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  1. The Berlin Regional Court has sentenced a palliative doctor to the maximum penalty for murder in over a dozen cases. As demanded by the prosecution, he received... news.osna.fm/?p=54559 | #news #doctor #imprisonment #life #mass

  2. The Berlin Regional Court has sentenced a palliative doctor to the maximum penalty for murder in over a dozen cases. As demanded by the prosecution, he received... news.osna.fm/?p=54559 | #news #doctor #imprisonment #life #mass

  3. No more guys! Not , not , not . No matter how tied you are to any of them, any single penny you give them from now on is your investment into that for everyone!

    These trashbags deserve and at the minimum for this. But can we at least start with a ? Or are you going to accept this ?

    [3/3]

  4. Monday, January 19, 2026

    Russia welcomes Trump's tariffs on NATO allies over Greenland as collapse of alliance -- Russian attacks kill 5 across Ukraine; Moscow seeks to disconnect Ukraine's nuclear power -- Italy detains vessel carrying metal for suspected Russia sanctions violations -- Interview: Commander of Ukraine's Special Operations Forces' resistance movement ... and more

    activitypub.writeworks.uk/2026

  5. Monday, January 19, 2026

    Russia welcomes Trump's tariffs on NATO allies over Greenland as collapse of alliance -- Russian attacks kill 5 across Ukraine; Moscow seeks to disconnect Ukraine's nuclear power -- Italy detains vessel carrying metal for suspected Russia sanctions violations -- Interview: Commander of Ukraine's Special Operations Forces' resistance movement ... and more

    activitypub.writeworks.uk/2026

  6. Monday, January 19, 2026

    Russia welcomes Trump's tariffs on NATO allies over Greenland as collapse of alliance -- Russian attacks kill 5 across Ukraine; Moscow seeks to disconnect Ukraine's nuclear power -- Italy detains vessel carrying metal for suspected Russia sanctions violations -- Interview: Commander of Ukraine's Special Operations Forces' resistance movement ... and more

    activitypub.writeworks.uk/2026

  7. Monday, January 19, 2026

    Russia welcomes Trump's tariffs on NATO allies over Greenland as collapse of alliance -- Russian attacks kill 5 across Ukraine; Moscow seeks to disconnect Ukraine's nuclear power -- Italy detains vessel carrying metal for suspected Russia sanctions violations -- Interview: Commander of Ukraine's Special Operations Forces' resistance movement ... and more

    activitypub.writeworks.uk/2026

  8. Monday, January 19, 2026

    Russia welcomes Trump's tariffs on NATO allies over Greenland as collapse of alliance -- Russian attacks kill 5 across Ukraine; Moscow seeks to disconnect Ukraine's nuclear power -- Italy detains vessel carrying metal for suspected Russia sanctions violations -- Interview: Commander of Ukraine's Special Operations Forces' resistance movement ... and more

    activitypub.writeworks.uk/2026

  9. Thaksin's fading
    "truth is, #Thaksin has lost much of his influence. Few MPs attended te dinner.. Yet he appears to hold a misplaced perception of himself -- remaining #selfcentred.. largely unaware tt he's te problem.. #controversies surrounding him incl te "super deal", rumours of an agreement to secure his return, his dubious #hospitalisation to avoid #imprisonment, ongoing southern unrest, #corruption allegations, & his fallout w #HunSen.. dinner felt like a farewell"
    bangkokpost.com/opinion/opinio

  10. Monday, June 23, 2025

    Russia’s mass missile, drone attack on Kyiv kills 5, injures 13 — Ukraine’s deep strikes cost Russia over $10 billion this year — Russia preparing military operations in Europe — Amid its war against Ukraine, Russia condemns US strikes on Iran as ‘violating international law’ … and more

    activitypub.writeworks.uk/2025

  11. Monday, June 23, 2025

    Russia’s mass missile, drone attack on Kyiv kills 5, injures 13 — Ukraine’s deep strikes cost Russia over $10 billion this year — Russia preparing military operations in Europe — Amid its war against Ukraine, Russia condemns US strikes on Iran as ‘violating international law’ … and more

