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> most EU countries are not spending the required 2% of GDP on army Because the 2% requirement doesn't kick in for another 5 years.
by MichaelApproved 8y ago
> most EU countries are not spending the required 2% of GDP on army
Because the 2% requirement doesn't kick in for another 5 years.
- TomMarius 8y agoHmm, is that true for any EU nation? I'm almost sure it's not true for the Czech Republic. At least our politicians are using it as an argument nearly every day and no one had yet made that point.
- MichaelApproved 8y agoPossibly but you made the initial affirmative statement of 2% of GDP. You should be able to source that and get the answer to your question about Czech.
- TomMarius 8y agoI rephrased the argument exactly as it is said. It is not my argument. It's true that I wrote it pretty unclearly from a hindsight.