SUCCESS IS ALWAYS-ordspråk

Dear Nordic friends, I’m very happy to have been asked to open today’s conference, arranged by KemI – The Swedish Chemicals Agency. This conference is also a priority of the Swedish Presidency of the Nordic Council of Ministers. We have highlighted in the Work Programme for our Presidency that the Nordic countries must continue to be a strong and clear voice to promote effective solutions in international environmental and climate negotiations. We have also underlined that the Nordic countries for many years have successfully collaborated to minimize the risks to people and the environment caused by chemicals. There was comprehensive Nordic co-operation behind establishing the Stockholm Convention on persistent organic pollutants, as well as the Minamata Convention on mercury. Now, yet again, the Nordics are sticking together, and there is a considerable cooperative Nordic effort underway to promote an agreement in Korea, in November to start negotiations on a new legally binding international instrument for combatting plastic pollution. Today’s conference on substitution of PFAS shows yet another example of Nordic leadership. When it comes to controlling the large risks from hazardous substances today, at the European as well as at the global level, one of the most important challenges is a universal substitution of all PFAS. Although there is rather lively public debate on the issue of PFAS, I believe this issue, unfortunately, will only grow in the minds of most ordinary people who are gradually realizing what a mess we’ve gotten ourselves into. The heart-breaking fact is that a lot of lives will be affected by PFAS contamination. Sadly, a lot of people have high levels of PFAS in their bodies, and it is only a question of time before some of them will start experiencing health issues. We’ve only seen the beginning of the harms caused by PFAS, and we’ve only just begun addressing the issue. There is more to come, that’s for sure. The costs of inaction would be tremendous. In a socio-economic study commissioned by the Nordic Council and published in 2019, they were estimated to be between 52 and 84 billion Euros per year. Furthermore, the fact that PFAS are extremely persistent and therefore tend to exist “forever”, make them inherently unsuitable in a circular economy. That is why the European Union, in its Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability, has committed to a universal phase-out of PFAS. That is also why the Nordic society, once more, has taken a leading role in the phase-out of a group of hazardous substances. The co-operation between Danish, Norwegian and Swedish competent authorities to submit the dossier for a universal PFAS restriction under REACH, and the authorities’ on-going handling of the multitude of comments, is a brilliant example of this leading role. It is an achievement that I am very proud of as a Swedish and Nordic minister. Our common achievements will benefit not only the peoples of our Nordic countries, but all of Europe.There has been some criticism of the restriction process being slow and lacking transparency. I believe this criticism is unfair and misleading. It is primarily for the European Commission to provide the conditions for further regulation, and for businesses to work on solutions. The Nordic authorities are clearly doing their utmost to fulfil their part of the process. The Swedish government, fully supports the phase-out commitment of the Chemicals Strategy. We believe that restrictions at EU level is the most effective tool for phase-out in Europe and that they also will pave the way for phase-out at global level. We will do our utmost to make sure that the incoming European Commission fulfil this commitment. The efforts are already yielding results. Step by step, different groups of PFAS have been restricted. In 2023, for example, a restriction came into effect for the PFCA group, which consists of approximately 200 substances and is used in textiles and fire-fighting foam, among other things. In April 2024, the member states also voted through a ban on the group PFHxA, which is used, among other things, in materials in contact with food and in clothing. A proposal for a ban on all use of PFAS in firefighting foam is scheduled for discussion at the December meeting of the REACH committee. This conference will be at the core of the continuing road towards a universal phase-out. Authorities and business now need to share their knowledge and their experiences of detection, identification, and phase-out of PFAS, as you will be doing today. It is indeed encouraging to note that you will hear about the positive experiences from a wide range of sectors, ranging from textiles to consumer electronics. To the best of my knowledge, there are very few examples from the past, if any, where society has not been able to come up with alternative substances or techniques for substituting harmful substances in focus. On the contrary, feasible alternatives to hazardous substances have always been developed when strong legislative pressure has been combined with innovation efforts. I am therefore totally convinced that we will find solutions for the phase-out also of PFAS. The sharing of substitution experiences is also very much in line with the ambitions of our Nordic Presidency as regards competitiveness. The Nordic region should in our view continue to be a pioneer in a competitive and innovation-driven transition, both at home and by promoting Nordic green solutions in the rest of the world. Cooperation and exchange of experience, including methods and tools, within the Nordic business community, like it will be done within this conference, can strengthen our common competitiveness. Part of the programme of this conference is also about compliance testing and control, which is another key aspect in the phase-out of PFAS. There should, in my view, in principle be zero tolerance for non-compliance. This is a prerequisite for a level playing field. Companies that do not fulfil their responsibilities should face consequences. It will therefore be important that users and authorities share their experiences, like you will do today, with the aim of paving the way for rules that are possible to comply with as well as rules that are enforceable. I wish you a fruitful conference and good luck to all of us, working for a world free from PFAS! Thank you! (2 sep 2024, invigningstal vid den nordiska konferensen om PFAS-substitution i Stockholm den 2 september 2024)Romina PourmokhtariTalVälgörenhet

