What would you travel the world for if wherever you'd go you found the same soulless melting pot?
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What would be the best strategy for achieving 100% electric cars in Europe? A good government would adopt this strategy:
1) It would get all automakers to agree on a standard modular battery format that can be used on all their vehicles (small vehicles would accommodate a few modules, while large vehicles would accommodate more).
2) This battery composed of modules must be replaceable in 5 minutes with a system like the one developed by the Chinese company NIO, whereby the driver leaves the car in front of a garage and an automated system picks up the car, takes it to the garage, removes the flat battery, replaces it with a charged one, and then returns the car to the driver.
3) The vehicle owner does not own the battery but has a subscription to a service offered by a specific company that allows them to replace the flat battery with a charged one a certain amount of times every month. The contract includes a specific monthly usable kilowatt amount, along with a precise price per kilowatt once more kilowatts than the contracted amount have been consumed in a given month.
4) The infrastructure must be created: as many battery replacement stations are needed as there are gas stations today.
5) The electricity grid in large cities must be strengthened.
Why is this system necessary?
- cheaper electric cars: the customer pays for the car but not for the battery at the moment of purchase
- the battery swapping stations charge the flat batteries at night when electricity is cheaper, at the optimal speed and temperature
- more advanced batteries can be stored in that same format over the years.. the users will only notice longer lasting batteries
- with this system, since you can have a fully charged battery in less than 5 minutes, the efficiency difference between lithium and sodium becomes negligible, so since sodium is much easier to find and cheaper than lithium, all batteries can be made with sodium rather than lithium
- obsolete battery disassembling and recycling will be easier
- car companies can focus on making better cars while battery companies can focus on making better batteries
- lines at the gas stations are already long sometimes even if every car only spends 5 minutes on average there.. we can't afford spending 20 minutes at the charging stations to charge every electric car when we will have 100% electric cars
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🇮🇹 ITALIA
Questi 24 eurodeputati italiani hanno votato contro la proposta di risoluzione sulla necessità di una strategia dell’UE per contrastare l’entrismo islamista e l’influenza della rete dei Fratelli Musulmani, l’8 ottobre 2026:
Lucia Annunziata (PD)
Giuseppe Antoci (M5S)
Annalisa Corrado (PD)
Danilo Della Valle (M5S)
Cristina Guarda (Europa Verde)
Camilla Laureti (PD)
Giuseppe Lupo (PD)
@PierMaran – Pierfrancesco Maran (PD)
Ignazio Roberto Marino (Indipendente)
Carolina Morace (M5S)
@ale_moretti – Alessandra Moretti (PD)
Leoluca Orlando (Indipendente)
Valentina Palmisano (M5S)
Gaetano Pedullà (M5S)
@sruotolo1 – Sandro Ruotolo (PD)
@SalisIlaria – Ilaria Salis (SI)
Benedetta Scuderi (Europa Verde)
Cecilia Strada (PD)
Marco Tarquinio (PD)
@itinagli – Irene Tinagli (PD)
Raffaele Topo (PD)
Georgia Tramacere (PD)
@pasquale_tridico – Pasquale Tridico (M5S)
@ZanAlessandro – Alessandro Zan (PD)
Fonte: Parlamento europeo
B10-0424/2026 – 8 ottobre 2026
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Dearborn is gone...
The City of Dearborn, Michigan has just been sued for using taxpayer dollars to promote MUSLIMS while DISCRIMINATING against Christians and Jews
They're focused on buying RAMADAN stuff while ignoring Christian holidays — on PUBLIC PROPERTY 😡
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In parts of Africa, Islam is spreading through jihad and the slaughter of Christians.
They give them two choices: convert or die.
In this video, an entire village’s men were murdered.
The women were then forcibly converted to Islam in a public ceremony.
Where are the world leaders?
Silence.
Where are the human rights organizations?
Nowhere.
They only scream when it fits the narrative.
Hypocrites.
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When they taught us Islam in school, in a Muslim country, the teachers were not embarrassed. They were very proud of it.
They taught how Islam invaded other lands, defeated them, and converted them under the sword. They did not hide it. They celebrated it. They called it “futuhat” which means “openings.” Those countries were “closed.” Muslims “opened” them with the blade.
Fath al-Andalus (Spain). Fath Misr (Egypt). Fath North Africa. Fath al-Maghrib al-Aqsa (Morocco). All of it: conquest. All of it: taught as glory.
Now they sell the West a different product: “Islam did not spread by the sword.”
That is not history. That is a sales pitch for people who never sat in those classrooms.
why do leftists want to destroy families? Because if you cut ties with your parents and grandparents your contribution to the country isn't the sum of your contributions plus the contributions your parents and grandparents have given: it's just your contribution and it's not very different from the contributions given buy a newly arrived foreigner. Long story short: they want to steal from you your rights over your country.
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Israel has about 2.5 million non-Jews (~25% of its 10.2M population).
Gaza has roughly 600-1,000 non-Muslims (<0.05% of 2.1M).
Top Christian-majority countries (Timor-Leste, Romania, Armenia etc.) typically have 0.5-2% non-Christians.
The disparity in minority size is clear from the numbers.
