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Vad säger ni om att catera

[Unni Drougge @unnidrougge]

Vad är det egentligen som driver ETC:s åsiktssyndikat? Det har iaf inget gemensamt med det som en gång kallades vänster. ETC är inte vänster, det är en sammanslutning av makthungriga strebrar.

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Täten SM 13.15 Rosenlundsgatab

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-Om du vill veta vad som egentligen hände när ”Batterijesus” gick från hyllad grön hjälte, till ansvarig för den näst största företagskonkursen i svensk historia, är det Gunnar Lindstedts bok du ska läsa.

https://t.co/zZyChu7Y6u

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DN landade jättetjock i boxen.
Inte den vanliga lankiga storleken.
Visar sig att den består till mer än hälften av annonser

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@danielswedin Tänk
om du skulle kolla upp
Sören Juvas

[Henrik Sjögren @HenrikHsjogren]

SVT:s reporter Fredrik Önnevall förde en syrisk pojke till Sverige under en reportageresa 2015. Agerandet skildrades i Christoffer Wendicks rapportering, under ansvarig utgivare Karin Ekman, som det enda moraliskt försvarbara.
Men om Önnevall och SVT-teamet tog på sig ett sådant personligt ansvar - upphörde det ansvaret vid den svenska gränsen? Lämnades pojken vind för våg när kamerorna slocknat?
Och anser SVT-ledningen i dag att det finns skäl att följa upp hur det faktiskt gick?
Det har i alla fall Riks gjort. Det gick tyvärr inte så bra. Han har dömts för bland annat brott mot knivlagen, penningtvättsbrott, ringa narkotikabrott och skadegörelse. Nu har han åtalats igen, misstänkt för att ha hotat hotellpersonal och kastat sten på receptionens fönster.
Nu vore det intressant att höra hur Wendick, Ekman och Önnevall ser på den saken i dag.

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Journalistiken i DN utvecklas

[JensGanman @JensGanman]

KÖP MIN BOK!

SVT:s Alexander Norén har intervjuat den f.d. gröne guldgossen och försäljaren av ormolja Peter Carlsson.

Ett stycke prima antijournalistik.

Men jättebra marknadsföring för bokförlaget – och för Peter!

Mer om detta journalistiska magplask i kvällens brev.

https://t.co/LTqZBmAA8m

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@FawAzzat 873 000 snittlön?
MÖJLIGEN om du inkluderat alla socavgifter etc

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@tornedarlingen @YB_Sodermalm

[Neil Stone @DrNeilStone]

RFK Jr: The polio vaccine “killed many, many more people” than polio ever did.

Fact check : Weapons grade horse 💩

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Hur knäppa frågor
kan man ställa till en kung?

[Aaron Rupar @atrupar]

standing ovation after King Charles sings the praises of NATO and says "that same unyielding resolve is needed for the defense of Ukraine"

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Tror HD insåg att det skulle vara omöjligt för Bonnesen att få plats med sin garderob i en liten cell

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This is awesome! 👏🏽 Who made this? 🤣

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100 patienter per dygn https://t.co/vF3bauNhrj

[Gandalv @Microinteracti1]

There is a video circulating on the internet that is difficult to watch. A woman sits on a pavement in Louisville, Kentucky. She is wearing a hospital gown. It is 36 degrees outside. Her belongings, everything she apparently owns, are in a plastic bag on the concrete beside her. Behind her, through the glass doors she has just been escorted through, the hospital hums along as normal. The security guards who brought her here have already gone back inside.

She couldn’t afford her bill.

This is not a scene from a developing nation or a history book. This is the United States of America.
The country in which it happens has spent decades telling the rest of the world that it has the highest GDP on earth. Which is a bit like a restaurant proudly displaying its bill on the wall. Enormous number. Terrible meal. The lobster was frozen, the wine came from a box.

Europe, by comparison, has spent the better part of a century building something rather different. The food, for a start, is extraordinary. Not in a showy way, but in the way that a simple lunch in Lyon or a glass of wine on a terrace in Lisbon reminds you that eating is one of the genuinely good things about being alive. The wine is the wine that the rest of the world has spent generations attempting to replicate, mostly without success.

Roughly 35 percent of Europeans live with a chronic illness. In America, that number is 76 percent. The difference is not genetic. It is architectural. It is the slow accumulation of decent food, walkable cities, actual holidays, and a healthcare system that does not require you to crowdfund your own appendix.

Europeans work fewer hours. They have more purchasing power on a smaller salary once you subtract the cost of health insurance, medical debt, and the private school their child needs because the local public one has a metal detector at the entrance. They live, on average, about ten years longer. Not ten years of decline and doctor visits, but ten years of being a person in the world.

In the first quarter of 2025, the number of Americans leaving the United States doubled compared to the previous quarter.  Europe was their top destination. Not for a sabbatical or a gap year. Permanently. These are not people who failed. These are people who did the maths.

There is a man somewhere in America right now who has worked fifty-hour weeks for forty years, taken one week off when his employer permitted it, and will, statistically, be dead before he sees seventy. And there is another man, not very far away on a map but an entire civilisation removed in practice, sitting on a terrace in the afternoon sun with a glass of something cold and no particular place to be. He has had six weeks off every summer since 1987. He knows his neighbours by name.

The first man’s country has the higher GDP.

The first man’s country tops the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) index. The second man tops the Quality of Life Index (QLI). The better health. The longer life. The afternoon.

MAGA America calls that losing.

Ask anyone.
Gandalv / @Microinteracti1

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@staffandopping Det visar sig
att du är människa

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@TommyHansson6 Så S är oskyldiga till ”experimentet”?