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The US needs a new leader period. And Trump/MAGA voters need their voting privileges revoked for life.

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He should ignore what the US/Trump wants and continue with going after refineries. Both Trump and Putin are desperate which means pressure needs to be kept up and increased.

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AI is good for simple quality of life things. I like the AI mode myself when using Google to search for things. Most of the things that I search for basically comes down to peoples opinions so the information never will be 100% accurate anyway. The AI mode just saves me time with it's summary.

svw86.bsky.social @svw86.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

Europeans have always been good at waging war. The only thing that has changed is that we lost our appetite for military adventurism after WW2.

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As far as I know all but one Russian pipeline runs westwards so it would be difficult getting the diesel to the Pacific coast. Having said that I wonder if Russia even has the capacity to export diesel after Ukraine's attacks. I seriously doubt that Ukraine will stop hitting their refineries either.

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svw86.bsky.social @svw86.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

I wonder how this will affect European countries intercepting Russia's shadowfleet. Hopefully they will ignore Trump and keep doing it.

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svw86.bsky.social @svw86.bsky.social · 09/10/2026

Hollow words as long as you and other European leaders keep giving in to a war criminal like Trump.

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svw86.bsky.social @svw86.bsky.social · 08/10/2026

I find it funny that they always make an own goal by comparing themselves to and/or calling themselves Sparta/Spartans when 150 pairs of gay lovers played a desicive role in ending Spartan hegomony.

svw86.bsky.social @svw86.bsky.social · 05/10/2026

Always was a matter of time before he would come back to Greenland. Unless the US physically owns Greenland he will keep coming back to it. The only silver lining is that with the new agreement NATO is allowed to build bases there so I genuinely hope the rest of NATO does and stations troops there.

svw86.bsky.social @svw86.bsky.social · 04/10/2026

Tell that to the Ukrainians who would be exterminated by Russia if Russia wins. Ow wait you can't because they would be all dead.

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svw86.bsky.social @svw86.bsky.social · 04/10/2026

You can't have peace if one side doesn't want peace. Putin only cares about winning the war. As long as he wins he doesn't care about the cost in men, material & time. This means that Russia needs to be decisively defeated on the battlefield so that it is incapable of continuing the war.

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svw86.bsky.social @svw86.bsky.social · 02/10/2026

We need an EU Army that will serve as the backbone of a new NATO style alliance. Also membership to this new NATO style alliance shouldn't be locked to one specific region like the North Atlantic. Instead members should be democratic and share the same values.

svw86.bsky.social @svw86.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

He is talking about Europe though, not the EU.

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svw86.bsky.social @svw86.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

He is wrong about not needing military bases. A number of European countries have overseas territories which in combination with non-European allies & trade routes that need protecting means that Europe will need military bases in the rest of the world even if it is for purely defensive purposes.

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svw86.bsky.social @svw86.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

Time for the rest of NATO to boycott the meeting and hold their own on the alliance's future without the US.

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svw86.bsky.social @svw86.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

He is wrong. Putin simply doesn't care what the price in men and material will be as long as he wins and winning the war is all that he cares about. This makes any diplomatic attempt to end the war a waste of time. This war will only end when Putin has been decisively beaten on the battlefield.

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svw86.bsky.social @svw86.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

The real problem is the unwillingness of European leaders & politicians to give up sovereignty for the sake of defense. Until that happens every country more or less does it's own thing & hopes that cooperation is good enough. Europe unfortunately has the wrong people in charge at the wrong time.

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svw86.bsky.social @svw86.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

He is ignoring the elephant in the room that is the US who might jump at the opportunity to snatch both Canada and Greenland while Europe/NATO is occupied in a war against Russia and China.

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svw86.bsky.social @svw86.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

Europe's constant de-escalation made Putin escalate more & more because he saw it as a sign of weakness. When Europe will finally be forced to escalate, Putin will not have an off-ramp because he escalated too much. So now we're at the point where any major escalation by Putin will trigger a war.

svw86.bsky.social @svw86.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

Wouldn't it be better for European leaders to attend anyway just to make sure that Trump treats Zelensky well and doesn't backstab Ukraine?

