Mein Großvater Verus gab mir das Beispiel der Milde und Gelassenheit. Meinem Vater rühmte man nach, er habe einen echt männlichen und dabei bescheidenen Charakter besessen, worin ich ihm nachahmte. Meine Mutter war mir durch ihre Frömmigkeit und Wohltätigkeit ein Vorbild;

Interessant ist auch: Die Kinder sind jetzt alle auf dem selben Gymnasium. Jedesmal bei den Einschulungen staune ich. Maximal 15% mit migrantischem Hintergrund und wenn, dann osteuropäisch. Wir hatten heute einen Albert, Franz, einen Lennard, zigfach Elias, Johann und Anne.

马斯克的自动翻译功能真的很奇妙，一年前我怎么也想不到，一年后我会用中文和俄罗斯人吵架。

Lots of people discuss immigration & crime in Europe, so I compiled what I think is ALL the data on the topic, which is hard because many countries hide it. Do they commit more crime? Is it because of age? Sex? Education? Poverty? Culture? 1. Sexual offenses & violent crime:

Die Tomaten-Samenernte 2026 bei den verhüteten Sorten, die vor Fremdbestäubung geschützt wurden, ist beendet. Das sind die letzten Tomaten aus denen ich Samen entnehmen werde, und wie jedes Jahr fällt mir ein Stein vom Herzen das ich auch in diesem Jahr erfolgreich 178 alte Sorten sortenrein vermehren konnte. Es war kein leichtes Jahr in vielerlei Hinsicht. Die Auswahl welche Sorten diese Saison angebaut werden, und welche auf Rotation für die kommenden Jahre gehen, stand schon Ende 2025, aber dann kontaktierte mich im Frühjahr 2026 ein Mann namens Dieter Schmidt. Er betreibt seit Jahrzehnten eine private Erhaltungszucht diverser alter Sorten. Mit 85 Jahren möchte er nun kürzer treten und bat mich einen Teil seiner Sorten zu übernehmen. Zuerst wollte ich ablehnen, aber als ich einen Blick auf die Liste werfen konnte wurde ich dann doch sehr neugierig. Ich musste meine Pläne über den Haufen werfen und integrierte schon in dieser Saison 35 seiner alten Sorten. Eins kann ich euch sagen, ich habe es nicht bereut, im Gegenteil, ein paar richtig tolle alte Perlen waren dabei. Ich freue mich schon sehr euch einige seiner Raritäten vorstellen zu können. Es gab aber auch etliche tolle Überraschungen bei der Zucht neuer Sorten, einige waren gezielt vorbereitet, andere sind spontan entstanden durch natürliche Kreuzbestäubung samenfester Sorten mittels Wind oder Insekten im Anbaujahr 2025. Hier muss natürlich geschaut werden wie stabil die neuen Sorten in den Folgejahren bleiben werden. Solche Prozesse können sich über viele Jahre ziehen, da wird einem nicht langweilig. 🤓 Das Frühjahr startete jedenfalls zu kalt, der Sommer kam plötzlich und auf Knopfdruck, die Hitzespitzen die wir diese Saison bereits im Juni hatten waren Rekordverdächtig mit 45 Grad an diversen Tagen. Dann regnete es Wochen über Wochen nicht, der Stress für Pflanzen und auch mich wuchs stetig, durchhalten dachte ich mir, und das nicht nur an einem Tag. 😅 um so größer ist nun die Erleichterung, ich habs geschafft 🙏 jetzt beginnt endlich der gechillte Teil der Saison, und ich hoffe das es mindestens bis Mitte Oktober noch tolle Tomaten zu ernten gibt.

I envy the director who called his own country's army something worse than any enemy ever called it, and then drove home. I envy that he signed his name to it. I envy that his face is on the poster. I envy that the state's revenge was a press release. I envy that the ministers who despise him can only threaten his funding. I envy that his worst punishment is being hated loudly by people with keyboards. I envy that Iranian propaganda spends millions and never reaches the accusation he made himself, unpaid, on camera. I envy that he will be invited to debate his critics on television. I envy that his critics want to argue with him at all. I envy that his mother watched the ceremony from her living room. I envy that his mother has a living room. I envy him because forty minutes past the last checkpoint, outside his country and outside his law, the review arrives at night, on motorcycles. I envy him because out there, men take you out in your underwear so the street remembers it. I envy him because an hour from his editing room, but under a different flag, a film like that ends on a rooftop, with the director going over the edge. I envy him because in that place, the director own people will drag the body through the market, so the next director understands the notes. I envy him because 50 kilometers from the theater that screened his film, and past the border of everything he is accused of, they shoot the knees first, so the neighborhood hears the whole verdict. I envy him because there, the sentence includes your brothers. I envy him because there, the sentence includes the house your father built. I envy him because there, a rumor that you spoke to a foreign journalist is the entire trial. I envy him because there, nobody cuts your budget, they cut you. I envy that the distance between his applause and that rooftop is shorter than his commute, and that no one confuses the two jurisdictions. I envy that he says all of it from inside the country he is accusing.

I've been searching for the right term to describe the phenomenon I see across the developing world but haven't found it yet... We point to the skyscrapers and luxury malls of the various capital cities as proof of progress in Africa, forgetting that these places are where banks, government institutions, foreign capital, international aid agencies, NGOs, and the wealthiest citizens, are concentrated all in just one small area. The real test is what happens when you leave that small bubble. In Japan or much of Western Europe, for example, development and modernity doesn't vanish 10 kilometers out of the capital city. The roads, water, schools, and hospitals continue almost across the country. In much of Africa, on the other hand, the infrastructure drop off is DRASTIC. One minute you're in Acacia Mall and the next minute you're back in the stone age after just a 5 minute drive away from the city centre. That's why gleaming snapshots such as this photo are so misleading. A country isn't developed because modernity exists in some small pocket of affluence and wealth in ita capital city. Development is about how widely that modernity is distributed. Africa fails in that regard.

