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It‘s not counting a few non-NATO states like Georgia, too. And it’s not countingsoldiers of states that joined Bush Jr.‘s coalition of the willing in Iraq … but Trump doubts, if NATO would come to US aid if Art. 5 is called. The only country that ever called Art. 5 is the USA. And NATO helped …
January 8, 2026 at 4:36 PM
It‘s not counting a few non-NATO states like Georgia, too. And it’s not countingsoldiers of states that joined Bush Jr.‘s coalition of the willing in Iraq … but Trump doubts, if NATO would come to US aid if Art. 5 is called. The only country that ever called Art. 5 is the USA. And NATO helped …
Sweden (5)
Latvia (4)
Slovakia (3)
Finland (2)
Portugal (2)
Albania (2)
Belgium (1)
Bulgaria (1)
Croatia (1)
Lithuania (1)
What a dimwit!
Latvia (4)
Slovakia (3)
Finland (2)
Portugal (2)
Albania (2)
Belgium (1)
Bulgaria (1)
Croatia (1)
Lithuania (1)
What a dimwit!
January 7, 2026 at 6:22 PM
Sweden (5)
Latvia (4)
Slovakia (3)
Finland (2)
Portugal (2)
Albania (2)
Belgium (1)
Bulgaria (1)
Croatia (1)
Lithuania (1)
What a dimwit!
Latvia (4)
Slovakia (3)
Finland (2)
Portugal (2)
Albania (2)
Belgium (1)
Bulgaria (1)
Croatia (1)
Lithuania (1)
What a dimwit!
Not only. NATO fallen without US during war on terror + ISAF:
United Kingdom (457)
Canada (159)
France (90)
Germany (62)
Italy (53)
Poland (44)
Denmark (43)
Spain (35)
Romania (27)
Netherlands (25)
Turkey (15)
Czech Republic (14)
Norway (10)
Estonia (9)
Hungary (7)
Continued beloe
United Kingdom (457)
Canada (159)
France (90)
Germany (62)
Italy (53)
Poland (44)
Denmark (43)
Spain (35)
Romania (27)
Netherlands (25)
Turkey (15)
Czech Republic (14)
Norway (10)
Estonia (9)
Hungary (7)
Continued beloe
January 7, 2026 at 6:21 PM
Not only. NATO fallen without US during war on terror + ISAF:
United Kingdom (457)
Canada (159)
France (90)
Germany (62)
Italy (53)
Poland (44)
Denmark (43)
Spain (35)
Romania (27)
Netherlands (25)
Turkey (15)
Czech Republic (14)
Norway (10)
Estonia (9)
Hungary (7)
Continued beloe
United Kingdom (457)
Canada (159)
France (90)
Germany (62)
Italy (53)
Poland (44)
Denmark (43)
Spain (35)
Romania (27)
Netherlands (25)
Turkey (15)
Czech Republic (14)
Norway (10)
Estonia (9)
Hungary (7)
Continued beloe
Bei verstellten und versteckten Notausgängen, beim regelmässigen, unsachgemässen von den Wirten abgesegneten Einsatz von Sprühkerzen, bei der verengten Treppe nicht. Das ist eine tickende Zeitbombe. Es muss Konsequenzen und U-Haft für Betreiber und Beamte geben…
January 4, 2026 at 11:37 AM
Bei verstellten und versteckten Notausgängen, beim regelmässigen, unsachgemässen von den Wirten abgesegneten Einsatz von Sprühkerzen, bei der verengten Treppe nicht. Das ist eine tickende Zeitbombe. Es muss Konsequenzen und U-Haft für Betreiber und Beamte geben…
Eigenausbau. Die Baumärkte sind voll von Pyramidenschaum der als relativ feuerfest beworben wird, es aber nicht ist. Und auch nicht für öffentliche Räume zugelassen.
Da muss man ganz genau hinschauen. Da kann man an einen Fehler glauben. 1/2
Da muss man ganz genau hinschauen. Da kann man an einen Fehler glauben. 1/2
January 4, 2026 at 11:32 AM
Eigenausbau. Die Baumärkte sind voll von Pyramidenschaum der als relativ feuerfest beworben wird, es aber nicht ist. Und auch nicht für öffentliche Räume zugelassen.
Da muss man ganz genau hinschauen. Da kann man an einen Fehler glauben. 1/2
Da muss man ganz genau hinschauen. Da kann man an einen Fehler glauben. 1/2
What about the irony of inviting organizations that organized buses to January 6th to educate about patriotism, democracy, and nation?
September 18, 2025 at 5:19 AM
What about the irony of inviting organizations that organized buses to January 6th to educate about patriotism, democracy, and nation?
