@hre.bsky.social
Elon Musk’s turned into the global ‘Ketamine Karen’—flinging insults and abusing power while his rep crashes like a meteor. Who knew rockets could burn so fast?
March 9, 2025 at 7:40 PM
Elon Musk’s turned into the global ‘Ketamine Karen’—flinging insults and abusing power while his rep crashes like a meteor. Who knew rockets could burn so fast?
A climate of fear-driven self-censorship, where political figures risk backlash from powerful voices for challenging ‘revisionist’ narratives. As beeing noted, this ‘disordered discourse’ is a strategic weapon: it undermines truth, punishes dissent, and ultimately erodes democratic foundations
March 9, 2025 at 7:07 PM
A climate of fear-driven self-censorship, where political figures risk backlash from powerful voices for challenging ‘revisionist’ narratives. As beeing noted, this ‘disordered discourse’ is a strategic weapon: it undermines truth, punishes dissent, and ultimately erodes democratic foundations
Looking forward to listen the recording ✌️
March 4, 2025 at 10:11 PM
Looking forward to listen the recording ✌️
Europe cannot rely on U.S. support, especially under Trump. Dependence breeds vulnerability. Instead of seeking risky compromises, Europe must strengthen its defense, expand alliances, and prepare to stand alone if needed. Realism demands action, not hope
March 4, 2025 at 9:54 PM
Europe cannot rely on U.S. support, especially under Trump. Dependence breeds vulnerability. Instead of seeking risky compromises, Europe must strengthen its defense, expand alliances, and prepare to stand alone if needed. Realism demands action, not hope
This move aligns with the authoritarian mindset Trump admires—dismissing civilian casualties as collateral damage, just like Putin. Eliminating oversight on civilian harm paves the way for unchecked military force, a hallmark of dictatorial regimes. This isn’t strength; it’s a step toward impunity😶🌫️
March 4, 2025 at 9:00 PM
This move aligns with the authoritarian mindset Trump admires—dismissing civilian casualties as collateral damage, just like Putin. Eliminating oversight on civilian harm paves the way for unchecked military force, a hallmark of dictatorial regimes. This isn’t strength; it’s a step toward impunity😶🌫️
Tyrants often rise by undermining institutions, but history shows their rule is fragile. Authoritarian regimes typically fall due to internal fractures or external pressures when the structures they rely on crumble. Despite temporary power, unchecked authority rarely lasts long
March 3, 2025 at 9:09 PM
Tyrants often rise by undermining institutions, but history shows their rule is fragile. Authoritarian regimes typically fall due to internal fractures or external pressures when the structures they rely on crumble. Despite temporary power, unchecked authority rarely lasts long
Defenseless under the night, yet ironic points of light still flicker—Trump’s trials, Elon’s chaos, Putin’s maneuvers. The world spirals, but defiance remains. As power bends truth, voices rise. In a month of shadows, will we, like Auden’s Just, exchange messages of light or be swallowed by despair?
March 3, 2025 at 7:35 PM
Defenseless under the night, yet ironic points of light still flicker—Trump’s trials, Elon’s chaos, Putin’s maneuvers. The world spirals, but defiance remains. As power bends truth, voices rise. In a month of shadows, will we, like Auden’s Just, exchange messages of light or be swallowed by despair?
They are in the upside-down
March 3, 2025 at 7:22 PM
They are in the upside-down
George Washington is dead.
Abe Lincoln is dead.
John F. Kennedy is dead.
Martin Luther King is dead.
But Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid live—
they shoot from the hip
in the middle of the White House....
Abe Lincoln is dead.
John F. Kennedy is dead.
Martin Luther King is dead.
But Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid live—
they shoot from the hip
in the middle of the White House....
March 1, 2025 at 9:28 PM
George Washington is dead.
Abe Lincoln is dead.
John F. Kennedy is dead.
Martin Luther King is dead.
But Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid live—
they shoot from the hip
in the middle of the White House....
Abe Lincoln is dead.
John F. Kennedy is dead.
Martin Luther King is dead.
But Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid live—
they shoot from the hip
in the middle of the White House....
You have killed your future, America.
All you have left
is a flock of mangy hawks
and a weather vane
All you have left
is a flock of mangy hawks
and a weather vane
March 1, 2025 at 8:55 PM
You have killed your future, America.
All you have left
is a flock of mangy hawks
and a weather vane
All you have left
is a flock of mangy hawks
and a weather vane
George Washington is dead.
Abe Lincoln is dead.
John F. Kennedy is dead.
Martin Luther King is dead.
But Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid live—
they shoot from the hip
in the middle of the White House
Abe Lincoln is dead.
John F. Kennedy is dead.
Martin Luther King is dead.
But Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid live—
they shoot from the hip
in the middle of the White House
March 1, 2025 at 8:54 PM
George Washington is dead.
Abe Lincoln is dead.
John F. Kennedy is dead.
Martin Luther King is dead.
But Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid live—
they shoot from the hip
in the middle of the White House
Abe Lincoln is dead.
John F. Kennedy is dead.
Martin Luther King is dead.
But Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid live—
they shoot from the hip
in the middle of the White House
Zelenskyy’s visit exposes how disordered discourse has captured U.S. politics. The GOP abandoned truth for conspiracy and grievance, and now performative outrage dictates foreign policy. A dangerous moment for America and its allies…it was sad to watch this evening
February 28, 2025 at 10:03 PM
Zelenskyy’s visit exposes how disordered discourse has captured U.S. politics. The GOP abandoned truth for conspiracy and grievance, and now performative outrage dictates foreign policy. A dangerous moment for America and its allies…it was sad to watch this evening
Lisa Franchetti is the real deal—solid through and through, the kind of leader who earns respect the hard way. Unlike the insecure TV clown who fired her, she’s not playing dress-up as a commander. The fact that millions thought it was a good idea to put that fraud in charge…no words needed
February 25, 2025 at 9:35 PM
Lisa Franchetti is the real deal—solid through and through, the kind of leader who earns respect the hard way. Unlike the insecure TV clown who fired her, she’s not playing dress-up as a commander. The fact that millions thought it was a good idea to put that fraud in charge…no words needed
Just pray they all have courage to ignore, that would be interesting 🫣
February 23, 2025 at 12:09 PM
Just pray they all have courage to ignore, that would be interesting 🫣
The question now is whether the U.S. political system has the resilience to withstand this test or if it will follow the path of past republics that have succumbed to demagogues. The stakes could not be higher…
February 23, 2025 at 11:17 AM
The question now is whether the U.S. political system has the resilience to withstand this test or if it will follow the path of past republics that have succumbed to demagogues. The stakes could not be higher…
Big Tech is replacing governments in influence, shaping elections, speech, and even wars. Cambridge A showed how data manipulates voters, while Musk’s control of X and Starlink raises sovereignty concerns. As AI and automation grow, democracies risk becoming dependent on unelected tech oligarchs
February 23, 2025 at 11:14 AM
Big Tech is replacing governments in influence, shaping elections, speech, and even wars. Cambridge A showed how data manipulates voters, while Musk’s control of X and Starlink raises sovereignty concerns. As AI and automation grow, democracies risk becoming dependent on unelected tech oligarchs
When you cut oversight, you invite chaos. Infrastructure attacks aren’t ‘if’ but ‘when.’ Those who know where to look already see the cracks forming. Hope people are ready to go off-grid when it hits
February 20, 2025 at 2:24 AM
When you cut oversight, you invite chaos. Infrastructure attacks aren’t ‘if’ but ‘when.’ Those who know where to look already see the cracks forming. Hope people are ready to go off-grid when it hits
Adorno’s warnings on fascist rhetoric ring true when we see President Trump’s open disdain for critics and democratic norms. Dismissing such language as mere show can lead to normalization, enabling authoritarian impulses to flourish, just as Adorno cautioned
February 19, 2025 at 8:26 PM
Adorno’s warnings on fascist rhetoric ring true when we see President Trump’s open disdain for critics and democratic norms. Dismissing such language as mere show can lead to normalization, enabling authoritarian impulses to flourish, just as Adorno cautioned
Negotiating from a position of weakness won’t bring peace, only surrender #whatawonderfullworld
February 19, 2025 at 8:13 PM
Negotiating from a position of weakness won’t bring peace, only surrender #whatawonderfullworld
2. No evidence of “$175B missing.” U.S. aid is tracked, and audits disprove large-scale misuse.
3. “War never had to start” ignores Russia’s full-scale invasion. Appeasement doesn’t end wars—it enables aggressors.
3. “War never had to start” ignores Russia’s full-scale invasion. Appeasement doesn’t end wars—it enables aggressors.
February 19, 2025 at 8:12 PM
2. No evidence of “$175B missing.” U.S. aid is tracked, and audits disprove large-scale misuse.
3. “War never had to start” ignores Russia’s full-scale invasion. Appeasement doesn’t end wars—it enables aggressors.
3. “War never had to start” ignores Russia’s full-scale invasion. Appeasement doesn’t end wars—it enables aggressors.
Diplomatic history also shows that appeasement rarely ends wars favorably. Negotiating from weakness against Putin risks rewarding aggression, not ending conflict
February 19, 2025 at 7:38 PM
Diplomatic history also shows that appeasement rarely ends wars favorably. Negotiating from weakness against Putin risks rewarding aggression, not ending conflict