Viktor Orbán

Viktor Orbán 

Viktor Orbán sich der Rechtsstaatlichkeit unterordnen 

Viktor Orbán muss das Streikrecht insbesondere der Lehrer anerkennen

Viktor Orbán muss sich vom Kreml distanzieren 

biz zamanız

biz zamanız

bizim kısa sürede

ruh

ruh içimizde

tüm Mevsimler

dışarıda değil

bizim ruhumuz

bizimkinden geçer

düşünce dünyası

bir kasırga gibi

bir tsunami gibi

ruhu kırar

kendi içimizde

Deniz

geçmişten

evrenin

ölçülebilir tüm zamandan önce

bizim ruhumuz

herkesi eğitiyor

her insan

Onun zamanında

anne karnında olduğumuzdan beri

mikroptan

göbek bağıyla beslenir

doğumdan sonra

kanlı ağlamak

toprak ananın üzerine atılmış

karışıklıklarda

dünyaya

içsel dünya

parmak şıklatmak yeterli değil

bir hortlak

eski itiraf

keşfedilmesi gerekiyor

karanlık bir orman gibi

bilinçaltımız

mecburuz

bir ömür boyu

bilinçli olarak

üzerinde çalışılacak

eğer ruhumuz

onun dramasında

kendimizin yazarı olmadığımız

oynamamız için bize empoze edilen destekleyici bir rol

Eğer istersek

bizi sonsuz cennete

bir yere dikmek istediğimiz tohumlarımız

eylemlerimiz kanuna uygun olmalıdır

ruhu takip et

tüm insanlar bölünmez insanlık onuru taşır

çocuklarımıza öğretmeliyiz

ruhun onlara ne söylemesi gerektiğini

çocukların hayatları boyunca ruhlarının peşinden gitmelerini sağlamak

parmak çıtlatmak

bir harekettir

hangi belki bir ton geçişi

bir şarkıda

bunu yapmaya hakkı var

BBC NEWS DAILY

By Nafeesa Shan

Four children fall into icy lake as cold spell grips UK     Four children are critically ill after falling into an icy lake. They are believed to have been playing on ice in Babbs Mill Park, a nature reserve, near Birmingham yesterday afternoon, but full details of what happened have not yet been released. Temperatures of 1C (34F) were reported in the area at the time, amid warnings of ice and freezing conditions from the Met Office as a cold spell continues to grip parts of the UK. The children were in cardiac arrest when they were pulled from the water and are being treated in hospital, the ambulance service said. Searches continued through the night as emergency services were told six people had been in the lake. But it was no longer a rescue operation - read the latest on the story. Further warnings about the dangers of ice, and staying away from open water, have since been issued as the Met Office's yellow warnings for ice and snow remains in place until later this evening. But the cold spell is set to continue over the next few days, with further disruption possible, BBC weather presenter Sarah Keith-Lucas said. The conditions have already caused travel disruption, with train delays, motorway accidents and flight cancellations. All flights were suspended at Stansted Airport, and there has been disruption at Heathrow and Gatwick too - here's the full story,and also find out your rights if your flight is cancelled. The freezing temperatures could also cause some travel disruption this morning, Met Office meteorologist Rachel Ayers said - further details are in our report. Take a look at how long the cold snap will last Here's the best way to de-ice your car, and other tips Find out how UK winters are changing Check out the forecast where you are

Contingency plan preparation as strikes set to hit UK     Strikes are set to hit the UK over the next few days, continuing over the festive period. The government is coming up with a response as nurses, Border Force workers and train staff are among those preparing to walk out. Ministers are looking at contingency plans, including calling on the military and civil servants to provide cover. These will be discussed in an emergency meeting, known as Cobra, later. Troops will be sent to hospitals as ambulance workers prepare to strike, but despite efforts like this, the scheduled action is expected to cause widespread disruption. Cabinet Office minister Oliver Dowden has urged unions to call off the "damaging" strikes. But one union, Unison, said "instead of putting plans in place for the strike days, ministers should be concentrating all their efforts on ending the disputes". Read more here.

LadBaby's latest recruit     Mark and Roxanne Hoyle, better known as LadBaby, have plans for an unprecedented fifth Christmas number one single in a row. It involves Band Aid's 1984 hit Do They Know It's Christmas, an all-star cast of musicians (yet to be revealed) and… finance expert Martin Lewis. The YouTube stars will be raising money to help those affected by the cost of living crisis, focusing on The Trussell Trust and the Band Aid foundation. Despite this, Lewis thought they'd confused him with someone else when they approached him for help. Here's more.

'They beat my son for refusing to fight in Ukraine'   When his son was sent to fight in Ukraine, Sergei begged him not to go. "You've got relatives there. Just refuse," Sergei recalls telling Stas, who is an army officer. "But he said he was going. He believed it was right. I told him that he was a zombie. And that, unfortunately, life would prove that." Sergei and Stas are not the real names of this father and son. We've changed them to protect their identities. Sergei has invited us to his home to tell us their story. "So off he went to Ukraine. Then I started getting messages from him asking what would happen if he refused to fight."           Read full article >         Steve Rosenberg Russia editor

What the papers say     The four children, who are critically ill after falling into an icy lake, are the main focus of this morning's papers. They are fighting for life, the Daily Express and Daily Mirror report, following the "horror on the frozen lake", the Daily Mail says. Metro headlines on the "race to save" the children, which included members of the public jumping in to help with rescue efforts, the Daily Telegraph says. This story also appears on the front of the Guardian but the paper leads with a government meeting to discuss plans for military staff to cover the upcoming strikes. Drafting them in "won't prevent NHS strike chaos", writes the Times. Meanwhile, England's exit from the World Cup continues to make the headlines.  Read the newspaper review in full here.

