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Lavrov Says Hitler 'Had Jewish Roots,' Infuriating Israel
Lavrov says Hitler 'had Jewish roots' and that the biggest antisemites are Jews. Israel demands an apology and calls it a 'terrible historical error'.
Sep 30, 2026 · 154 replies
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Why TV won't give a figure when it talks about pensions
Pension spending tops €163bn and the reserve fund is down to €1.4bn, yet TV debates avoid all figures. The narrative that won't put numbers on screen
Sep 30, 2026 · 190 replies
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Turn off the TV and read: how to live without losing your health or your mind
Turn off the TV, read books and tend a vegetable garden: the domestic recipe gaining fans for stress-free living in an increasingly toxic environment.
Sep 30, 2026 · 127 replies
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“People without a soul don’t learn,” the thesis of the debate video
A video says people without a soul don’t learn from suffering—and that systems which devour everything also fail to change course.
Sep 30, 2026 · 85 replies
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We're embarrassing at speaking English despite a decade of classes
Years of English from primary school aren't enough: poor speaking blamed on lack of conversation, dubbing, and mockery of those who try to pronounce well.
Sep 30, 2026 · 206 replies
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Tenth power and full employment: the Francoist narrative without context
The tale of full employment and the world’s tenth-largest economy uses real figures without context: per capita income and emigration data debunk it
Sep 30, 2026 · 258 replies
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The enraging calculation: €65,000 cost, €29,000 net
From €65,000 labour cost to €29,000 take-home: the viral calculation exposing the tax burden on wages
Sep 30, 2026 · 335 replies
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Pig in the boot: fines of up to €1.2 million
A Seprona (Guardia Civil environmental unit) check ends with an untraceable domestic pig in the boot and a penalty of up to €1.2 million at its maximum.
Sep 30, 2026 · 209 replies
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Spider captains: the ones who send others to war without setting foot on the front
Aznar, Reagan, Stallone and Putin share a pattern: beating the drums of war without ever seeing a front. The spider captain has heirs.
Sep 30, 2026 · 221 replies
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Kaliningrad: a 'serious decision' no one has verified
Putin reportedly announced a 'serious decision' over the Kaliningrad blockade. No source has been verified, and analysis focuses on transit.
Sep 30, 2026 · 118 replies
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Online banks: ING charges no fees as Openbank faces scrutiny
ING clients: four years without fees and free withdrawals across 4B network, while Openbank faces complaints over account blocks and its new interface
Sep 30, 2026 · 138 replies
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Two guys flee from lefty women who intimidate them
A post on X claims two young men were attacked in Madrid's Puerta del Sol for carrying a Spanish flag, though it gives no date.
Sep 30, 2026 · 12 replies
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Guardia Civil recovers stolen roosters in Soria after Valladolid theft
Roosters stolen in Valladolid turn up in Soria: Guardia Civil returns them to owners and then fines them for lacking livestock registration
Sep 30, 2026 · 224 replies
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Vito Quiles accuses Maestre of assaulting him and breaking his microphone
Reporter Vito Quiles alleges assault by Maestre and announces lawsuit over broken microphone, reopening debate on violence against journalists
Sep 30, 2026 · 258 replies
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Workplace absenteeism: no statistics broken down by sex
The distribution of sick leave, physical effort and promotions is debated without official breakdown by sex: no participant provides statistics
Sep 30, 2026 · 323 replies
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Rusich, the Russian group that boasts of putting Azov to flight
Rusich, the Russian sabotage group founded in 2014, showcases its record in Donetsk, Syria and Bakhmut as its brutality divides its own followers
Sep 30, 2026 · 127 replies
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No Children, Lower Taxes: The Argument That Divides Everyone
The tax debate: some want to pay less for not having children; others say they should pay more for not providing a generational replacement.
Sep 30, 2026 · 661 replies
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Pravda warns of 'overdose' of weapons in Ukraine
Pravda publishes inventory of Western weapons sent to Ukraine: over 5.000 Javelin, 50 million rounds, and 200 T-72 tanks
Sep 30, 2026 · 109 replies
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Fink: Countries with less immigration will be richer
Fink argues that countries with restrictive immigration policies will prosper once AI makes imported labor unnecessary.
Sep 30, 2026 · 248 replies
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The video comparing China and the UK: decline or propaganda?
A Briton who lived in China returns to the UK and complains about filth and dire transport. The debate: propaganda or real decline?
Sep 30, 2026 · 248 replies
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Texas: $5,000 rents and a property tax bill that eats your savings
A median home in Texas rents for $5,000 a month, and property tax eats thousands more a year: the tax savings are shrinking.
Sep 30, 2026 · 202 replies
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The calculation doing the rounds: 18 teaching hours and 172 school days
Teachers and universities make up 27,27% of public employment, per the calculation doing the rounds, with 172 school days and 18-22 class hours a week
Sep 30, 2026 · 428 replies
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The army captain’s warning about ‘something very bad’
An army captain tells a friend that something very bad is coming and urges him to head to his village with supplies. Reaction: skepticism and stockpiling.
Sep 30, 2026 · 228 replies
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Yolanda Díaz draws a blank when asked a question in English
Yolanda Díaz fails to answer a question in English and the clip is pulled: the row over language, competence and public money
Sep 30, 2026 · 371 replies
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The year 6000 arrives in 2030, according to the corrected Hebrew calendar
A forum thesis adds 210 years to the official Hebrew calendar and places the year 6000 in 2030. The Apocalypse, the Beast-AI and the dates that shifted.
Sep 30, 2026 · 227 replies
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Severe flu: 39°C fever and a cough that lasts two weeks
This season's flu is being described as bringing a 39°C fever, six days in bed and a cough that lingers for another two weeks
Sep 30, 2026 · 285 replies
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Greece’s 13-hour limit goes viral without the fine print
A viral post claims Greece has a 13-hour workday and 78-hour week: the fine print refers to a cap on multiple jobs, not a single workday
Sep 30, 2026 · 350 replies
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The viral confession: she dates tattooed bad boys because they turn her on
A young woman admits in a video that she picks bad boys even when they leave her crying, and saves the good guy for fatherhood. The partner-choice debate
Sep 30, 2026 · 334 replies
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Looting in Argentina: shops defended with gunfire and the Milei factor
Shops defended with gunfire, looting in several cities and a parallel dollar some put at 1,000 pesos: the crisis enters the election campaign
Sep 30, 2026 · 204 replies
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OceanGate CEO didn’t want veterans: ‘they weren’t inspiring’
OceanGate's CEO said he didn't hire white veterans because they weren't 'inspiring.' The Titanic submersible disappeared with five people aboard.
Sep 30, 2026 · 324 replies