Pedro Secia @PedroCSDM

@sofiafonsoferre Sempre foi pratica corrente nas polícias, ficarem com coisas apreendidas para pôr "ao serviço",

This is Major General Agostinho Costa, a pro-russian Trojan Horse in our beautiful country of Portugal. If you see his opinions online, please know that we hate him too and we want him out of CNN. How are people like this invited to comment on the Ukrainian war?

@RuiPaiva5 É so doutores e engenheiros, Para chapar massa e vergar a mola não falta trabalho

@WW3finalboss What talks? The guns always speak louder! There were deals signed in 1991 and 1994, make them real (again). What garanties exist that the new deals will be respected? Might is right...

@WW3finalboss Exactly, there's no need for new "deals", Russia must retreat. Period!! There were many deals before....

@maria_drutska Go for it, I'm a driver and I don't mind fuel prices going crazy if it means stopping Russia. We're very lucky, we're only paying money, not our lives/limbs etc....

50 years have passed since this photo was taken. Palestinian terrorists stormed the Christian town of Damour in Lebanon and killed 582 Christian civilians. A priest who survived described it as “the end of the world.” He said: “They came by the thousands, shouting, ‘Allahu Akbar! Kill them for the Arabs. Let us offer a sacrifice to Muhammad!’ They slaughtered everyone in their path: men, women and children.” Men were lined up against their homes and shot. Women were tortured and repeatedly raped. Infants were shot in the back of the head. Fetuses were torn from pregnant women’s wombs. This was one of many massacres by Palestinian terrorists against Christians. Share so the world knows. #FuckPalestine

@romeu Realmente, a Rússia é um Estado fascista e os red boys apoiam-na acriticamente, em troca de dinheiro e de memórias dos "bons velhos tempos", aposto mais no dinheiro...

@manueloureiro2 Legalmente, as armas são proibidas e todos os dias matam e ferem

@DanielFelizar16 Se fosse só essa, o(s) sistema de pensões esta cheio de injustiças, filhos e enteados....

Nao foi após o Luis Neves ser nomeado pelo Sócrates que a Fátima Felgueiras regressou do Brasil? Ou estou confuso?

@FFigueiredoCor E isto de usarem carros apreendidos, as pessoas ja foram condenadas?? O que acontece se forem inocentadas?? Processam o Estado e ganham certamente, e pagamos nós como sempre....

The West is 50 years behind us because we have already experienced the future that awaits them. Here’s what awaits the West: Islamist ideas will spread among the people like a virus. Then people will demand the establishment of an Islamic government, and only after about 20 years will they realize that they no longer have freedom. A small number of people will start opposing the Islamic government, and then they will be suppressed. More people will join their freedom movement, especially younger people, and every time they protest, their protests will be violently suppressed. They will have to fight for freedom for years, and perhaps they will eventually reach the point they were at before the Islamic They gradually impose their beliefs on everyone. They declare dogs to be haram, legalize child marriage from the age of nine, take away people’s right to choose what they wear, arrest anyone who goes out without Islamic clothing, and enforce gender segregation throughout society. They call non-Muslims infidels and devils, harass them, and so on. came to power. These exact events happened in my country, Iran, 50 years ago. So please take this warning seriously. London, UK🇬🇧👇

🇨🇵🇨🇵🇨🇵When Charles de Gaulle led France, he treated public money as something untouchable. At the Élysée Palace, there was a strict rule for him: no personal expense could ever be paid for by the state. His wife, Yvonne, kept a small notebook in which she meticulously recorded all family expenses — from food and electricity to clothing and even soap. At the end of each month, she would send a check to the state treasury, reimbursing every last cent. Once, an accountant remarked that this was not really necessary. She calmly replied: “Everything that is not public is personal. And for personal matters, we pay ourselves.” This principle applied without exception. Their children and grandchildren were not allowed to use official cars for private matters. De Gaulle himself refused any privileges of office: he paid his own bills at the palace — even for the smallest things, such as soap or family meals. Moreover, he did not use his presidential salary, living only on his military pension. After his death, there was no wealth or luxury left behind — only a modest house in Colombey-les-Deux-Églises, purchased before the war. It is said that he would sometimes personally send money to the treasury if he suspected that any personal expense might have accidentally been covered by the state budget. This was not a formality. It was a principle. ✨ An example of true integrity, honor, and responsibility in public service.

This is Tel Aviv in 1909. As you can see, it's just sand and seashells. So how did it become a city? During the 1880s, under Ottoman rule, Jews started founding new neighborhoods outside of Jaffa due to overcrowding. The first was Neve Tzedek, founded in 1887 by Mizrahi Jews on lands purchased by Aharon Chelouche, an Algerian Jew who moved to the Land of Israel in 1840 and made a fortune trading in gold and silver. He purchased the land from local Arabs. In 1890 Neve Shalom was founded by Zerah Barnett, a wealthy Lithuanian Jew, who purchased the land with his own money in the same way. Other neighborhoods have similar stories. Notice that they were all founded under Muslim rule on land bought from Muslims. So when did these neighborhoods become Tel Aviv? In 1906, 60 Jewish families purchased plots near Jaffa and registered them under the name of Jacobus Kann, a Dutch citizen. The funding came from the Jewish families themselves, who were aided by a loan from the Jewish National Fund. The town was originally named Ahuzat Bayit ("homestead") but was renamed Tel Aviv in 1910. In 1917, the Ottoman authorities expelled the residents of Jaffa and Tel Aviv as a wartime measure. The Jews returned to the area after the British defeated the Ottomans. After the war, Tel Aviv became an attraction to immigrants because it offered the comforts they were used to in Europe: electric light, water, cinema, opera, theatre, restaurants... all the good things you couldn't get in a kibbutz. It received township in 1921, under British rule, and was granted the status of an independent municipality in 1934, after its population swelled due to riots against Jews in Jaffa, forcing many to flee to Tel Aviv, as well as Jews fleeing the rise of Nazism in Europe. No stolen homes, no stolen land, no stolen money. Just hardworking people turning desert into prosperity with their own wealth and effort.

@RuiPaiva5 Ja foi assim que tomaram o Saara Ocidental, enviaram uma multidão de civis à frente para os militares espanhóis não dispararam.

Ja foi assim que Marrocos invadiu o Saara Ocidental, enviou Uma multidão de civis e os militares espanhóis não dispararam, deviam ter direito à autodeterminação....

@camalees O problema é q fechando as fronteiras apenas fechamos as estradas, continuam a passar, mais devagar, mas continuam, isto é um problema muito sério...

@MikeBales Just like leftists/communists...

This should be a global scandal. Day by day, more and more "Gazan doctors" are turning out to be Hamas and Islamic Jihad combatants in disguise. Just as Israel said all along, and nobody wanted to listen. Hamas played you like suckers.