Alberto Prinz retweeted
Que força e determinação revelou o povo polaco! Unido, de cabeça erguida e a cantar o seu hino, saiu à rua e conseguiu travar o golpe de Estado. Sem vandalismo, sem saquear lojas e sem destruição. Uma demonstração de coragem, união e patriotismo na defesa da liberdade e da democracia. São um exemplo para todo o Ocidente! 🇵🇱
Community note
Misleading. The video has nothing to do with current events surrounding the Polish Constitutional Court. The footage was actually posted on YouTube on September 2026. youtube.com/shorts/77hUXl1
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He’s right. About it all.
I haven't watched the full episode yet, but this clip alone tells me it's going to be good! @D_Tarczynski saying it exactly as it is 💯, while Piers Morgan struggles to cope with Dominik's blunt honesty.
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Replying to @BBCPM
You people including Mark Rowley simply can't read the room and alienate yourselves from the majority of the British public, especially the white working class. We don't hate women, black, brown, gay or whatever else. We do hate having all of the above constantly rammed down our throat and that being more of a priority to the police than fighting crime. We hate #DEI positive discrimination, two tier policing, two tier justice, immutable characteristics being more important as window dressing than ability, we hate wokery, we hate social engineering and neo Marxism.
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Invader demanding to be seen at Liverpool Royal hospital. The nurse is taking no crap.
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Alberto Prinz retweeted
Merci à Christophe Clavé pour cet éclairage sur l’appauvrissement de la langue et la ruine de la pensée 🙌 "La disparition progressive des temps (subjonctif, passé simple, imparfait, formes composées du futur, participe passé…) donne lieu à une pensée au présent, limitée à l’instant, incapable de projections dans le temps. La généralisation du tutoiement, la disparition des majuscules et de la ponctuation sont autant de coups mortels portés à la subtilité de l’expression. Supprimer le mot «mademoiselle» est non seulement renoncer à l’esthétique d’un mot, mais également promouvoir l’idée qu’entre une petite fille et une femme il n’y a rien. Moins de mots et moins de verbes conjugués c’est moins de capacités à exprimer les émotions et moins de possibilité d’élaborer une pensée. Des études ont montré qu’une partie de la violence dans la sphère publique et privée provient directement de l’incapacité à mettre des mots sur les émotions. Sans mot pour construire un raisonnement, la pensée complexe chère à Edgar Morin est entravée, rendue impossible. Plus le langage est pauvre, moins la pensée existe. L’histoire est riche d’exemples et les écrits sont nombreux de Georges Orwell dans « 1984 » à Ray Bradbury dans « Fahrenheit 451 » qui ont relaté comment les dictatures de toutes obédiences entravaient la pensée en réduisant et tordant le nombre et le sens des mots. Il n’y a pas de pensée critique sans pensée. Et il n’y a pas de pensée sans mots. Comment construire une pensée hypothético-déductive sans maîtrise du conditionnel ? Comment envisager l’avenir sans conjugaison au futur ? Comment appréhender une temporalité, une succession d’éléments dans le temps, qu’ils soient passés ou à venir, ainsi que leur durée relative, sans une langue qui fait la différence entre ce qui aurait pu être, ce qui a été, ce qui est, ce qui pourrait advenir, et ce qui sera après que ce qui pourrait advenir soit advenu ? Si un cri de ralliement devait se faire entendre aujourd’hui, ce serait celui, adressé aux parents et aux enseignants : faites parler, lire et écrire vos enfants, vos élèves, vos étudiants. Enseignez et pratiquez la langue dans ses formes les plus variées, même si elle semble compliquée, surtout si elle est compliquée. Parce que dans cet effort se trouve la liberté. Ceux qui expliquent à longueur de temps qu’il faut simplifier l’orthographe, purger la langue de ses «défauts», abolir les genres, les temps, les nuances, tout ce qui crée de la complexité sont les fossoyeurs de l’esprit humain. Il n’est pas de liberté sans exigences. Il n’est pas de beauté sans la pensée de la beauté." Christophe Clavé
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Alberto Prinz retweeted
In 1983, a BBC interviewer asked Richard Feynman why two magnets push each other apart — and he refused to answer it. What he did instead is the best seven minutes on thinking ever filmed. Bookmark & watch today, no matter what.
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I'm old enough to remember Ukraine before February 2022. Before the great PR makeover. Before billions in British public money started flowing. Before the swastikas were quietly airbrushed out of the picture and yesterday's neo-Nazi problem became today's inconvenient history. Back in January 2015, Ross Kemp travelled to Ukraine for his Extreme World documentary series, investigating the rise of the far right and the Azov Battalion, including its neo-Nazi elements and symbolism. This was British mainstream television, not Russian propaganda. Funny how quickly history gets rewritten when the geopolitical interests change and the public chequebook comes out. Of course, Ukraine's corruption, extremist movements and internal divisions didn't magically disappear in February 2022. But suddenly, mentioning what British journalists had openly reported for years was enough to get you branded a Kremlin sympathiser. Well, here's Ross Kemp reporting from Ukraine in 2015, long before the political rebranding. No Russian bots. No Kremlin script. Just the history they would rather you didn't remember.
