Nov 2, 2026 · 1 hr 3 min · 19 segments
For this episode Jimmy interviews Norwegian political scientist Glenn Diesen about what he describes as an increasingly hostile environment for dissenting views on the Ukraine war in Norway, including…
Jimmy DoreHost
Glenn DiesenGuest
Kurt MetzgerHostspeaker_11
Mischa PaullinPanelist
So what I've been saying for a long time is when your governments aren't responsive to the people anymore, you have to do direct action and you have to have protests that shut the machine down.

If they shut the stuff down and you have to have a demand, and that demand would be to get money out of politics, but that's actually happening right now in Europe.

The dock workers are revolting against their government supporting Israel in their genocide in Palestine.
I'm in the port city of Genoa, Italy, under the elevated highway that runs along the waterfront.
Here's what's going on.
Dock workers from CALP and the Union USB have blocked the road into the port since 9.30 this morning.
Trucks headed for the terminals have been turned around.
This is one of 113 ports on strike today in 22 countries.
The dock workers' demand is simple.
No weapons and no military cargo through their ports.
Here in Italy, it goes beyond the docks.
USB has called a general strike across the country and says it will defy the government's order to send transport workers back on the

That was the chant on port and dock workers' picket lines and marches across the Mediterranean and further afield on Friday.


So what I've been saying for a long time is when your governments aren't responsive to the people anymore, you have to do direct action and you have to have protests that shut the machine down.

If they shut the stuff down and you have to have a demand, and that demand would be to get money out of politics, but that's actually happening right now in Europe.

The dock workers are revolting against their government supporting Israel in their genocide in Palestine.
I'm in the port city of Genoa, Italy, under the elevated highway that runs along the waterfront.
Here's what's going on.
Dock workers from CALP and the Union USB have blocked the road into the port since 9.30 this morning.
Trucks headed for the terminals have been turned around.
This is one of 113 ports on strike today in 22 countries.
The dock workers' demand is simple.
No weapons and no military cargo through their ports.
Here in Italy, it goes beyond the docks.
USB has called a general strike across the country and says it will defy the government's order to send transport workers back on the

That was the chant on port and dock workers' picket lines and marches across the Mediterranean and further afield on Friday.

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