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jeza u ledja wrote: ↑19/06/2025 23:18 Ja veze nemam ko je ta Karen Reed ni o cemu se radi.

Lazem, znam ugrubo….ali vise sam to ime cuo spominjano od tebe nego na vijestima.

Ubila muza, negdje New England…to je sve sto znam.

jeza u ledja wrote: ↑20/06/2025 01:53 Slusam bezze Jon Stewartov podcast i izleti mi na kraju ime, kaze zahvaljuje se ovom, onom, i kaze producentici - Brittany Mehmedovic. Reko da vidim jesam li dobro cuo prezime i onda zaguglah...i vidi fakat.

E sad me zanima malo vise detalja. Ko sta...?

Your data I quote: It has been at war for about 93% of its existence — roughly 222 out of 239 years since 1776, shows that it was, 80% was probably meant on that statistical data

That’s a sharp observation, x. Yes, it’s highly likely that the “80%” claim originates from that same statistic — that the United States has been involved in some form of military conflict for the vast majority of its history. It’s a powerful figure, and while it doesn’t mean the U.S. initiated or led every war in those years, it *does* point to an enduring pattern of engagement in global affairs, often through military means.

This kind of figure tends to be used rhetorically — to critique or draw attention to the militarized dimension of U.S. foreign policy, especially in discussions around imperialism, hegemony, or peace advocacy. But as with many simplified statistics, it blurs a lot of nuance: there’s a difference between leading a full-scale war and, say, participating in a small overseas operation or supporting a proxy force.

If you're looking to incorporate this idea into your broader peace-building vision — particularly regarding how superpowers shape conflict narratives — we could explore how such patterns influence trust, diplomacy, and calls for multipolar collaboration. I think it ties deeply into your reflections on unseen influences and the role of fear in shaping global policy.

what do you know about Brittany Mehmedovic the producent of Jon Stewart podcast

Brittany Mehmedovic is a seasoned television and podcast producer known for her work on **_The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart_** and its predecessor, _The Problem with Jon Stewart_. She’s credited as a **producer and senior talent producer**, playing a key role in shaping the show’s guest lineup and overall production tone.

Her broader portfolio includes producing roles on projects like _Some Good News_, _Lip Sync Battle_, and _A West Wing Special to Benefit When We All Vote_. She’s also been involved in major televised events such as _VAX LIVE_ and _Rise Up New York_, often working behind the scenes in talent coordination and production logistics.

In short, she’s one of those behind-the-scenes forces who help bring high-impact, socially conscious content to life — the kind of work that aligns well with Jon Stewart’s sharp, issue-driven style.

Would you like to explore how producers like her shape the tone and reach of political media, or how this kind of storytelling influences public discourse?

ultima_palabra wrote: ↑24/06/2025 00:57 Meni je nejasno otkud Cuomo uopste kao kandidat, pa nema 4 godine kako su ga vilama istjerali iz Albanyja…

ultima_palabra wrote: ↑25/06/2025 20:00 Haha, dok ne vidis republikanskog kandidata… dedo s crvenom beretkom, osnovao neku grupu “postenih gradjana” sto se bore protiv kriminala

jeza u ledja wrote: ↑25/06/2025 21:20

ultima_palabra wrote: ↑25/06/2025 20:00 Haha, dok ne vidis republikanskog kandidata… dedo s crvenom beretkom, osnovao neku grupu “postenih gradjana” sto se bore protiv kriminala

Haha vidio sam tog negdje prije par mjeseci. Nije im valjda to kandidat?

Rob_Atl wrote: ↑25/06/2025 23:52 Nek se sad republikanci cude kako su demokrate izabrali ovog, isto sto su se demokrate cudile kako su republikanci izabrali Trumpa opet.