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QUIET! PRAYER! DECENCY! DIGNITY! "Madam, tell them that there are lawyers, doctors, engineers here; there are people who take care of their lives, their families, who work and contribute to the progress of this country." I was at the central detention center last night. I didn't post because I'm somewhat fed up with the TikTok crowd that uses these moments to promote/monetize themselves. In a year and a half, there have been many moments in front of the judicial control that have been ruined by these characters, perhaps well-intentioned, but who have turned these moments too often into a spectacle for social media. What I want to say, without wishing to get into polemics with anyone, is that we must be very careful about the energy we create around these gatherings. If the vibe is controlled by conflicting, aggressive people, with negative emotions, quality people who feel the same way we do will be hesitant to join. And not because they don’t care, but because they don’t feel at home in such a space. Why do I say this? Because, despite the tension in society, now is the moment for QUIET! PRAYER! DECENCY! DIGNITY! Thank you, Ana-Maria Nita, for managing to beautifully summarize, in a private conversation we had this morning, what needs to be done. They will want to hijack these gatherings as they did with the shepherds' protest. They will exploit negative emotions. They will try to push us towards conflict, towards anger, towards violence. They will not be able to do this if we raise the vibration. I would like to propose to those of you who go there evening after evening, and I will come too, to understand that now the main message we need to convey is one of support for Călin Georgescu. To let him know that we are by his side – WE ARE HERE! And it was beautifully chanted last night: "Căline, Căline, we are here with you!" And the main message we need to convey to those who have mocked this country and its people is that we know everything they have done. That we haven't forgotten the pandemic. That we haven't forgotten the plunder. That we haven't forgotten the cancellation of the elections. That we haven't forgotten their contempt. BUT we choose to confront them calmly, with dignity, through unity, through commitment, with the belief that they cannot abuse, persecute, and arrest us all. Last night, when I arrived, around 10 PM, there were over 1,000–1,500 people. I came without hope that there would be so many people because I hadn't seen anything anywhere in the mainstream press. I was surprised by the energy there. From the beautiful people who stopped me and said the quote from the title: "Madam, tell them that there are lawyers, doctors, engineers here; there are people who take care of their lives, their families, who work and contribute to the progress of this country." The most uplifting moment of the evening was the singing of the anthem, initiated by the nai player Nicolae Voiculeț. A passage was posted by Mrs. Cristela Georgescu. It was the energy, the vibe of that moment that convinced me that these gatherings must be transformed into a cenacle. A CENACLE FOR THE RENAISSANCE OF ROMANIA. We must show them that we are much more than the labels they put on us. The words of Caramitru Jr. after the shepherds' protest echo in my mind: "interlopers," "destroyed," "the scum of society" from "boondocks." A bloated person like him despises real Romania; it repulses him. And there are many like him, many "juniors" (Papahagi, Tismăneanu, Paleologu) who set the tone of hatred and venom and spread it throughout society. Returning to what happened last night. I left when the chants began with "The gendarmerie protects theft," "Mușușor, arrested." It shouldn't be about this now. What would I do? I would go with a white armband. We need a symbol of peace, of resistance, and of dignity. I would encourage Nicolae Voiculeț to transform these gatherings into a cenacle. I would lift the crowd; I wouldn't lower their vibration. I would chant one thing: WE ARE HERE! (translated)

In France, the riots continue, protesting against long school days and allegedly neglected school buildings. These scenes are taking place in the historic city of Avignon, where the fire department was called in to extinguish large fires that are occurring in the middle. (translated)

Season recap: Ferat Koçak will collect donations for an Antifa group because they were taken away by the police, then Firas Remmo contacts him, so they exchange messages on WhatsApp and in the end, Koçak personally picks up the phone from Issa Remmo in his office, where the clan chief praises him. Koçak wants to keep his distance, but afterward, he sends Firas (and others) a video of his Bundestag speech about the "hysterical ongoing debate" about "so-called clan crime," which he wants him and his people to share. Then Firas invites him to his brother's wedding, but Koçak can't go because he's sick, and when Issa Remmo shows up at two election parties of the Left and is removed from the celebrations, Firas calls Koçak four times but he doesn't answer, and all of this Koçak wants to tell the ZEIT, he swears that everything is true, a misunderstanding, "maybe" a mistake, and also racism against him, he writes on X, and then during a photoshoot with the newspaper, a man comes and holds a phone in front of his face, it's a video call from Firas Remmo, who asks why Koçak is doing such a thing. Any more questions? (translated)

After watching the news for 5 days, my recommendation is clear: turn it off. The reporting is not balanced, it frames and creates enemy images, so in my opinion, one should avoid such content in the long run. The first three days of my news analysis are available for free on my YouTube channel: https://t.co/9eEEEbHhEY The remaining two days (Thursday-Friday) are exclusive to my channel members: https://t.co/gBQSt01wGz Follow me on Telegram: https://t.co/wC1x0C7toA (translated)

The winter moratorium in Brussels, which prohibits home evictions between November 1 and March 15, creates serious problems for landlords, as evidenced by the case of Pierre Dauffenbach, who is facing thirteen months of unpaid rent while enduring endless judicial delays. (translated)

The story of a badger and a hedgehog fighting in the stairwell of an apartment building in Aizpute has caused great interest and amusement. The news that a badger🦡 and a hedgehog🦔 had gotten stuck and created a fuss in the stairwell of an apartment building in Aizpute was published on Monday by the municipality of South Kurzeme. (translated)

