Ingen moralposerende taler om menneskerettigheter i midtens rike?
Truly unbelievable—Here’s another behind the scenes of last nights State Dinner at the @WhiteHouse…
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Hvis det virkelig er det han mener, hvorfor abdiserte han ikke bare for Hillary?
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i remember turning 18 during obama’s second term & being excited to vote for him. there was genuinely something refreshing about him. a modern, intelligent, optimistic dude. how do we lose? but his post presidency behavior has drastically changed how i see his legacy. there’s now this constant strain of intellectual pandering, moral righteousness, appeals to expertise, & constant calls to slow down everything while the enlightened adults explain reality all of us. this felt thoughtful before but now feels pedantic & condescending. quite simply, he basically became hilary clinton in so many ways. & saying divisive shit like this only makes it all worse. a huge fall from grace which is pretty sad to see.
Obama: "If you put women in charge of every government for two years... I have a strong belief that things would be better. I'm confident about that."
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Men som @PanzerJo & co sier, står det bedre til i Europa enn i USA?
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Hvor mye kriminalitetsstatistikk skyldes mangelfull eller fake statistikk?
This is an extremely interesting point by @BenBracquene If you track Google trends for "filing a police report" in Dutch in the Netherlands You see an extreme rise from about 2018 to peaking now in 2026 Then why do the official numbers show a continuous drop in crime? Because police doesn't let you file a report anymore for basic crime and people know police won't solve crime so they don't even try to file a police report Big if true
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RT @levelsio: One of the reasons crime numbers are going down in many places around the world and especially in Europe is that police simpl…
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leaving work early after a day of underperforming to go drinking
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Women will never understand the simple joy men get from just existing. A man can arrive in a new city, walk around for hours, explore random streets, observe people, and be completely fucking content. Then a woman joins. Now there needs to be an agenda. Cafe. Restaurant. Shopping. Tourist spot. Photos. Next location. Something always has to be happening. Meanwhile, a man can grab a good drink, sit in the town square for three hours, watch the world move around him, and think: "Yeah. This is f*cking nice." No itinerary. No entertainment. No destination. Just existing without needing existence to entertain you. Being a man is peaceful.
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I middelalderen søkte conquistadorene etter et el dorado i Latin-Amerika Nå vil krypto-entreprenører med backing fra Peter Thiel bygge en ny bystat i Uruguay Der "sovereign individuals" kan leve frie fra formynderstaten og massene som er blitt gjort overflødige av AI Kan prosjektet lykkes? Ie hadde du flyttet dit? Eller er det like fåfengt som andre forsøk på å bygge nye minisamfunn investornytt.no/nyheter/tror…
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Ok, we now have the actual text of the Greenland deal (whitehouse.gov/briefings-sta…), so we can say how it compares to the existing 1951 arrangement and who, between Trump and Denmark, lied the most in their framing of it. Long story short - which may surprise some - the Danes lied the most: Trump is pretty much correct in saying that this new deal grants the US control of Greenland. Let's look into what changed compared to the 1951 deal. 1) This is now a permanent arrangement: whereas the existing 1951 deal only lasted as long as NATO existed, this one "does not have an end date and may only be amended by mutual consent." It even survives a hypothetical future independence of Greenland: in that event, Denmark and Greenland must ensure that the independent Greenlandic state "affirmatively assume[s] all of the rights and obligations of the Kingdom of Denmark specified in this Agreement." 2) In the 1951 agreement, the US could set up bases only where both governments agreed, and only on the basis of NATO planning. The new deal locks in three bases: the US can "modernize and expand its activities" at Pituffik, its only base in Greenland until now, and "shall be allowed to establish an additional Defense Area at Narsarsuaq and Mestersvig." Further bases beyond these 3 can be justified by the defense of "the American continent," a US interest rather than a NATO one. Also, quite subtle but this is interesting: Article IV(iii) says that "the United States may establish additional defense areas in Greenland" and that consultations are then held "to decide implementation details based on mutual agreement." What this means is that the principle of a new base is automatically granted and only the implementation details require agreement. Article VII also gives the US "the right to raise concerns regarding construction, or change of use" of any building near a US base, after which the parties decide together what to do. Which means that the US has a say over civilian planning around its bases. 