Yup, that one.

On an entirely different topic. I just watched “Threads” and I’ll blame you if I have nightmares tonight.

Jag ska tillägga att jag som DN annars ser stora risker med att öka regeringens maktbefogenheter i ”fredstida kris” i ljuset av tex Trumps åberopade av diverse ”kriser” gällande invandring, droger, handeln mm samt den auktoritära trenden i vår omvärld.

Det vore absurt om det vore så, men i kommitténs förslag (11.7.5., sid 369) står:

”Riksdagen bör när som helst kunna besluta att regeringen inte längre ska ha särskilda befogenheter att meddela föreskrifter. Ett sådant beslut bör fattas med enkel majoritet.”+

I’m impressed by the fact that Kaja Kallas, in this interview with Finnish YLE practically says as much about Dim Philby’s plan:

“The first 28-point plan was designed to make it easier for Russia to invade again.”

yle.fi/a/7-10088760

Här är rätt länk: yle.fi/a/7-10088760

Thomas, det verkar inte vara rätt länk.

Dim Philby is an appropriate nickname for a reason.

… but what did I say?

Meanwhile, in the United States of America, the President is above and beyond the law (and can preemptively pardon all his cronies and henchmen from all federal crimes).

www.nytimes.com/2025/11/25/o...

I mean, Jews came in fourth place even in the original poem. It was pretty obvious what was coming this time, too.

Yes Comrade. The Dictatorship of the Proletariat is only needed during a brief transition period, as experience has shown us.

Good. We need to stop calling Trump a narcissist merely as a diss and start engaging political psychology. His malignant narcissistic personality disorder is both real & consequential. Turkish foreign policy is also characterized by de-institutionalization & personalization, but less by pathology.

Ah, of course. Now I can even see some windows in the “chimney” rocks. Amazing sunrise.

Morning! That’s stunningly beautiful. Where are you?