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  1. Hvordan finner Mediabiasfactcheck ut hvilke artikler de skal faktasjekke?
  2. Det er nok allerede for sent. Blinken sa i sommer at Iran er 1-2 uker unna å produsere artomvåpen. Når de først er så nærme så kan det nok være at de tenker det er en større nytte av å ha atomvåpen i forhandlinger vs å ikke ha det.
  3. Burde det egentlig være mer relevant for denne Mediabiasfactcheck siden og kanskje rate artikkelforfatterne?
  4. Tja, JStreet har alltid balansert ute til venstre, men har vel de senere årene kanskje flyttet seg noen hakk for mye til venstre og ser ut til å bli desto mer kontroversiel mer årene Why is J Street defending Ilhan Omar? And why did the Reform Movement join in? J Street’s Bad Romance with Jamaal Bowman Don’t Give J Street a Free Pass on Anti-Semitism How J Street Turned Democrats Against Israel | Opinion
  5. Men først da hun blir president.. Det er jo heller ikke lenge siden Biden sa han skulle sette et makstak på 55 dollar på hvor mye utleiere kunne øke leien.
  6. Ominous Signs of What US Middle East Policy Might Be Under a Harris Presidency Harris recently named her former adviser on Middle East issues, Ilan Goldenberg, as her liaison to the Jewish community and probably plans to give him a senior foreign policy job if she wins the election. Goldenberg worked on Middle East issues for the Obama administration and the 2016 presidential campaign of Elizabeth Warren. He is known as a far-left critic of Israel with ties to the anti-Israel group J Street and has been a sharp critic of Netanyahu and Trump’s Israel policy. Goldenberg has also been accused of being an apologist for Iran. He strongly supports the JCPOA and opposed President Trump’s decision to move the U.S. embassy in Israel to Jerusalem. According to Hudson Institute senior fellow Michael Doran, Goldenberg led a Biden administration effort to hunt and target Israelis for sanctions while Israel was at war against Hamas terrorists. In a recent Front Page Magazine article, Daniel Greenfield summed up what a Harris administration’s Middle East policy would be like if it included anti-Israel radicals like Gordon and Goldenberg: "Philip Gordon and Ilan Goldenberg are two anti-Israel figures from the Obama administration whose fingerprints are all over the policies that empowered Iran… What would Kamala’s foreign policy look like? The presence of Gordon and Goldenberg as her close advisors on the region shows that it would be the Obama administration on steroids."
  7. Jeg bare hoppet kjapt gjennom videoen, men ga han noen navn på hvem disse magaene som imploderer er?
  8. Trening generelt er jo ferskvare, men trening på dypvannssabotasje fører jo også til kompetanse og erfaring som ikke blir borte over natta. Poenget var nok uansett bare å vise at Ukraiana har en viss historie med specialops. Det refereres også til en tildligere plan om sprenge rørledningen, men som ikke ble gjennomført nå da den var for dyr og komplisert til å gjennomføre.
  9. "The base was taken over by Russia after it occupied Crimea, and some of its staff moved elsewhere in Ukraine."
  10. Det er begrenset hva man hører uten mic når noen andre med mic prater.
  11. Mic-cuts ville det vært nå også. Samme regler som forrige gang, bare med publikum. Vance også ville gjerne ha to debatter med Walz, men blir vist bare en.
  12. Publikum har det alltid vært, det hadde nok taklet helt greit.
  13. Hva, bruke tid på velgerne i en stat som ikke er vippestat?! Nei slike folk er ikke verdt den dyrbare tiden til Kamala.
