Michael Size 🇪🇺
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Europe is back as a global superpower. Welcome to the age of multipolarity,.It didn't have to happen. Link in replies 👇
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This will be one of my most daring takes:. The next European supercycle has begun. All of the investments that Europe has made since 2008, in sustainability and circular economies, are about to start yielding profits.
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The US is continuing to push specifically for a transfer of territory. They're trying to make invasions legal under international law. The intended outcome is for more wars to start all over the world. None of this is accidental.
This is why the US is pushing so hard for land swaps in Ukraine. The sanctity of borders is the main peace engine of the post-1945 world, and the US and Russia want to destroy it so that a generalized state of global war can resume.
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The US statement that "there is no need for a ceasefire" confirms what I have suspected for a while: Americans do not consider Europeans to be humans. The fate of humanity depends on how many weapons Europe builds.
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The other side of widespread and frequent war is that the more wars you start, the more "peace deals" you can make. Iran is a perfect example, with US admitting that Iran was not making a nuke, the US just wanted to cause an Israel-Iran war for no reason and farm "peace deals".
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This is why the US is pushing so hard for land swaps in Ukraine. The sanctity of borders is the main peace engine of the post-1945 world, and the US and Russia want to destroy it so that a generalized state of global war can resume.
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It was this simple all along. Even if this "ceasefire opportunity" falls through, this is clearly the correct way to go. It's the first Russian change of tone in 3 years. The more weapons that Europe makes, the better the world will be.
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Amazing what $900B in weapons factories can do.
Europe is back as a global superpower. Welcome to the age of multipolarity,.It didn't have to happen. Link in replies 👇
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Holy shit. Yeah, I'm not imagining it. The talk of land swaps (which Ukraine rejects) has been entirely replaced with talks of ceasefire (which Ukraine has been asking for since April 2022) immediately after the 26-nation European joint statement. Russia listens to the EU now.
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I just realized. The rumors about Russia being open to a ceasefire came out immediately after the 26-nation European joint statement.
If Russia accepts a ceasefire along the current lines of control, it will mean that the 1 million soldiers that Russia sent to their deaths since April 2022 will have been all for a *loss* in territory. But don't worry, that just means that they died in a "great" war. All gucci.
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If Russia accepts a ceasefire along the current lines of control, it will mean that the 1 million soldiers that Russia sent to their deaths since April 2022 will have been all for a *loss* in territory. But don't worry, that just means that they died in a "great" war. All gucci.
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Are Republicans trying to bankrupt the USA so that they can justify extreme emergency measures in a Greece-style debt disaster?.
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The August 8th deadline has passed, Russia did not cease hostilities, and the USA has not imposed the sanctions which they threatened they would impose if Russia doesn't cease hostilities. Meanwhile, the media is still trying to convince us that Americans are not pro-Putin.
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The first one only partly worked, as Europe never stopped supplying weapons, although it did help Russia's recruiting and financing efforts. The 2nd one needs to get rejected by Europe also. 5/5.
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This is intended to allow Russia to rearm and start a war against NATO, where again the US will play the same prolonging game, trying to maximize EU loss of life before it tries to step in as the savior 4/5.
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The point of this was to make Ukraine more desperate so that the US can step in as a "savior" and impose whatever it wants on Ukraine. Now the US is trying to get sanctions relief on Russia in exchange for a simple truce 3/5.
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This was a play to reduce weapons supplies to Ukraine and increase enthusiasm on the Russian side, intended to prolong the war and cause higher casualties in Ukraine than would otherwise have occurred 2/5.
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Why did the US tell us that they would end the war in days or weeks with Trump, when they knew this was false?. It's not a hypothetical. They knew it was false, because they knew they were going to try the same tactics that failed with Biden. They knew it would fail. 1/5.
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PSA:. You should not "let him cook" when it's about cooking the books.
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Or maybe EU leaders are just good at feigning it. You know how we jokingly refer to North Korea as Best Korea? Same energy with Rutte referring to Trump as daddy.
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The US-EU deal, just like the US-Japan deal, is a nothingburger continuation of current policy, so it's neither good nor bad in and of itself. What is bad is that EU leaders still hope that they only have to outlast 47. That is not correct. The US will never be an ally again.
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