"Ja būs nepieciešamība un ja mūsu dalībvalstis tam piekritīs, mēs esam gatavi rīkoties, lai risinātu pašreizējās un nākotnes tirgus problēmas. Ja redzēsim, ka problēmas ar piegādēm ir daudz lielākas un turpināsies vēl kādu laiku, un ja visas mūsu dalībvalstis par to vienosies, mēs varam atbrīvot daļu no stratēģiskajām naftas rezervēm. Taču pašlaik tas nav galvenais jautājums Starptautiskās enerģētikas aģentūras dienaskārtībā. Mēs izskatām visas rīcības iespējas,"Starptautiskās enerģētikas aģentūras vadītājs Fatihs Birols sacīja, ka vajadzības gadījumā tirgū varētu palaist stratēģiskās naftas rezerves, lai mīkstinātu piegāžu problēmas un samazinātu cenu. #energoresursi #enerģijascenām #EiropasSavienība

madness! More than half of the citizens' money we pay to foreigners, but JU leader Johannes Winkel reveals on #Maischberger that in the future, Germans, "if they have not contributed to the social system," will also receive less than basic security. What an incredible betrayal by a party that opened the borders, enabled millions of immigrants into our social systems, and now wants to tighten the screws on the locals. Shame! (translated)

„Skrydžio metu, artėjant prie šalies, vienas iš pilotų subadė kitą pilotą ir, matyt, bandė sudaužyti lėktuvą su visais jame esančiais žmonėmis“Tuo metu Izraelio ministras pirmininkas Benjaminas Netanyahu (Benjaminas Netanjahu) pareiškė, kad vienas iš į Tel Avivą trečiadienį skridusio „FlyDubai“ lėktuvo pilotų planavo jį sudaužyti ir taip nužudyti jo keleivius, daugiausia izraeliečius, bet jie užkirto kelią didelei katastrofai. #FlyDubai #Izraelis #oroNagai

My dream is a visit from Friedrich Merz in the kindergarten, accompanied by a camera, where then a child asks a critical question and Merz refers to the child as a beneficiary of the system and loudly calculates that it will take about 20 years until they become a net payer. (translated)

AfD ban? Regardless of the (in my view low) chances of success of a petition to the Federal Constitutional Court, important questions are completely ignored by the proponents: (1) A ban procedure would take at least 3 years: do we really want to talk only about the AfD for so long? (2) How should a ban petition be communicated to the population, who supports the AfD party by up to 30 percent and in some states even more, without finally tearing the country apart politically? That would have to be "explained" to the people. (3) The next federal election in 2029 would take place before a decision by the Federal Constitutional Court. One cannot seriously assume that the Federal Constitutional Court would exclude the AfD from the federal election by interim order before a decision on the ban petition. So how should a federal election go ahead during an ongoing ban procedure? (4) How do you communicate to foreign countries that precisely in Germany the largest opposition party is to be banned? All these questions are not being discussed. Because there are no answers. Not even Hape Kerkeling. (translated)

It is of course fascinating that we, as young people in the 80s and 90s, were so fully positioned against war. Who hasn’t had to read “All Quiet on the Western Front” over and over, was encouraged by teachers to participate in demonstrations against armament, and wondered about the few who joined the Bundeswehr voluntarily? And today you turn on the television, and they tell us almost euphorically and in a loop how ports are being made war-capable and investments in armaments are being made, while afterwards documentaries about the stimulating everyday life of soldiers as young people are presented, as if that has always been the case and overall is also a positive development. (translated)

"Cilvēki apiet ugunsmūrus, kopš tie tika izgudroti deviņdesmitajos gados. Mākslīgais intelekts ir trenēts uz cilvēku radītiem datiem, un tas to dara labāk. Šīs MI sistēmas ir ļoti labas hakerēšanā, un daļu no tā tās, var teikt, dara pašas, jo tām tiek dots mērķis un tās šo mērķi sasniedz ar jebkādiem iespējamiem līdzekļiem, līdzīgi kā cilvēki. Mēs redzam daudz piemēru, kuros MI sasniedz mērķi veidos, kurus mērķa devēji negribēja vai nebija paredzējuši. Vai tā ir MI problēma? Tā ir problēma ar mērķiem. Tā ir problēma ar sistēmām. Tas ir sarežģīti."To komentārā "Pasaules panorāmai" atzīmēja kiberdrošības eksperts un Hārvarda universitātes lektors Brūss Šneiers. #MākslīgaisIntelekts #Kiberdrošība #Progresība

Inflation is crashing back! 3.3% in September! Inflation since 2020 ↗️↗️↗️ 🛢️•Heating oil & fuels: A whopping 78.9% more expensive! 🫒•Cooking fats & oils: Price jumps of over 60%! ⚡️•Household energy (electricity, gas, district heating): A permanent increase of around 45.6%! 🥛•Dairy products & eggs: Today we pay 40 to 50% more! 👨‍🍳•Services & gastronomy: Whether it's a trip to the cinema, tradesman, or restaurant – everything has become 30 to 40% more expensive! (translated)

The truly dumbest "argument." On one hand, you can look at Japanese and German cities in 1945 and, if you are not a right-wing extremist revisionist, you will hardly come to the conclusion that genocide was committed against Germany and Japan. On the other hand, the destruction is so extensive, while at the same time the population in the Gaza Strip has grown and the number of deaths, including those who died of natural causes (and terrorists), is about 4% of the population. One can hardly inflict such destruction while killing twenty times fewer people proportionally if one does not take human lives into account. This does not exclude the possibility that this destruction can be considered a war crime, so-called domicide. It also does not rule out other war crimes (which are practically guaranteed due to the duration of the fighting, the hatred over the cause of the war's outbreak, and the number of combatants). But if you declare destruction as genocide, then the word is worth nothing anymore. (translated)