Even the most enraging dumbfuckery you can imagine is based on mind-bogglingly fast & precise coordination of 1000's of molecular processes in every cell of the people involved & their near-unfathomable neural complexity.

Honor to our molecules & neurons — ignorance dissolve in discovery & freedom.

What a pleasure when a new issue of Monato arrives! It is very inspiring. Plus, Esperanto works when you don't have access to the internet, or electricity, which are contingencies it's still wise to plan for.

www.monato.be

Google AI response to the query: "can ICE move detainees in California immediately out of state?"

Google AI response to the query: "is the state of california prepared to file lawsuits on behalf of ICE detainees?"

Google AI response to the query: "can the state of california prevent ICE detainees from being disappeared?" part 2 of 2

Google AI response to the query: "can the state of california prevent ICE detainees from being disappeared?" part 1 of 2

Here are the RFERL Russia area sites. They include Russian-language sites focusing on Russia as a whole, the North, Siberia, the Volga region & Northern Caucasus, and also has Tatar and Chechen language sites. Invaluable and irreplaceable, and the target of people who want to do Putin more favors.

#NAFO #Fellas Please pay particular attention to this one. These are the RFERL sites classed as Eastern Europe. These include the Belarusian & Ukrainian sites, as well as the Crimea sites in Ukrainian, Crimean Tatar and Russian. We need to save as much of these sites at Internet Archive as possible.

These are the RFERL Caucasus sites. They include Georgian, Armenian and Azeri, and their Russian parallel sites. These are important regions to know about, and learning their languages should be encouraged. The US used to award fellowships, & hopefully still does, to study them, and the EU should.

These are the RFERL Central/Southeastern Europe sites. You can see that they include many of the newest additions to the European Union. These must be maintained to help people become familiar with the languages of these countries, in addition to their news and culture. This should be obvious.

Here are the RFERL Central Asia sites. There are sites in both the majority Turkic languages and Tojik (a form of Persian), as well as Russian, for each of the five Central Asian Republics that were formerly SSR's within the Soviet Union. They constitute an enormous language and news resource.

In The Bulwark's "Shield of the Republic," they said that this poster was meant to be put up when the Germans had actually invaded, so that it wasn't used. It is a good message — take heart ❤️
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