Sir Grumpsalot

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Swedish journalist Chang Frick, affiliated with Russian propagandist channel RT, paid for Danish far-right activist Rasmus Paludan to publicly burn the Quran near the Turkish embassy in Sweden.

#Russia #Ukraine #WWIII #news #war #PutinsWar #Putin #turkey #sweden #NATO

https://www.i24news.tv/en/news/international/europe/1674639619-russia-affiliated-journalist-paid-for-quran-burning-in-sweden

Russia-affiliated journalist paid for Quran burning in Sweden

Swedish media suggest that Moscow was behind the protest aiming to sabotage Sweden's NATO membership bid

i24news
What does India’s plan to target ‘fake news’ mean for media? It gives wannabe-dictator Modi's theocratic government new powers of censorship – restricting media and putting journalists at greater risk of prosecution.
https://aje.io/ft0q5j
What does India’s plan to target ‘fake news’ mean for media?

State agency would determine what constitutes misinformation.

Al Jazeera
@yewleea Bonsoir madame
@kinsellawarren Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦
@godpod God is there any chance that you could pick up a couple of those little bags from Walmart for me today
Germany players cover mouths in team photo amid armband row

Germany players placed their hands over their mouths during a team photo ahead of their game against Japan for their World Cup Group E on Wednesday as the row over FIFA's threat of sanctions over the "OneLove" armband continued.

Reuters
The European Parliament votes to declare Russia ‘A State Sponsor Of Terrorism’ https://kyivindependent.com/news-feed/european-parliament-labels-russia-state-sponsor-of-terrorism
European Parliament labels Russia ‘state sponsor of terrorism'

The European Parliament passed a resolution on Nov. 23 marking Russia as a “state sponsor of terrorism,” saying Russia's deliberate attacks on civilian targets, including energy infrastructure, schools, and shelters, violate international law.

The Kyiv Independent
@bernicecbc Welcome Bernice, I’m a retired firefighter from St. John’s
@kinsellawarren This should surprise absolutely no onw

The collapse of Twitter for (basically) self-inflicted reasons makes a strong case for building online infrastructure structured as a non-profit or public utility.

People rely on these platforms for public information, use them for democratic debate and many invest their livelihoods in them.

These platforms are too important to public safety, peoples’ livelihoods and democracy to leave in the hands of eccentric billionaires or the whims of stock markets.