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Two federal agents in the USA described an observation of a black triangular object that behaved strangely and then disappeared as quickly as a fighter jet, with their testimony being published by the U.S. Department of Defense as part of documents on unidentified phenomena. #UAP #UFO #Pentagon (translated)

Ben Berndt wrote that something is indeed true and referred to UFO journalist Robert Fleischer on {ungeskriptet}. The full episode is set to be released on Wednesday at 6 PM on YouTube, Spotify, and other podcast platforms. https://t.co/4Fmp7rUxkT #Podcast #YouTube #UFO (translated)

Steffen W. Frølund wrote that, in his opinion, something fundamental was wrong with the American administration. He described its support for Russia as un-American and amoral, because he believed it was siding with the undemocratic, aggressive aggressor. He added that the position was so unpopular among voters that he found it incomprehensible. #USA #Politik #Demokrati (translated)

Hit! The UFOs have hit the Surgut condensate processing plant in the Khanty-Mansi region, about 2,400 km from the Ukrainian border. The "Gazprom" company processes gas condensate and produces motor and aviation fuel. The capacity is 12 million tons of raw material per year. (translated)

Cassiopeia wrote that her friends from the IPN published a graphic and description regarding Hans Frank's decree from October 15, 1941. According to the text she cited, the death penalty for Jews leaving the ghetto and for Poles providing them shelter was introduced in the General Government at that time. The decree was also supposed to cover matters such as feeding, transporting, and trading with Jews. Cassiopeia also mentioned an IPN material titled "Death for Good." The author compared this publication with a statement by Agnieszka Holland about Węgrów. Holland allegedly said that among those involved in rounding up Jews and leading them to trains heading to Treblinka were firefighters, police officers, and young Poles, and that at least several hundred people were killed on the spot by Poles. Cassiopeia also cited a description signed "The History Teacher," according to which on September 22, 1942, SS units and Ukrainians surrounded the ghetto in Węgrów, and Jews were led through the station in Sokołów Podlaski to Treblinka. This description also mentioned that Poles were prohibited from moving near the site of the action. Cassiopeia emphasized that over 50 Poles from the Węgrów district received the Medal of "The Righteous Among the Nations." She recalled the deaths of Poles on the guillotine, in burning barns, and in train cars, linking them to helping Jews, including giving them bread. She called for sharing the post, commenting, and expressing pride and honor, announcing that the action would last until midnight. https://t.co/uYX0ELCMFj #Historia #Pamięć #Polska (translated)

Steffen W. Frølund wrote that there was something fundamentally wrong with the American administration. He believed that its support for Russia was un-American and immoral because, in his view, Russia was an undemocratic and aggressive attacker. He added that the position was so unpopular among voters that it was hard to understand. #USA #politik #demokrati (translated)

Gr@ntlɘr addressed Grönemeyer, Kerkeling, and Die Toten Hosen and urged them to keep their stance out of music. Music should entertain; one is already being instructed from all sides, he wrote. At the same time, he expressed his support for James Hetfield and Metallica. https://t.co/ufoBCYqx5p #Musik #Rock #Kultur (translated)

The NINJA Media reported that students from the Federal University of Ouro Preto (UFOP) held a demonstration through the historic hills of the city in support of Lula and in defense of public education and democracy. According to the publication, the university students chanted slogans and argued that the mobilization for the second round should take place on the streets, leaving no space for setbacks or authoritarianism. The video was credited to Iasmim Vianna. #Lula #EducaçãoPública #Democracia (translated)

Eva Selsing wrote that she did not see it as a problem that the left was critical of B.T.'s conservative profile. On the contrary, she believed that praise from left-leaning politicians and commentators would be a cause for concern, as it could indicate that the media had deviated from its conservative line. She argued that B.T.'s direct conservatism scared a left that had had a significant influence on media debate for decades. According to Selsing, the left only supported conservative viewpoints it could control, and the more subdued conservatism had followed the left's norms of shaming, censorship, and cancellation. She wrote that this type of conservatism had dominated the Danish media landscape until a few years ago, and that the situation still prevailed outside of B.T. Selsing believed that B.T.'s success was partly due to the media offering conservative perspectives and analyses that the readers and viewers, according to her, could not find elsewhere. She criticized other media for presenting uniform headlines and analyses and for expressing outrage over differing opinions. She wrote that actors with interests in conformity and censorship therefore reacted strongly to B.T., and that she would be more concerned if they did not. #Borgerlighed #MedieDebat #Ytringsfrihed (translated)

Inger Støjberg wrote to Mette Frederiksen that a Swedish father, whose son had died, had requested a meeting to get answers on how the case could end with such a mild sentence. Støjberg wrote that the verdict had left the family in deep sorrow and caused bewilderment in Sweden and Denmark. She believed that Frederiksen should honor the father's request, and that the family deserved respect and to be taken seriously by Denmark. #dkpol #dkmedier #dkpol #dkmedier #retsvæsen (translated)