    activitypub.writeworks.uk/2025

  12. Monday, June 23, 2025

    Russia’s mass missile, drone attack on Kyiv kills 5, injures 13 — Ukraine’s deep strikes cost Russia over $10 billion this year — Russia preparing military operations in Europe — Amid its war against Ukraine, Russia condemns US strikes on Iran as ‘violating international law’ … and more

    activitypub.writeworks.uk/2025

  13. Monday, June 23, 2025

    Russia’s mass missile, drone attack on Kyiv kills 5, injures 13 — Ukraine’s deep strikes cost Russia over $10 billion this year — Russia preparing military operations in Europe — Amid its war against Ukraine, Russia condemns US strikes on Iran as ‘violating international law’ … and more

    activitypub.writeworks.uk/2025

  14. Monday, June 23, 2025

    Russia’s mass missile, drone attack on Kyiv kills 5, injures 13 — Ukraine’s deep strikes cost Russia over $10 billion this year — Russia preparing military operations in Europe — Amid its war against Ukraine, Russia condemns US strikes on Iran as ‘violating international law’ … and more

    activitypub.writeworks.uk/2025

  15. #mikeamesbury #labour #politics #uk #thug #imprisonment #britain #trump #putin
    Don’t get me wrong, I really don’t like this man and his actions were atrocious, but Amesbury might be an ideal candidate to “negotiate” with Trump and Putin…
    news.sky.com/story/suspended-l

  16. The Leonard Peltier story today has me thinking yet again about Eddie Hatcher, Timothy Jacobs, & Robeson County, NC. My understanding of the 1988 event at the office of The Robesonian differs from Wikipedia's account, especially prior knowledge & events with respect to the newspaper and the "hostages" themselves. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Robe
    #NC #USA #Lumbee #politics #Lumberton #Tuscarora #indigenous #imprisonment #RobesonCounty #NativeAmericans

  17. The Leonard Peltier story today has me thinking yet again about Eddie Hatcher, Timothy Jacobs, & Robeson County, NC. My understanding of the 1988 event at the office of The Robesonian differs from Wikipedia's account, especially prior knowledge & events with respect to the newspaper and the "hostages" themselves. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Robe
    #NC #USA #Lumbee #politics #Lumberton #Tuscarora #indigenous #imprisonment #RobesonCounty #NativeAmericans

  18. Quote of the day, 2 December: St. Teresa of Avila

    To the King Don Philip II

    The grace of the Holy Spirit be with your majesty, amen. I strongly believe that our Lady has chosen you to protect and help her order. So, I cannot fail to have recourse to you regarding her affairs. For the love of our Lord, I beg you to pardon me for so much boldness.

    I am sure your majesty has received news of how the nuns at the Incarnation tried to have me go there, thinking they would have some means to free themselves from the friars, who are certainly a great hindrance to the recollection and religious observance of the nuns. And the friars are entirely at fault for the lack of observance previously present in that house. The nuns are very much mistaken in their desire that I go there, for as long as they are subject to the friars as confessors and visitators, I would be of no helpat least not of any lasting help. I always said this to the Dominican visitator, and he understood it well.

    Since God allowed that situation to exist, I tried to provide a remedy and placed a discalced friar in a house next to them, along with a companion friar. He is so great a servant of our Lord that the nuns are truly edified, and this city is amazed by the remarkable amount of good he has done there, and so they consider him a saint, and in my opinion, he is one and has been one all his life.

    When the previous nuncio through a long report sent him by the inhabitants of the city was informed of the things that were happening and of the harm that the friars of the cloth were doing, he gave orders under pain of ex-communication that the confessors be restored to their house (for the calced friars had driven them from the city heaping abuse on them and giving much scandal to everyone). And he also ordered that no friar of the cloth under pain of ex-communication go to the Incarnation for business purposes, to say Mass, or hear confessions, but only the discalced friars and secular clergy. As a result, the house was in a good state until the nuncio died. Then the calced friars returnedand so too the disturbancewithout demonstrating the grounds on which they could do so.

    And now a friar who came to absolve the nuns caused such a disturbance without any concern for what is reasonable and just that the nuns are deeply afflicted and still bound by the same penalties as before, according to what I have been told. And worst of all he has taken from them their confessors. They say that he has been made vicar provincial, and this must be true because he is more capable than the others of making martyrs. And he is holding these confessors captive in his monastery after having forced his way into their cells and confiscating their papers.

