Morten Kjeldgaard

The US Embassy in Baghdad is ordering all Americans in Iraq to leave as quickly as possible. Iraq is 85% Shia Muslims and they are likely not happy that their religious leader has been killed in the Epstein Fury Operation. It seems the war could be spreading to Iraq, and Trump has walked US into a quagmire they won't get out of anytime soon.

Americans are starting to react to a girls' school in Iran destroyed by US Tomahawk missiles, where around 110 children and all teachers were killed.

I stedet for at staten indfører alle mulige regler for børns brug af internet — noget der retteligt er familiens ansvar — bør staten gøre noget for at sikre at alle har adgang til ordentlig information. Folketinget bør bevilge penge til forsvar af vores demokrati, og en del af det kunne være at alle hustande fik tilbudt et betalt avisabonnement efter eget valg, aviser som i forvejen får mediestøtte. Ja det kommer til at koste, men det er en pris der er værd at betale for at sikre demokratiet.

If the US strategy of the Iran war was to topple the regime they have already failed. It is very obvious that the regime didn't fall over, and isn't going to, the protests from January did not continue and the regime is as stable as ever. The US air force can continue bombing, killing civilians and a few military personnel, but that will not topple the regime. To achieve this, US needs to put boots on the ground, and for that to succeed they need at least 500.000 troops, if not more.

I’d be very concerned if I were Israeli. Support for Israel has been a bedrock principle for US foreign policy since the state of Israel was established in 1948. But is was always about the idea of supporting “the only democracy in the region”, not about Israel’s fascist right wing carrying out “preemptive wars” and acts of revenge on its neighbors.1/2 >