Rasmus Buchtrup Sand (@RasmusOfDenmark)
Postman (@Postmanden1)
Ib Rehné Kairo🇩🇰 (@IbRKairo)
Peter Haagen Sørensen (@JensHaagen)
Kristian (@KayAgeOfEl)
Uffe (@Uffewelander)
Nej det bliver ALDRIG en god ide at gøre Mette til Statsminister igen, hverken før eller siden. Danmark fortjener så meget bedre 🤞🤞🤞 #dkpol #dkmedier
Michael L (@MichaelNstr)
Her er nogen fotos af alle de Hezbollah folk Israelndræbte i deres kæmpeangreb på Libanon i sidste uge. #dkol #dkmedier QT @AJEnglish (Al Jazeera English) In a matter of minutes, Israel killed more than 350 people across Lebanon on Wednesday, April 8. Here are some of their stories. https://t.co/XUlCXxphRp
Rasmus Buchtrup Sand (@RasmusOfDenmark)
Du er efterhånden skoleeksemplet på hvorfor vi tredeler magten. Du skal vælge imellem de tre muligheder, det bliver hurtigt for psykotisk at høre på, hvis man blander kasketterne. Vil du helst være udøvende eller lovgivende? For lige nu; dømmer du folk på forhånd, ønsker at lovgive i fremtiden, samtidigt med at du på en eller anden måde udøver en for for selvjustits. Træk vejret, træk stikket. Ro på. #DkPol #DkMedier
Michael L (@MichaelNstr)
Lidt historieundervisning om vores amerikanske venners opførsel i Vietnam. #dkpol #dkmedier QT @nxt888 (Sony Thăng) The Phoenix Program deserves its own reckoning. Because it is not taught in American schools. Because it does not appear in most American War movies. Because the people who ran it went on to long, decorated careers in intelligence and government and were never once called to account for what they did. Phoenix was a CIA program. Officially called Civil Operations and Revolutionary Development Support. Its goal was to identify and eliminate the Viet Cong infrastructure, meaning anyone suspected of supporting or sympathizing with the National Liberation Front. Between 1965 and 1972, it reportedly killed between 20,000 and 40,000 Vietnamese civilians. Tortured tens of thousands more. In interrogation centers built by American money, staffed by American-trained personnel, overseen by American advisors. The methods were not subtle. Electric shock. Waterboarding. Rape. Mutilation. The tiger cages of Con Son Island, cramped stone boxes where prisoners were kept folded for weeks, were built with American funding and American approval. A CIA officer who ran the program, William Colby, later became Director of the CIA. He testified before Congress about Phoenix. He was never charged. He wrote a book. He became a respected member of the foreign policy establishment. And now his grandson, Elbridge Colby, sits at the center of U.S. defense policy. This is not ancient history. The logic of Phoenix, identify, isolate, eliminate civilian support networks, was used in Iraq. In Afghanistan. In other places whose names we don't know yet. The institution that built Phoenix still exists. The men it trained trained other men. The program ends. The program never ends. Vietnam showed it could be resisted. Vietnam showed it could be survived. Vietnam is still here.
Ib Rehné Kairo🇩🇰 (@IbRKairo)
#dkpol De uvidende individer , fårene, covids vidner, der råbte sølvpapirshat fra 2021 slår sig ikke på lårene af grin mere. 60.000 døde af mRNA-vaccinen i Tyskland. Hvor mange tusinde er døde af Mette, Brostrøm og @Heunicke ' supervåbeni Danmark? Intet om dette i #dkmedier https://t.co/yN6ygJ9KY1