3) On US military movement across Greenland, the wording change between the 1951 agreement and this new one is quite funny. The 1951 text said (Art. V(3)): the US "may enjoy... the right of free access to and movement between the defense areas through Greenland, including territorial waters, by land, air and sea," but only "in accordance with general rules mutually agreed upon and issued by the appropriate Danish authority in Greenland." The new one says: "the United States of America shall enjoy... the right of free access to and movement between the Defense Areas through Greenland, including the Territorial Waters, by land, air and sea." That's it: "May" becomes "shall," and the US military movement no longer has to follow rules "issued by the appropriate Danish authority in Greenland." The US also gets something new on top: "undersea access to and movement within the Territorial Waters," i.e. submarines. 4) Non-NATO exclusion: non-NATO states are barred from military installations or a persistent presence in Greenland unless all three parties approve, giving the US an effective permanent veto. The 1951 deal had no equivalent clause. 5) Investment screening: this is entirely new. "States or investors from a state that is not a member of NATO, a NATO partner, or an EU member state" (i.e. Russia, China, India, the Gulf States, etc.), "shall not be allowed to have (i) control, (ii) significant influence, or (iii) access to non-public information...within Particularly Sensitive Sectors or Activities in the territory of Greenland (including the Territorial Waters), unless agreed between the Parties." Again, it basically means that the US has a permanent veto over who can invest in strategic sectors in Greenland, as far as non-NATO or EU states are concerned. 6) Lastly, in stark contrast with the 1951 deal, the framing of the deal changes significantly: this new deal is largely framed around the US. The 1951 agreement existed only "for the benefit of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization." The new one lists the defense of "the American continent" as an objective, celebrates "the irreplaceable role" of the United States military as well as "the United States' indispensable historical and ongoing contributions to the security and defense of Greenland," and names the establishment of Trump's "Golden Dome" missile defense system as a key goal. So, to sum up: - The US secured a permanent military foothold that even an independent Greenland would inherit whether it likes it or not - The US now has veto power over any non-NATO military presence in Greenland, and over who can invest in its strategic infrastructure and resources (beyond NATO and the EU) - Denmark signed away its say over the principle of new US bases, with only the right to discuss the "implementation details" - Danish authorities no longer set the rules for US military movement across the island - And all of it is now justified by the defense of "the American continent" I don't know in which universe this even remotely "recognizes the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the Kingdom and the Greenlandic people's right to self-determination," as Danish PM Mette Frederiksen put it (stm.dk/en/press/press-releas…). Yes, the preamble of the text cynically "reaffirms" Danish sovereignty but, in my book, when you let a foreign country put bases on your soil, move its troops without following your rules and veto who else can come in, in perpetuity, after it spent two years threatening to take you by force, the word for that is anything but "recognized sovereignty" 🤷
Looks like what happened was: Trump: "We're going to buy Greenland!" Denmark: "Absolutely not, Greenland is not for sale! But you can have it for free" (I'm aware that Denmark is saying they kept "sovereignty" over it, but not sure what that word means when another country has permanent veto power over who can invest on your territory and occupies the place militarily)
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– Jeg kan ikke si at jeg snakker på vegne av vitenskapen, slik Anthony Fauci gjorde. Men jeg kan si at jeg snakker på vegne av vitenskapelig undersøkelse. Ingen skal fortelle deg at du ikke får lete. Anbefaler sterkt å se @bgurley's foredrag «Searching for Feynman» fra @theallinpod summit eller les tl;dr her investornytt.no/nyheter/sili…
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Elvira had 228 yards to the front of the green. Tied for the lead. On the 72nd hole. Two shots clear of third place. He chose to lay up. And hit it into a fairway bunker.
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🚨🇩🇪Radical leftists celebrate their election victory in Berlin, Germany to Arabic music. Members and supporters of the left-wing Die Linke party celebrated their victory last night, dancing to Arabic music.
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