Gesuchter Autonomer: Kompagnon von Lina E. festgenommen
In Berlin ist ein Linker festgenommen worden, der untergetaucht war. Er soll an mindestens einem Angriff auf Neonazis beteiligt gewesen sein.
Gesuchter Autonomer: Kompagnon von Lina E. festgenommen
Die Dankesrede von Anne Applebaum »Gegen den Pessimismus« zur Verleihung des Friedenspreises des Deutschen Buchhandels ist lesenswert.[...] Die Verleihung des Friedenspreises ist vielleicht ein guter Moment, um darauf hinzuweisen, dass der Ruf nach Frieden nicht immer ein moralisches Argument ist. Es ist auch ein guter Moment, um zu betonen, dass die Lektion der deutschen Geschichte nicht sein kann, dass die Deutschen Pazifisten sein müssen. Im Gegenteil: Seit fast einem Jahrhundert wissen wir, dass der Ruf nach Pazifismus angesichts einer aggressiven Diktatur oft nichts anderes ist als Appeasement und Hinnahme dieser Diktatur.https://www.friedenspreis-des-deutschen-buchhandels.de/alle-preistraeger-seit-1950/2020-2029/anne-applebaum
Ich bin nicht die erste, die das sagt. Thomas Mann, entsetzt über die Situation in Deutschland und die Selbstgefälligkeit der freiheitlichen Demokratien, prangerte 1938 aus dem Exil einen Pazifismus an, der „den Krieg herbeiführt, statt ihn zu bannen“. Und George Orwell geißelte 1942 seine Landsleute, die von Großbritannien verlangten, den Krieg zu beenden: „Pazifismus ist objektiv profaschistisch“, sagte er. „Das ist ganz weitgehend unumstritten. Wenn du die Kriegsanstrengung der einen Seite untergräbst, dann hilfst du automatisch der anderen.“ [...]
#Friedenspreis #AnneApplebaum #Pazifismus
The big picture on how many people are locked up in the United States and whywww.prisonpolicy.org
Two employees witness the after effects of a company Board meeting. From the film "And Now for Something Completely Different".Kenny Teeology | Invidious
There is another succession candidate who is trusted by both the military and the voters, but who has not announced he is running. Putin is well aware of him; he has repeatedly tried to sideline him. This is Dmitry Rogozin, a presidential campaigner against Boris Yeltsin; Duma deputy and negotiator in Chechnya; ambassador to NATO; deputy prime minister in charge of the military industrial complex; head of Roskosmos, and now, after surviving a Ukrainian assassination attempt, senator for the Zaporozhye region in the Federation Council.
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[l] Übrigens, falls ihr beim 38C3 was einreichen wolltet, und euch mit eurem alten Account einloggen wolltet, und das ging nicht, und ihr dann Reset Password geklickt habt, und da kam nichts, dann kann ich Entwarnung geben.
Die haben die Software gewechselt und die alten Accounts sind bei der Gelegenheit der Datensparsamkeit anheim gefallen. Einfach neuen Account machen.
Die Deadline läuft noch bis zum 26.
Wenn ihr also einen bahnbrechenden Hammervortrag einreichen wollt, dann haltet euch ran!
#fefebot #38c3
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Aimed specifically at young adults, this hour-long, soft-spoken piece explores Leary’s early research into LSD in New York and Mexico, how new ideas spread throughout society over the course of generations, his vision of a future society in which the…The Library
Letters from an American: October 21, 2024On Saturday, September 7, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump predicted that his plan to deport 15 to 20 million people currently living in the United States would be “bloody.” He also promised to prosecute his political opponents, including, he wrote, lawyers, political operatives, donors, illegal voters, and election officials. Retired chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Mark Milley told journalist Bob Woodward that Trump is “a fascist to the core…the most dangerous person to this country.”
On October 14, Trump told Fox News Channel host Maria Bartiromo that he thought enemies within the United States were more dangerous than foreign adversaries and that he thought the military should stop those “radical left lunatics” on Election Day. Since then, he has been talking a lot about “the enemy from within,” specifically naming Representative Adam Schiff and former House speaker Nancy Pelosi, both Democrats from California, as “bad people.” Schiff was the chair of the House Intelligence Committee that broke the 2019 story of Trump’s attempt to extort Volodymyr Zelensky that led to Trump’s first impeachment.
Trump’s references to the “enemy from within” have become so frequent that former White House press secretary turned political analyst Jen Psaki has called them his closing argument for the 2024 election, and she warned that his construction of those who oppose him as “enemies” might sweep in virtually anyone he feels is a threat.
In a searing article today, political scientist Rachel Bitecofer of The Cycle explored exactly what that means in a piece titled “What (Really) Happens If Trump Wins?” Bitecofer outlined Adolf Hitler’s January 30, 1933, oath of office, in which he promised Germans he would uphold the constitution, and the three months he took to dismantle that constitution.
