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Well, they practically didn't for a very long time. But legally, just another salami slicing. I am behind my past assertions here.
- There will never be a formal declaration of independence. There will be a US-supported creep towards recognized statehood in all but name. Post-WW2 legal framework is becoming irrelevant anyway.
- China can claim that the redline was passed already.
- China will end this chapter before 2035, likely around 2030. This simply can't continue.
There will be a US-supported creep towards recognized statehood in all but name. Post-WW2 legal framework is becoming irrelevant anyway.
Good, China should play along would give the perfect precedent when China becomes top dog, They invaded Iraq and now nobody care about Ukraine's sovereignty, Kidnapped someone's daughter only to realise others can now do the same thing to your spies, Froze Russian fx now nobody wants your bonds resulting in inflation, I wouldn't be surprised if they were given medals by Xi in the future for their services to motherland
Good, China should play along would give the perfect precedent when China becomes top dog, They invaded Iraq and now nobody care about Ukraine's sovereignty, Kidnapped someone's daughter only to realise others can now do the same thing to your spies, Froze Russian fx now nobody wants your bonds resulting in inflation, I wouldn't be surprised if they were given medals by Xi in the future for their services to motherland
I think the same too. At some point, this kind of salami slicing will damage China's credibility as a power. But until that point, it is actually setting a bad precedent for the US and its allies. As you said, one of the main reasons European calls for sanctioning of Russia were ignored is Europe's past support of GWOT and the bombing of Serbia. Most countries have stakes in peace, but when a serial aggressor wants you to sacrifice from your own economy to punish someone else's aggression the response is "It is not our war bro".
Unbeknown, it seems, to most people in Peru and the US (considering the paucity of media coverage in both countries), . The plenary session of Peru’s corrupt US-backed Congress last Thursday (May 18) the entry of US troops onto Peruvian soil with the ostensible purpose of carrying out “cooperation activities” with Peru’s armed forces and national police.
A by Mexico’s President Andrés Manuel Lopéz Obrador, who is currently person non grata in Peru, suggests it could be around 700.
Peru’s security forces, including 140,000 mobilised soldiers, have a brutal crackdown that culminated in the deaths of approximately 70 people. The new US forces will be joining them, possibly as soon as next week.
Is this the first step of the US government and military’s stepping-up-the-game process? The US seems set on for the 21st century.
A by Mexico’s President Andrés Manuel Lopéz Obrador, who is currently person non grata in Peru, suggests it could be around 700.
Peru’s security forces, including 140,000 mobilised soldiers, have a brutal crackdown that culminated in the deaths of approximately 70 people. The new US forces will be joining them, possibly as soon as next week.
Is this the first step of the US government and military’s stepping-up-the-game process? The US seems set on for the 21st century.
I have friend who lives in South America and is quite well versed in their politics. According to him, there is a conflict between people with local heritage and European heritage in most South American countries. The latter groups are usually supported by the USA and they are usually right wingers. In the last 30 years, these people grew less influential thus you see the current political changes. He expects events in Peru to go the same as Bolivia eventually where the pro-US, ethnic European, coup government was overthrown.
Outraged and furious’: Germans rebel against gas boiler ban
Official European Council report outright admitting their vassalage:
Europe is not really at the table when it comes to dealing with the Russia-Ukraine crisis. It has instead embarked on a process of vassalisation.
Official European Council report outright admitting their vassalage:
The art of vassalisation
Why does the leader of the most powerful country in Europe believe he is alone and defenceless unless he acts in lockstep with the US? Why, with a war taking place on the European continent, does US leadership remain necessary to solve even minor inter-allied disputes?Europe is not really at the table when it comes to dealing with the Russia-Ukraine crisis. It has instead embarked on a process of vassalisation.
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"Let's force people to renovate their houses during economic hardship and just after closing down running nuclear power plants. And let's not forget how we doubled down on gas as the government multiple times during last two decades"
Maybe they are trying to get Germans to spend more to increase the consumption ratio. I dunno
Germany is being harvested by the US. Greens are the perfect US pawns