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Djamel questioned the management's recruitment strategy, stating that they had chosen to prioritize the arrival of a third midfielder, Carlos Baleba, despite the denials heard in early August. He believed that the decision to align Heaven, a young central defender at 1.90 meters, in the left-back position during the match the day before raised questions about the squad construction. #football #stratégie #transferts (translated)

Vassilis Papandreou wrote that he was surprised, as he mentioned, during her stay in that homeland, she appeared serious, educated, hardworking, and elegant. He added that the same applied, in his opinion, to the politicians who were eager to be photographed with her, and described their relationship as "fitting." https://t.co/Sj4uCTRlJW #πολιτική #ΗΠΑ #Ελλάδα (translated)

The author argued that socialism had promised prosperity but instead brought hardship. They said discussions had drawn on lessons from post-communist transitions to consider how Venezuela could rebuild its economy, create jobs and ensure a just transition. https://t.co/F2oBpRsSZb #Venezuela #Economy #Socialism

Pri stated that the Federal Police had requested information from the United States, through a mutual assistance treaty, regarding the destination of the money from the Heaven Gate fund used in the film *Dark Horse*. She also mentioned a documentary about Lula, resources allegedly paid by Vorcaro, and messages from Roberta Luchsinger about seeking sponsorship from Workers' Party governments, which she associated with public money. Pri questioned why the investigation was focused on *Dark Horse* and asked what would happen to the film about Lula. #Lula #DarkHorse #investigação (translated)

Led Zeppelin is a former English rock band formed in 1968 by guitarist Jimmy Page, after he was the only member remaining from the Yardbirds. Besides Page, Led Zeppelin consisted of Robert Plant (vocals), John Paul Jones (bass and keyboards), and John Bonham (drums). One of Led Zeppelin's most famous songs is Stairway to Heaven, a LP track that was never released as a single. The group also became known for improvisations during performances: different versions, making the songs they performed there not identical to how they were released on record, which contributed to the popularity of legitimate white live albums. https://hvdommelen.nl/l/LedZeppelin.html (translated)

Lionel Messi said he did not want Diego to be forgotten, adding that he had helped put their country where it deserved to be. Messi said Diego had supported them at every step, both while he was with them and from heaven. https://t.co/EzKC21xhgC #Messi #DiegoMaradona #Argentina #AR

Good morning. Today we commemorate the Recapture of Jerusalem in 1187 by the Ayyubids under Saladin. After a siege of 12 days, Balian of Ibelin surrendered the city to Saladin. The Siege of Jerusalem was a large part of the plot of the film Kingdom of Heaven from 2005. https://t.co/fA7IShY62K #HerinnameJeruzalem #Saladin #Geschiedenis (translated)

En STRANGER THAN HEAVEN vas a poder componer tus propias canciones usando la voz real de Ado, que interpreta a Keiko Shirai en el juego. Básicamente es la primera vez que una IP de este nivel entrega el instrumento vocal de su artista directamente al jugador. https://t.co/tg9jnjnsLe #StrangerThanHeaven #Ado #Videojuegos

não supero os detalhes: a produtora chamar “GoUp” pra fazer GolPE com o filme do Bolsonaro e o fundo chamar "HeavensGate" PORTA DO CÉU pra esconder grana corrupta no paraíso fiscal ou é deboche ou confissão não intencional dos crimes KKKKKKKKKKK #Política #Corrupção #Brasil

PAREN TODO QUE EL DIRECT VA A ESTAR SOLO ENFOCADO A JUEGO DE LA SWITCH 2, AL FIN CARAJO!!! Luego de un año conviviendo con al Switch 2 finalmente Nintendo ha matado a la Nintendo Switch con Rhythm Heaven siendo su ultimo juego Ahora si va a empezar bien la generación de SW2... https://t.co/jU9WQ9lQUd #Nintendo #Switch2 #Videojuegos

The Elite Origins of Marxist Revolution Bertrand Russell, a socialist who visited Moscow in 1920, observed that the Bolsheviks resembled religious fanatics more than political theorists. Lenin quoted Marx and Engels as a pastor recites Scripture. In his *History of Western Philosophy*, Russell described the parallels: dialectical materialism replaces God, the Communist Party becomes the church, communist revolution the Second Coming, punishment for capitalists hell, and the communist commonwealth heaven. The *Communist Manifesto* declares that its aims can be achieved only through “the forcible overthrow of all existing social conditions.” Marx sought to destroy the existing world and assumed that an undefined utopia would rise. If Marxism claims to speak for the oppressed, why has it so often been adopted by elites? Marx came from an upper-middle-class family that owned vineyards and employed servants. Friedrich Engels, his chief supporter and financier, inherited wealth from his family’s textile business. Lenin’s family owned property and employed servants, while Mao Zedong’s family was considerably wealthier than ordinary Chinese peasants. Fidel Castro’s family owned a large estate, Che Guevara came from an affluent background, and Pol Pot’s family had connections to Cambodia’s royal court. Pol Pot encountered Marxism while studying in Paris. These men went on to create, support, or lead revolutions that killed millions of the people they claimed to represent. This was no accident. The *Communist Manifesto* states that “a portion of the bourgeoisie goes over to the proletariat,” especially those who understand “the historical movement as a whole.” Marx therefore incorporated an explanation for his own class position into the movement’s founding text. Lenin expanded this idea, arguing that workers left to themselves could achieve only “trade-union consciousness.” Socialist theory, he believed, had to be brought to them by educated elites—the revolutionary vanguard. Although Marxism and communism are commonly portrayed as movements created for the poor, the men who developed and led them were, almost without exception, members of the elite.

