1. (Source: mulderties, via ifeltyourshape)

     


  2. respect none but the most humble

    I’m tired of popular culture.

    I’m tired of what most people I meet think are important.

    I’m tired of distractions.

    I’m tired of illusions.

    I have my energy.

    I am a roaming spirit.

    And I do not need to respect you,

    or your wishes.

     

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  4. heavygraffic:

    Atelier Olschinsky - part of the ORGANIC_II series

    (via spiritmolecule)

     

  5. (Source: the-badass-overlord, via h05h)

     

  6. liberalsarecool:

    Kevin Drum of Mother Jones:

    “Given our current trajectory, it’s safe to say that even by 2016 the biggest increase in [federal] spending, by far, will have come during the Bush years.”

    With a chart to prove it.

    (via reagan-was-a-horrible-president)

     

  7. cmykelli:

    dysphorism:

    aiela:

    serenitised:

    twerkinturtle:

    youareworthsaving:

    usemeth:

    I hate this but I need it on my blog.

    Holy shit

    what the fuq

    OMG WTF IS THAT MOVING OR AM I CRAZY

    wow is this a gif cuz my computer said its not 

    yes it’s a gif ur computer is a fkn dumb shit

    Thank you. ^

    (via towritelesbiansonherarms)

     

  8. sirmitchell:

    Infrared image of Uranus which shows it’s faint ring system.

    (via ne0ndreams)

     

  9. thepeoplesrecord:

    palestinianliberator:

    I decided to make this to try and shed light on the Israeli-enforced segregation of roads within the West Bank.

    In the images of the map, the town on the right is my hometown of Deir Dibwan. On the left is Ramallah, the de facto capital of Palestine. The two are a little less than two miles apart. Two miles, not that far, right? Hell, there’s even a direct road joining the two!

    Using the road joining the two cities, outlines in blue in the first picture, it’s a little over 5 minutes driving to get from one to the other. 

    Israel has, however, restricted access to the road for Palestinians in order to “protect” the illegal and racist Israeli settlement of Psagot, established on Palestinian-owned land, yet completely restricted to all Palestinians. The road is now exclusively reserved for Israeli settlers only, and any Palestinian vehicles found driving on the road are subject to arrest, or target practice by the settlers. 

    Because of this closure, Palestinians are forced to use a very complicated series of unmarked roads to reach Ramallah, which have been highlighted in green in the second picture. 

    In order for a Palestinian from Deir Dibwan [or any of the surrounding regions, including every town and city to the East and South of Deir Dibwan] to reach Ramallah now, they must drive through the Palestinian towns of Baytein, Ein Yabrud, Dura al-Qare, Jifna, Beir Zeit, Abu Qash, Surda, and Al-Bireh. 

    The road connecting Deir Dibwan to Ramallah is approximately 2 miles in length. The length of road Palestinians must now drive instead totals approximately 22 miles. What was originally a 5 minutes trip is now almost an hour long. 

    Ramallah houses most of the regions schools, as well as serving as a hub of jobs for those living within the Ramallah Governate. My brothers and I would drive an hour each way to get to school everyday, with frequent checkpoints often doubling that time. My brothers, as well as every other Palestinian in the region who goes to school in Ramallah, to this day continue to follow this same route to school daily.

    Palestinians have, however, established a sort of “shortcut”, which I have highlighted in red in the second picture that cuts from Dura, through Jalazon, and into Al-Bireh.

    This road has managed to cut down on the time it takes to get to Ramallah, making it around a 35 minute trip. The issue with this road, however, is that Israel deems it as an “illegal road”, and subjects it to frequent closures, despite the fact that it avoids any Israeli Settlement and is completely on Palestinian land, meaning that by taking this road, it may cut down on the amount of time it takes to get to Ramallah, or it may greatly increase it if the IDF happen to be in the area and turn cars around.

    This is just one of countless segregated roads in the West Bank, with every road showin in yellow on the maps being off-limits to Palestinians. Israeli settlements have completely cut off Palestinian towns from one another. The cut-off is so severe that towns with historical ties have now grown so far apart to the point that they have developed their own dialects and accents. 

    “How does Israel know if a Palestinian is driving on an Israeli-only road?”

