Hazel
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“We are witness to something rare in human history: Abdication by the leader of the global order. We’ve almost never seen a people renounce their leadership of the world—all at once, in public view. That is what has happened in the 365 days since January 20, 2025.”
open.substack.com/pub/thebulwa...
open.substack.com/pub/thebulwa...
This Is the End
Putinism abroad always morphs into Putinism at home. And we chose this path. Why? Because something-something the price of eggs.
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January 20, 2026 at 5:57 PM
“We are witness to something rare in human history: Abdication by the leader of the global order. We’ve almost never seen a people renounce their leadership of the world—all at once, in public view. That is what has happened in the 365 days since January 20, 2025.”
open.substack.com/pub/thebulwa...
open.substack.com/pub/thebulwa...
Reposted by Hazel
Reposted by Hazel
Danish Parliament Deputy Speaker Lars-Christian Brask:
"If I could come with some advice, it would be for the Senate & House to start to take control of political power in America because with this erratic & mad behaviour, you have to ask the question, is the President capable of running the US?"
"If I could come with some advice, it would be for the Senate & House to start to take control of political power in America because with this erratic & mad behaviour, you have to ask the question, is the President capable of running the US?"
January 19, 2026 at 4:50 PM
Danish Parliament Deputy Speaker Lars-Christian Brask:
"If I could come with some advice, it would be for the Senate & House to start to take control of political power in America because with this erratic & mad behaviour, you have to ask the question, is the President capable of running the US?"
"If I could come with some advice, it would be for the Senate & House to start to take control of political power in America because with this erratic & mad behaviour, you have to ask the question, is the President capable of running the US?"
The current immigration problem isn't about "too many people," but rather about a flawed system and political laziness.
As long as fear replaces reform and law enforcement replaces governance, the situation will only become more chaotic, brutal, and uncontrollable.
As long as fear replaces reform and law enforcement replaces governance, the situation will only become more chaotic, brutal, and uncontrollable.
January 19, 2026 at 9:43 PM
The current immigration problem isn't about "too many people," but rather about a flawed system and political laziness.
As long as fear replaces reform and law enforcement replaces governance, the situation will only become more chaotic, brutal, and uncontrollable.
As long as fear replaces reform and law enforcement replaces governance, the situation will only become more chaotic, brutal, and uncontrollable.