Marxism: A Religion of Destruction and Resentment Marxism is not an economic theory. It is a religion for destructive and resentful losers. The *Communist Manifesto* opens with spiritual language. Marx and Engels declare that “a specter is haunting Europe—the specter of communism”—and that “all the powers of old Europe have entered into a holy alliance” to exercise this specter. Academics and useful idiots claim that the doctrine aims to redistribute wealth in order to create a more equitable world, erasing the distinction between the haves and the have-nots. It is all about love and compassion, guys. Yet, in the roughly 12,000 words of the authorized *Communist Manifesto*, Marx does not use these words of positive affirmation. “Neighbor” is not mentioned, “redistribute” does not appear, and “love” is used twice—but not in reference to loving anybody else. Now consider the opposite. “Violent” or “violence” is used seven times; “overthrow,” nine times; “radical,” fifteen times; “force,” “forced,” or “forcible,” forty-seven times; and “abolish” or “abolition,” sixty-one times. The doctrine is presented as something achieved through violence, revolution, and theft. The one place Marx gets concrete is in his list of ten measures, and every one of them involves a seizure, a confiscation, or an abolition. Of the classless heaven that is supposedly meant to follow, he says almost nothing. Rather, writing to Arnold Ruge in September 1843, Marx claims that his program is “the ruthless criticism of all that exists”—that everything is worthy of criticism—and builds his work from there. Perhaps he was echoing a line from Goethe’s *Faust* that had caught his attention: “All that exists deserves to perish,” a line spoken by a devil. This is another pattern in Marx’s thought. He is not a reformer aiming to make a tweak here or there. His language is totalizing: all, every, everything. Marxists constantly claim that real communism has never been tried. They argue that totalitarian psychopaths such as Stalin, Mao, and Pol Pot were merely defects or deviations. Yet their attempts to control everything, down to thought itself, echo the dogma of the *Communist Manifesto*.

Vzhledem k chování pana doktora @Doktor_JR je dobré čas od času připomenout jeho minulost. Zvláště profesionální pornografický snímek z dílny Horny Heaven s názvem Junge Girlies beim Nachsitzen, který zapírá a který nechal smazat z oblíbených pornoserverů. https://t.co/t0vgTpaceS #skandál #doktor #pornografie

Le XI vs Milan : Lammens Mazraoui, Maguire, Heaven, Shaw Santos, Tielemans Amad, Fernandes (c), Dorgu Cunha https://t.co/18LoqZbQij #Football #Matchday #Soccer

The Horizon of Reason: Finding Meaning in Atheism. Good day, everyone. When people hear the word "atheism," they often think of what it lacks. They focus on the prefixes and the definitions: a lack of belief in a deity. But to view atheism only as an absence is to miss the entire landscape of what it actually builds. Today, I want to talk about atheism not as a void, but as a vibrant, deeply responsible, and profoundly hopeful way of looking at our universe. At its core, atheism is a commitment to radical honesty. It is the decision to look at the vast, beautiful, and sometimes terrifying cosmos and say, "I do not know all the answers, and I will not invent stories to fill the gaps." Atheism relies on evidence, reason, and the scientific method. It is driven by the same curiosity that makes a child look through a microscope or a scientist peer through a telescope. It embraces uncertainty. In uncertainty, there is room for growth, discovery, and learning. When we accept that we do not have a cosmic blueprint, we become actively responsible for writing our own stories. A common misconception is that without a divine entity, there can be no morality. But atheism flips this dynamic. It suggests that kindness, empathy, and justice do not come from a fear of cosmic punishment or a desire for a heavenly reward. They come from us. We are kind to one another because we are social creatures who share this planet. We care for the sick because we know what pain feels like. We fight for justice because we want to live in a fair world. Our morality is human-centered. It is born from the profound realization that this life is all we have, and therefore, how we treat each other right now matters more than anything else. To an atheist, this life is not a dress rehearsal for an afterlife. It is the main event. This realization does not make life meaningless; it makes life infinitely more precious. Think about a rare gem. It is beautiful precisely because it is scarce. In the same way, a single human life—spanning just a few decades on a tiny blue planet—is a rare, breathtaking miracle of biology and physics. Because we believe this is our only chance, the time we spend with our families, the art we create, and the love we give become urgently important. We cannot afford to waste a single day. Atheism is not about tearing down anyone else's faith. It is about building up human potential. It is the belief that humanity is strong enough, smart enough, and kind enough to navigate the dark corners of the universe together, guided by reason and compassion. We are the authors of our purpose, the journey, life itself. We are the guardians of this planet. And we are the keepers of one another. Thank you.