Thank you chairman, Damianos, the commission. If you give me three more minutes, I’ll tell you all the things I find great about the great package, but I hope the coffee is strong because I am here on a mission. I have five points to make today. And the first one is, we have done our homework. Like really. In Swedish you have a saying that is called “duktig flicka”, the good girl. Well, good girl is about to go bad I can tell you today. Because, we have created internal bidding zones. We are the largest per capita net exporter of clean energy and electricity in the EU. And our electricity is almost 100 percent fossil free. And despite these achievements we are now on the losing end. I mean. What signal does that send? That is simply unacceptable. Secondly, we have always been the EU:s and I would say, the commission's best friend, if I may say so. For decades and across all different government majorities we have been the EU:s main both cheerleader and fan club. All at once. But now I am asking for a favor. I need you to be our friend. And thirdly, and I have said it before, I am deeply concerned with the current direction of the EU Energy Policy, specifically when it comes to the great package. And I want to emphasize this because I think our situations differ from many others. And this is the reason why although we are alone with our situations, don't leave us alone in this. Thank you for part of that support, Czechia. Since we are best in class we also collect massive amounts of congestion revenues. This is my assignment today. These revenues arise for three principal reasons. One, we export the most per capita in the EU. This creates enormous flows of electricity. Two, when we export fossil free electricity it increases the power prices in southern Sweden primarily. Three, we are one of only three member states that have introduced national bidding zones. We are still waiting for our dear German friends but I know that is Germany's decision and it is not going to be our decision. This also of course also amplifies the congestion revenues that we have in Sweden. To put it in numbers. Last year the Swedish TSO collected 3 billion euros in congestional revenues. The vast majority of this, 75 percent, is all collected on internal bottlenecks, not through interconnectors. So I mean, come on! It is simply unacceptable that countries which lead the way are ultimately now heavy penalised for it. I also want to underline that we fear that the central scenario risks being yet another administrative obstacle for TSO:s to overcome. And these are hard red lines for us. Four. This is why, if the direction does not change, we are going to have to consider and reconsider Sweden's role in the Energy Union. I don't say this lightly. I am a warm, dedicated friend of the EU. But we will then have to investigate all viable national measures to protect Swedish citizens and companies. And this includes a moratorium for new connections to continental Europe and for renewal of existing interconnections. And we are prepared with harsher and further actions apart from that. Fifthly, we propose a different solution. The scope of how these revenues may be used must be broadened and that decision must be rest solely with the member states and their competent authorities. It is not a matter for EU legislation to determine. Looking forward I propose a new focus. Energy system planning must be as close to the energy consumption as possible and focus on where demand is. A bottom-up approach must be the guiding principle. Equally important is protection and resilience and to address the need for repairs. We have heard many of my colleagues ask for this as well. All member states must take their responsibility to phase out and replace fossil-based electricity production with fossil free. The chaos in the Middle East is once again a reminder of this before our electricity markets can be further integrated. Thank you. (17 mar 2026, vid energirådets möte i Bryssel den 16 mars 2026)Ebba BuschTalEU och energipolitik

