"Har du tänkt på en sak? Sigge Cedergren är jävligt lik Olof Palme". Jaha, nu börjas det igen. Den där "Christer A" är absolut troligare som mördare. Och hur var det med ex-EAP-aren som blev arresterad först? Och så kan vi alla skratta åt fantombilden igen. Det var ett tag sedan...
Vet ej vem som mördade Palme, men visst kan det ha varit några fribytare från Operation Stay Behind eller något annat. Jag menar, det *brukar* det ju vara!
Se även här:
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LOL. Bokmärk denna, det kan bli roligt om några år...
Farväl, översittare och populister
Se även länk nedan. Den västerländska framstegstanken fungerade i typ 200 år, men nu verkar den ha slagit i taket. Alltså tanken. Framsteg har jag inte sett på ett tag...
Scholarly consensus (probably), but the hippies in California still "don´t get it, man"...
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Overheard on YouTube:
>>>One of my favorite jokes: "I parked my car in a bad neighborhood once. I had the collected works of Hegel in the back. Someone broke into my car and left *their* collected works of Hegel."
>>>Happened same to me with Kant... they actually left me some money of out pity.
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Russia allegedly is going to demand of the USA that NATO expells all its post-Cold War member-nations. Obviously, no US administration will agree to such a demand. Not even the Trump rump. And if they do agree, the real decision will just be postponed and then nullified by the next admin.
The Russians must know this. So why aren´t they raising more realistic demands? Say, the Donbass and Odessa. Or the lifting of sanctions. The whole thing resembles the bizarre Russian ultimatum from late 2021, when they essentially demanded that the United States dissolves NATO altogether and leave Europe. I assumed at the time that this was some kind of weird opening move in a game of negotiations which would end more realistically. In demanding, say, the Donbass or the lifting of sanctions...
Instead, Russia started the deadliest war in Europe since World War II.
The most "rational" explanation for the above is that Russia is consciously playing a long game. They are banking on the Western alliance to split. If not now, maybe by 2030? Or 2035, perhaps? In the meanwhile, they will grind down Ukraine as much possible. Hence, no peace. But there is of course another possibility: Putin has painted himself into a corner and doesn´t know how to end the war. Not even on terms favorable to the Russian Federation.
Are we witnessing some kind of very deadly "game of chicken"? The Western alliance might absolutely split. Or it might be weakened by the next economic crisis. But about Russia? As of now, four years into the conflict, they clearly can´t defeat NATO. Or even Ukraine!
Unless something very dramatic happens in Moscow very soon, I´m not optimistic...