A parade uniform of UAF with the epaulettes of an enlisted Солдат … (=Private) same message, and a suit. 😉
August 18, 2025 at 5:28 PM
A parade uniform of UAF with the epaulettes of an enlisted Солдат … (=Private) same message, and a suit. 😉
No AI, no e-commerce, no search, no Social Media - they all run on your data. Basically, a full return to grey static websites with blue links 1993 style. Indeed the damage one occurs is greater than ones monetary wins. So if we want data and copyrights, we have to be smarter than populism.
August 10, 2025 at 1:51 PM
No AI, no e-commerce, no search, no Social Media - they all run on your data. Basically, a full return to grey static websites with blue links 1993 style. Indeed the damage one occurs is greater than ones monetary wins. So if we want data and copyrights, we have to be smarter than populism.
The question of data ownership is highly interesting - Jaron Lanier ran the argument that users should be compensated for their bit and bytes long ago.
However, make no mistake, the data value of an individual is in the cents an one digit dollars. And you claim consequently would mean:
However, make no mistake, the data value of an individual is in the cents an one digit dollars. And you claim consequently would mean:
August 10, 2025 at 1:46 PM
The question of data ownership is highly interesting - Jaron Lanier ran the argument that users should be compensated for their bit and bytes long ago.
However, make no mistake, the data value of an individual is in the cents an one digit dollars. And you claim consequently would mean:
However, make no mistake, the data value of an individual is in the cents an one digit dollars. And you claim consequently would mean:
NATO never attacked Russia. Nor does it plan, too. Nor did any other neighboring country 🇺🇦, 🇬🇪, etc. pp. It doesn’t need Trump 🤡 for that. All 🇪🇺, NATO, neighboring countries want is to be left the f alone by 🇷🇺 (and buy some expensive oil)…
June 26, 2025 at 4:13 PM
NATO never attacked Russia. Nor does it plan, too. Nor did any other neighboring country 🇺🇦, 🇬🇪, etc. pp. It doesn’t need Trump 🤡 for that. All 🇪🇺, NATO, neighboring countries want is to be left the f alone by 🇷🇺 (and buy some expensive oil)…
Over 70 Million or over 50% of voters in the last election specifically voted for tyranny, for violence, and for Trump. Additionally, US citizens would be well advised of reading Hannah Arendt‘s concept of collective responsibility. Only then, if you accept that, you‘ll mount effective resistance.
June 12, 2025 at 6:05 AM
Over 70 Million or over 50% of voters in the last election specifically voted for tyranny, for violence, and for Trump. Additionally, US citizens would be well advised of reading Hannah Arendt‘s concept of collective responsibility. Only then, if you accept that, you‘ll mount effective resistance.
Sie machen hier eine populistische Scheinrelation auf - sie implizieren, dass das eine, das andere ausbremst. Dem ist nicht so. Ilkas Arbeiten z.B. ändern das Verständnis von und den Blick auf Ostdeutschland. Und damit Strategie und Handeln und wie man Wähler für die Sache gewinnt.
June 12, 2025 at 5:48 AM
Sie machen hier eine populistische Scheinrelation auf - sie implizieren, dass das eine, das andere ausbremst. Dem ist nicht so. Ilkas Arbeiten z.B. ändern das Verständnis von und den Blick auf Ostdeutschland. Und damit Strategie und Handeln und wie man Wähler für die Sache gewinnt.
The Polish are honestly examples what all democrats (in the sense of system not party) should learn in times of democratic decline. Even with this set back, Poland has so much to offer to every EU country and the USA in the “roll up sleeves & fight back” department …
June 3, 2025 at 5:03 PM
The Polish are honestly examples what all democrats (in the sense of system not party) should learn in times of democratic decline. Even with this set back, Poland has so much to offer to every EU country and the USA in the “roll up sleeves & fight back” department …
The sad part is: they can‘t afford that strike. But it will come eventually, and will it hurt … yes it will.
May 7, 2025 at 5:34 AM
The sad part is: they can‘t afford that strike. But it will come eventually, and will it hurt … yes it will.
For the economic impact of immigrants: I wanna see average Americans harvesting, I wanna see them cleaning toilets, I wanna see them doing all the hard, dirty, painful minimum wage jobs. It takes only 2 or 3 weeks of an immigrant general strike to break the 🇺🇸 economy./3
May 7, 2025 at 5:31 AM
For the economic impact of immigrants: I wanna see average Americans harvesting, I wanna see them cleaning toilets, I wanna see them doing all the hard, dirty, painful minimum wage jobs. It takes only 2 or 3 weeks of an immigrant general strike to break the 🇺🇸 economy./3
The idea to send 3rd party nationals to a wartorn country that already deals with millions internal refugees is cruel and absurdly dumb./2
May 7, 2025 at 5:27 AM
The idea to send 3rd party nationals to a wartorn country that already deals with millions internal refugees is cruel and absurdly dumb./2
🇺🇦 is eager to get its citizens back. The exodus of millions of 🇺🇦 citizens is a demographic and economic catastrophy. They had a measurable positive economic impact in all countries that did good in integrating them into the job market./1
May 7, 2025 at 5:24 AM
🇺🇦 is eager to get its citizens back. The exodus of millions of 🇺🇦 citizens is a demographic and economic catastrophy. They had a measurable positive economic impact in all countries that did good in integrating them into the job market./1
Your suggestion that it is, is proof that you know to little to even have an informed opinion. And that’s independent of the fact if you agree with the decision or not, or if you think the German law is right or should be changed. Those opinions demand being informed first.
