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Former NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen has laid out a five-point plan for peace in Ukraine:
1. Integrate Ukraine into NATO’s missile, air and drone defences and send all Patriots to Kyiv
2. Unfreeze Russian assets and give them to Ukraine
3. Enforce more sanctions on Russia and ban all Russian fossil fuel supplies to Europe
4. Move the Coalition of the Willing into Ukraine to defend rear areas and critical infrastructure
5. Develop ironclad security guarantees and expel countries from the Coalition that aren’t willing to fight Russia if a ceasefire breaks down
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Wciąż zastanawiam się jakim prawem jakiś przypadkowy pociotek prezydenta USA próbuje negocjować dla nas wszystkich przyszłość świata. To powinien być sekretarz stanu skoordynowany z Unią i NATO.
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🇺🇦 Klartext von Selenskyj an Kushner und Witkoff: Die Ukraine lehnt den schmutzigen Dieseldeal mit Putin strikt ab! ❌🛢️
„Das hier ist nicht Florida – Russland ist nicht nach Florida gekommen!“
Es geht hier nicht um Immobilien oder bloße Quadratkilometer, sondern um zerstörte Leben, Häuser und die Heimat von Millionen Menschen.
Amerika ist stark und kann Druck auf Putin ausüben. Aber während des Krieges wird die Ukraine den Aggressor ganz sicher nicht stärken! Schluss mit Appeasement-Geschäften auf Kosten von Menschenleben. 🛑🇺🇸🤝
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Zelenskyy: Russia does not count how many people it loses each month. Last month it was 52,000.
Can you imagine what is going on in the head of the leader of that nation, if he accepts losing 52,000 in October? 1/
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The guys at Google are unreal.
To call them clowns in a circus would be generous.
Google has been falling behind for the past year, and when they finally allegedly have a good model, they decide to do this whole bureaucratic strip tease.
Hell, the announcements post probably needed 30 departments to sign off on it before it went out.
And the seniors did not approve the release because of what, “Safety”?
All it took was for anthropic to drop a better model and then voilà! “Carbon is out guys please use it!”
It’s like they are so anxious and uncertain they look to other people in the industry to make the decisions for them.
They can’t even decide themselves if the model is safe or not to release so they look to other companies to make their decisions for them.
This should not be the behaviour of the incumbent.
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Democrats winning big and then immediately showing everyone that they’re still spineless losers who fail on purpose
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It is genuinely impressive how Google manages to build a frontier model like Gemini 4 Carbon and then immediately trip over its own shoelaces when offering it to paying customers. Look at the standard $20 subscription landscape right now: pay $20 for ChatGPT Plus or Claude Pro, and you get proper, usable access to top-tier models like 6.1 Sol, and Opus 5.5, heck even a taste of Astra or Fable. Pay $20 for Google AI Pro, and you’re treated like you’ve asked for a personal favour from Sundar himself.
The economics make the stinginess even harder to defend. On paper, Gemini 4 Carbon is a heavy hitter in the exact same weight class as 6.1 Sol and Opus 5.5, yet its API pricing sits right alongside 6.1 Sol and at literally half the cost of Opus 5.5. Despite being twice as cheap to run as Anthropic’s flagship, the usage limits we get in Antigravity are microscopic compared to the other two $20 subscriptions. You barely get your agentic workflow warmed up before Google pulls the plug and nudges you toward a $100+ Ultra tier.
The real comedy, though? A $20 subscription to Cursor gives you Day 1 access to Gemini 4 Carbon, while Google’s own $20 AI Pro subscribers are left peering through the window. When a third-party IDE treats your flagship model as a standard Day 1 perk while your own first-party subscription rations it like vintage champagne, the product strategy has officially lost the plot. Google, you finally built a model that goes toe-to-toe with the best, stop gatekeeping it behind eye-watering limits and make the $20 AI Pro plan actually competitive.
@OfficialLoganK @_mohansolo @sundarpichai
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Democrats not showing up for the Hegseth impeachment vote is a giant warning sign. Forget Republicans - did Democrats and their leaders watch the election results last week?
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Absolutely unacceptable that 11 House Dems just *missed* the vote to proceed with the impeachment of Pete Hegseth. What’s the point of being a Rep if you’re not gonna be there for stuff like this?
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FUCK TRUMP. WHAT THE FUCK ARE JOURNALISTS SUPPOSED TO TOLERATE NOW?!
I think it’s time to respond with REAL ACTION.
Trump is spitting in the face of democracy and journalism, and there needs to be a response.
HERE IS WHAT HAPPENED AT THE WHITE HOUSE ON NOVEMBER 9, 2026.
A journalist from MS NOW questioned Donald Trump about Vladimir Putin repeatedly ignoring his demands for a ceasefire and a direct meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
FROM THE OFFICIAL PRESS CONFERENCE TRANSCRIPT:
JOURNALIST:
“Vladimir Putin, you have given Vladimir Putin multiple deadlines over the last 22 months to enter into a cease fire, but also to meet directly with Volodymyr Zelenskyy. He has repeatedly ignored your demands…”
TRUMP:
“Has he been fighting us in the war?”
Then Trump demanded to know which network the journalist represented.
JOURNALIST:
“With MS Now.”
TRUMP:
“I don’t want to take your question.”