    The whole city is truly scandalized. He is not a prelate nor did he show any evidence of the authority on which these things were done, for these confessors are subject to the apostolic commissary. Those friars dared so much, even though this city is so close to where your majesty resides, that it doesn’t seem they fear either justice or God. I feel very sad to see these confessors in the hands of those friars who for some days have been desiring to seize hold of them. I would consider the confessors better off if they were held by the Moors, who perhaps would show more compassion. And this one friar who is so great a servant of God is so weak from all that he has suffered that I fear for his life.

    I beg your majesty for the love of our Lord to issue orders for them to set him free at once and that these poor discalced friars not be subjected to so much suffering by the friars of the cloth. The former do no more than suffer and keep silent and gain a great deal. But the people are scandalized by what is being done to them. This past summer in Toledo, without any reason, the same superior took as prisoner Fray Antonio de Jesúsa holy and blessed man, who was the first discalced friar. They go about saying that with orders from Tostado they will destroy them all. May God be blessed! Those who were to be the means of removing offenses against God have become the cause of so many sins. And each day matters will get worse if your majesty does not provide us with some help. Otherwise, I don’t know where things will end up, because we have no other help on earth.

    May it please our Lord that for our sakes you live many years. I hope in him that he will grant us this favor. He is so alone, for there are few who look after his honor. All these servants of your majesty’s, and I ask this of him continually.

    Dated in St. Joseph’s in Avila, 4 December 1577.

    Your majesty’s unworthy servant and subject,

    Teresa of Jesus, Carmelite

    Saint Teresa of Avila

    Letter 218 to King Philip II

    We recall two important events on this date:

    In early December 1577—some scholars say the exact date was 2 December—St. John of the Cross and fellow chaplain-confessor Fray Germán de San Matías were abducted from their chaplain’s residence at the Monastery of the Incarnation in Avila. In the general introduction to The Collected Works of Saint John of the Cross, Father Kieran Kavanaugh, O.C.D. describes the scene:

    On the night of December 2, 1577, a group of Carmelites, lay people, and men-at-arms broke into the chaplain’s quarters, seized Fray John, and took him away. By a secret journey, with orders from Tostado, they carted him off, handcuffed and often blindfolded, to the monastery in Toledo, the order’s finest in Castile, where nearly 85 friars lived.

    In her introduction to Science of the Cross, St. Edith Stein continues the story of John’s abduction:

    He was interrogated, and because he refused to abandon the Reform he was treated as a rebel. His prison was a narrow room, about 10 feet long and 6 feet wide. Teresa later wrote: “small though he was in stature, he could hardly stand erect in it.” This cell had neither window nor air vent other than a slit high up on the wall. The prisoner had to “stand on the poor-sinner-stool and wait until the sun’s rays were reflected on the wall in order to be able to pray the breviary” [a very plain stool typically found in a monastic cell]. The door was secured by a bolt.

    We also recall that on 2 December 1894, Blessed Marie-Eugène of the Child Jesus (Henri Grialou) was born in Aubin (Aveyron) France. After his priestly ordination on February 4, 1922, he was captivated by the doctrine of St. Therese of the Child Jesus and St. John of the Cross and decided to join the Discalced Carmelites.

    John of the Cross, St. 1991, The Collected Works of St. John of the Cross, Revised Edition, translated from the Spanish by Kavanaugh, K and Rodriguez, O with revisions and introductions by Kavanaugh, K, ICS Publications, Washington DC.

    Stein, E 2002, The Science of the Cross, The Collected Works of Edith Stein, Book 6, translated from the German by Koeppel, J, ICS Publications, Washington D.C.

    Teresa of Avila, St. 1985, The Collected Works of St. Teresa of Avila, translated from the Spanish by Kavanaugh, K; Rodriguez, O, ICS Publications, Washington DC.

    Featured image: The walls of Avila are featured in this nighttime winter scene. (Stock photo)

    #abduction #BlessedMarieEugeneOfTheChildJesus #CarmeliteFriars #history #imprisonment #KingPhilipII #MonasteryOfTheIncarnation #Spain #StEdithStein #StJohnOfTheCross #StTeresaOfAvila

  19. Quote of the day, 29 November: St. John of the Cross

    A soul has intense desires to be a martyr. God answers, “You shall be a martyr” and bestows deep interior consolation and confidence in the truth of this promise.

