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professor Chalmers Johnson in Memoriam

 

[Biscuits]

No, overall its an advantage. Since one day a dictatorial leader can come to power and abuse power unto himself thereby undermining state imsturions and the country itself. Just like we see in many developing countries who have no real institutions. In fact the institutions become just a tool for the leader or sometimes the leader himself is the institution and nobody can even dare go against them or challenge their abuse of power. Lol

That's straight up what Trump is doing lol

And it's no coincidence that's the third world playbook - most third world countries are US vassals with political systems based on US.

You've confused inertia for strength when it comes to institutions. Being unable to fire anyone, no matter how dumb or corrupt and/or if they're a disability hire from a political dynasty, does not make it strong. America has weak institutions with armies of strongly rooted employees, not strong institutions. Strong institutions would be ones capable of self-pruning and learning.

When times are good due to external factors in systems like this, there can be a false appearence of effectiveness. Times are simply not good in many third world countries, and recently not so in US anymore either.

Denmark is the biggest American cocksuckers in Europe. In the war in afghanistan, they were the one that sent the biggest military support to America. I really wonder how they are feeling now. Too bad their response is to suck American cock harder and hope for appeasement

Also, America basically controls Greenland already, they have bases, they are free to get American companies the right to mine resources there and Denmark/Greenland is bending the knee to allow for more concessions, but Trump wants total control. Which says a lot really. This isn't about negotiations to get a better deal, he already accomplished that and rejected it . He actually wants take Annex Greenland for real during his term.

I suspect the Greenland thing is meant as a deal for US to drop its claims on Taiwan without losing too much face. KMT is becoming US' Assad.

Btw US claims it can refuse to update Denmark's F-35s, now I have no idea if Denmark has any engineering prowess by itself, but with a decent level of engineering skill, it is full well possible to restore them to flight despite US objections (essentially making a F-35 fork lol).

 

[coolgod]

Btw US claims it can refuse to update Denmark's F-35s, now I have no idea if Denmark has any engineering prowess by itself, but with a decent level of engineering skill, it is full well possible to restore them to flight despite US objections (essentially making a F-35 fork lol).

Lmao, no way. The MIC would force trump to nuke Denmark before it ever gets to that point.

 

[tygyg1111]

I suspect the Greenland thing is meant as a deal for US to drop its claims on Taiwan without losing too much face. KMT is becoming US' Assad.

Btw US claims it can refuse to update Denmark's F-35s, now I have no idea if Denmark has any engineering prowess by itself, but with a decent level of engineering skill, it is full well possible to restore them to flight despite US objections (essentially making a F-35 fork lol).

Hilarious if Denmark then approached China to jailbreak the software and reverse engineer spare parts

 

[GulfLander]

Lmao, no way. The MIC would force trump to nuke Denmark before it ever gets to that point.

Didnt Greenland(Denmark) declined an acquisition by a CN comp of a rare earth compamy in greenland?

 

[coolgod]

Didnt Greenland(Denmark) declined an acquisition by a CN comp of a rare earth compamy in greenland?

Yes. They also recently had their pirates board and temporarily seize a Chinese transport vessel.

 

[EmoBirb]

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New secretary of defence. This guy is a real piece of work. His books reads like a parody of what a leftist would write a brain dead Christian MAGA to be. I wouldn't want to be in the middle east under his term, he really really hates Islam.

Based.

 

[EmoBirb]

That's straight up what Trump is doing lol

And it's no coincidence that's the third world playbook - most third world countries are US vassals with political systems based on US.

You've confused inertia for strength when it comes to institutions. Being unable to fire anyone, no matter how dumb or corrupt and/or if they're a disability hire from a political dynasty, does not make it strong. America has weak institutions with armies of strongly rooted employees, not strong institutions. Strong institutions would be ones capable of self-pruning and learning.

When times are good due to external factors in systems like this, there can be a false appearence of effectiveness. Times are simply not good in many third world countries, and recently not so in US anymore either.

I suspect the Greenland thing is meant as a deal for US to drop its claims on Taiwan without losing too much face. KMT is becoming US' Assad.

Btw US claims it can refuse to update Denmark's F-35s, now I have no idea if Denmark has any engineering prowess by itself, but with a decent level of engineering skill, it is full well possible to restore them to flight despite US objections (essentially making a F-35 fork lol).

The US has no claims to Taiwan. Neither is Taiwan Americas Syria, as Syria was Americas Syria. The US goal is simply to keep Taiwan going without the Mainland getting involved. Greenland is first and foremost important for it's natural resources and strategic proximity to Russia and possibly to intercept the potential of Chinese ICBMs flying from the north.

> I have no idea if Denmark has any engineering prowess by itself

Do we count LEGO® Technic? Otherwise very little. Doubtful they could keep their F-35s operational. Places like the UK, Japan, South Korea or Germany probably could, but I seriously doubt that Denmark would be able to.

 

[Biscuits]

The US has no claims to Taiwan. Neither is Taiwan Americas Syria, as Syria was Americas Syria. The US goal is simply to keep Taiwan going without the Mainland getting involved. Greenland is first and foremost important for it's natural resources and strategic proximity to Russia and possibly to intercept the potential of Chinese ICBMs flying from the north.

> I have no idea if Denmark has any engineering prowess by itself

Do we count LEGO® Technic? Otherwise very little. Doubtful they could keep their F-35s operational. Places like the UK, Japan, South Korea or Germany probably could, but I seriously doubt that Denmark would be able to.

De facto they have claims because they have little green men infiltrated into Taiwan province.

The same way an Ukrainian nationalist can say Russia has no claims to Crimea or the Donbass, but reality contradicts the legal reality.

 

[siegecrossbow]

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