Italian journalist Oriana Fallaci removing her chador during her tense 1979 interview with Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini in Qom, Iran... In October 1979, Italian journalist Oriana Fallaci traveled to Qom, Iran, to interview the Islamic Revolution's supreme leader. To get inside the room, Fallaci was forced to cover herself from head to toe in a heavy black chador, leaving only her face visible. The conversation inside the room was tense from the very start. Fallaci did not hold back her questions. She pushed the Ayatollah on political executions, the sudden shutdown of independent newspapers, and the sharp loss of rights for Iranian women under the new regime. When she asked about the forced wearing of the veil, Khomeini dismissed her concerns and claimed the garment was meant to protect young and respectable women. He then added, "If you do not like the Islamic dress, you are not obliged to wear it." Fallaci took his words literally and replied, "Thank you, Mr. Imam. Since you tell me so, I am taking it off right now." With a quick move, she pulled the chador off her head, leaving her hair completely exposed right in front of the Supreme Leader. Khomeini was furious. He stood up without saying another word and walked out of the room. The room fell silent, and the interview was abruptly stopped. However, Fallaci refused to leave Iran until he returned a day later to finish the conversation. This confrontation became legendary in the history of journalism. It showed a reporter refusing to bow down to authority, even in one of the most dangerous settings imaginable. Fallaci proved that real journalism requires standing up to power, asking hard questions, and refusing to be silenced by fear or tradition. When journalists trade raw courage for easy access and comfortable silence, we lose one of our strongest shields against tyranny. In an era where true courage in reporting feels rare, her brave stand reminds us that honest journalism still has the power to light up the dark, giving a voice to the voiceless and inspiring future generations to speak truth without fear. #archaeohistories

This is a photo of Osama Bin Laden visiting Sweden with his extended family in the 1970s. His whole 10th century Islam bearded cave dweller shit was literally LARP. He was raised in a modern, wealthy, cosmopolitan family, his grievance was that he didn’t get to rule the world.

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The city of Mecca is completely safe, and the city of Medina is completely safe... We don't consider these two cities to be Saudi cities; these are holy Islamic cities; these are cities belonging to all Muslims. If the Saudi enemy thinks that hiding behind the lie that Yemen is bombing Mecca will stop us, they are mistaken. ... Our missiles will strike every Saudi oil facility and every Saudi military camp. Our missiles will reach everywhere except Mecca and Medina. We will bombard Saudi Arabia until it stops its aggression against Yemen and lifts its blockade on Yemen.

On lit depuis quelques jours, à la suite d'une tribune du Wall Street Journal, que la Cour internationale de Justice s'apprêterait à « redéfinir le génocide » dans l'affaire qui oppose la Gambie au Myanmar au sujet des Rohingyas. Ce n'est pas exact, et il faut commencer par là. Une cour ne réécrit pas un traité. La définition du génocide est celle de la convention de 1948, et elle ne bougera pas. Ce qui peut bouger, en revanche, c'est la manière dont on prouve l'élément qui fait toute la différence : l'intention de détruire un groupe comme tel. Et c'est là que l'affaire birmane rejoint l'affaire de Gaza. (1/8)

Meine Cousine hat ja auch auf mich verwiesen. Selbe Großeltern, selbe Symptome. Büdde schau nach lieber Arzt Nööö... Junge Frau- die kann nur hysterisch sein.

Still one of the most beautiful performances by an anonymous group of music students in Iran. Woman, Life, Freedom isn’t just a slogan for us. It defines a resistance against evil. It defines unbridled courage and defiance. Woman, Life, Freedom forever! ژن، ژیان، ئازادی Zan, Zendegi, Azadi 🦚🕊️🐦‍🔥

So my baby cousins aged (3-15) had to flee war approximately 5 times. Went to Egypt and had to leave due to visa complications. Finally made it to Saudi Arabia. And now they’re experiencing alerts/alarms at school. The world is hellbent on traumatizing children repeatedly.

The film has not been released in Israel. The authors did not try to seek redress for the crimes they accuse the IDF of in any Israeli court. They are pandering to international Anti-Zionism, which loves only one thing more than a critical Israeli and that's a dead one. newsletter.amitsegal.net/p/i…

New material has been placed on railway tracks in the Netherlands after earlier sabotage sites were cleared. 👇

Sadly, Iran is forcing Saudi into the arms of Israel. This proves that UAE and Iran have made a pact to destroy saudi which they deem as symbol of islam despite mbs being retarded. UAE wants a de-islamised islam so it can rule over tribal arabia and iran wants islam abolishment and return to worship persian kings. Israel thinks Iran and UAE are technologically retarded and will always be its slaves and it can use them to destroy islam then dump them. Iran is a zionist country. Bigger than Turkey. If Iran was not zionist it would have called for the establishment of a collective Islamic Caliphate Market. Instead, Iran used the war to cement its ties to zionism, re-dollarise, and choke Mecca.

This sounds fake as hell. Feels more like a black campaign to discredit the Houthis, who haven't actually attacked either holy site. Probably a false flag, attacking your own territory to pin the blame on your enemy.

🚨🚨🇸🇦 Houthis attack Mecca, the holiest site for nearly 2 billion Muslims. Developing...