    Israeli cars have yellow license plates

    image

    While Palestinian cars have green ones

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    So a green-plated car seen driving on an Israeli road is subject to being stopped and arrested, or simply shot at by Israeli settlers, while Israeli vehicles are allowed to drive on any roads they choose. They are allowed to enter Palestinian villages, while Palestinians are absolutely forbidden from even approaching Israeli settlements without the threat of being shot.

    Israel: The only country left practicing such a barbaric system of apartheid democracy in the Middle East!

    The US provides Israel with $8.4 million in military aid every day.

    Israel has the been the largest total recipient since World War II, amounting to more than $115 billion since 1949

    In July 2012, President Obama approved an extra $70 million to expand Israel’s Iron Dome rocket defense program. 

    Obama’s 2013FY budget requests $3.1 billion in Foreign Military Financing for Israel to be used for weapons & military training. 

    (via mightynewshoes)

     

  10. n-a-s-a:

    The Irregular Galaxy NGC 1427A

    Credit: ESO 

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  12. 1/24/13 in micro economics

    Remember that things do not need to sway your way,

    things will sway as they should,

    just kiss the breeze with ease,

    it’s all you’ll ever need.

    Awake walking with my eyes closed,

    Asleep dreaming with my eyes open,

    All I see is energy.

     


  13. rooms filled with empty people

    I’m staring through a painted glass

    At moments as they unfold

    I’m drifting - around every curve

    I know - there will be one

    Where mirrors collide

    And I will drift free

    For once, undisturbed.

    It’s sinking like the spoken word

    We’re selling every word we’ve heard

    I’m hoping - you will reply

    With your eyes

    Or my tomb won’t be the only

    Empty room

     

  14. elindigenazi:

    otaachimow:

    satsekhem:

    otaachimow:

    cosmicyoruba:

    thegoddamazon:

    sikssaapo-p:

    elindigenazi:

    Haha this made me laugh XD

    I’m sure they would’ve, if they didn’t decided to abandon colonizing here, but for some reason they just decided to”fuck it” and leave…

    Right? Pretty sure the Vikings were conquerors.

    Maybe the Vikings were not conquerors as popularly imagined?

    lol. okay guys this is what happened.

    Erik the Red got kicked out of Iceland cos he killed someone. He wandered over to Greenland and then started trying to convince people to come live with him and they set up this sad little settlement there. Later another dude got blown off course trying to get there and happened to see North America, so he told Erik’s son Leif and Leif went to go check it out, but they didn’t see any people.

    A few years later Leif’s brother Thorvald went exploring to try and get some furs and stuff. He found nine indigenous people sleeping under canoes and so what does he do? Yeah he kills eight of them and the ninth one runs off and comes back with a force of very angry Inuit who then killed him. Not exactly a promising start.

    Anyway long story short, the Norse did a really crappy job interacting with the indigenous people so the Inuit just beat them back to Greenland and then they were too stubborn to eat fish like the native people instead of trying to raise sheep in Greenland so they either died or moved back to Iceland. 

    Basically, it’s not that they were significantly nicer than Columbus, it’s mostly that they happened to piss off the Inuit before they managed to transmit diseases to them. 

    This is why I have issues with “American ingenuity” bullshit about how the colonists took over America. No. It was not superior weapons or ingenuity. It was that we wiped out their populations with disease.

    I am reblogging just because I never like to miss a chance to remind people that Natives consistently controlled and overwhelmed European forces before they were hit by epidemics. People of the northeast coast kept a very tight leash on Europeans until the early 1600s when disease hit (and Europeans commented that they couldn’t settle there because there were too many people), the Spanish got their butts kicked in Mexico until smallpox ravaged the Triple Alliance, and the majority of the middle part of the continent was entirely dependent on Native whims until the huge epidemic of 1780 (Native domination lasted longer in some areas of course, well into the 1800s, but before the epidemic Europeans didn’t even have a chance). 

    I feel very confident saying that if diseases had not affected indigenous Americans, then Europe would not have conquered the continents. 

    Reblogging because it is important for people understand the bold. it is true, the Europeans could not have won without the diseases brought to us. The argument saying that they won because they were “advanced” is invalid because not even their weaponry was enough to beat native people. It was their diseases, which they knew, that could potentially decimate our population. So no, Europeans were not more “advanced” they were just a filthy, which is the reason why they carried disease in the first place.

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