By March, she notes, the concentration camp Dachau was open. Its first prisoners were not Jews, but rather Hitler’s prominent political opponents. By April, Jews had been purged from the civil service, and opposition political parties were illegal. By May, labor unions were banned and students were burning banned books. Within the year, public criticism of Hitler and the Nazis was illegal, and denouncing violators paid well for those who did it.
Bitecofer writes that Trump has promised mass deportations “that he cannot deliver unless he violates both the Constitution and federal law.” To enable that policy, Trump will need to dismantle the merit-based civil service and put into office those loyal to him rather than the Constitution. And then he will purge his political opponents, for once those who would stand against him are purged, Trump can act as he wishes against immigrants, for example, and others.
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Die Präsidentschafts- und Kongresswahlen, die am 5. November in den USA stattfinden, werden über den Kurs des mächtigsten Landes der Welt entscheiden.www.rosalux.de
Quade’s resignation from Die Linke underscores internal divisions within the party, particularly on issues related to international conflicts and antisemitism.By JERUSALEM POST STAFF (The Jerusalem Post)
Yet more gold from Les Brigandes. A Jacobin was a member of the Jacobin Club, the infamous Freemasonic revolutionary movement at the dark core of the rabidly anti-Catholic, and thus anti-God, French R...Odysee
The McDonald's restaurant in Feasterville-Trevose, Pennsylvania, where former President Donald Trump posed for a photo op over the weekend has gotten slammed with negative reviews on Yelp, Newsweek reported Monday.Matthew Chapman (Raw Story - Celebrating 20 Years of Independent Journalism)
Δ9-THC schien jedoch zunächst die Aktivität von mTOR zu erhöhen und die Bildung neuer Synapsen anzuregen. Kurz darauf wurde die mTOR-Aktivität wieder heruntergefahren, was zelluläre Reparaturmechanismen auslöste ‒ möglicherweise, weil der Energiebedarf zunächst gestiegen war. Das Überraschende: All diese Prozesse schienen auch bei jungen Mäusen abzulaufen – allerdings in umgekehrter Richtung.Δ9-THC beeinflusst den Zellstoffwechsel: Hirnalterung mit Cannabis stoppen?
Studien, die dieses Ergebnis replizieren könnten, fehlen ebenso wie umfassende Untersuchungen zur Wirkung von Δ9-THC auf das alternde menschliche Gehirn. Ob Cannabis wirklich ein gutes Rezept gegen das Altern ist, lässt sich also noch nicht sagen.
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Spielerinnen protestieren gegen FIFA-Deal mit Saudi-Konzern
Mehr als 100 Fußballerinnen kritisieren in einem offenen Brief an die FIFA die Zusammenarbeit des Weltverbands mit dem saudischen Öl-Konzern Aramco - und finden deutliche Worte.
Spielerinnen protestieren gegen FIFA-Deal mit Saudi-Konzern
Ein Mann soll unter anderem als Kampftrainer für die Gruppe um die Studentin Lina E. tätig gewesen sein. Nun konnte die Polizei ihn in Berlin festnehmen.www.fr.de
On Saturday, September 7, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump predicted that his plan to deport 15 to 20 million people currently living in the United States would be “bloody.” He also promised to prosecute his political opponents, including, he wrote, lawyers, political operatives, donors, illegal voters, and election officials. Retired chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Mark Milley told journalist Bob Woodward that Trump is “a fascist to the core…the most dangerous person to this country.”
On October 14, Trump told Fox News Channel host Maria Bartiromo that he thought enemies within the United States were more dangerous than foreign adversaries and that he thought the military should stop those “radical left lunatics” on Election Day. Since then, he has been talking a lot about “the enemy from within,” specifically naming Representative Adam Schiff and former House speaker Nancy Pelosi, both Democrats from California, as “bad people.” Schiff was the chair of the House Intelligence Committee that broke the 2019 story of Trump’s attempt to extort Volodymyr Zelensky that led to Trump’s first impeachment.
Trump’s references to the “enemy from within” have become so frequent that former White House press secretary turned political analyst Jen Psaki has called them his closing argument for the 2024 election, and she warned that his construction of those who oppose him as “enemies” might sweep in virtually anyone he feels is a threat.
In a searing article today, political scientist Rachel Bitecofer of The Cycle explored exactly what that means in a piece titled “What (Really) Happens If Trump Wins?” Bitecofer outlined Adolf Hitler’s January 30, 1933, oath of office, in which he promised Germans he would uphold the constitution, and the three months he took to dismantle that constitution.
By March, she notes, the concentration camp Dachau was open. Its first prisoners were not Jews, but rather Hitler’s prominent political opponents. By April, Jews had been purged from the civil service, and opposition political parties were illegal. By May, labor unions were banned and students were burning banned books. Within the year, public criticism of Hitler and the Nazis was illegal, and denouncing violators paid well for those who did it.
Bitecofer writes that Trump has promised mass deportations “that he cannot deliver unless he violates both the Constitution and federal law.” To enable that policy, Trump will need to dismantle the merit-based civil service and put into office those loyal to him rather than the Constitution. And then he will purge his political opponents, for once those who would stand against him are purged, Trump can act as he wishes against immigrants, for example, and others.