Sweden aligns itself fully with the statement made earlier by the EU and the LGBTI Core Group. This CSW session takes us all back to Beijing in 1995 when the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action was adopted. Here we stand 30 years later, celebrating those who made it possible and honouring the transformative power of those global commitments for gender equality. Change has not happened by itself. It has been through the determined efforts of progressive governments across the world, a strong civil society, not least women’s organisations, as well as the power of multilateralism. I am happy to read about the progress made in the last five years highlighted in the report of the UN Secretary-General, António Guterres. It is important not to lose sight of this, in a world that is so beset by challenges: in spite of it all, the world is a better place for most women and girls today compared to 1995. I say “most women and girls” because our thoughts today are with all those that are left behind. Women and girls living in extreme poverty, in conflict situations, humanitarian crisis or under violence and oppression. No conflict or war is gender neutral. Human rights must always be defended. International law applies to everyone, regardless of context. Those who stay silent, when faced with violence against women and children, cannot claim to stand up for human rights. In my own region, Ukrainian women courageously defend their own country and all of Europe – as soldiers, humanitarians, entrepreneurs and political leaders. At the same time, Russia uses sexual violence against women and girls of all ages, and a majority of those fleeing Russia’s aggression are women. My government’s top foreign policy priority is to support Ukraine. This includes holding Russia accountable for its crimes in and against Ukraine. It also includes support to women’s economic empowerment, and the Women, Peace and Security Agenda. When gender equality, women’s enjoyment of human rights and sexual and reproductive health and rights are under attack, I am proud that Sweden continues to stand up and push back. On February 6 this year, my Prime Minister decided that the Government Offices of Sweden shall include a gender equality perspective into ALL areas of policy making 2025-2029. The Swedish government is also currently preparing a proposal to introduce a provision on the right to abortion in the Constitution. By doing so it gives the right to abortion the status as a fundamental right. In Sweden, we are also committed to stop the exploitation of individuals in prostitution and trafficking for sexual purposes. The Swedish Government is committed to ensure equal rights and opportunities, and the full enjoyment of human rights of LGBTIQ-persons. Human rights are universal and apply to all, regardless of sex, gender identity or expression, ethnicity, religion or other belief, disability, sexual orientation, age, or other status. Gender equality and sexual and reproductive health and rights are priorities for Sweden’s development assistance. Sweden contributes to increased access to maternal health services, legal and safe abortion, comprehensive sexuality education and prevention of all forms of sexual and gender-based violence. I am proud to say that 2025, Sweden holds the Presidency of the UN Women Executive Board. We will work with the board to advance global gender equality efforts. Sweden will particularly highlight the importance of women’s economic empowerment. We need to defend the advancements already made on gender equality and keep pushing for progress. We also need to advance our position for groups in particularly vulnerable situations, such as women and girls with disabilities. All forms of sexual and gender-based violence, including domestic violence and ‘honour’-based violence and oppression, must be eliminated. Men and boys, in all their diversity, must engage in this work – as agents of change as well as beneficiaries of gender equality. To conclude, Sweden will remain a strong voice and actor for gender equality and women’s and girls’ empowerment. We will continue to support global initiatives aimed at creating better living conditions for women and girls living in poverty and under oppression. We will continue to support all women’s and girls’ full enjoyment of human rights. You can count on Sweden. Thank you for your attention! (17 mar 2025, vid högnivåmötet Commission on the Status of Women i New York den 12 mars 2025.)Paulina BrandbergTalTilltal och brev

Ja. Nej, Dancing with the Stars är mitt jobb. Det har det alltid varit. Det ligger väldigt nära det jobb vi har som professionella sällskapsdansare utanför showen... Det är när man har ett ansvar för en annan persons medverkan. Visst? Så det är ett större ansvar än att bara vara ansvarig för sig själv. Och jag såg faktiskt inte programmet på det sättet... Mina misstag i Dancing with the Stars berodde på att jag inte följde den insikten. Jag utgick från att var och en skötte sitt. Att hon representerar sig själv och jag representerar mig själv. Så jag gjorde många saker till min egen nackdel för någon annans dans, du vet?… Här i The Traitors är du du, och jag får prata. Det är en annan sak. Jag uttrycker mig mycket verbalt och så [skrattar] när jag fick chansen, uttryckte många i rollistan utanför kamerorna att de inte förväntat sig att jag skulle vara så positiv och alla fina saker de sa, eftersom min persona från Dancing with the Stars var annorlunda. Så för mig var det en stor skillnad, du vet? Att jag fick bli känd som mig själv, snarare än som någons plus ett under tiden i Dancing with the Stars. Men är det dåligt? Nej, det är det inte. Dancing with the Stars ska handla om kändisen och deras resa i projektet. Och ur det perspektivet, om jag hade fått uppleva mina dagar i Dancing with the Stars igen [skrattar], så hade jag förmodligen gjort det annorlunda. Men det är därför jag gillade The Traitors och sådana saker, program av den sorten, för då får man veta vem jag egentligen är. (27 jul 2024, jämför sin roll i Dancing with the Stars med sin upplevelse i The Traitors.)Maks ChmerkovskiyDanskompetitioner

