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Yeah this US centric view that deemed china as the "bad guys" also problematic because in some parts of the world like middle east,south american,africa etc t
by tonyhart7 1y ago
Yeah this US centric view that deemed china as the "bad guys" also problematic
because in some parts of the world like middle east,south american,africa etc
the US is deemed more evil than china etc
- graemep 1y agoI do not know those countries, but in South, South East and East Asia the US is not the threat, its a potential ally against China. In most of Europe it is an important ally. Allies to spy on each other, but they are not a threat in the way actual or potential enemies are. The fact the the US spied on Germany, and Britain spied on Belgium does not really make them threats.
- tonyhart7 1y agoYou didnt read the comment that I replied???? lol, US didnt just doing only "Spy", read the comment tree first
- Cthulhu_ 1y agoIt was an important ally, Europe is currently investing billions in uncoupling its reliance on both Russia (for natural resources) and the US (for defence and natural resources) because neither party can be trusted anymore.
- graemep 1y ago> Europe is currently investing billions in uncoupling its reliance on both Russia (for natural resources) and the US (for defence and natural resources) Russia, yes. I do not see any real expectation of Europe not being reliant on the US. See the many discussion here about reliance on US cloud services. Where else are these natural resources to come from? Where is the technology or the money to scale up to what the US has?
- herewulf 1y ago1. Canada (2nd largest country in the world after Russia). 2. Internally. USian hubris won't end well for the US.
- wildzzz 1y agoEurope is offloading it's reliance on Russian LPG just to buy more from the US.