaires et stratégiques (1)
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Well, let’s just say this is not a humanitarian act. NO! It certainly isn’t. Attacking ambulances is more than just a war crime. ELON! The drone operator is NOT some poor lad forced into combat; what you’re saying is just an excuse on your part.
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Many people didn't see that Russia was attacking our data and cyberspace over a long period of time. Then we found a way to weaken Russia's strategy, to respond to their attacks on data. We are different here. Ukraine is more technologically advanced. The Russians attacked our data centers so many times, and still we had cell service and an Internet connection. Because we are digitally decentralized and advanced. Our responses are more painful for Russia because they are more centralized. They have a different strategy. Because they have a lot of air defense assets, they are simply defending what they have. We don’t have too much air defense – we have a shortage. That is why we decentralized everything, not only data. But we always try to respond and do so only after Russian attacks against us. From an interview with The Sun. (3/3)
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On the frontlines, 2026 has been a good year for Ukraine. According to Zelensky, Ukrainian forces have recaptured over 1,000 km2 this year, disrupting Russia’s plans to encircle Sloviansk and Kramatorsk. Meanwhile, ISW estimates Russia's net gains this year at just 73 km2, despite suffering hundreds of thousands of casualties.
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BREAKING: A federal grand jury has REFUSED to indict Cassidy Hutchinson over her January 6 testimony! To understand just how extraordinary this is: In 2010, federal grand juries declined to indict in just 11 out of approximately 162,000 cases. That’s roughly 1 rejection in every 14,700 cases, or just 0.0068%. Federal grand juries almost NEVER refuse to indict. And yet, a grand jury just rejected the case brought by Trump‘s DOJ against Cassidy Hutchinson. This is all the evidence you need to show that Trump‘s DOJ is Weaponized.
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⚡ Wow... ❗Alarming news has appeared on X (formerly Twitter). If this is true, it is a huge facepalm and a fiasco for Elon Musk 🫢 According to an investigation, the owner of SpaceX blocked a US and NATO satellite to help Russians intercept it following the paralysis of Ukraine's air defense. US researchers uncovered a reality that Musk carefully conceals and does not want anyone to know about. It turned out that on October 13–14, SpaceX not only restricted Starshield/Starlink during a massive Russian attack involving 39 missiles and hundreds of drones—reducing Ukrainian drone interceptions by 23% and even leaving US personnel in Kyiv without communication 👀 48 hours later (October 15), the owner of SpaceX also blocked a US-licensed orbital radar satellite, ICEYE-X36 (used by the NRO, US Space Force, and NATO), using his satellite so that the Russian military satellite COSMOS 2612 could intercept it (posterior probability of 99.89%–99.98%). 🔥 The Pentagon, the US Space Force, and NATO are simply furious over this betrayal of national interests. From now on, the US military cannot rely on "cooperation" with Musk or feel secure amid such absurd blunders, nor can partners from other countries. Wonder how this might end? 🤔
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