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title: Peter J. Osterhaus
artist: Mathew Brady Studio, active 1844 - 1894
source: National Portrait Gallery
notes: The Frederick Hill Meserve Collection comprises more than five thousand […]
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La derecha activa la fase final de la 'cacería' contra Pedro Sánchez: "Todo vale para acabar con este tipo"


En un artículo para enmarcar, en octubre de 2022, el veterano y queridísimo corresponsal de ElPlural.com en Andalucia, Antonio Avendaño, recordaba que "aunque pueda parecer lo contrario, Pedro Sánchez no es más odiado por las derechas de lo que lo fueron en su día Felipe González y José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero". El 'todo vale para acabar con este tipo', fue la expresión que el periodismo peliculero y la justicia justiciera, en connivencia con el dinero saqueado en Banesto, urdieron para acabar con Felipe González. Con Zapatero, a la derecha le bastó para tumbar al mejor presidente de la democracia en España con tildarle de proetarra (pese a que acabó para siempre con el terrorismo de ETA en España) y que parte de la izquierda mediática le presentase (entre ellos, rostros muy significativos de la supuesta progresía que se vendieron a la primera de cambio y sin escrúpulos a los poderes fácticos del capital), como una especie de líder "indocumentado" ante la crisis financiera que asoló a todo el mundo (obviando, por supuesto, los avances que ZP consiguió para nuestro país en políticas sociales). Con Pedro Sánchez, la "cacería" se ha recrudecido y por si no bastase la persecución a su mujer, familiares y amigos que le ha sometido la derecha política, judicial y mediática en los últimos años, 'El Mundo' ha decidido desde este domingo, como gesto inequívocamente patriótico, publicar conversaciones privadas que el presidente del Gobierno de España supuestamente mantuvo con el exsecretario de Organización del PSOE, José Luis Ábalos. Se ha activado el "todo vale para acabar con este tipo" que el PP y Vox, desesperados ante un presidente del Gobierno que ha sido capaz de superar una crisis económica, el coronavirus, una amnistía, la dana, un volcán o un apagón, no son capaces de desalojarlo democráticamente del poder. Es probable que las conversaciones que estos días desvela el diario 'El Mundo' no sean más que una filtración (lease extorsión) de José Luis Ábalos (o su entorno más cercano -es decir Koldo-), al periódico de cabecera de la derecha española. En cualquier caso, la peor hipótesis es que la UCO, es decir, la Guardia Civil, haya difundido los mensajes privados que Pedro Sánchez envió a una persona que sin duda ha defraudado a sus más allegados y que por tanto esté involucrada en esta operación del 'todo vale'. Por mucho que les duela a muchos socialistas, es probable que Ábalos se haya vendido a la derecha, que haya filtrado a 'El Mundo' sus conversaciones privadas con Pedro Sánchez y que su modo de vivir, al más puro estilo Torrente, le haya convertido, como diría Iñigo Errejón, en un tipo que disfrutaba de una vida neoliberal (sic) mientras era "el portavoz de una formación que defiende un mundo nuevo, más justo y humano". Pero de lo que no cabe ninguna duda es que esta oportunidad política, de tumbar a un Gobierno progresista (en la que el PP y la extrema derecha asuman el Gobierno del país) no la van...


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Love, Death & Robots, Premonição 6 e mais! Os lançamentos de filmes e séries da semana (11/05)
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in reply to 𝗖 𝗔 𝗧

comrade this is true, capitalist markets exist in China. But the extent of the reforms seem exaggerated. The second volume and fourth volume of xi jinpings 'the governance of china' explain new market normality and the push for more quality, less quantity labor.

When the state leases land to capitalists, when it owns majority share in production for nearly every industry, this is a far cry from capitalism.

Perhaps you're conflating the increased productivity under socialism with the GDP gains of a capitalist nation? Even still GDP is a different definition in socialist economies.

The stark difference can be seen during times of weal and woe as comrade xi jinping states it. Covid and the 2008 collapse were slight impacts to china, whereas it was ruination for most western capitalist nations. This is due to competent central planning and good socialist praxis, features absolutely truant from capitalism.

Please do not fall into the pit of leftist communism. Chinas central party does not retreat from marxism, Leninism, and Maoist thought.

in reply to crispy branzino ☭ (skin)

@Nimbius666
My argument is that China is more than able to transition into socialism without Chinese (capitalist) characteristics and that they should. I could understand the justification for capitalist reforms in the 80s when China was suffering economically, but that clearly isn't the case anymore.

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The latest regarding REI — a company which has proven so dissapointing in recent years regarding unionization efforts.