May 3, 2025 at 12:48 PM
Your suggestion that it is, is proof that you know to little to even have an informed opinion. And that’s independent of the fact if you agree with the decision or not, or if you think the German law is right or should be changed. Those opinions demand being informed first.
Last but not least: that laws exist to stop those who want to destroy liberal democracy and the constitution in Germany is a lecture of the Weimarer Republic. The Verfassungsschutz is bound by law. It is not a political institution with a vertical of power./5
May 3, 2025 at 12:44 PM
Last but not least: that laws exist to stop those who want to destroy liberal democracy and the constitution in Germany is a lecture of the Weimarer Republic. The Verfassungsschutz is bound by law. It is not a political institution with a vertical of power./5
So what does the label mean? Practically, it means that the Verfassungsschutz looks closer now. It can be brought before court since it has a legal basis. Courts ate notoriously critical of such labels - it’s not easy to uphold. The Verfassungsschutz must be very, very confident./4
May 3, 2025 at 12:40 PM
So what does the label mean? Practically, it means that the Verfassungsschutz looks closer now. It can be brought before court since it has a legal basis. Courts ate notoriously critical of such labels - it’s not easy to uphold. The Verfassungsschutz must be very, very confident./4
It includes personal connections of local, regional and top-leaders to other extremist organization. Getting extremist activists secretary jobs in the Bundestag doesn’t help. Or holding meetings where anti-constitutional goals are discussed./3
May 3, 2025 at 12:37 PM
It includes personal connections of local, regional and top-leaders to other extremist organization. Getting extremist activists secretary jobs in the Bundestag doesn’t help. Or holding meetings where anti-constitutional goals are discussed./3
It is obviously not enough for one party member to say something - it must be systematic and deeply ingrained. So the Verfassungsschutz collects not only quotes, and papers. It includes criminal investigations - like the Berlin AfD politician involved in planing a coup./2
May 3, 2025 at 12:33 PM
It is obviously not enough for one party member to say something - it must be systematic and deeply ingrained. So the Verfassungsschutz collects not only quotes, and papers. It includes criminal investigations - like the Berlin AfD politician involved in planing a coup./2
This is very easy to answer. It’s very hard to have the Verfassungsschutz label a party or group “suspect of extremism” or “confirmed extremist”. It has to proof that a party wants to remove democracy and works against the constitution (Grundgesetz). It does so by collecting information./1
May 3, 2025 at 12:30 PM
This is very easy to answer. It’s very hard to have the Verfassungsschutz label a party or group “suspect of extremism” or “confirmed extremist”. It has to proof that a party wants to remove democracy and works against the constitution (Grundgesetz). It does so by collecting information./1
The first non-trial application was the SARS-Cov2 vaccine in 2020.
The combined damage of this dude and Musk will put the USA from leading pharmaceutical researcher to far behind. In many cases, unfixable. And not all slack will be picked up by others…
The combined damage of this dude and Musk will put the USA from leading pharmaceutical researcher to far behind. In many cases, unfixable. And not all slack will be picked up by others…
May 1, 2025 at 11:54 AM
The first non-trial application was the SARS-Cov2 vaccine in 2020.
The combined damage of this dude and Musk will put the USA from leading pharmaceutical researcher to far behind. In many cases, unfixable. And not all slack will be picked up by others…
The combined damage of this dude and Musk will put the USA from leading pharmaceutical researcher to far behind. In many cases, unfixable. And not all slack will be picked up by others…
Quite a bit is unfixable. Some medical research requires decades of funding - especially, foundational work. mRNA vaccines are actually a good example. From the idea, as cancer therapy, in 1989 to first in-vitro trials it took 11 years. Only in 2008/2010 BioNTech and Moderna were founded./1
May 1, 2025 at 11:50 AM
Quite a bit is unfixable. Some medical research requires decades of funding - especially, foundational work. mRNA vaccines are actually a good example. From the idea, as cancer therapy, in 1989 to first in-vitro trials it took 11 years. Only in 2008/2010 BioNTech and Moderna were founded./1