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Can you give some examples of this attitude? I'm not sure I've seen that behaviour anywhere, and it's very difficult to look up examples when your description i
by MrJohz 2y ago
Can you give some examples of this attitude? I'm not sure I've seen that behaviour anywhere, and it's very difficult to look up examples when your description is so vague.
- _zamorano_ 2y agoWith Nord Stream, the elites tried to gaslight their population using the media into believeng an stupid made-up story about how Russia blowed up their own pipe. Very convenient for the US, not so for the EU
- galfarragem 2y agoLol. Just listen to any ‘opinion maker’ on European media - they whine about it 24/7. They’re ‘not happy’ - to say the least - that the status quo has changed.
- _zamorano_ 2y agoHow about the consequences of US proxy wars? Not a word about the reasons mediterranean european countries keep getting floods of displaced refugees. Maybe if the US stopped bombing their countries, we'd stop getting so many.
- pjc50 2y agoThe bombing of Libya was a full NATO operation: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2011_military_intervention_in_Libya https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2011_military_intervention_i... But yes, the War On Terror completely destabilized such a large area including Syria that it's been a disaster for Europe.
- tored 2y agoCorrect, and that is why I argue that Europe is an vassal state, i.e. taking actions against its best interest because the overlord tells them to.
- ttyprintk 2y agoThe internal refugees in Syria occurred because of multi-year drought. Burma, 2008, was a cyclone. Leaving out some theories on proxy war is like leaving out any other kind of challenge.
- paleotrope 2y agoIf the US wasn't fighting these "proxy" wars, Euroland would have a lot bigger problems. Refugees are a simple problem to fix. Don't take any.