Anonymous
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7/13/2025, 12:07:54 AM No.510210808
The realist school of foreign politics claims that peace can only be achieved if all possible opposing alliances and factions can project enough power that a potential conflict becomes disadvantageous for both. It was what kept near a century of peace in Europe (albeit the limited and short wars), as well as the near century of peace after WW2.
Currently, Europe is re-arming itself forced by the United States, who is unwilling to bear the burden. Europeans themselves are neurotics, convinced by the press that their historical trading partner Russia is an enemy that may invade at any time. So much they consider inevitable a russian invasion that they may preemptively invade Belarus and Russia while attempting to drag the americans in through a fuzzy overstretch of article 5 of the NATO alliance.
I am not afraid of Russia invading Europe. There is nothing to gain there, and Putin (unlike euro propaganda claims about their decades-long trading partner) is not a fanatic. I am afraid of Europe once again pulling their centuries-old stunt of invading Russia in their moment of weakness.
And this will inevitably happen if Russia keeps showing weakness. Remember: Hitler invaded after Russia looked weak in Finland, and Germany invaded after Russia was squashed in Tannenberg.
Can't Russia reveal a super weapon or something? Test a nuke? Just do anything to remind europeans that they'll find out if they fuck around. I am genuinely concerned with an euro invasion right now.
Currently, Europe is re-arming itself forced by the United States, who is unwilling to bear the burden. Europeans themselves are neurotics, convinced by the press that their historical trading partner Russia is an enemy that may invade at any time. So much they consider inevitable a russian invasion that they may preemptively invade Belarus and Russia while attempting to drag the americans in through a fuzzy overstretch of article 5 of the NATO alliance.
I am not afraid of Russia invading Europe. There is nothing to gain there, and Putin (unlike euro propaganda claims about their decades-long trading partner) is not a fanatic. I am afraid of Europe once again pulling their centuries-old stunt of invading Russia in their moment of weakness.
And this will inevitably happen if Russia keeps showing weakness. Remember: Hitler invaded after Russia looked weak in Finland, and Germany invaded after Russia was squashed in Tannenberg.
Can't Russia reveal a super weapon or something? Test a nuke? Just do anything to remind europeans that they'll find out if they fuck around. I am genuinely concerned with an euro invasion right now.
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