Odesa said goodbye to Ketty the dog, killed by a Russian cluster missile three days ago.

Many dogs were present at the farewell ceremony for Ketty, including dogs who work in Ukrainian Emergency Services. This farewell was to honor the memory of all animals who became victims of…

Fake Protests at American universities demanding food. Real Potest in Georgia sharing food with each other. One supports democracy and one supports terrorists.

Rugby is our game, Georgians say. A scrum formed by protesters defending each other against water cannon used by riot police last night in Tbilisi.

Russian forces have gained tactically near Ocheretyne and Chasiv Yar, and have attempted a large assault towards Sivers'k. Frontelligence Insight provides a concise analysis of the current situation in this 🧵thread

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Russia is stealing children from Ukraine en mass, changing their identifies, often pushing them into forced adoptions and brainwashing them. Thousands upon thousands of them. It's so horrific I don't even have words.

Riot police attack peaceful protesters in Georgia using water cannons

“We’ve been fighting this for centuries. We will never be part of Russia.”

Georgians are making a bold stand against their Kremlin-friendly government

2008 - Even while Russia was bombing Georgia with fighter jets and Russian tanks and troops were on Georgian streets slaughtering civilians, Russians denied it was them, exactly as they did in Crimea 2014 and Donbass 2014-2022.

This is normal for Russians. The West still doesn't…

2/5/76: [2/2] The lady drew herself up: 'I will not waltz with you for 3 reasons. First, this is not a waltz it is the Czech national anthem. Second, you are drunk. My third and greatest objection is that I am the Cardinal Archbishop of Prague'.

2 May 1976: [1/2] Lord Chalfont tells a story about his days as a Junior Minister in the Foreign Office. He attended a very grand dinner party, and spotted a lady standing alone in a long red dress. The besotted Chalfont staggered across to ask if she would waltz with him.

Georgian opposition leader shows up to work just hours after being kidnapped and beaten by pro-russian government goons.

On the left: 16-year old Nika Shakarami who took off her hijab and sang in public, neither of which women are allowed to do in Iran. She was arrested, raped, and killed by her captors in 2022.

On the right: Columbia U revolutionary, holding a press conference, demanding food

Shocking images coming out of Georgia. This feels like the Yanukovych government who overplayed its cards, underestimated the strength of the people. Stay strong, dear Georgian friends!

rich ivy league kids rioting: wall-to-wall coverage.
100k+ citizens of another European country standing up against russian tyranny and face violence: crickets.

what’s good, western newsrooms?

The 1979 revolution in Iran began with communist students and islamists taking over universities and other institutions.

Just putting that out there.

The closer one lives to Russia, the more you understand the importance of keeping them out.

Tblisi.

Just checking international news to see if Russia using internationally-banned cluster munitions on a building housing students, in the middle of the day, killing several people is deemed newsworthy. It's not apparently.

I did a quick search and found that this lady, who refused to reveal her name, is named Johannah King-Slutzky.

She is a paid instructor & PhD candidate at Columbia studying 'theories of the imagination & poetry as interpreted through a Marxian lens'

No, I'm not making this up.

1/5/84: [2/2] Both [Waugh families], miraculously, retained their Christian faith, and still celebrate the liturgy in a form of pidgin English scarcely to be distinguished from the Mickey Mouse language used by English Catholics today.

1 May 1984: [1/2] According to Charles Mosley’s nine-volume History Of The Waugh Family there were two migrations of Waughs in the early eighteenth century. One settled on the slopes of Kilimanjaro; the second in what is now Papua New Guinea.