@PabloEscobarJr@liz_churchill10@SidneyPowell1 Didn’t they also die within a period of just two months or something? Sounds more like one hitman doing his job efficiently than nine suicidale cops.
@Amuzed_To_Death@jonasgahrstore Korrupte ledere som gir penger til hverandre, quelle surprise. Jonas har ikke forandret seg siden russekortet sitt: Det er bedre å være rik og frisk enn fattig og syk
@bobcycle2014@goddek You can’t see the difference between eating meat and torture a chicken just for the hell, oops I meant to say traditional ritual, of it?
One of the best interviews you’ll see this year: Julian Dorey and Baron Coleman.
Discussing here Trump’s betrayal, and the impossibility of the appointments confirmation process.
There are people you genuinely really like.
People whose professional excellence is undeniable, the ones who show up consistently, who have mastered their craft, who produce work that is sharp, reliable, and quietly impressive.
You respect their skill, enjoy what they create, and await their next episode - sometimes with impatience.
Julian Dorey is such a man. A great man, no question. But more than that, he is a genuinely exceptional interviewer: curious without being performative, prepared without being rigid, and skilled enough to create the rare space where a guest can actually think out loud. That is a real gift.
And then there are people you love.
You love them because you can see their goodness. Their integrity. Their humility. Their passion. You can see what they actually prioritise when no one is watching, and those priorities line up with your own.
Baron Coleman belongs in that second group, sitting comfortably alongside Candace and Tucker for me.
Baron is one of the most diligent investigators currently working in the online commentary space. He is decent. He is humble (“your humble host” is not just a catchphrase; it’s something he actually practices).
And he is still searching, still trying to get closer to the truth rather than simply perform certainty.
He does three or four 4-hour shows a week, writes his own opening statements by hand, and does his level best to answer every comment that comes in during the live broadcasts.
You can feel the gratitude in him - gratitude for the position he has been given, and for the people who helped put him there - and I don’t believe there is a version of this man that would ever betray either.
Right now he’s a rising star in podcasting. But I suspect that, in the years ahead, he will become something far more important to the national conversation than most people currently realise.
@Breedlove22 Great summary and Chase Hughes is top notch of knowledge and wisdom 🙌🏾 To everybody saying he can’t hypnotize someone into murder just look up the Milgram experiment and you’ll see you don’t even need to be under hypnosis
@liz_churchill10 The statute of limitations are about to run out on being able to prosecute him but the system that gave him power was never going to punish him anyway it's up to the people
@Fattigafrikaner@espenteigen Stemmer ikke. Det er opptil ti ganger større risiko hvis et homofilt par adopterer. Det er dokumentert. Jeg kjenner homofile som har adoptert og har ustyrtelig lykkelig barn, men du tar feil hvis du tror det ikke øker risikoen på generelt grunnlag.
@TheAndrelaur@Bardar11@NRKno Det henger også sammen med at han ble fin over natten. Han har holdt på med standup siden midten av tenårene og var langtfra en chad da
@HeleneTveit1 Haha, han avslutter første svar med det som på engelsk kalles tung jutting. Det første kroppsspråket en baby lærer seg når det er noe de ikke liker. Som voksen gjør du det hvis du blir ferska og prøver å lyve deg forbi. Latterlig.
@Bardar11 Whitney Webb mener de har lagt ut ca 2% av dokumentene de sitter på så hvis de har samme tidslinje på fremtidig lansering av filer er vi ferdig med dette i år 2037 sånn optimistisk sett