He then attacked the network’s ratings, called it fake, and moved on to another journalist.
And THIS is what I want to say.
EVERY SINGLE JOURNALIST IN THAT ROOM SHOULD HAVE STOOD UP AND WALKED OUT.
Just stood up.
And walked the fuck out.
No arguments. No begging for another question. No sitting there pretending this is normal.
Trump spits in the face of journalists, and journalists should be able to respond by refusing to sit there and accept that disrespect.
WHY THE FUCK SHOULD YOU LISTEN TO SOMEONE WHO TREATS YOU LIKE SHIT?!
Why should you remain in the same room with someone who openly humiliates your profession?
And the most outrageous part?
THE QUESTION WAS ABOUT PUTIN AND UKRAINE.
About a Russian dictator who keeps ignoring Trump’s demands while Ukrainians continue to be killed.
Instead of answering, the President of the United States attacks the journalist asking the question.
WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS?!
Let him stand there without an audience.
Let him get pissed off because nobody wants to listen to his insults anymore.
A president is supposed to answer questions, not demand obedience from the press.
PRESS FREEDOM DOES NOT MEAN JOURNALISTS MUST QUIETLY ACCEPT HUMILIATION.
And democratic accountability cannot exist when legitimate questions are dismissed with personal insults.
FUCK TRUMP.
Source: Roll Call / Factba.se, White House press conference transcript, November 9, 2026.
rollcall.com/factbase/trump/…
#PressFreedom #DonaldTrump #JournalismMatters #Democracy #Ukraine
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📽 Five weeks of russian terror in a 57-second video.
This is what everyday life looks like for ordinary people in Ukraine today. A glimpse of what we go through, day after day.
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NEW: Russia used a 6,000-pound precision-guided bunker-busting bomb in a double-tap strike on an underground shelter in Ukraine, killing more than 50 people who gathered there after an earlier attack, our @cnn visual analysis found. Thread ⬇️
cnn.com/2026/11/10/europe/ru…
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Zelenskyy: I see changes in what the US team says. From the start I told US envoys Witkoff and Kushner that Ukraine is not real estate.
You cannot talk about two kilometers plus, two kilometers minus on the land of people whose lives were destroyed. 1/
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Scomo was savaged for taking the fam on hols in Hawaii during the bushfire season.
Chris Bowen takes an army of lanyard wearing mandarins - and $30,000 in coffee - to Turkey during an Australian cost of living crisis to bloviate on odourless, invisible, harmless atmospheric gas.
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Trump spent two years bullying America’s allies, threatening their economies and treating decades of friendship like a fucking protection racket.
Then American voters handed him a spectacular electoral ass kicking.
Now he wants deals. He wants cooperation. He wants everyone back at the table.
The arrogant prick apparently thought the rest of the world would just sit around waiting for him to finish his tantrum.
Canada and Europe have spent decades helping build an international order that made America rich and powerful. Trump pissed all over it because he mistook friendship for weakness.
Well, fuck him.
We should keep diversifying, strengthening our alliances and reducing our dependence on Washington.
Trump can negotiate all he wants. He doesn’t get to decide when the rest of us start trusting America again.
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Roughly a year ago, Secretary of State Marco Rubio personally briefed Trump that Jensen Huang — the Nvidia CEO controlling the chips that decide whether America or China wins the AI race — was sleeping with Alice Huang, a woman U.S. intelligence had concluded was a Chinese Ministry of State Security asset sent to extract secrets and soften Nvidia's export posture. Trump sat on it. No warning. No restriction. No consequence. Nothing.
When the president of the United States is handed credible intelligence that the man holding America's AI edge is compromised by a suspected Chinese intelligence asset and responds with absolute inaction to protect stock prices and his own cozy relationship with tech billionaires, that isn’t negligence — it's a direct, ongoing threat to national security.
Now ask yourself: how the fuck has this quisling cunt not been removed from office yet?
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DENYS SIENIK: What kind of human being can drop a 6,600-pound aerial bomb on a school in Komyshuvakha, Zaporizhzhia region, where people had gathered to receive humanitarian assistance - and then, on the seventh day of search and rescue operations, CONTINUE attacking emergency responders with drones?
What kind of human being can drop a 6,600-pound aerial bomb on a school in Komyshuvakha, Zaporizhzhia region, where people had gathered to receive humanitarian assistance - and then, on the seventh day of search and rescue operations, CONTINUE attacking emergency responders with drones?
What kind of human being does this?!?!?
At least 55 people have been killed, and so many others remain missing.
This man still has no idea where his wife is. Imagine the agony of waiting, not knowing whether she is alive or dead.
You, Russians, let the rescuers do their job. Let them search for the missing. Let families have answers!
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How bad are conditions getting in Australia?
In the same week: David Jones, a 188-year-old Australian institution, enters administration. The Salvation Army announces its withdrawal from aged care after more than 100 years, affecting thousands of elderly Australians. Both point to serious pressures from rising costs and financial sustainability. The aged-care sector also faces growing regulatory and investment demands.
At what point does the Albanese Labor Government acknowledge that the cost of doing business, employing Australians and providing essential services has become a major national problem? These aren’t just headline, they’re jobs, livelihoods and vulnerable Australians whose futures depend on getting economic policy right.
