No, that was around 2016, after Trump was elected. That's when I got my first smartphone. But YouTube wasn't relevant to me, and social media certainly wasn't. I created accounts and had the same attitude then as I do now in that regard. I hated that my posts could be liked and that I immediately noticed how inferior I felt because I had seven likes on my profile picture or something. I thought that was extremely shitty, so I stopped immediately. I chatted a lot with friends on WhatsApp. I think that was definitely what I spent most of my time doing and read manga on my smartphone. Naruto, One Piece, etc. When it comes to politics, I was raised on an extreme hatred of the USA, which gave me an excellent framework for understanding the internet and news. I remember when Obama was elected and I said in class that the USA is generally a horrible country that likes to murder people. My teacher was shocked at the time, she was pretty hyped because Obomba had won.

I only had access to the internet from 2014 onwards, and during my first few years online, I didn't have much time because I shared a computer with five siblings. I actually spent most of my time watching Naruto episodes on YouTube, in terrible quality and with each episode split into ten videos. internet contracts were far too expensive for my family before 2014. That's probably why I didn't notice any of this. Thank god.

If you're looking for me in the picture, I'm to the right of Stalin.

Israel wins Eurovision.

Major false flag attack in Europe by Mossad, blamed on Islamists. (+ discussion on hexbear bulletin and international news about how unsafe jewish communities are in europe and about right wing islamic terror)

Russia allowed back in FIFA under conditions.

Austria joins NATO hastly and without referendum.

EU seizes frozen Russian state assets.

China does nothing.

Catastrophic European heatwave kills thousands, mostly elderly.

Assassination of Burkina Faso's President Ibrahim Traoré.

South Africa implements controversial white farmer reparations.

Another genocide against Tamils in Sri Lanka.

Vatican-China deal on bishop appointments causes Catholic schism.

Nile Crisis: Egypt issues military ultimatum to Ethiopia over dam.

Iran conducts low-yield "demonstration" nuclear test.

There will be an end to this and I hope it comes sooner than later.

Yesterday in Vienna thousands came together for Palestine. The police claim 3,500 people attended, while the organisers say closer to 20,000, whatever the exact number, the energy was undeniable. Great people stood side by side in solidarity. The media is already twisting the story to delegitimise the protest, but their spin won’t last. Justice will prevail, and those who tried to silence this movement will one day be held accountable. FREE FREE PALESTINE.

In local austrian news: Felix Baumgartner, the guy who jumped from the stratosphere for Red Bull and spent the rest of his life being a loud racist, misogynist, and Nazi party FPÖ fanboy, is dead. His paraglider crashed into a hotel area. A worker was injured and is in the hospital. Rest in Piss, he died just like he lived: falling from the sky.

What would Putin even do if he took over Denmark? Tear down the welfare state, force people to work until they collapse at 70, funnel public wealth into the hands of a few elites? Would he install a system of oligarchs here too, just like in Russia? That would be a nightmare. Only someone like Putin could push something so ruthless. It’s a good thing we’re doing everything we can to prevent that from ever happening.

Later our correpondent said that Israeli warplanes attempted to target three bases in the Tehran County, which includes multiple provinces. However, Iranian air defenses were able to intercept the incoming attack.

Our correspondent said that reports on strikes on the Imam Khomeini International Airport and energy facilities are false. However, explosions were heard in the city of Eslamshahr, south of the capital city Tehran.

Sources confirmed to Al Mayadeen that the Imam Khomeini International Airport and the Mehrabad International Airport were not targeted.

Source: Almayadeen

Don't trust fascist sources.

Al Mayadeen: German police conduct raid on homes of pro palestine activist

5 pro palestine activist were raided and police took all phones and laptops, because they allegedly had "banned symbols".

My cousin died in Volchansk, Ukraine, yesterday. He was so cool—he would always take me to the gym with him when I was just 5. I can't believe he's gone. Rest in peace, dear cousin.

They told me to touch grass and take a break from my phone, but they can't stop me from reading the news.