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h/t @cascadepbs @BakerRL75 @leapingwoman @wendinoakland

#union

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in reply to Jeri Dansky

Some of the organizing of REI members to vote with the union was done right here on Mastodon (I'm sure lots of other places too but I heard about it right here from @Eliot_L and then voted according).
in reply to soaproot

The #REI #union has another action they would like us to take! They would like us to write a letter to REI's new CEO and let her know what we think about their union busting tactics. Please join me!

ourrei.com/letter

Edit: There's also a petition for the board:
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#Unions #Labor

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Marjorie Taylor Greene believes that Republicans in Congress are on track to lose the midterms—because they’re not adhering strictly enough to the MAGA agenda. trib.al/HALVbzH


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Hackaday Links: May 11, 2025


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Did artificial intelligence just jump the shark? Maybe so, and it came from the legal world of all places, with this report of an AI-generated victim impact statement. In an apparent first, the family of an Arizona man killed in a road rage incident in 2021 used AI to bring the victim back to life to testify during the sentencing phase of his killer’s trial. The video was created by the sister and brother-in-law of the 37-year-old victim using old photos and videos, and was quite well done, despite the normal uncanny valley stuff around lip-syncing that seems to be the fatal flaw for every deep-fake video we’ve seen so far. The victim’s beard is also strangely immobile, which we found off-putting.

In the video, the victim expresses forgiveness toward his killer and addresses his family members directly, talking about things like what he would have looked like if he’d gotten the chance to grow old. That seemed incredibly inflammatory to us, but according to Arizona law, victims and their families get to say pretty much whatever they want in their impact statements. While this appears to be legal, we wouldn’t be surprised to see it appealed, since the judge tacked an extra year onto the killer’s sentence over what the prosecution sought based on the power of the AI statement. If this tactic withstands the legal tests it’ll no doubt face, we could see an entire industry built around this concept.

Last week, we warned about the impending return of Kosmos 482, a Soviet probe that was supposed to go to Venus when it was launched in 1972. It never quite chooched, though, and ended up circling the Earth for the last 53 years. The satellite made its final orbit on Saturday morning, ending up in the drink in the Indian Ocean, far from land. Alas, the faint hope that it would have a soft landing thanks to the probe’s parachute having apparently been deployed at some point in the last five decades didn’t come to pass. That’s a bit of a disappointment to space fans, who’d love to get a peek inside this priceless bit of space memorabilia. Roscosmos says they monitored the descent, so presumably they know more or less where the debris rests. Whether it’s worth an expedition to retrieve it remains to be seen.

Are we really at the point where we have to worry about counterfeit thermal paste? Apparently, yes, judging by the effort Arctic Cooling is putting into authenticity verification of its MX brand pastes. To make sure you’re getting the real deal, boxes will come with seals that rival those found on over-the-counter medications and scratch-off QR codes that can be scanned and cross-referenced to an online authentication site. We suppose it makes sense; chip counterfeiting is a very real thing, after all, and it’s probably as easy to put a random glob of goo into a syringe as it is to laser new markings onto a chip package. And Arctic compound commands a pretty penny, so the incentive is obvious. But still, something about this just bothers us.

Another very cool astrophotography shot this week, this time a breathtaking collection of galaxies. Taken from the Near Infrared camera on the James Webb Space Telescope with help from the Hubble Space Telescope and the XMM-Newton X-ray space observatory, the image shows thousands of galaxies of all shapes and sizes, along with the background X-ray glow emitted by all the clouds of superheated dust and gas between them. The stars with the characteristic six-pointed diffraction spikes are all located within our galaxy, but everything else is a galaxy. The variety is fascinating, and the scale of the image is mind-boggling. It’s galactic eye candy!

And finally, if you’ve ever wondered about what happens when a nuclear reactor melts down, you’re in luck with this interesting animagraphic on the process. It’s not a detailed 3D render of any particular nuclear power plant and doesn’t have a specific meltdown event in mind, although it does mention both Chernobyl and Fukushima. Rather, it’s a general look at pressurized water reactors and what can go wrong when the cooling water stops flowing. It also touches on potentially safer designs with passive safety systems that rely on natural convection to keep cooling water circulating in the event of disaster, along with gravity-fed deluge systems to cool the containment vessel if things get out of hand. It’s a good overview of how reactors work and where they can go wrong. Enjoy.

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Trump’s $400M luxury jet from Qatar sparks outrage. Rep. Schiff calls it “brazen corruption.” Rep. Raskin warns it violates the Constitution’s ban on foreign gifts without Congressional permission. #press

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The Israeli who invented the 7 October "burned babies" lie, with David Sheen #Palestine


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