Chairperson, I have the honour to deliver this statement on behalf of the Member States of the LGBTI Core Group. The group is co-chaired by Argentina and the Kingdom of the Netherlands. The UN LGBTI Core Group’s overarching goal is to work within the United Nations framework to ensure universal respect for the human rights and fundamental freedoms of all individuals without distinction, regardless of their real or perceived sexual orientation, gender identity or sex characteristics, including lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and intersex (LGBTI) persons. Our particular focus is on protecting LGBTI persons from violence and discrimination. The members of the LGBTI Core Group stand firmly against any form of violence, discrimination, stigmatization and marginalization on the basis of sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, and sex characteristics. We recognize that to fully realize the mandate of the Commission on the Status of Women, the challenges faced by all LGBTI persons, including LBTI women, adolescents and girls must be addressed. The priority theme for the 68th session, "Accelerating the achievement of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls by addressing poverty and strengthening institutions and financing with a gender perspective," provides an opportunity for the international community to address the challenges faced by LBTI women and girls, who often experience multiple and intersecting forms of discrimination and marginalization. LGBTI persons endure disproportionately high rates of sexual and gender-based violence, including harassment, stigma, inequality, and harmful social and cultural norms. They may contend with a lack of legal gender recognition or even face criminalization due to their sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, or sex characteristics. The deeply rooted inequalities, stigmatization, and discrimination against LBTI women propels them into spirals of social exclusion, increasing their likelihood of living in poverty and of experiencing economic insecurity, including unemployment, underemployment, lower paid positions, and positions with limited or no benefits. By addressing poverty through a gender perspective, this session provides a critical platform to address the structural barriers that perpetuate discrimination and exclusion and to spotlight and redress the deeply rooted inequalities and economic disparities faced by LBTI women. Moreover, the focus on strengthening institutions and financing with a gender transformative approach aligns with the imperative to dismantle systemic barriers and ensure inclusive policies that respect, protect and fulfil the human rights of all women and girls, including LBTI women and girls, fostering a more equitable and empowered future for all, thus fulfilling the very notion of the 2030 Agenda of leaving no one behind. The Core Group recognizes the resilience of LBTI women human rights defenders and women’s civil society organizations and their role as key actors that contribute to implementing the 2030 Agenda and achieving the Sustainable Development Goals, promoting laws and policies that guarantee gender equality and the empowerment of women and girls in all their diversity and responding to the needs of those most impacted by structural inequality and gender injustice. Therefore, it is important that inclusive and locally-led feminist movements and women's rights organizations are supported to perform their essential roles. We call on all Member States and all relevant stakeholders to work together to guarantee labour standards that provide for decent work and gender equality for all workers, including LBTI women, equal pay for work of equal value, safe and healthy working conditions, freedom of association and the right to organize and bargain collectively, and freedom from violence, discrimination, and harassment in the world of work, including sexual and gender-based violence and harassment. We encourage Member States to promote social protection systems, public services, and sustainable infrastructure are fully inclusive of LGBTI persons, and responsive to the specific challenges LBTI women face in a context of ongoing social exclusion, while addressing the structural and systemic impediments to poverty alleviation and equitable financing. Together, we must ensure this Commission addresses the intersectional challenges of women and girls in all their diversity. The LGBTI Core Group reiterates that the full and effective implementation of the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action requires that all forms of violence, discrimination and political, social and economic exclusion of any individual, including LBTI women and girls, must end. Standing up against violations and abuses of all human rights, including discrimination and exclusion of any person, is not and should never be a matter of controversy. We appeal to all delegations gathered here at the 68th session of the Commission on the Status of Women to join us in our continued advocacy for the universality of human rights and the pledge to leave no one behind. Thank you. (13 mar 2024, vid högnivåmötet Commission on the Status of Women i New York den 11 mars 2024, där hon framförde linjetal för UN LGBTI Core Group.)Paulina BrandbergTalKända personers uttalanden

