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HWL wrote that the electricity price in Lund was 5.75 kronor per kilowatt-hour and stated that the prices in southern Sweden that day were the highest in northern Europe. HWL claimed that the export of electricity to other countries was driving up prices for Swedish households and asked how the situation could be allowed to continue. #elpriser #Sverige #energi (translated)

HWL claimed that Iran had hacked Swedish ICA and Coop as well as hundreds of grocery stores in Europe and knocked out over 700 freezers with a laptop in Tehran. According to HWL, this showed that Sweden's food supply was open to foreign power. HWL also questioned whether the entire power grid must be shut down before politicians reacted. #cyberattacker #säkerhetspolitik #Iran (translated)

HWL wrote that they had seen a segment about the UN officially declaring the goals of the Paris Agreement to limit warming to 1.5 degrees dead. According to HWL, children and young people had been taught in school for a decade that the world would end if the goal was not met, which had created climate anxiety, while the UN was now said to have stated that the goal was impossible to achieve. HWL also claimed that people had to pay high electricity bills, more expensive gasoline, and new climate taxes, while the economy had been constrained. They wrote that the West had dismantled industry and welfare while Asia expanded coal power, and described the climate initiatives as an expensive political misstep. HWL asked how to explain this to the children and called for suggestions. #Klimatkrisen #Parisavtalet #Framtidsångest (translated)

HWL wrote that Ukraine had been called in on short notice to a meeting in Oslo with the US and Nordic leaders. According to HWL, the US pushed for a peace agreement as time was running out. HWL claimed that it had taken four years and hundreds of billions before the politicians woke up and asked whether it wasn't nice that they were now forced to act. https://t.co/2N787bMbRf #Ukraina #Fred #Politik (translated)

HWL wrote that it took an American president to say what all of Europe really thought. The person praised Donald Trump for having spoken out about the situation in France and claimed that Europe needed secured borders and extensive deportations to be able to persist. HWL criticized European politicians for talking about complex challenges and urged Europe's leaders to act before the continent, in the person's phrasing, burned down. The post asked whether Europe would do what was required or if the future would show that Trump had been right. https://t.co/cDv1eVtwoF #Europa #gränskontroll #politik (translated)

HWL wrote that what had been described as student protests, according to him, had a different character. He claimed that 38 of the 54 groups behind the riots were communist parties, radical Islamists, or foreign propaganda channels, and criticized established media for spreading an image of the protests without examining who was behind them. He described the developments as worrying for Europe and asked where the continent would find itself in five to ten years if it continued. https://t.co/Xp7hyp58S8 #Europa #politik #media (translated)

HWL referred to Marco Rubio's statement that people had laughed at and mocked Donald Trump before his warning became reality. HWL wrote that Trump had warned Germany in 2018 that the country's energy policy towards Russia posed a security risk, but German leaders had openly laughed at him and the media followed suit. According to HWL, the subsequent energy crisis showed that Trump had been right on every point. HWL criticized what they described as silence from journalists who had previously mocked Trump and praised German politicians. They wrote that they did not show self-examination or ask critical questions afterward. HWL asked whether European politicians thought it had been worth ruining the entire continent's industry to avoid giving Trump right for five minutes. https://t.co/zFMmRhVfgh #politik #Trump #Tyskland (translated)

HWL wrote that the Wall Street Journal had reported on a planned tripartite meeting next month between Vladimir Putin, Donald Trump, and Xi Jinping to settle the issue of Ukraine, without Europe being invited. He argued that the information showed how failed the EU's foreign policy was and claimed that the great powers had taken over the issue. HWL asked whether a peace imposed by the great powers would be better than a war without end. #Utrikespolitik #EU #Stormakter (translated)

HWL wrote that they had seen information on social media about the left blaming the riots in France on Russia. They admitted that Russia was exploiting the situation and fueling the division, but claimed that it was the country's own politicians – not Putin – who had opened the borders, dismantled the judiciary, and allowed parallel societies to emerge. HWL also wrote that the politicians had the tools to stop the development within a week if they wanted, but for some unclear reason, they let the chaos continue. #politiskdebatt #socialamedier #Frankrike (translated)

