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🇵🇾¿Qué pasó en Paraguay?
1️⃣ Un grupo de amiguitos millonarios tenía un banco y un montón de empresas que querían capitalizar.
2️⃣ Convierten a uno de sus amiguitos en presidente de Paraguay, Santiago Peña.
3️⃣ El amiguito siendo presidente toma cantidades gigantescas de dinero público y se las entrega al banco de los amiguitos.
4️⃣ El banco de los amiguitos via "prestamos" le transfiere esa millonada al conglomerado de empresas de los mismos amiguitos.
5️⃣ La plata que era de la gente, de los trabajadores, del pueblo paraguayo termina en los negocios privados de la elite paraguaya.
Las empresas se capitalizaron y el pueblo se quebró. Así funciona la derecha.
¡Negocio redondo!
💣💥 Entendemos que esto es un tema de clases o nos van a seguir cargando.
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EUROPA, EIN APPELL AN EUCH!
Die Russin Anyuta Stepanova mit einer dringenden Warnung aus Russland:
Ein Tier, das einmal Menschenfleisch gekostet hat, wird kein Vegetarier mehr. By Leonid Darmenov.
Ich wende mich an die Einwohner Europas. Ich bin Russin und kenne das Putin-System von innen.
Bitte denken Sie daran:
Wenn Putin etwas sagt, bedeutet das, dass er genau das Gegenteil tun wird.
Das ist keine Rhetorik. Das ist eine Handlungsanweisung.
Seine Worte sind nicht nur Lügen, sie sind eine Nebelwand, während er seine schrecklichen Taten vollbringt.
Und je lauter er schwört, desto näher rückt die Katastrophe.
Und hier ist das Wichtigste:
In der Ukraine glaubte bis zum letzten Moment niemand an die Möglichkeit einer vollständigen Invasion.
Für fast alle war es ein Schock, weil niemand diese monströse Blutgier und absolute Irrationalität begreifen konnte. Fast niemand glaubte an ein solches Ausmaß an Wahnsinn.
Aber es ist passiert.
Deshalb bitte ich Sie:
Wiederholen Sie diesen Fehler nicht.
Hier sind ein paar „Fakten” aus unserer tragischen Realität:
• Er sagte: „Es wird keine Erhöhung des Rentenalters geben!”
→ Was er tat: Er führte die unbeliebteste Rentenreform durch und beraubte dadurch Millionen Menschen.
• Er sagte: „Wir werden die Ukraine nicht angreifen!”
→ Was er tat: Er griff an und brachte Tod, Zerstörung und Krieg ins Herz Europas.
• Er sagte: „Wir bekämpfen den Nationalsozialismus!“
→ Was er tat: Er zerstörte russischsprachige Städte (zum Beispiel Mariupol) und versetzte die ganze Welt in Entsetzen über die Kriegsverbrechen seiner Armee.
• Er sagte: „Wir stärken die Souveränität!“
→ Was er tat: Er verwandelte Russland in ein internationales kriminelles Kartell und trieb es in völlige Abhängigkeit.
Wenn Putin nun öffentlich erklärt, dass er „Europa nicht angreifen wird“, sollte dies als direkte Ankündigung von Vorbereitungen für eine Aggression verstanden werden.
Das ist sein Lieblingskunststück.
Glauben Sie nicht seinem Lächeln, glauben Sie nicht seinen Pressesprechern und glauben Sie vor allem nicht seinen „friedliebenden“ Erklärungen.
Er wird nicht aufhören.
Er braucht keinen Stopp, er braucht den Sieg im Krieg – um jeden Preis und in jedem Ausmaß.
Seien Sie vorbereitet.
Seien Sie wachsam.
Die Stärke liegt nicht in den Worten dieses Lügners, sondern in Ihrer Bereitschaft, ihn zu stoppen.
Der Krieg ist bereits im Gange, für den internen Konsumenten aus meinem Land.
Europa ist der Feind.
Russland befindet sich im Krieg mit der ganzen Welt.
Verstehen Sie das?
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Selon des chercheurs, l’opération aurait touché 830 millions de personnes dans 30 pays et aurait coûté des millions de francs. bit.ly/4z6IyO3
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𝐂𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐚: 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐁𝐥𝐮𝐞 𝐌𝐢𝐫𝐚𝐜𝐥𝐞
In one of the most landlocked and arid places on Earth, China has built a seafood industry. More than 1,000 fish farms now dot Xinjiang, producing roughly 200,000 tons of salmon, shrimp, bass, carp, crab, and other seafood each year. Some farms tap brackish groundwater beneath the Taklamakan Desert and chemically adjust it to mimic seawater. State media calls the achievement the “Blue Miracle”—proof, in Beijing’s telling, that technology can overcome geography. But the transformation of Xinjiang into a seafood frontier is also entwined with a much older government project: reshaping the region’s economy, population, and workforce.
The Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps, a powerful state-linked organization sanctioned internationally over alleged human-rights abuses, partially or fully ran at least 50 fish farms in Xinjiang by the end of 2024, collectively producing more than $290 million in seafood. State-backed companies have offered villagers loans, jobs, housing, and investment shares while propaganda campaigns celebrate herders “stepping onto fishing boats.” Tianyun, one of the region’s showcase companies, produces about 40 percent of China’s domestically raised salmon and exports seafood abroad. Tianyun has categorically denied any involvement in forced labor, saying it protects workers’ rights and provides competitive compensation. At the same time, China’s broader seafood sector has faced scrutiny over state-sponsored labor transfers, restricted access for independent investigators, mislabeling of fish, and illegal levels of antibiotics and sedatives found in some farmed products.
The larger paradox lies in the feed. Raising fish in the desert may reduce dependence on China’s crowded coast, but many farmed species still require fishmeal made from wild fish caught at sea. China already imports more than 40 percent of the world’s fishmeal, a share projected in a 2023 UN report to rise to 55 percent by 2032. As one ocean expert put it, China may want “food autonomy,” but achieving it also requires “feed autonomy.” Xinjiang therefore turns a national food-security ambition into a global supply-chain problem: Sophisticated ponds can be built in the desert, water can be recirculated, and fish can be raised thousands of miles from the ocean, yet much of the system still depends on extracting protein from fisheries elsewhere.
Read the report: foodforfeed.theoutlawocean.c…
IMAGE: This map highlights more than 1,000 fish farms in China’s arid and high-altitude far west, particularly in Xinjiang and across the Tibetan Plateau. (Credit: The Outlaw Ocean Project)
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This is quite something ! Serbian RTV channel starts yesterday's bulletin by apologizing to viewers👇
"For years, we failed to fulfill our duty. We kept silent, turned a blind eye, reported events one-sidedly and failed to ask necessary questions. We owe our viewers an apology”
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🇧🇷‼️ | Brasil gira a la derecha en el Congreso pese a la reelección de Lula. El socialista logró un cuarto mandato con el 51,79% de los votos, pero gobernará desde 2027 frente a un Legislativo considerablemente más conservador.
Según la clasificación ideológica del GPS Partidário, la nueva Cámara tendrá 303 diputados de derecha (59,1%), 86 de centro (16,8%) y 124 de izquierda (24,2%). El PL será la mayor bancada, con 121 diputados.
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Oh no ! Bringing back imperial measurements ?
Surely not - these europhobes are 𝐢𝐧𝐬𝐚𝐧𝐞👇
I speak as someone traumatized in childhood by having to subtract the likes of 17 stone, 13 pounds and 11 ounces from 28 stone 4 pounds and 3 ounces 🤡
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I sincerely hope that whoever’s the next democrat president, goes after this corrupt little shit, locks him up and throws away the god damn key.
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Storm #Boelo, the second storm in a three-part series following Austen, is rapidly deepening on its approach to Ireland and the UK.
This storm is different than Austen in both size and intensity. Boelo will not only be stronger and larger, but it will also affect Northern Ireland, Scotland, and northern England much more than the far south.
The strongest winds reach land late this afternoon and evening as the center of the storm gets closer and closer.
A broad Amber Wind Warning was issued by the UK Met Office across Scotland, northern England, and Northern Ireland due to winds between 60-70 mph and gusts to 80 especially in exposed areas.
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LATE NOVEMBER / EARLY DECEMBER
First cold spell?
Recent modelling has been suggesting the potential for a very early (record breaking, in fact) major sudden stratospheric warming, this is when the usual westerly circulation above the Arctic reverses to easterly, whilst the likelihood of this remains uncertain, there are other key global drivers beginning to emerge.
During early November the MJO is now forecast to emerge into the east Indian Ocean and begin progressing eastwards through the Maritimes and into the Pacific as November progresses, this will trigger a renewed rise in AAM tendency (within an already very high AAM base state, thanks El Nino!), given the lag times involved with any potential SSW downwelling, the MJO triggered rising AAM and progressing into the Pacific, you could perhaps make a reasonable prediction that the later part of November / early December would increasingly be favourable to amplification of high pressure and high latitude blocking episodes. i.e, is this perhaps the first signal of an early cold spell beginning to materialise?
A few weeks ago you'd have been pretty bold to call anything other than a +NAO, Atlantic dominated pattern through November & December, the tide does appear to be changing on that idea.
Regardless of any SSW, the possibility of a coherent MJO cycle + rising AAM would have been shifting the thinking anyway, an early SSW probably wont hurt in helping that idea along..
SUMMARY:
The likelihood of blocking / colder outbreaks late November into early December appears to be growing some traction on the back of latest developments.
Whilst a milder, unsettled & stormier outlook had been anticipated for that period initially, new developments are starting to suggest other possibilities.
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What is Food for Feed?
Aquaculture was meant to relieve pressure on the oceans. By raising fish, fewer would need to be taken from the wild—or so the logic went. In practice, the opposite has occurred.
Often touted as sustainable, the industry has a dark secret: Excluding bivalves, most farm-grown seafood is raised on other seafood. More than a fifth of all marine life removed from the oceans is used for non-human consumption, especially feed for fish farms. And demand for farm-raised fish is increasing. More than half of the seafood eaten globally comes from aquaculture, which is a $313-billion industry, the fastest-growing segment of global food production, and often touted by development agencies as the future of sustainable protein.