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If you still don’t know about the biggest deceptions in human history, you need to read this book. 📖⚠️
Islam doesn’t believe in borders
It believes in the Ummah
No borders. One global Muslim community. ☪️
Read this book. Understand the ideology.
Recognize the pattern.
📹Edansissontal
a.co/d/06KUfA8r – at Natick, MA
Asked Grok if Einstein ate pork or not.
Grok's reaponse:
As an adult Einstein ate pork.
As a child, around ages 6–12, he went through a religious phase: his family was Jewish but secular, yet for a time he observed kosher rules and did not eat pork. He soon abandoned religious observance and no longer kept kashrut.
For most of his life he was an omnivore. His secretary Helen Dukas recalled that one of his favorite dishes was “a real German roast pork,” which she often prepared for him before doctors put him on stricter diets. Accounts of meals in the Einstein household also mention pork fillet with chestnuts.
And millions of people still believe that avoiding pork can be useful to something.. while they contribute NOTHING to society. It's not the fact of avoiding pork that can encourage God to show mercy on you and revitalize your IQ. But if avoiding eating pork in front of your mother can make your mother proud of you than that's something different. Making the parents proud is something good.. unless you make them proud of you by harming other people
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Democratic women of all ages are far more likely than Republican women to blame men for the problems they face in American society. But even among Democratic women, those age 18 to 29 believe this at much higher rates.
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🚨 GLOBALISM JUST DIED IN DAVOS
Howard Lutnick just walked into the lion’s den — and told the World Economic Forum exactly what they didn’t want to hear.
“Globalism has failed.”
Not whispered.
Not softened.
Declared — on their own stage.
He dismantled the entire WEF doctrine in minutes:
• Offshoring hollowed out the West
• Cheap labor destroyed innovation
• Net Zero made Europe dependent on China
• Sovereignty begins with borders
• Nations must control their industry, energy, and medicine
Then came the line that shook the room:
“Why would Europe agree to Net Zero when they don’t even make a battery?”
That’s the truth globalists can’t answer.
Green agendas without industry.
Climate pledges without sovereignty.
Moral posturing while outsourcing power to Beijing.
America First isn’t isolation.
It’s independence.
And Lutnick made it crystal clear:
The old model is finished.
The globalist experiment has failed.
And the future belongs to nations that put their people first.
Davos just heard the obituary — live.
Recognizing that every thing, every person, and every culture has its own place, where it can find itself in the right place at the right time, helps us avoid making mistakes such as traveling to Mars and then complaining about the quality of the air, while randomly blaming anyone we happen to encounter there and reproaching them for the poor quality of their hospitality—to the point of making it look like discrimination and racism—simply because, as foreigners, we are not placed on a pedestal and worshipped as bearers of salvation, wealth, and progress, or simply not treated in the same way we would be treated at home.
Not because we are special at home, but because we are in a place where what we expect to find is normally found there, precisely because that place is the natural cradle of that culture.
If you have too many demands, it is better to stay at home.
If you leave home and go somewhere far away, you do so because you are curious or because you need help.
But if you are curious, you respect the local culture and do not try to impose your own. If you receive help, you do not complain about cultural differences. On the contrary, out of honesty and gratitude, you may even decide to abandon the culture that has put you in a position where you need help and embrace the culture that, by elevating and valuing intelligence, has had the ability to produce more than it needs, and has therefore been able to take care of you
why do people in europe prefer immigrants from china, korea and japan to immigrants from africa and middle east? Because usually asian immigrants behave well, don't rely on local welfare, they arrive legally with a valid visa, they are hard workers and don't try to force their culture into the host country. Exactly the opposite of what immigrants from Africa and middle east usually do
Inpartial public data show that people pushing for diversity and tolerance are actually pushing for standardization:
Iraq: Was Christian. Now 99% Muslim.
Syria: Was Christian. Now 93% Muslim.
Libya: Was Christian. Now 97% Muslim.
Egypt: Was Christian. Now 95% Muslim.
Sudan: Was Christian. Now 91% Muslim.
Jordan: Was Christian. Now 97% Muslim.
Turkey: Was Christian. Now 99% Muslim.
Algeria: Was Christian. Now 99% Muslim.
Lebanon: Was Christian. Now 61% Muslim.
Tunisia: Was Christian. Now 99.5% Muslim.
Morocco: Was Christian. Now 99% Muslim.
Albania: Was Christina. Now 50.7% Muslim.
Kosovo: Was Christian. Now 93.5% Muslim.
Palestinian territories: Was Christian. Now 98% Muslim.
Bosnia and Herzegovina: Was Christian. Now 51% Muslim.
Not just Christian. They conquer everyone:
Iran: Was Zoroastrian. Now 99.5% Muslim.
Malaysia: Was Hindu and Buddhist. Now 63.5-66%.
Indonesia: Was Hindu and Buddhist. Now 87% Muslim.
Pakistan: Was Hindu and Buddhist. Now 96.5% Muslim.
Bangladesh: Was Hindu and Buddhist. Now 91% Muslim.
Afghanistan: Was Zoroastrian and Buddhist.
Now 99.7% Muslim.
We should firmly stand together against this to protect diversity, freedom of religion and local cultures
credit for the video:
@ ROCCOPOLISH on Insta