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Gabrielius Landsbergis🇱🇹 6h

The writer argued that any European peace plan without a credible war plan to support it would amount to capitulation, and said Ukraine understood this. They added that peace could not be achieved through conciliatory words without first preparing substantial force. #UkrainianCrisis #Peace #WarPlan #EU #UA

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Mick Wallace 11h

The author claimed that the Western-backed Saudi/UAE coalition had carried out 227 attacks on Sana'a Civilian Airport in Yemen over seven years, and accused the European Union of hypocrisy for saying nothing. They said its words were meaningless. #Yemen #HumanRights #Peace #YE #SA #AE #EU

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Donald Tusk 11h

The author said that a conversation with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy had left him convinced that neither Ukraine nor its president could be broken in their fight against Russian aggression. He added that he had assured Zelenskyy of Poland’s and Europe’s full solidarity with the Ukrainian people. #Ukraine #Solidarity #EuropeanUnity #UA #RU #PL #EU

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Daniel Szeligowski 1d

The author wrote that Donald Trump’s demand for Zelensky to step down did more than anything else to boost Zelensky’s political standing. #Zelensky #Trump #Politics #UO #US

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Luke 'Ming' Flanagan 1d

The author argued that an EU strategy for islands and coastal communities would achieve little without access to funding and fishing resources. https://t.co/UJz8oTgYMQ #EUStrategy #Islands #CoastalCommunities #EU

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András LÁSZLÓ MEP 🇭🇺 2d

The author questioned why EU leaders were not putting Europe first, arguing that global fuel markets were inflexible. They said the United States had lifted sanctions on Russian diesel, while the EU would rather face a fuel crisis than act. The author also asked what Ursula von der Leyen had promised in 2022. #AmericaFirst #EU #FuelCrisis #US #EU

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Peadar Tóibín TD 2d

The author wrote that Helen McEntee lived 60 miles from the Garvaghy Road and, as the minister responsible, had not met residents there. They contrasted this with British MP Chris Bryant, who they said lived 370 miles away but had met residents, and questioned why the government’s instinct was to do nothing. https://t.co/D45WuyX9nk #Ireland #Politics #Community

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Maria-Georgiana Teodorescu 4d

The author marked three years since 7 October and said that nothing could justify terrorism. They wrote that they remained committed to fighting it at all costs and that children deserved to live in a world without terrorism. #7october #hamas #israel #neveragain #terrorism #terrorism #neveragain #7october #IS #PS

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Petrus Pennanen 5d

The author said an “amazing” breakthrough in AGI mathematics had happened the previous night, but BBC and other mainstream media had not covered it; they said only the WSJ seemed to have taken notice.

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Fabrizio Romano 5d

Leo Messi said his team had reached the final of the last World Cup with barely enough energy left, but had fought until the end as they always did. He added that they had come close to winning again and said that, despite what had been said about them, nothing unusual had happened. https://t.co/zg9WofcX13 #Messi #WorldCup #Football #ARG

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Fabrizio Romano 5d

Lionel Messi said he had given everything for Argentina and expressed gratitude for the national team shirt. https://t.co/8310jhWc3v #Messi #Argentina #Fútbol #AR

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Paul Murphy 🇵🇸 5d

The author said a government-commissioned report estimated the cost of disability at €10,000–€15,000 a year. They called the temporary €500 cost-of-disability payment “a sick joke” and said it would not reverse the €1,400 in cuts disabled people had faced the previous year. https://t.co/uvXSMmYDPg #DisabilityRights #SocialJustice #Equality #IE

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Paul Murphy 🇵🇸 5d

The author described Budget 2027 as serving landlords, big businesses and the armaments industry, while offering no help to ordinary people facing what they called a worsening cost-of-living crisis. They said more people were struggling to afford food and heat for their homes.

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Kama 5d

The author wrote that consumerism had reached an unprecedented level, with retailers now engaging in scalping themselves. They also claimed stores could break product seals and sell new stock as “refurbished” at inflated prices.

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The author argued that the energy crisis was caused by scarcity and said EU-led demand aggregation would not increase gas supplies or the number of LNG carriers. They said it would instead add bureaucracy to an already complex market and that taking no action would be preferable to taking the wrong action. #EnergyCrisis #EU #GasMarket #EU

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Paul Murphy 🇵🇸 5d

The author said a government-commissioned report estimated the cost of disability at well over €10,000 a year, and called a €500 “cost of disability payment” a “sick joke”. They added that it would not make up for the €1,400 in cuts disabled people faced last year.

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David Thunder 6d

The author accused Sánchez and his socialist government of showing contempt for the democratic process, saying they had used a technical pre-election loophole to pass the same housing decrees rejected by the national parliament. The author said the move suggested parliament’s voice counted for nothing. #Democracia #Gobierno #Vivienda #ES

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Петър Дочев 6d

Arthur Schopenhauer: Knowing too many truths about man, I cannot expect anything good from him. Absolute proof of the truth of this statement is the contemplation and possibility of realizing the greatest crime of the destruction of the Earth and all humanity by the ruling global elite, as well as the endless wars and genocides committed by it. What negative qualities in humans did Schopenhauer discover that deeply disappointed him? A blind, irrational, and insatiable drive that governs all people and pushes them towards selfishness and suffering. Inherent selfishness and malice Selfishness is the main driving force of man. It is the desire for one's own well-being, which is often limitless. A person is willing to sacrifice the happiness of others to satisfy even the smallest whims. Malice (malevolence): The desire to cause harm or suffering to another without any personal gain, simply out of envy or sheer cruelty. Schopenhauer believes that humans are the only beings that take pleasure in the suffering of their kind. Lack of true morality. Most people do not possess true compassion. They behave "morally" or "civilized" only out of fear of the law, public opinion, or loss of reputation. If these external constraints are removed, a person quickly reveals their true, savage nature. Intellectual superficiality and stupidity. Schopenhauer was deeply disappointed by the low intellectual level of the majority. According to him, most people are: Herd animals: Prone to blindly follow fashion, authorities, and public opinion rather than think critically. Incapable of higher spiritual pleasures: Satisfied only with material goods, sensory pleasures, and empty conversations. Hypocrisy and falseness The philosopher views social rituals and etiquettes as a mask behind which people hide their hostility and selfishness. Politeness is merely "artificial skin," protecting us from mutual harm with our true intentions. Insatiability and eternal dissatisfaction Humans are doomed to an eternal cycle between desire (which brings pain until fulfilled) and boredom, devaluation, and weariness (which occur immediately after the desire is satisfied). This psychological trap makes people eternally grumbling, ungrateful, and unhappy beings. (translated)

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Yanis Varoufakis 6d

The author said they had supported the cause and continued to do so, citing Greek partisans’ recruitment of anti-Nazi Germans and Nelson Mandela’s efforts to win support from anti-racist Afrikaners against apartheid. They argued that solidarity from people within the opposing groups mattered, though the post ended before completing that point. #Solidarity #Resistance #AntiRacism #GR #ZA

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Tuomas Malinen 7d

The author warned that within a few years or less, AI could make it impossible to trust anything people saw or heard. They said society would return to a pre-modernisation era in which only one unspecified thing could be trusted; the post ended before naming it.

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