  14. Harris vil ikke ha noen Fox-debatt før forhåndsstemmingen begynner.
  15. På denne dagen i 2016 ledet Hillary med 6,8. Biden ledet med 7,9.
  16. Now, for the first time, the outlines of the real story can be told. The Ukrainian operation cost around $300,000, according to people who participated in it. It involved a small rented yacht with a six-member crew, including trained civilian divers. One was a woman, whose presence helped create the illusion they were a group of friends on a pleasure cruise. The Journal spoke to four senior Ukrainian defense and security officials who either participated in or had direct knowledge of the plot. All of them said the pipelines were a legitimate target in Ukraine’s war of defense against Russia. Portions of their account were corroborated by a nearly two-year German police investigation into the attack, which has obtained evidence including email, mobile and satellite phones communications, as well as fingerprints and DNA samples from the alleged sabotage team. One crew member, a military officer on active duty who was fighting in the war, was a seasoned skipper, and four were experienced deep-sea divers, people familiar with the German investigation said. The crew included civilians, one of whom was a woman in her 30s who had trained privately as a diver. She was handpicked for her skills but also to lend more plausibility to the crew’s disguise as friends on holiday, according to one person familiar with the planning. Investigators later identified their mobile phone numbers and their Iridium satellite phone. That data allowed them to reconstruct the entire journey of the boat, which moored in Germany, Denmark, Sweden and Poland. U.S. authorities sought a court order to obtain from Google the emails a Ukrainian businessman used to lease the boat, and handed them over to the Germans. That Ukrainian businessman had contacted a number of boat rental firms in Sweden as well as in Germany, starting from mid-May 2022. “An attack of this scale is a sufficient reason to trigger the collective defense clause of NATO, but our critical infrastructure was blown up by a country that we support with massive weapons shipments and billions in cash,” said a senior German official familiar with the probe. Ukraine has a long history of training top civilian and military divers. A naval base on the Crimean Peninsula in the past trained deep-sea divers for the purposes of sabotage and demining. It also kept combat dolphins trained to attack enemy divers and blow up ships, according to two senior Ukrainian officers.
  17. Kamala Harris Would Be Disastrous for the Middle East As a senator, Harris advocated for rejoining the 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, a deal with Iran to ease sanctions in exchange for slowing its nuclear buildup, which Israel’s prime minister vocally opposed, and the Trump administration ended. And Harris, as Politico notes, “condemned a January 2020 military strike against top Iranian general Qassem Soleimani and co-sponsored unsuccessful legislation to block further military actions against Iranian leaders and targets.” Harris’ stance on the use of military force against America’s main adversary in the Middle East marks a stark departure from the pattern of the past five presidents. Harris was also in favor of disrupting the longstanding relationship with Saudi Arabia. Angered by the Saudi air attacks on Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen, she voted for a resolution to limit arms sales and military assistance to the oil kingdom. Kanskje Kamalas første utenriksbesøk dersom hun blir Potus går til Iran?
  18. Men hvorfor er han egentlig tidigere Command Sgt. Major dersom han ikke har fullført alle kvalifikasjonskravene? Det er ikke uvanlig at et opprykk er todelt, noe av tiden som kreves for graden er kurs og noe av tiden er befalstjeneste hvor man tjenestegjør som graden man skal ha.
  19. Det er ikke bare semantikk. Hvis han feilet å fullføre Command Sgt. Major utdanningen og ble degradert til Master Sergeant, så er det jo ikke nødvendigvis helt uproblematisk å kalle seg førstnevnte. Kan en kaptein som er blitt degradert til løytnant fortsatt kalle seg kaptein? Kan en som blir tatt opp i Navy Seals men ikke fullfører utdanningen kalle seg navy seal?
  20. Right-wing lawmakers are moonlighting as media stars Steve Bannon is in prison, but his show must go on. Lucky for him, there’s a Congress for that. The other week, Bannon’s popular digital show and podcast, War Room, had an unusual guest host: Rep. Chip Roy (R-Texas). Roy is one of a handful of lawmakers who have filled in this summer while Bannon serves a four-month sentence for contempt of Congress. Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) guest-hosted the show in mid-July; Reps. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.) and Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) are reportedly slated to take the mic in the coming weeks. (Kari Lake, the election denialist and Republican candidate for Senate in Arizona, and former Virginia congressman Dave Brat have also filled Bannon’s oversize seat.) It’s the latest example of a trend on Capitol Hill, as new tech, coupled with mass media layoffs, has enabled lawmakers—especially, but not exclusively, from the far right—to bypass the nation’s beleaguered press corps and become the first-person storytellers of Washington. Noe flere burde gjøre.
  21. Pennsylvania’s I’m-Not-Weird Voters What motivates them? How did they go from hating George W. Bush and Mitt Romney and voting for Obama to now backing Trump?
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