    Regardless of the promise, this person in the end does not die a martyr; yet the promise will have been true.

    Why, then, was there no fulfillment of the promise? Because it will be fulfilled in its chief, essential meaning: the bestowal of the essential love and reward of a martyr. God truly grants the soul what it formally desired and what he promised it because the formal desire of the soul was not a manner of death but the service of God through martyrdom and the exercise of a martyr’s love for him.

    Death through martyrdom in itself is of no value without this love, and God bestows martyrdom’s love and reward perfectly by other means. Even though the soul does not die a martyr, it is profoundly satisfied since God has fulfilled its desire

    Saint John of the Cross

    The Ascent of Mount Carmel, II, ch. 19, no. 13

    Blessed Denis of the Nativity (Pierre Berthelot) and Blessed Redemptus of the Cross (Thomas Rodriguez da Cunha) were Discalced Carmelite friars who joined the Discalced Carmelite East Indian missions in Goa, India in the early 17th century.

    Father Denis (left) had been a French cartographer and naval commander in the service of France and Portugal; he left everything to join the Teresian Carmel at Goa in 1635 and was ordained a priest 24 August 1638. Brother Redemptus from Portugal (right) made his profession with the Discalced Carmelites in Goa in 1615, when he was 17 years old.

    In September 1638 Denis and Redemptus accompanied Francesco de Souza de Castro, the Portuguese ambassador on a voyage to the Sultan of Achen (Aceh), Indonesia. The new ambassador desired to have Father Denis with him as a spiritual director, maritime advisor, and translator. Denis of the Nativity chose the wise and experienced lay brother, Redemptus of the Cross as his own Carmelite companion.

    The courteous welcome at the delegation’s arrival was feigned; Denis and Redemptus were quickly imprisoned after disembarking from the ship.

    Blessed Denis and Blessed Redemptus were tortured more than the other prisoners in an attempt to convert them to Islam. Denis’ heroic charity was notable during his imprisonment as he deprived himself of necessities to aid the other prisoners; he sought to encourage them in every way. When they were condemned to death, he desired to be executed last so as to strengthen all of the others.

    Blessed Denis is depicted in martyrology with a sword above his head to indicate the sword blow that split his head in two. Denis and Redemptus were beatified by Pope Leo XIII on 10 June 1900.

    [Source: Discalced Carmelites]

    Teresa of Avila, St. 1985, The Collected Works of St. Teresa of Avila, translated from the Spanish by Kavanaugh, K; Rodriguez, O, ICS Publications, Washington DC.

    Translation from the Italian text is the blogger’s own work product.

    Featured image: This is only a detail of the massive painting (30 x 60 in. / 787 x 1447 mm.) Portuguese Carracks Off a Rocky Coast, from the Circle of Joachim Patinir, executed by an anonymous Flemish or Flemish-trained artist around 1540. The Portuguese ambassador’s delegation possibly traveled in a carrack similar to what is seen here. This particular artwork is the oldest painting of the sea by a Flemish or Flemish-trained artist in the collection of the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich, England. Image credit: © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London.

    #Aceh #DenisOfTheNativity #history #imprisonment #love #martyrdom #Muslims #RedemptusOfTheCross #spirituality #StJohnOfTheCross

  20. ⬆️ @PeachMcD @davidaugust @mlbellar

    >> Once that 💩 is in place, only a concerted vote boycott with < 40% #Voting will [show] it's not legitimate

    This whole #SuuKyi story, from #electionDenial, to #imprisonment of political opponents, to #electionBoycott, and further loss of power as a result of the boycott is about to play out in the #US, isn't it?

    Parts of it have already happened with uncanny resemblance and impeccable timing -- nearly contemporaneously with #Jan6

    mastodon.social/@rameshgupta/1

  21. ⬆️ @PeachMcD @davidaugust @mlbellar

    >> Once that 💩 is in place, only a concerted vote boycott with < 40% #Voting will [show] it's not legitimate

    This whole #SuuKyi story, from #electionDenial, to #imprisonment of political opponents, to #electionBoycott, and further loss of power as a result of the boycott is about to play out in the #US, isn't it?

