This news should go in the Funny Stuff Thread
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Hmmm this is going to go over well for the Muslim world and Asian world. I do wonder, if the USA goes under, just how many countries are going to take a real crack at the UK.
Also, I wonder if the HK rioters have taken into account about all the fears of those ‘commie bastards’ are coming to strip us of our freedoms while the reality is that they are going to be stripped of all of their freedoms in the very nation that they love so much. It’s like a punishment game that literally writes itself. I seriously don’t know whether to laugh my head off or cry in fustration as to how stupid this sounds. I honestly wonder if we are going to suddenly get a V for Vendetta story next happening in real life like we are also going to get the purge happening in the USA. It’s like clock work
How much? Roads existed before that, you know.
Yes, they are baseless and unhinged because neither of the links you provide corroborates whatever fantasies you created in your mind. You are merely a shitposter, even SleepyStudent is more factual (he is just 'creative' with mental gymnastics).
You just confirmed what I have been saying about your wank list - you just start making your unhinged copium takes to whatever country is favorable to your true love, Russians
As I said, prepare shitposts about Eritrea, you might need them soon.Any country is only powerful when aligned Russia, yet Russia itself is a poor shithole with an overrated military that cannot defeat another craphole called Ukraine without mobilization and where 76.4% of people have to spend half or more of their income just to eat
Cool story, Ivan, now go to sleep, you drank too much vodka.Who wouldn't want an underwater bridge.
Are they going to pay for Chinese solar panels and batteries in $US or Yen?
Maybe posted before.
Among other things, it is pointed out that Brexit has given Germany greater autonomy and made it more difficult for the U.S. to influence the decisions of European governments.
” If Germany and France cooperate, they will become not only an economic competitor to the United States but also a political one “.
A critical goal that pervades the cynical strategy is to destroy the cooperation between Germany, Russia, and France, which is seen as the most significant economic and political threat to the United States.
An additional factor contributing to Germany’s economic independence is Brexit.
With the withdrawal of the U.K. from the E.U. structures, the U.S. has lost a meaningful opportunity to influence the negotiation of cross-governmental decisions.
Fear of a damaging U.S. response determines the relatively slow speed of those changes.
If one day the U.S. abandon Europe, there will be a good chance for Germany and France to get to a complete political consensus.
Then Italy and other Old Europe countries – primarily the former ECSC members – may join it on certain conditions.
Britain, which is currently outside the E.U., will not be able to resist the pressure of the Franco-German duo alone.
If implemented, this scenario will eventually turn Europe into an economic and political competitor to the United States.
An increase in the flow of resources from Europe to the U.S. can be expected if Germany begins to experience a controlled economic crisis.
The pace of economic development in the E.U. depends almost without alternative on the state of the German economy.
Due to coalition constraints, the German leadership is not in complete control of the situation in the country.
Thanks to the U.S.’s precise actions, it has been possible to block the commissioning of the Nord Stream 2 pipeline.
The only feasible way to guarantee Germany’s rejection of Russian energy supplies is to involve both sides in the military conflict in Ukraine.
Among other things, it is pointed out that Brexit has given Germany greater autonomy and made it more difficult for the U.S. to influence the decisions of European governments.
” If Germany and France cooperate, they will become not only an economic competitor to the United States but also a political one “.
A critical goal that pervades the cynical strategy is to destroy the cooperation between Germany, Russia, and France, which is seen as the most significant economic and political threat to the United States.
An additional factor contributing to Germany’s economic independence is Brexit.
With the withdrawal of the U.K. from the E.U. structures, the U.S. has lost a meaningful opportunity to influence the negotiation of cross-governmental decisions.
Fear of a damaging U.S. response determines the relatively slow speed of those changes.
If one day the U.S. abandon Europe, there will be a good chance for Germany and France to get to a complete political consensus.
Then Italy and other Old Europe countries – primarily the former ECSC members – may join it on certain conditions.
Britain, which is currently outside the E.U., will not be able to resist the pressure of the Franco-German duo alone.
If implemented, this scenario will eventually turn Europe into an economic and political competitor to the United States.
An increase in the flow of resources from Europe to the U.S. can be expected if Germany begins to experience a controlled economic crisis.
The pace of economic development in the E.U. depends almost without alternative on the state of the German economy.
Due to coalition constraints, the German leadership is not in complete control of the situation in the country.
Thanks to the U.S.’s precise actions, it has been possible to block the commissioning of the Nord Stream 2 pipeline.
The only feasible way to guarantee Germany’s rejection of Russian energy supplies is to involve both sides in the military conflict in Ukraine.
So basically this confirms everything I have been saying about the US strategic goals in situation around Ukraine. They have achieved most of them, albeit messily. It makes sense and may look optimal considering how the US views the world but it does not necessarily mean that these decisions are optimal in reality.