@simsa02

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I am a dishwasher, cleaner, lavatory attendant. Late at night, when the restaurant crew has left, the latrine faerie and I sing dirty duets.

This is an archive and backup account.
You can find me at @simsa03

Blog:https://simsa01.wordpress.com/
simsa02Mar 19
Drüben auf X wird gerade sehr schön die antisemitische @dielinke auseinandergenommen. Lovely!
simsa02Jan 26
Apart from the problematic comparison with the NS genocide, does anyone really think such a collage being created if an Afro-American were the victim depicted on the right-hand side?
simsa02Jan 10
simsa02Aug 24, 2025
Jews are attacked in Germany, again! Fuck the Left, fuck the Palis, fuck all intentional and unintentional supporters of the Gaza-ISIS (aka Hamas).
simsa02Aug 7, 2025
Written one year ago, still relevant:
simsa02Aug 3, 2025
The announcements by France, the UK, and Canada to recognise a Palestinian state is not the result of their leaders' ignorance. Far worse, their leaders know eactly what they're doing. They just waited for an opportunity which has now been provided to them by the Gaza-ISIS.
simsa02Aug 1, 2025

UN2720 Monitoring & Tracking Dashboard: app.un2720.org/tracking

This is a helpful tool. It displays the UN aid deliveries into Gaza since May 19. Particularly interesting is the amount of aid looted by civilians or armed forces (approx. 85% of tonnage).

simsa02Oct 4, 2023

Dionís Baixeras, "Knitting" (1888)

The misty light makes the girl's concentration all the more palpable.

simsa02Dec 9, 2022

https://twitter.com/artistlevitan/status/1601361329243279360

« Evening. Path., 1882 #isaaclevitan #realism https://wikiart.org/en/isaac-levitan/evening-path-1882 »
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Isaac Levitan on Twitter

“Evening. Path., 1882 #isaaclevitan #realism https://t.co/CxaJbB5SRC”

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simsa02Oct 24, 2022

https://twitter.com/ahistoryinart/status/1584497199722860546

« In St James's Park,' (1901) There is a wonderful subtlety of light in Paul Maitland's meticulous painting of London Plane trees in full leaf and the mellow colour of the Portland stone of the buildings opposite. »

Richard Morris: Art History in a Tweet on Twitter

“In St James's Park,' (1901) There is a wonderful subtlety of light in Paul Maitland's meticulous painting of London Plane trees in full leaf and the mellow colour of the Portland stone of the buildings opposite.”

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