>>519805669
>German companies are giving China a front-row seat to their industrial blueprints: diagrams, supply chain layouts, customer lists, and even 3-year production forecasts, all this, just to get a 6-month license for rare earth supplies.
Worst part of it is that this is a reasonable request by China.
Unless they know how much rare earths is used in their car manufacturing it would be easy for them to siphon off large quantities.
There is also very likely going to be reporting on actual production numbers to check against forecasts.
Again, we made the bed by being absolute lapdogs for the mutts.
It will be funny to see if Goland Brumpf tries a stund to force the EU to deliver rare earths to the US.
The collapse is unavoidable by now, I would just want to see him do it to see what happens and how much suffering will follow.
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>>514700442
>Meanwhile a military parade in bong-nigger-land... My expectations were low and yet somehow they still managed to limbo under that bar. I bet these lads can't wait to get deployed to Ukraine to show those RuZZians what for!
wtf
We are rapidly approaching a moments where normies will embrace radical islam just to cleanse the nation of satanist traitors.
>Meanwhile a military parade in bong-nigger-land... My expectations were low and yet somehow they still managed to limbo under that bar. I bet these lads can't wait to get deployed to Ukraine to show those RuZZians what for!
wtf
We are rapidly approaching a moments where normies will embrace radical islam just to cleanse the nation of satanist traitors.
>>514216344
>it's just posturing, since they can't fix any national problems so the only thing they have is this war with russia which foolishly, they put all their political capital, economic capital and societal capital into. if it fails those also fail they are at the roulette table and they put everything on 23 red and are hoping for a big payday. but the table is slowing down and the hopes for a payday are looking ethereal.
Sometimes there is a risk of PR stunts like this backfiring, in this case due to the symbolism and the real story they are ignoring.
First the symbolism.
This shows that Russia can get away with directly attacking the EU institutions (abroad) by military means, and Ursulas response is to say she is very angry.
A more emasculating response is impossible.
It also shows that Putin, without killing anyone, can attack the hated EU bureaucracy.
This makes it inspiring, even when we take Ursulas words for granted.
What is even more damaging is the reality.
The reality that the EU and UK are placing their diplomatic missions in the building next to Ukrainian military industry, in this case Ukr spec systems.
And when these facilities, with pinpoint accuracy, are destroyed, the faggots make a spectacle out of it.
As far as credibility goes, for anyone looking at what was actually targeted, any last bit of trust in the EU leadership will be gone.
This speech is so dumb and such low hanging fruit to display the EU leaders two faced nature that it should be used as propaganda to wake people up.
>it's just posturing, since they can't fix any national problems so the only thing they have is this war with russia which foolishly, they put all their political capital, economic capital and societal capital into. if it fails those also fail they are at the roulette table and they put everything on 23 red and are hoping for a big payday. but the table is slowing down and the hopes for a payday are looking ethereal.
Sometimes there is a risk of PR stunts like this backfiring, in this case due to the symbolism and the real story they are ignoring.
First the symbolism.
This shows that Russia can get away with directly attacking the EU institutions (abroad) by military means, and Ursulas response is to say she is very angry.
A more emasculating response is impossible.
It also shows that Putin, without killing anyone, can attack the hated EU bureaucracy.
This makes it inspiring, even when we take Ursulas words for granted.
What is even more damaging is the reality.
The reality that the EU and UK are placing their diplomatic missions in the building next to Ukrainian military industry, in this case Ukr spec systems.
And when these facilities, with pinpoint accuracy, are destroyed, the faggots make a spectacle out of it.
As far as credibility goes, for anyone looking at what was actually targeted, any last bit of trust in the EU leadership will be gone.
This speech is so dumb and such low hanging fruit to display the EU leaders two faced nature that it should be used as propaganda to wake people up.
>>513745546
>as someone who doesn't understand numbers higher than 20 I have to ask is this a lot or not enough?
It's about 20% of the way if the goal is total hohol male extermination (if we remove the Russians from the Ukraine populus).
It is 40-50% of the way if we consider men under 45.
>as someone who doesn't understand numbers higher than 20 I have to ask is this a lot or not enough?
It's about 20% of the way if the goal is total hohol male extermination (if we remove the Russians from the Ukraine populus).
It is 40-50% of the way if we consider men under 45.
>>513098002
>Aussie buses still doesn't have contactless payment
>Putler is somehow responsible
I have said it before and will say it again.
If Putin, despite doing nothing, still controls everything from buses in Australia to the weather in Europe... Why not give him the mandate to actually fix everything?
If our governments are so powerless to his will, why do we even have them?
>Aussie buses still doesn't have contactless payment
>Putler is somehow responsible
I have said it before and will say it again.
If Putin, despite doing nothing, still controls everything from buses in Australia to the weather in Europe... Why not give him the mandate to actually fix everything?
If our governments are so powerless to his will, why do we even have them?
>>512759716
>Colombians are slaughtered in great numbers bu probably is thousands of them
How many cartel members trained in drone warfare and with DIY expertise on FPV drones would it take to fuck up the US completely?
How many of those would need to survive the war and return as instructors to make all cartels drone centric in their warfare?
Because not all of them will die, despite Russias best efforts.
And unfortunately for Europe, not all of them will return to LATAM.
>Colombians are slaughtered in great numbers bu probably is thousands of them
How many cartel members trained in drone warfare and with DIY expertise on FPV drones would it take to fuck up the US completely?
