Journaliste, dix ans passés au sud-est de l'Asie. Fin 2015, s'est replongé dans les exotiques mœurs françaises
Paris, France
Joined February 2016
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Samuel Bartholin retweeted
Happy birthday to Sam Rivers, born on this day in 1923!
A jazz multi-instrumentalist whose love for music ignited in Oklahoma amid his gospel-singing family’s harmonies, mastering sax, flute, piano, and more.
From bebop fire with Miles Davis and Dizzy Gillespie to free-jazz frontiers on Fuchsia Swing Song (1964), he co-founded NYC’s Studio Rivbea loft, nurturing innovators, and later led Orlando ensembles blending blues, big band, and avant-garde into timeless, swinging tapestries…
Samuel Bartholin retweeted
⚠️ "Les Palestiniens étaient déjà ensevelis sous les bombes. Les voilà enterrés sous l’actualité".
• Merci Francois Reynaert @Le_NouvelObs pour ces mots si justes. Puissent-ils nous empêcher de dormir.
• Pour mémoire, et pour nos consciences: 55 morts ce matin à Khan Younes près d’un centre de distribution GHF au sud de la bande de Gaza. L’armée israélienne reconnaît qu’un tank a tiré délibérément sur un "rassemblement de civils".
#Cauchemar #Gaza
nouvelobs.com/billet/2025061…
Samuel Bartholin retweeted
📰 🇵🇸 “C’est grâce à son téléphone,
quand il y a du réseau et qu’il n’est pas obligé de fuir les forces israéliennes, que Rami Abou Jamous alimente une boucle WhatsApp de 180 journalistes. Elle s’ouvre chaque matin par ces mots, devenus rituels: “Salut les amis, toujours vivant.”
Samuel Bartholin retweeted
À tous les Syriens qui ont payé de leur vie pour voir ce jour. À tous les Libanais qui ont payé de leur vie pour voir ce jour. À toutes les voix étouffées depuis 54 ans. Les menaces, l’autocensure, la répression et les meurtres. @lorientlejour à la prison de Saydnaya.
Samuel Bartholin retweeted
Une photographie prise par Charles Marville en 1876 : Nous ne sommes pas ici dans la "Zone", mais bien au coeur du 20e arrondissement, tout près du Père Lachaise.
Je vous fais une rapide visite du Paris des cabanes au XIXe siècle ⤵️ 1/24
Samuel Bartholin retweeted
We don't even know what he's talking about exactly, whether it's the Camp David summit or Taba/the "Clinton Parameters", but what is amazing is that no matter what exactly he's referring to what Clinton says is false.
Strictly speaking, I don't even think it's correct to say that any "offer" was made, certainly not if by that we mean a comprehensive document at any rate, but also some of the claims he makes (e. g. the idea that Israel offered to let the Palestinians where the land swaps would take place) are not only false but obviously so and there are other aspects he doesn't mention (e. g. how the Israeli territorial demands at Camp David would have divided the West Bank into non-contiguous areas or, if we're talking about the "Clinton Parameters", how the Israeli cabinet only accepted them subject to a 20-pages long list of reservations that was never published).
Once again, there are plenty of things reasonable and well-informed people can disagree about on the topic of what exactly happened at the time, but that Clinton is full of shit here isn't one of them. The problem is that people just repeat propaganda because they're fucking lazy.
The next time someone tells you how Palestinians have never had viable options for peace, show them this statement from former US President @BillClinton:
“And the only time Yasser Arafat didn't tell me the truth was when he promised me he was gonna accept the peace deal that we had worked out, which would have given the Palestinians a state on 96% of the West Bank and 4% of Israel, and they got to choose where the 4% of Israel was. So they would have the effect of the same land of all the West Bank. They would have a capital in East Jerusalem.
I can hardly talk about this…. And they would have equal access all day every day to the security towers that Israel maintained all through the West Bank up to the Golan Heights.
All this was offered, including, I will say it again, a capital in East Jerusalem and 2 of the 4 quadrants of the old city of Jerusalem, confirmed by the Israeli prime minister, Ehud Barak, and his cabinet. And they said no.
And I think part of it is that Hamas did not care about a homeland for the Palestinians. They wanted to kill Israelis and make Israel uninhabitable.
Well, I got news for them, they (the Jews) were there first before there their faith (Islam) existed. They were there. In the time of King David, in the southern most tribes, Hadjardia and Samaria.”
Via @Osint613
Samuel Bartholin retweeted
Thread of the most surreal & Mysterious places on Earth🧵
1. Atacama Desert, Chile
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Une étude génétique publiée dans la revue "Nature" apporte un nouvel éclairage sur l'histoire du peuple Rapanui.
Cette étude revient sur l'hypothèse selon laquelle la population se serait effondrée suite à une surexploitation des ressources 👉 museedelhomme.fr/fr/actualit…
Samuel Bartholin retweeted
Superbe et émouvant survol de Paris au Moyen Âge : avec ses 200 000 habitants, nos ancêtres avaient bâti la plus grande ville d'Occident.
Notez :
- la facade peinte de Notre-Dame
- le clocher de l'église Saint-Germain-des-Près, seul vestige de l'abbaye
- le Louvre château-fort
- les ponts habités
Bravo à Grez Productions pour cet immense travail de reconstitution
Samuel Bartholin retweeted
Have you ever contemplated the concept of “Italian 🇮🇹 Nostalgia”?
I would define it as a state of mind that corresponds to a sharp desire or a melancholic regret for something past, distant, or never happened
Let’s explore it together in a poignant Thread 🧵
(📸Virna Lisi)
Samuel Bartholin retweeted
Le courage des femmes afghanes qui se filment en train de chanter pour protester contre l’interdiction qui leur est faite, décidée par l’Etat Taliban, de chanter, parler en public, paraître sans burqa. Vivre tout simplement lemonde.fr/international/art…
Samuel Bartholin retweeted
The real heart of Italy lies in its unknown marvels.
Here are 20 forgotten masterpieces that will touch your soul. 🧵
ALT The Church of San Biagio in Montepulciano is a stunning example of Renaissance architecture tucked away in the Tuscan countryside. Its symmetry and elegant design make it a hidden gem, often overlooked by tourists rushing to more famous sites. The church’s serene setting amidst rolling vineyards only adds to its timeless beauty, making it a must-visit for those exploring Tuscany. Credit: @histories_arch
Samuel Bartholin retweeted
Construction de la tour Montparnasse vue de la rue de Rennes
c.1971. Paris
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Favourite parts of the Mondo Duplantis World Record:
- That fan who had 'Gold Mondo 6.25'
- His competitors egging him on for the WR mark
- Renaud Lavillenie, the last man who held the men's pole vault WR who is now part of Mondo's team, watching on as Duplantis got the WR on French soil no less
Just too good. Pure cinema.
#Paris2024 | #OlympicGames
