Weststander
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Well, there's a litany of false premises in this post.
AKA baseless bullsh*te.
Well, there's a litany of false premises in this post.
With Europe hanging on a knife edge, Germany have hugely ramped up defence spending and continue to "do business" with Russia, despite the alleged "zeitenwende" shortly after the invasion of Ukraine. This hasn't actually changed anything and there are big question marks about Germany's commitment to isolating Russia.
With the bloc in disarray, and Germany's history (living memory) of land grabbing and warmongering, is there even an outside chance we might see Germany make a move?
Just something to be wary of.
Exactly . . .the sad reality is, It's more likely to happen here than there.
I would be interested to see some stats to back up that assertion. Perhaps relative success of far right parties at elections in both countries ?
Some Danish nazi trolling our immigrants... it will blow over.
Not orchestrated by The Big Lodge to fulfil the September 2022 part of the 200 year plan for Swedish governments then?
A third of Germany’s oil imports, 45 percent of its coal purchases and 55 percent of gas imports come from Russia.
They're fooked without it.
At the same time 3/4 of their exports are to the rest of the EU and the USA so they're fookt without that.
A bit rich when we are proposing to deport immigrants to camps in another country for processing.
Same for Poland. They stopped importing from Russia already.
They haven't yet, they've said they're going to target cutting off Russian gas and oil by the end of the year, they are targeting stopping coal imports in the next few months. Poland already had less reliance on Russian gas than Germany. It's a big statement by them though, and it's not a criticism in anyway, just a view that your statement above isn't correct.
Germany also lags behind defence spending with something like 1.5% of GDP compared to the UKs 2.2%. They’ve also post reunification always supported diplomacy over conflict, whereas we’ve been heavily involved in Afghanistan and Iraq wars.
As others have said also a lead voice in the European political union that has largely bought peace to the continent. You could argue leaving political unions destabilises peace rather than reinforcing it.
No.
They're standing up with the rest of the World against Putin.
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