HWL wrote that 1,200 people had been arrested, 150 police officers had been injured, and cultural heritage from the 1800s had been burned in France. He claimed that Swedish media actively concealed which groups were behind the destruction and described the protests as largely peaceful. He asked how long the situation would continue. https://t.co/SQ1HZFD7Fe #Frankrike #Protester #Media (translated)

HWL wrote that violent scenes in European cities had forced the police to flee for safety reasons. They claimed that the decay of society was happening openly while politicians refused to act and questioned whether this was the future or if a limit had already been reached. https://t.co/hof8WB16I4 #krig #politik #säkerhet (translated)

HWL criticized TV4 for once again reporting critically about Donald Trump stopping sanctions and making a diesel deal with Russia. HWL claimed that Swedish media simultaneously overlooked the fact that the EU had transferred billions to the Russian treasury throughout the war through record purchases of Russian LNG gas and that European countries were importing Russian oil through intermediaries in India and Turkey. HWL wrote that the media's focus on portraying Trump as evil concealed that EU bureaucrats, according to the writer, were responsible for the largest cash flows to Moscow. The writer expressed frustration over what they described as a spectacle. #Trump #Ryssland #EU (translated)

HWL wrote that he had been very impressed by a Tesla Roadster that, according to him, drove up and down a ramp, shot into the air, rotated correctly, and landed softly. He described the event as one of the most astonishing in the automotive and technology world and wrote that it made him feel that the future was already here. At the same time, HWL criticized TV4's coverage and argued that the channel's motor editor lacked enthusiasm and vision. He described the reaction as marked by Swedish envy and asked why Swedish media had such a hard time celebrating when Elon Musk did something impressive. #Tesla #ElonMusk #Framtiden (translated)

HWL stated that they were new to the Power Barometer and had gone straight in at eighth place. They argued that the placement showed that the need for discussions and perspectives that traditional media avoided was greater than ever. HWL also thanked for the discussions and support. https://t.co/jDy32R0lZd #Maktbarometern #Diskussion #Media (translated)

HWL wrote that TV4 reported from Brussels, where EU leaders met to discuss Ukraine. According to HWL, the reporter criticized the U.S. purchase of Russian diesel and said that Trump was not trustworthy. The reporter described this as "the very worst in the situation," wrote HWL. HWL simultaneously claimed that the EU shut down its own industry while the union bought Russian LNG gas at record levels and imported Russian oil via India. HWL criticized the reporter for not pointing out that Europe, according to the post, was buying the same Russian energy indirectly and accused the reporting of protecting a narrative. HWL asked why the EU could buy Russian oil through intermediaries while the U.S. could not buy Russian diesel. #EU #Journalistik #Ukraina (translated)

HWL wrote that Europe's leaders had made Europe dependent on Russia for energy, China for trade, and the USA for security, while simultaneously ending up in conflict with all three. He described this as an example of self-destructive behavior. #Geopolitik #Energi #Säkerhet (translated)

HWL wrote that the trial regarding Nord Stream had begun in Germany. According to him, Swedish and Western politicians and experts had mainly stated in the autumn of 2022 that Vladimir Putin was behind the explosions, while objections had been dismissed as Russian propaganda. He stated that a former Ukrainian officer was on trial, suspected of involvement, and claimed that German prosecutors linked the sabotage to Ukrainian authorities and described the attack as a war crime. HWL wrote that the suspicions, if true, raised questions about Germany having provided tens of billions of euros in aid to Ukraine, which was suspected of having crippled the country's industrial backbone. #NordStream #Rättegång #Ukraina (translated)

HWL wrote that Magdalena Andersson had confirmed on TV4 that there was a lack of government support, but still described the week positively. According to HWL, she had pointed out that expulsions had been stopped and that agreements with Israel had been made. HWL questioned how many so-called "virtue points" she had received for this. https://t.co/gb8aTVtRlJ #svpol #politik #nyheter (translated)

HWL questioned why Sweden continued with immigration when nearly 10 percent, according to the post, were unemployed. HWL believed that the hundreds of thousands of unemployed that Sweden had already received should be put to work before more came and described the policy as incomprehensible. #invandring #arbetslöshet #Sverige (translated)