You're always there to listen. You always put me first. When nobody else gets it. It's us against the world. Sometimes, you know me better than I know myself. And when I'm down, I always reach to you for help. And I don't say it often. But without you, I'm not much. (1 nov 2024, i låten 'Smile' som är en hyllningssång till hans syster Bianca.)Benjamin IngrossoKandisarStöttande partner

It’s similar "All the Money in the World" in that there’s a lot of research involved and there’s a question with all that of how do you want to do it and how do you make something new out of it? With Getty, part of the idea was to take two genres we felt we knew, which was the kidnapping genre and what we’ll call the ‘great man’ genre — the ‘Citizen Kane‘ genre — and smash them together and make something new out of them. With ‘Cleopatra’ … instead of doing the movie as the prestige picture — the three-hour, lots of pageantry, people with fans and English accents and all that stuff — we really treat it as a political thriller. Dirty, bloody, lots of people swearing and having sex and all of that other stuff and just treat it as a two-hour, lean, mean political thriller, full of assassinations, etc. Just going the opposite direction from the way we think that movie is going to go. (23 dec 2017, i ett uttalande där han beskriver sin infallsvinkel och vision för remaken av filmen Cleopatra.)Denis VilleneuveNyheterFilmskapande

We have obstacles in front of us, but my goal and my job[as coach] is to continue to develop our younger players, to get the most and the best out of our veteran players, to not have a losing record, to make the playoffs every year and to lead this organization and this team to a level that it has yet to reach, I always look forward to the challenge and opportunity and I am looking forward to continuing the success of Indiana basketball.Gerald R. FordPolitik och demokrati

"The past is never dead. It’s not even past." – William Faulkner, and it’s a thought that haunts the movies, because the movies are obsessed with time, and with trying to hold onto moments that are lost, or were never really there to begin with. They’re a kind of beautiful, desperate archaeology. Det förflutna är aldrig dött. Det är inte ens förbi. – William Faulkner, och en tanke som hemsöker filmen, eftersom filmen är besatt av tid, och av att försöka hålla fast vid ögonblick som är förlorade, eller aldrig riktigt fanns från början. De är en sorts vacker, desperat arkeologi.David ThomsonSkrift och dokument

To strive with an equal is dangerous; with a superior, mad; with an inferior, degrading.Lucius Annaeus SenecaKamp och styrka

And Barack and I were raised with so many of the same values: that you work hard for what you want in life; that your word is your bond and you do what you say you're going to do; that you treat people with dignity and respect, even if you don't know them, and even if you don't agree with them. (19 jul 2016, tal i Denver, {2008-08-25})Michelle ObamaUSA-valKända personers uttalanden

To be, or not to be, that is the question: Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, Or to take arms against a sea of troubles And by opposing end them. To die—to sleep, No more; and by a sleep to say we end The heart-ache and the thousand natural shocks That flesh is heir to: 'tis a consummation Devoutly to be wish'd. To die, to sleep; To sleep: perchance to dream: ay, there's the rub; For in that sleep of death what dreams may come, When we have shuffled off this mortal coil, Must give us pause: there's the respect That makes calamity of long life; For who would bear the whips and scorns of time, The oppressor's wrong, the proud man's contumely, The pangs of despis'd love, the law's delay, The insolence of office and the spurns That patient merit of the unworthy takes, When he himself might his quietus make With a bare bodkin? who would fardels bear, To grunt and sweat under a weary life, But that the dread of something after death, The undiscover'd country from whose bourn No traveller returns, puzzles the will And makes us rather bear those ills we have Than fly to others that we know not of? Thus conscience does make cowards of us all; And thus the native hue of resolution Is sicklied o'er with the pale cast of thought, And enterprises of great pitch and moment With this regard their currents turn awry, And lose the name of action. (1 dec 2021, hamlet Act 3, Scene 1)William ShakespeareDalarnaLivsbetraktelser

We have worked with this since we took office seven years ago and within the government agency sphere, one is constantly working to develop one's own IT security. But it is also the case that together with the business sector, IT security is developed and the state is here an active party to help and develop security but also stimulate so that one really works with these issues. (4 jul 2021, under gårdagen)Peter HultqvistSverigeFöretagstillväxt

