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I see this as a long con, a big rug pull on behalf of the US. For decades we are pressured to buy weapons and tech from them, in the promise of alliance. Countr
by HenryBemis 2y ago
I see this as a long con, a big rug pull on behalf of the US. For decades we are pressured to buy weapons and tech from them, in the promise of alliance. Countries that would buy (I remember the case of an EU county buying S-300) would get punished by the US.
So now it's like "hey you still cannot buy from the others but we won't help you (threats to leave NATO etc). Perhaps the best would be to finally move toward a EuroArmy and be done with papa-US dictating the game.
Meanwhile they have been using those morons in the UK to destabilize the EU in every occasion (such a relief that they commit suicide by leaving).
It is a big messy world. We got a new bully in the list (red, yellow, orange) and as Mearsheimer says they are playing games for global hegemony).
I like Ray Dalio' vid on empires (the 45min version) perhaps it is finally the time to US to fade away and have the next 100-150 years with China and then India running the show...
- OgsyedIE 2y agoEurope now has F35s, Patriots, THAADs and the latest Pratt and Whitneys, plus the schematics and technical, metallurgical and maintenance documents. The only thing stopping Macron+Leyen from making a big delegation to join China and hand is their lack of imagination.
- AstralStorm 2y agoAnd cracking the remote control scheme on all of those weapons. Did you think the US really gave anyone the keys?