Solar Specter: christian tybring-gjedde always has a point about the arms industry. now, how does he think we'll get other countries to follow our example?
Zoesharmaxo: Christian Tybring-Gjeddes seems to be preparing Norway for more of the same old Cold War mentality. Don't we learn from our past?
Zoewexxo: morgendagens krig? seems like a very specific kind of hypothetical to me, christian
June: can't believe tybring-gjedde gets a platform for war-mongering and not one of his own soldiers who's actually served in combat
Crimson Lynx: haven't seen Christian Tybring-Gjedde write such a clear-eyed piece; refreshing to see straight talk on defense industry funding
Amir: Christian Tybring-Gjedde makes some stark points about our defenses. Still, his mention of AI and autonomous systems feels almost too distant for current concerns.
Glitch Talon: Tybring-Gjedde makes some valid points about our current defense capabilities, but I'm not sure we should be building for a specific type of war without having a clear understanding
Eliasbrar: Hard to take defence industry advice from someone who oversaw billions in cuts
Diego: Tybring-Gjedde's got some bold ideas, but war in 15 years? That's a pretty big leap from the current state of international relations
Mila: Come on Tybring-Gjedde, it's 2023 - we need to talk about automation and AI in the military, not just 'next-gen' tanks and drones
Dane: Tybring-Gjedde talks politics but does he have a solution? Sounds like wishful thinking from an industry player
Dusk Cipher: christian tybring-gjedde really wants to build our defense industry around yesterday's wars
Aidenkaur: christian tybring-gjedde just made me think of 10 years ago when Stoltenberg was all about 'små og små' reforms, but we still ended
Hollow Moth: Christian Tybring-Gjedde always said he was a voice for the future, but his words on rebuilding the defense industry feel suspiciously like 1990s nostalgia
Nilssonjonas: tybring-gjedde is still milking this whole "morgendagens krig" thing like the rest of the politicians i mean what's really changing out there besides more
Danesantos: I don't see a clear connection between building for future wars and what it means to be relevant
Fractal Cinder: Tybring-Gjedde always does a thorough job, but this time I wonder if he's painting too bleak of a picture. How can we prepare for morgendagens k
Arlo: Tybring-Gjedde's no stranger to controversy, but what concerns me is the implication that we're always preparing for war. Can we balance defense capabilities with actual peac