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@SuneAuken
Et fif mht. boosts: Det er muligt at filtrere boosts fra bestemte personer fra.
Så kære Følgere, hvis I er trætte af alle mine politik-boosts (kan godt forstå 😆), så filtrér dem fra, og I ser kun de sjældne guldkorn jeg skriver under eget pseudonym.
Mine svar i trådene kommer I […]
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@randahl
Doug Ford is an example of the far right fishing for votes in the wake of Trump's attacks. Another would be Vistisen (Danish People's Party) telling Trump "fuck off" in the europarl even as his boss (Messerschmidt) had visited Mar-a-Lago.
I think we have to recognize this as a vector […]
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I don't know about that. It looked strangely familiar to me from my area of expertise: (intentionally) fumbled business negotiations.
Trump basically set Zelensky up to fail, so that he can execute his next moves more freely.
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Helvete om vi låter Ukraina stå ensamma. Vi är skyldiga dom mer än ett tack.
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And here we have it: head of the LINKE says, sure, we can reform the debt brake - but not to get money for defence. We want less, not more weapons.
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@JosteinSN
Om man vil følge Last Week Tonight (uofficiel) med video, så hedder kontoen @lastweektonight_channel
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i mean, with the united states being now functionally a russian vassal state, there's absolutely no way that the article five still means anything, and sharing _any_ intelligence information with gabbard as dni should be treated basically as feeding it directly to russia.
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Es mag euch vielleicht nicht gefallen, aber das ist wie die optimale Regierung aussieht
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So what's going to be hard for many people to accept is that the US is over. We will need a new country, with a new constitution, new laws, and new institutions.
We need to start thinking NOW about what that will look like. It needs to be planned in advance. That's what happened in Estonia […]
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Rather than wrongly framing ground force deployment as the primary role of peacekeeping (an issue often controversial with domestic audiences), these discussions would better be framed, at least initially, around securing Ukrainian airspace, for which no ground troops are required. 2/2