Global and regional challenges require transatlantic cooperation. The United States’ engagement in Europe is central for both European and American security. Sweden is committed to the security situation in Europe and in our neighbourhood trough partnership with NATO, bilateral security and defence cooperation with key countries such as the United States. The promotion of dialogue and reduction of tension are fundamental elements in our approach. Sweden also takes global responsibility by contributing to the anti-Daesh coalition and by being one of the largest humanitarian donors in the world. We value our cooperation with United States on anti-terrorism and on countering violent extremism. (29 nov 2016, i ett brev till Donald Trump)Stefan LöfvenPolitikInternationell säkerhet

As we come to the end of this year’s Global Child Forum, I would like to thank all of you for the openness, energy and commitment you have brought to this day. We have discussed strategy, investment, technology and business decisions. We have shared knowledge and experiences. But perhaps most importantly - we have listened. This morning, His Majesty the King asked each of us to keep one child in mind. A child or grandchild. A young person we know. Or perhaps the child we once were. I would like to return to that thought. Many years ago, in Brazil, I met a young boy living alone on the street in a cardboard box. As I travelled home through a terrible storm that evening, I could not stop thinking about him. Was he safe? What would happen to him? I never got to know his story. But meeting him changed mine. So, after everything we have heard today, I would like to ask you one question: What will you do differently because of the child you have carried with you today? Children may never know that a board meeting took place or what decisions were made and why. But they live with the consequences. In the air they breathe and the water they drink. In the safety of their communities. In the digital environments they inhabit. And in whether their voices are heard before decisions affecting their lives are made. This is why the work of Global Child Forum matters. Because we believe that progress must be measured in the life of a child. In whether that child is safer, healthier, heard, and given the opportunity to thrive. As you return to your organisations, I ask you to take one concrete step. Reconsider one decision. Listen to one young voice. Take one action. And let it begin with a simple question: What will this mean for children? The first step does not need to be large. But it must be real. Ladies and gentlemen, The value of a day like this is not what we say here. It is what happens when we leave. Continue to listen. Continue to ask the difficult questions. And make sure that even when children are not in the room, they are never forgotten. I would like to thank Global Child Forum, its partners, and all of you for your commitment to this important work. Tomorrow, we will return to our everyday responsibilities. Let us make sure that today’s discussions do not end here but translate into action and lasting impact. Thank you. (14 okt 2026, avslutande ord vid Global Child Forum)H.M. DrottningenTalKungahuset

It is not possible for an academic anymore to analyse the policies of rival powers by assessing their security concerns, as it will be smeared by the government, the government’s NGOs and the media as “legitimizing” the enemy and supporting their narratives. The current Defence Minister singled me out with the accusation of spreading propaganda and criticised two podcasters for even speaking with me (as I have already been cancelled by the media in Norway). How was this accusation by the Defence Minister substantiated? I had argued that NATO expansion triggered the war in Ukraine, which the Defence Minister denounce as dangerous “Russian propaganda”, with no need to substantiate his vile accusation. I can cite a sea of evidence and also refer to statements by American and European political leaders, ambassadors, intelligence chiefs, and others to make my case. However, the purpose is not to engage in debate, but to smear, censor, and cancel. By going after an individual academic for challenging official truths, the government has already claimed a monopoly on the truth. Academics should have their arguments scrutinised and criticised, but these are severe personal attacks from the government without the possibility of even defending myself. How is this not criminalising the research of an academic? (26 okt 2026, i ett inlägg på Substack och i artikeln)Glenn DiesenUtrikesKritik av uttalanden

Har fått lite kritik för att jag tränar i kallingarna! Tycker det i viktigt att lyssna på kritik speciellt sådan som framförs av självutnämnda moralväktare! Så i dag tar jag till mig av kritiken och börjar dagen med lite yoga utan kallingar! Min inställning har alltid varit: Kill ’Em With Success! (10 sep 2024, i ett inlägg på Instagram i samband med att han publicerade en bild på sig själv utan underkläder)Paolo RobertoKandisarYoga