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Replying to @RupertLowe10
This is happening because the powers that be want ethnic British people to be CONTROLLED by foreigners. George Soros once said he would BAN ALL ethnic Europeans from holding any kind of POWER in Europe. Even security guards! Enoch Powell predicted it by saying they will have "They WHIP HAND over us!"
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Alberto Prinz retweeted
This woman has my utmost respect she gives a voice to the thoughts, frustrations, and feelings of millions across the UK who feel unheard. 🇬🇧 She’s absolutely spot on, speaking the truth with a conviction that cuts through the noise. 💯 Ultimate respect to this woman. 👏🏻
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Alberto Prinz retweeted
🚨🇮🇹 | URGENTE: La ciudad de Bologna en Italia, quedó totalmente DEVASTADA durante esta madrugada por las protestas SALVAJES de izquierdistas radicales e inmigrantes, quienes han destruido calles, vandalizado vehículos y saqueado locales. El centro turístico es un infierno total
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Alberto Prinz retweeted
In 1996 the BBC put two large women on a motorbike and sidecar, sent them round Britain cooking with lard, cream and butter by the block, and twelve million people a week sat down to watch them refuse to apologise for it. Jennifer Paterson was sixty-eight, a Catholic who had cooked for the staff of The Spectator and been sacked for throwing the crockery out of the window. Clarissa Dickson Wright was a barrister who had drunk her way through a fortune and come out the other side. Neither had been on television. Both had been told all their lives that the way they ate was going to kill them, and both had decided they would rather be fat and fed than thin and lied to. If you watched it you remember the sound of it. Jennifer scraping an entire pack of butter into a pan while talking about the war. Clarissa holding up a lump of suet to the camera and saying the word with relish. Game pie, kidneys in cream, bacon fat poured over cabbage, a pudding made with a pound of dripping. They cooked for monks, for lifeboatmen, for the Women's Institute, in country-house kitchens with the Aga going. And every episode had a moment where one of them turned to the lens and said what nobody else on television would. Low fat was a fraud. Margarine was a chemical. Vegetarianism was for people with something wrong with them. Clarissa said if God had not meant us to eat animals he would not have made them out of meat. It went out in forty countries. The BBC had expected a curiosity and got the most watched cooking programme it had ever made. Jennifer died in 1999, of lung cancer, with a tin of caviar on the bedside table that she had asked for. Clarissa went in 2014 at sixty-six, having spent her last years defending the butcher, the gamekeeper and the dairy farmer against a country that had forgotten what they were for. They were never right about everything. They were right about the one thing the nation was being lied to about, and they said it with a sidecar and a block of butter in front of twelve million people at a time when every other cook on television was holding up a tub of spread.
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Alberto Prinz retweeted
Los musulmanes votarán a la izquierda hasta ser mayoría. Cuando lo sean votarán a los suyos. Y entonces, los tontos útiles de izquierda serán ejecutados por los que votaron a los suyos, tal como hicieron en Irán en 1979.
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Alberto Prinz retweeted
Wow. You have to watch this seriously. So powerful. The UK summed up. She’s incredible.
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Alberto Prinz retweeted
They should have made this into a film 🤣🤣. I don't usually laugh at kids crying however 🤭. Absolutely hilarious.... i can't believe how relaxed she was.... not like the two lads 😬🤣🤣
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Alberto Prinz retweeted
Listen to this French woman speak about her country.
American an European friends, I’m so ashamed, but you need to see what France has become. Don’t make the same mistakes we did. The only peaceful solution is to send them back to their countries of origin they love so much. We cannot coexist. It will be them, or us.
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Alberto Prinz retweeted
Eu seria exatamente assim se fosse um gato.
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I am horrified by the violence erupting across France. Schools have been set on fire with teachers left beaten and doused with petrol. This is what happens when hard-left politicians allow thuggery to spiral out of control. This will never happen in Britain under Reform.
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Alberto Prinz retweeted
Councils should have staff who just go around and sort out minor problems they see. Bag of rubbish - collect it. Street sign a bit wonky - straighten it. Overgrown weeds - pull them. All those small jobs. They're the things that make a place better to live if they're resolved.
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Alberto Prinz retweeted
They don't even realise how stupid they sound 🤣🤣
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Alberto Prinz retweeted
🇬🇧 Meanwhile in England “He won’t pay, he won’t pay” Tradesmen throughout the West be warned. There is a certain growing Culture that often simply refuse to pay for work even though they have no reason not too.
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