How many of those would need to survive the war and return as instructors to make all cartels drone centric in their warfare?
Because not all of them will die, despite Russias best efforts.
And unfortunately for Europe, not all of them will return to LATAM.
>>512522659
>Stopping the war is better for everyone, is it not?
No.
Ignoring individuals and groups that make the big bucks on the grift, you can also look at countries.
When the war in Ukraine (and Israel) ends, the US military industrial complex will have to divert their production somewhere and will now have a surplus that has to be used.
This is bad news for everyone except perhaps Europe.
For instance India. The US will be able to pressure India more by having resources enough to increase support for Pakistan and maybe fuel the fire in Kashmir? (If Modi doesn't do a von der Leyen negotiation and just accepts whatever Trump wants)
China benefits when the US is preoccupied with Ukraine and Israel instead of arming terrorists in Myanmar or pushing Taiwan towards war.
Iran? Iran would certainly be in the crosshairs.
So the war, as it goes now, is weakening the US and providing breathing room for countries that the US would otherwise (and with some credibility) try to extort.
As for Russia? Sure, peace would be better. But not a peace that allows NATO expansion on their borders and an unresolved nazi question in Ukraine. Since that is the peace offer right now, there can only be war.
>Stopping the war is better for everyone, is it not?
No.
Ignoring individuals and groups that make the big bucks on the grift, you can also look at countries.
When the war in Ukraine (and Israel) ends, the US military industrial complex will have to divert their production somewhere and will now have a surplus that has to be used.
This is bad news for everyone except perhaps Europe.
For instance India. The US will be able to pressure India more by having resources enough to increase support for Pakistan and maybe fuel the fire in Kashmir? (If Modi doesn't do a von der Leyen negotiation and just accepts whatever Trump wants)
China benefits when the US is preoccupied with Ukraine and Israel instead of arming terrorists in Myanmar or pushing Taiwan towards war.
Iran? Iran would certainly be in the crosshairs.
So the war, as it goes now, is weakening the US and providing breathing room for countries that the US would otherwise (and with some credibility) try to extort.
As for Russia? Sure, peace would be better. But not a peace that allows NATO expansion on their borders and an unresolved nazi question in Ukraine. Since that is the peace offer right now, there can only be war.
>>512365569
>Sanctions on the shadow fleet that's called the shadow fleet for a reason, lol. Every single country taking oil from Russia will just assist in hiding the trade, that's why these threats are fucking retarded.
>There is no way for the US to actually enforce this shit. You will just have every country breaking the honorary international trade rules.
That is a very astute observation.
I guess China and India will have to open their ports to US inspectors to ensure that the port operators are sanctioned properly.
At what point will Trumps symbolic deals and punishments that mean nothing be seen for what they are?
>He got impossible trade deals from Europe, Japan etc that everyone has to pretend to abide by or they will get a punishment that the US will never follow through on (Orange retard will just be very loud about it).
>He got a military "success" in Iran after negotiating with them, where the US is allowed to bomb mountains and the Iranians in return get sanctions on their oil to China dropped and they also get to attack US airbases (successfully destroying the early warning radar btw).
>The sanctions relief remain as long as Iran pretends Fordow is damaged beyond repair.
I think we are already at a point where non vassals openly will start to call the US bluff on pretty much every threat they make.
That in turn is the end of US hegemony.
If nobody (not even within their alliance mind you!) takes them seriously and ignores the dictates, then the US as a global superpower is over.
And that is the reality now, the US is a regional superpower.
Limited to Western Europe and North America, but capable of engaging in small conflicts outside.
And the rest of the world can, and increasingly are, ignoring them.
What this means in terms of arms sales is another question.
Who will buy American weapon systems now unless they have to?
India recently was even offered the F35, and turned the offer down! (Guess Turkey is happy about it kek)
>Sanctions on the shadow fleet that's called the shadow fleet for a reason, lol. Every single country taking oil from Russia will just assist in hiding the trade, that's why these threats are fucking retarded.
>There is no way for the US to actually enforce this shit. You will just have every country breaking the honorary international trade rules.
That is a very astute observation.
I guess China and India will have to open their ports to US inspectors to ensure that the port operators are sanctioned properly.
At what point will Trumps symbolic deals and punishments that mean nothing be seen for what they are?
>He got impossible trade deals from Europe, Japan etc that everyone has to pretend to abide by or they will get a punishment that the US will never follow through on (Orange retard will just be very loud about it).
>He got a military "success" in Iran after negotiating with them, where the US is allowed to bomb mountains and the Iranians in return get sanctions on their oil to China dropped and they also get to attack US airbases (successfully destroying the early warning radar btw).
>The sanctions relief remain as long as Iran pretends Fordow is damaged beyond repair.
I think we are already at a point where non vassals openly will start to call the US bluff on pretty much every threat they make.
That in turn is the end of US hegemony.
If nobody (not even within their alliance mind you!) takes them seriously and ignores the dictates, then the US as a global superpower is over.
And that is the reality now, the US is a regional superpower.
Limited to Western Europe and North America, but capable of engaging in small conflicts outside.
And the rest of the world can, and increasingly are, ignoring them.
What this means in terms of arms sales is another question.
Who will buy American weapon systems now unless they have to?
India recently was even offered the F35, and turned the offer down! (Guess Turkey is happy about it kek)
I would side with aliens though