    Parts of it have already happened with uncanny resemblance and impeccable timing -- nearly contemporaneously with #Jan6

    mastodon.social/@rameshgupta/1

  22. ⬆️ @PeachMcD @davidaugust @mlbellar

    >> Once that 💩 is in place, only a concerted vote boycott with < 40% #Voting will [show] it's not legitimate

    This whole #SuuKyi story, from #electionDenial, to #imprisonment of political opponents, to #electionBoycott, and further loss of power as a result of the boycott is about to play out in the #US, isn't it?

    Parts of it have already happened with uncanny resemblance and impeccable timing -- nearly contemporaneously with #Jan6

    mastodon.social/@rameshgupta/1

  23. This is why #zerotolerance for #narcotics is necessary🇸🇬

    Man who #attacked #priest was previously convicted of stabbing ex-girlfriend
    "ST found out e man is Basnayake. He was convicted & jailed in 2019 for caus'g hurt w a dangerous weapon, hav'g pleaded #guilty to #stabbing his #exgirlfriend at a party while he was on #drugs.. offence carries a punishment of #lifeimprisonment or #imprisonment for a term which may extend to 15 yrs. offender shall also be liable to #caning"
    straitstimes.com/singapore/man

  24. #Bangkok #CityHall to enact new #pet #policy
    "amendment aims to limit e number of #dogs & #cats per #household to maintain #publichealth, prevent disease, & reduce nuisances.. also imposes special #restrictions on certain #dogbreeds, incl'g pit bull terriers, #bullterriers, Staffordshire bull terriers, #Rottweilers, & FilaBrasileiro.. owners cld face up to one month #imprisonment if their dog #bites another person or pet, or if a dog barks loudly, causing #publicnuisance"
    bangkokpost.com/thailand/gener

  25. #Bangkok #CityHall to enact new #pet #policy
    "amendment aims to limit e number of #dogs & #cats per #household to maintain #publichealth, prevent disease, & reduce nuisances.. also imposes special #restrictions on certain #dogbreeds, incl'g pit bull terriers, #bullterriers, Staffordshire bull terriers, #Rottweilers, & FilaBrasileiro.. owners cld face up to one month #imprisonment if their dog #bites another person or pet, or if a dog barks loudly, causing #publicnuisance"
    bangkokpost.com/thailand/gener

  26. #Bangkok #CityHall to enact new #pet #policy
    "amendment aims to limit e number of #dogs & #cats per #household to maintain #publichealth, prevent disease, & reduce nuisances.. also imposes special #restrictions on certain #dogbreeds, incl'g pit bull terriers, #bullterriers, Staffordshire bull terriers, #Rottweilers, & FilaBrasileiro.. owners cld face up to one month #imprisonment if their dog #bites another person or pet, or if a dog barks loudly, causing #publicnuisance"
    bangkokpost.com/thailand/gener

  27. MFA DG👎 appeals jail term over #diplomatic bag use, questions prosecution's changed stance
    "offence risked diminishing the #credibility of #MFA & the #publicservice as a whole, as Oh's objective was to disrupt MFA's internal investigations into his conduct. He was also a #highranking #publicservant which means potential harm to e #publicinterest was more pronounced.. The penalty for giving false info to a public servant is #imprisonment for up to 2 years, a fine, or both"
    channelnewsasia.com/singapore/

  28. #DavidDePape #convicted of assaulting #PaulPelosi & attempted #kidnapping of NancyPelosi.

    #DePape faces a maximum penalty of 30 years in prison for the #assault conviction & 20 years for the attempted kidnapping.
    
DePape will face another trial on state charges of attempted #murder, assault w/ a deadly weapon, elder #abuse, residential #burglary, false #imprisonment & threatening serious bodily harm to a public official. He has pleaded not guilty.

    washingtonpost.com/nation/2023

  29. #DavidDePape #convicted of assaulting #PaulPelosi & attempted #kidnapping of NancyPelosi.

    #DePape faces a maximum penalty of 30 years in prison for the #assault conviction & 20 years for the attempted kidnapping.
    
DePape will face another trial on state charges of attempted #murder, assault w/ a deadly weapon, elder #abuse, residential #burglary, false #imprisonment & threatening serious bodily harm to a public official. He has pleaded not guilty.

    washingtonpost.com/nation/2023