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svw86.bsky.social @svw86.bsky.social · 21/09/2026

Honestly I think it is more the case of 25 EU members making the most out of it to renew the sanctions before they run out. Shame on the other two countries though.

svw86.bsky.social @svw86.bsky.social · 21/09/2026

Because a Kursk offensive scenario would mean that Russia will try to make NATO bleed for every inch of land that it liberates. NATO would be under constant drone attack similar to the frontlines in Ukraine. You're going to have a lot of casualties trying to liberate land under those conditions.

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svw86.bsky.social @svw86.bsky.social · 21/09/2026

Which unfortunately also helps Russia indirectly because the public isn't being mentally prepared to tolerate mass casualties. Mass casualties would put public pressure on NATO/Europe to give in to Russian demands.

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svw86.bsky.social @svw86.bsky.social · 19/09/2026

Not retaliating and de-escalating are seen as signs of weakness by Russia. This will only encourage Russia to escalate more and more.

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svw86.bsky.social @svw86.bsky.social · 19/09/2026

It will all come down to Trump's interpretation of the agreement being the same as Denmarks/Greenlands interpretation and wether or not he does a repeat of his failed trade talks with Canada where he unilaterally changes the agreement last minute.

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svw86.bsky.social @svw86.bsky.social · 19/09/2026

Denmark/Greenland has a different interpretation than Trump. It's possible that Trump is doing a repeat of his failed trade talks with Canada where he unilaterally makes changes last minute.

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svw86.bsky.social @svw86.bsky.social · 18/09/2026

I wonder if this will be a repeat of his failed trade deal with Canada where he changes his demands last minute given that both Denmark/Greenland and Trump seem to have different interpretations of the agreement.

svw86.bsky.social @svw86.bsky.social · 18/09/2026

Renewable energy in combination with trading Canada and Greenland for the resources that Europe needs is the way to go. If the Arctic melts then it will open up faster trade routes with Asia for everything else that Europe can't get from Canada and Greenland.

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And the US could invade Canada and/or Greenland while NATO/Europe is busy with Russia and/or China. So I guess that they should have been preparing for three large-scale wars at the same time.

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Canada for lack of words has chosen to be an enabler. It's willingness to trade resources with the EU would enable the EU to become a superpower if it wanted to. In return this makes Canada's independence vital to the national security of the EU & would force the EU to protect Canada from the US.

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Even if they were able to do anything I seriously doubt that any of them would be willing to get stuck in the quagmire that is the Middle East.

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Australia did the same & studies found that it didn't work at all. Kids found ways around to access the sites anyway & their parents don't care that their kids are accessing them. So all this will do is piss off adults who now need to verify their ID online while the sites will get shunned by them.

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svw86.bsky.social @svw86.bsky.social · 16/09/2026

Europe's future lies in the North. Renewable energy combined with trading with Canada & Greenland for resources should satisfy most resource needs. Also if the Arctic opens up we can get everything else from Asia through faster trade routes. Control of the North Atlantic & Arctic will become vital.

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Except that the US demands the same & more from it's allies. From demanding that companies from allied countries that provide services & goods to the US embassies adopt the MAGA anti-DEI polices to demanding that US allies fight & die in a war that the US started without consulting it's own allies.

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svw86.bsky.social @svw86.bsky.social · 16/09/2026

The silver lining is that the rest of the NATO West have decide to stick together even if the US is not part of it and that other Western countries and Western allies might follow.

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More likely that they will send him the bill.

I suspect that the Middle East is moving towards a regional war. The Gulf states have no other choice but to try and open the Straits of Hormuz and Bab al-Mandab. It's this or be economically strangled and face internal instability.

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Europe will most likely go all in on renewable energy. Most other resources Europe needs it can get from Canada & Greenland. Also if the Arctic melts enough new & faster trade routes between Europe & Asia will open up. I suspect that the rest of the world will also pivote away from the Middle East.

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This seems to be setting the stage for a regional war. I seriously doubt that the Gulf states will simply lay down and accept that the Strait of Hormuz and the Strait of Bab al-Mandab will not be reopened. This would economically ruin them and cause instability in their countries.

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It's Northern Ireland. The official name of the UK is the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

He'll have to face unpopular and much needed French pension reforms first.

Also the involvement of the UK would be a problem. I seriously doubt that a troublemaker like the UK getting any form of say over EU law and regulations is sellable to EU citizens after brexit and the vile remarks made by the brexiteers.

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