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Le Gorafi en grève donne donc de vraies informations

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1. He used to be an Israel loyalist
2. He feared ‘Israel would kill him’
3. He started mildly criticizing Israel
4. He said Epstein was Mossad
5. He let anti-Zionists speak at his events
6. Zionist media started attacking him
7. Someone shot his jugular 200 yards away
8. Netanyahu tweets within minutes
9. Patsy gets arrested & acts guilty
10. Assassin escapes without a trace
11. Netanyahu tweets longer message

Something tells me they’re not going to tell us the truth about who killed Charlie Kirk…

3:22 PM · Sep 10, 2025

Source: https://x.com/jacksonhinklle/status/1965903763278877118

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Author: Al Jazeera
Published on: 11/09/2025 | 00:00:00

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Torrential rains beginning on Monday caused flooding and landslides on Bali and in East Nusa Tenggara province. Recommended Stories list of 3 items list 1 of 3A least 10 dead, several missing after stone quarry collapsed in Indonesia list 2 of 3Photos: Indonesia deploys cloud seeding to curb Jakarta floods list 3 of 2Photos. Rain caused rivers to burst their banks, tearing through nine cities and districts on Bali. Mud, rocks and trees tumbled onto mountainside ham More than 500 people have been evacuated to schools and mosques. I Gusti Ngurah Jaya Negara, mayor of Bali’s capital city of Denpasar, declared an emergency status.

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cross-posted from: https://slrpnk.net/post/27328920

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Belgian students at universities and colleges are taking significantly longer to complete their degrees compared to their peers in other European countries, according to a new report from the OECD. Less than one-third of Flemish students and under a quarter of students in French-speaking Belgium graduate within the standard three-year timeframe. The report highlights that only 32.6% of students in Flanders and 23.1% in the French community finish their bachelor's degrees on time, with Belgium ranking poorly among 28 OECD countries.

The gap has widened over the past three years, as the average graduation rate in other countries has improved while Belgium's has stagnated. Factors contributing to this issue include a flexible credit system that allows students to carry over failed courses, leading to procrastination, and concerns about the declining quality of secondary education. The financial implications of these delays are significant, with each student costing the system between €12,000 and €15,000 annually, and late graduation affecting their entry into the job market and future pensions.

To address these challenges, the previous Flemish government introduced a "hard cut" policy, which prevents students from continuing their studies if they do not pass all first-year courses by the end of their second year. Current Education Minister Zuhal Demir is also advocating for mandatory preliminary assessments to improve student outcomes. These measures aim to enhance the overall efficiency and effectiveness of higher education in Belgium.

cross-posted from: https://programming.dev/post/37228898

• Meta uses an array of influence tactics to try to shape the public narrative around kids and social media. The goal is to counter growing concerns that sites like Instagram can be harmful to teens’ health and safety.
• Meta funds a collection of parent and child safety groups, including the National PTA, that go to bat for its initiatives involving kids. This gives a sheen of expert approval to the company’s efforts to keep young users engaged on its platforms.
• Meta has also created something called the Trust, Transparency & Control Labs that publishes reports in support of its kid-focused products. Meta has at times framed these “labs” as a separate organization to regulators and others.
• Meanwhile Meta has funded an array of academic research projects that foster a more benign view of Instagram, helping to support the company’s contention that academic research is inconclusive on the topic of social media’s impact.

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