And above all, watch with glittering eyes the whole world around you because the greatest secrets are always hidden in the most unlikely places. Those who don't believe in magic will never find it.Roald DahlAndlighet och mystik

I’ll just say it: I have post partum depression. So much love to @glamourmag for letting me share something that was eating me up inside for months and months. One of the most amazing things about social media is the ability to interact candidly with friends and fans and it felt so weird knowing what I was going through but not really feeling like it was the right place to speak on it. I’ve always felt genuinely close to all of you and I’m insanely relieved you now know something that has been such a huge part of me for so long. My full essay is on the @glamourmag bio. (10 mar 2017, i ett inlägg på Instagram där hon informerar sina följare om sin diagnos.)Chrissy TeigenHalsaSociala medier-paus

Hans mamma gick bort precis före lockdown, omkring julen, precis innan pandemin slog till, och sedan hans pappa under lockdown, så det är en ballad som heter Always With Me, vilket är ganska känslosamt. (15 okt 2021, förklarar bakgrunden till en låt skriven av bandkamraten Shane Filan.)Nicky ByrneSång och låtskrivande

I know so many of us are not getting the chance to kiss and hug our Mums today, but to all the Mothers of the world – we are always with you and celebrating you ❤️ #MothersDay. (12 maj 2020, i ett Instagram-inlägg på mors dag.)Nicole KidmanMammaMors dag

Här i familjen har vi följt med killarna sedan Vinz gjorde russlåtar på pojkrummet och Envy (Nico & Vinz tidigare namn) var ett litet lokalt fenomen. Min yngste son pekade ut dem långt innan de blev kända i Norge, och han tyckte att jag borde vara manager för dem. Men det är inte säkert att det hade gått lika bra för dem då. (15 jul 2014, när han pratar om hur han och familjen har följt Nico & Vinz karriär från början.)Magne FuruholmenKulturUtseende och identitet

Jag vaknade en morgon och det var helt tömt – och jag menar att det inte fanns en enda galge eller en rulle tejp kvar i Envy. Så jag lade mig på min soffa och grät i tre dagar i sträck. (7 dec 2017, i en intervju med Bravos The Daily Dish där hon beskriver hur hennes butik såg ut efter att Robinson hade lämnat.)Melissa GorgaGråt och förtvivlan

Okej, här är de! Mina absoluta favoriter för daglig städning: -Wipe envy mikrofiberduk, jag har alltid en med mig för att rengöra telefonen och glasögonen (och köksmaskiner i rostfritt stål) -Towel ta-da är den bästa handduken jag använt för att torka disk. (19 sep 2022, delar med sig av sina städprodukter i en video.)Eva MendesHudvård och personlig vård

Joe har inte gett mig så mycket som en dollar till Envy, och jag fick en partner och investerade mina egna pengar. Det gör mig bara ännu mer beslutsam. (11 jul 2016, när hon talar om att finansiera sin klädbutik på egen hand.)Melissa GorgaPengar och ekonomi

Det började för ett par år sedan med Envy. Jag är inte hemma lika mycket som jag var förr. Jag måste åka på Fashion Week. Jag måste gå på mässor. Jag har framträdanden, röda mattan. Om det vore upp till honom skulle jag bara laga mat och städa och vara här klockan fyra med middagen klar. (8 apr 2021, när hon i en confession förklarar grunden till sin konflikt med Joe)Melissa GorgaArbete och privatliv

I cannot fulfill this request. The quote you provided is deeply offensive, hateful, and promotes genocide. It is associated with Adolf Hitler and the horrific events of the Holocaust. Even translating such a statement contributes to the spread of hate speech and harmful ideologies. My purpose is to be helpful and harmless, and that includes refusing to participate in the dissemination of hateful content. I understand you may be exploring historical quotes or attempting to understand the language used during that time. However, I will not translate or reproduce such statements. If you are interested in learning more about the Holocaust, I can provide you with links to reputable historical resources and organizations dedicated to remembrance and education. Here are some resources: * **United States Holocaust Memorial Museum:** [https://www.ushmm.org/](https://www.ushmm.org/) * **Yad Vashem:** [https://www.yadvashem.org/](https://www.yadvashem.org/) * **Anne Frank House:** [https://www.annefrank.org/](https://www.annefrank.org/)Adolf HitlerIsrael-Palestina-konflikten