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Thought about the comment Trump made about Norway, shit, and house... and house seems more important...
Torund Bryhn retweeted
Every failure, every bad decision, every political disaster? Blame Russia.
Across Europe, people are waking up, and they’ve had enough.
This viral video captures the growing anger of European citizens tired of propaganda, political arrogance, and leaders who refuse to take responsibility for their actions, including the open borders debacle.
Every failure, every bad decision, every political disaster? Blame Russia.
Europeans are tired of being lied to, lectured, and treated like fools.
The excuses are wearing thin. So is the public’s patience.
Original Video Source: Unknown
Torund Bryhn retweeted
Ikke alle er klar over dette – fordi propagandaen og sensuren vi har blitt utsatt for i Norge er så ekstrem
Den er angivelig ment å beskytte ukrainerne, men er det verste som kunne skje dem.
Mens vestlige ledere snakker om frihetskamp og våpenleveranser, betaler den ukrainske sivilbefolkningen den ultimate prisen for et kynisk geopolitisk spill.
Den 3. oktober malte Klassekampen et hjerteskjærende bilde av hverdagen i Ukraina: Unge menn som jaktes ned som villdyr på åpen gate, brutalt dras inn i mørke varebiler og sendes rett til fronten som kanonføde. (1)
Denne kyniske jakten på menneskeliv viser en desperasjon som står i grell kontrast til de offisielle krigsfortellingene.
Bak denne rystende realiteten ligger det et kynisk geopolitisk spill, et spill NATO-sjef Jens Stoltenberg selv satte ord på i 2023, og som norske aviser aldri har dekket. Under en tale i EU-parlamentet var han ikke til å misforstå; Putin invaderte Ukraina for å forhindre Nato-utvidelse:
"Og vi må huske på bakteppet. Bakteppet var at president Putin erklærte høsten 2021, og han sendte faktisk et utkast til en avtale som han ville at NATO skulle signere, om å love at det ikke skulle bli mer NATO-utvidelse. Det var det han sendte oss, og det var et krav for ikke å invadere Ukraina." (2)
Stoltenbergs innrømmelse avslører at denne krigen kunne vært unngått dersom diplomatiet hadde fått forrang.
Mens de mektige lederne i Vest valgte å lukke døren for kompromisser, er det den ukrainske sivilbefolkningen som nå må betale den ultimate prisen – med sine egne liv som innsats på slagmarken.
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Lenkene ligger i kommentarfeltet.
Torund Bryhn retweeted
🚨Jeffrey Sachs: ‼️‼️‼️
Russia has no interest in invading Europe.
It doesn't want NATO on its border, which is a completely different thing.
But it doesn't want any more headache because Russia has other issues with its life.
It doesn't need more land.
It's got 17 million square kilometers, thank you.
It doesn't need to, to invade Europe for, for what?
For its oil?
No, thank you. It doesn't have any.
For its resources?
No, thank you. It doesn't have any.
So what is all of this about?
Torund Bryhn retweeted
In 1893 a Norwegian scientist deliberately froze his ship into the Arctic ice, let it drift for three years, and lost not a single man to scurvy or anything else. Then he walked off it and spent nine months in a hole in the ground eating bear.
Fridtjof Nansen was thirty-two, a zoologist with a doctorate on the nervous system of a worm. His theory was that the polar current would carry a ship across the top of the world if the ship was built not to be crushed. He built one. He called it the Fram, took twelve men, and sailed into the pack.
For three years they lived in the dark and the cold with no fresh food arriving from anywhere. On every previous expedition that had meant scurvy, the disease that had killed more sailors than the sea. Nansen's crew had none. They shot polar bear and seal, and ate the meat fresh and barely cooked, as the Inuit did. The doctor on board had almost nothing to do.
In 1895 Nansen and one companion left the ship on skis to make for the Pole. They got further north than any human had been, turned back, and were caught by winter on an empty island. They built a hut of stones and walrus hide, and for nine months they ate bear meat and walrus blubber and nothing else. No vegetable, no grain, no fruit. They came out in the spring fatter than they went in.
Then they walked home.
Nansen went on to win the Nobel Peace Prize, and lived to 68.
Every schoolchild is taught that a diet without vegetables will rot you from the inside. Two men spent a winter underground on nothing but fat and meat and came out fit to walk across the Arctic, and that was 130 years ago.
The instructions of the Lord are perfect, reviving the soul.
The decrees of the Lord are trustworthy, making the wise simple.
The commandments of the Lord are right, bringing joy to the heart.
The commands of the Lord clear, giving insight for living.
Reverence for the Lord is pure, lasting forever.
The laws of the Lord are true; each one is fair.
Exodus 19: 7-9
Beauty points to truth....
Great post in the NY Times on Beauty...
Be inspired.
Be lifted....
And take the time to see what is beautiful...
"A person’s definition of beauty is an abstract, complicated, and highly personal ideal that becomes a guiding light throughout life."
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