matslbengtsson.bsky.social
Retired 🇸🇪 software developer
Enjoys walking, cycling & swimming
Looking for what to do & where to go next
Supports 🇺🇦 and #NAFO
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We need to treat democracies as democracies and terrorists as terrorists. Groundbreaking, I know.
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Sounds reasonable. It will be worth it if Trump swings behind Zelenskyy, to see how Putin reacts. UA can finish the job if they get the right tools for the job.
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The easiest way is to appeal to his limitless vanity. We can build a palace in his - cough - honor.
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I don't care much for his stress either. But as long as the people are so easily taken in by lies and propaganda, or stay home instead of voting, there will be more poor and more extremely rich, but the former group will grow by millions while the latter grows by only a few.
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Too bad Trump will lend a helping hand, at a price.
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They are planning to demand compensation. Trump will assist.
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100% clickbait
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Oh no, the Express. Who knows where this "news" comes from?
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Now you know how honest your president is about eliminating waste. One lie among many.
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I don't understand why German politicians keep on being weak towards Russia when you know this behaviour is an OPEN INVITATION to Putin to do worse, much much worse.
Wake up. Soon it might be too late.
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Yes, Trump's attack was caused by Zelenskyy's refusal to sign a blanket agreement, signing away control of 50% of Ukraine's mineral resources in exchange for nothing.
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Legalities or not, violating the terms usually means you will get sanctioned. It is a problem that needs to be addressed, not ignored.
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While Trump's approval number is lower than for any other president this early in the term and heading down, Zelensky's approval numbers are rising. The @nytimes.com is apparently cross eyed.
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Unfortunately many of the weapon systems that are developed here often use components for which a US license is needed when exporting them. It can become a significant problem in the short to medium term.
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Sure, but he is using power to amass more money. He is clearly stressed by how much tax he pays. Like almost everyone with a fortune, they want to hoard more and more. It never ends.
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I think what Jonathan Pie expresses here about Nigel Garage is pretty much spot on what I think of Orban and Fico.
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Support isn't dwindling. The @nytimes.com reporting on Ukraine has been atrocious and an unbroken chain of lies ever since at least the Holodomor. I am guessing they will start to celebrate Trump now when he sides with Putin, like they do.
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Javier Blas is lying. The US Geological Survey report does not show Ukraine having no reserves. The report doesn't include Ukraine at all and furthermore it is stated that all the numbers are compiled from companies and governments. It isn't information USGS has collected.
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Looks to me like a V-1 knockoff. I assume it is powered by a pulse-jet engine.
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Not sure what we have that he considers invaluable. I wouldn't make that threat unless I knew how Trump would react. This is probably how Putin wants us to react.
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Probably not.
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If anyone deserves to be designated as a terrorist organisation, it is the government led by Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin.
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By then it will be better known as cyclops.