Daily digest         NHS Hospitals pay £5,200 for one agency doctor's shift       Italy Three women shot dead in Rome cafe       Ukraine war Exiled governor reports strike on 'Wagner HQ'       Royals Take a look at King Charles and Camilla's Christmas card

If you watch one thing today The secret diaries of women protesting in Iran

If you listen to one thing today How art is telling stories of the missing

If you read one thing today Would you let your dog eat lab-grown meat?

Need something different?     These pop stars sing and dance like any other band but things are not as they seem. While K-pop girl group Eternity have racked up millions of views online, unlike most other bands they're avatars, made with artificial intelligence. Could this be the beginning of a new music revolution? Find out here.  Sticking with music, national anthems are something football fans are more than familiar with. Welsh voices filled the airwaves with Yma O Hyd during the World Cup but how much does the tradition of singing still matter to the nation? Listen to the song and take a look at whether Wales still merit the title of land of song. And finally, England's World Cup dreams ended on Saturday, losing 2-1 to France, but four teams remain. The Argentina, Croatia, France and Morocco semi-final line-up has plenty of intriguing storylines, according to BBC Sport. This is how they could play out.

On this day     1988 Three trains crash during morning rush hour in south London, killing 35 people and injuring more than 100 others.

From elsewhere       Rishi Sunak is about to feel winter's sting (The Spectator)         It is soaring energy costs fuelling UK inflation - not humble pay rises (The Observer)             Why Harry Kane embodies how England keep choking at major tournaments (FourFourTwo)       The tenacious animals conservationists feared were extinct (Euronews)

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Menschenwürde

Die Vertreibung, die Pogrome, die Shoah; ein unfassbares Verbrechen, begangen an den Juden. Der Antisemitismus bis heute; darunter die Juden rund um den Globus leiden. Die Anwendbarkeit der Todesstrafe ist im Talmud schriftlich kein festgelegtes Recht, (Du sollst nicht töten). Sie ist durch  durch die Tradition verbindlich geworden. Die Todesstrafe ist keine Strafe, sie ist Mord.

Alle Menschen sind der unteilbaren Menschenwürde.

मेरे संतुलन के लिए

सबसे बड़ा उपहार

कि मैं दूसरे व्यक्ति के साथ कर सकता हूं

क्या यह

जितना मुझे

वो आत्मा

आज्ञाकारी हूँ

सपने के माध्यम से

मेरे विचारों में

मुझे अंतर्दृष्टि मिलती है

मैं अपने आप

मुझ पर काम करो

मेरे संतुलन के लिए

Aleksandar Vucic

Aleksandar Vucic

Der serbische Staatschef führt Sicherheitsgespräche über die Unruhen im Kosovo

Serbien muss sich vom Kreml distanzieren 

Die neoimperialen Angriffskriege des Kreml sind ein Verbrechen.

Wladimir Michailowitsch Gundjajew

Dimitri Anatoljewitsch Medwedew / Wladimir Wladimirowitsch Putin / Wladimir Michailowitsch Gundjajew

Ukraine-Krieg: Die Russen wegen Kampfverweigerung eingesperrt

Ukraine-Krieg: Exil-Gouverneur meldet Streik bei der Wagner Gruppe

Die Lektionen für den Kreml, der aus den historischen Erfahrung, durch Genozid an der eigenen Bevölkerung, unter Иосиф Виссарионович Сталин nichts gelernt hat. Stalins Genozid in der Ukraine: „Eine Wahrheit, die man jahrzehntelang zu vertuschen versuchte“ Der Genozid und der Terror in der Ukraine geht weiter.

die Schönwetterlage

Draussen

vor dem Hotel

wird der

Mann unsicher

legt die 

schwarze Mappe

auf den Boden

den Geldbeutel

in der Tasche

er nimmt

den Aufzug

aus dem 

Hintergrund

die Stimmen

des Personals

geht in die

Wohnung 

die neu von

einer Frau

mit Kindern 

besetzt ist

eine nackte

behinderte Frau

liegt auf dem

Boden im 

Schlafzimmer

der Unterleib 

entblösst 

sie bittet ihn

die Fäden 

zu ziehen 

sie selbst 

befreit sich

mit ihren Händen

von unnötigem

Fleisch

sie wirft das

schwarze Haar

in einen Topf

sie steht auf

sie will sich duschen

er sucht 

in der Küche

in den unteren

Schubladen

ob er was

vergessen hat

darin sind

gemahlene Haselnüsse

an denen 

er erkennt

dass alles 

wonach er sucht

nicht im gehört

Kinder umringen

die Mutter

sie meint

die Schönwetterlage

halte für 

bestimmt 

eine Woche 

lang an fest

Redeführung

Die Redeführung
in der
globalen Vernetzung

sie sind von
von menschenwürdigen
Versprechungen voll

was in der Absicht
zu gemeinschaftlicher
Gerechtigkeit
führen soll

nach der Meinungsbildung
der Mächtigen
ihre Erklärung
für die Zukunft
uns die Zuversicht

das macht
den eifachen Menschen
bewegungslos
taub und stumm

*

The speech management
in the
global connectivity

they are 
from appreciating people
full of promises

what with the intention
too collaborative
Justice is supposed to lead

after the formation of opinion
the powerful
their explanation
for the future
give us the confidence

that makes
simple people
motionless
deaf and mute