France and De Gaulle understod this, and they made sure they were beholden to none, to hold their own destiny.
Belatedly, the rest of Europe understands.
Yes, I'm sure Trump will listen to this sentiment! www.defensenews.com/opinion/2026...
France and De Gaulle understod this, and they made sure they were beholden to none, to hold their own destiny.
Belatedly, the rest of Europe understands.
Viggo Mortensen, Aragorn in Lord of the Rings among roles he's played, wrote a debate article calling for Europe to close the bases USA have in Europe and to sever financial ties to USA.
With how Humpty Dumpty have behaved in the last year, a leak suggesting we're thinking it...
Viggo Mortensen, Aragorn in Lord of the Rings among roles he's played, wrote a debate article calling for Europe to close the bases USA have in Europe and to sever financial ties to USA.
With how Humpty Dumpty have behaved in the last year, a leak suggesting we're thinking it...
Considering all the sycophants Trump surrounds himself with, a guy that facepalms looks like a weak link that can be exploited.
Considering all the sycophants Trump surrounds himself with, a guy that facepalms looks like a weak link that can be exploited.
It isn't easy to disentangle from the USA, considering how embedded they've been since WW2. But it will happen now. Likely at pace as well.
www.politico.eu/article/eu-l...
It isn't easy to disentangle from the USA, considering how embedded they've been since WW2. But it will happen now. Likely at pace as well.
What if Google change the T&C - what does your shareholders have to say about that when your dividend suddenly falls through the floor?
What if Google change the T&C - what does your shareholders have to say about that when your dividend suddenly falls through the floor?
Because it'll happen again.
Because it'll happen again.
Carney has the vision to which EU would do well to listen and consider.
The strong won't stay strong forever. So if we build like Carney proposes - the currently strong will eventually have to cave and join, on the same terms as everyone else.
I like it.
www.cbc.ca/news/politic...
Carney has the vision to which EU would do well to listen and consider.
The strong won't stay strong forever. So if we build like Carney proposes - the currently strong will eventually have to cave and join, on the same terms as everyone else.
I like it.
We (Europeans) do not hate Usaians. We may have strong opinions on the USA *regime*, but we are generally able to distinguish between the population of a country, and its regime.
We (Europeans) do not hate Usaians. We may have strong opinions on the USA *regime*, but we are generally able to distinguish between the population of a country, and its regime.
Disclaimer: I don't like O'Leary either because of how he treats the airplane staff and the shady salestactics of RyanAir.
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Disclaimer: I don't like O'Leary either because of how he treats the airplane staff and the shady salestactics of RyanAir.
It's much more likely he'll meander, make random noises, lose the thread, harp on endlessly about something completely irrelevant and then whine - again - how Norway is unfair not giving him the peace price as he's ended 37 wars.
It's much more likely he'll meander, make random noises, lose the thread, harp on endlessly about something completely irrelevant and then whine - again - how Norway is unfair not giving him the peace price as he's ended 37 wars.
www.politico.eu/article/euro...
www.politico.eu/article/euro...
This bit from the Newsroom never fails to make me just watch and listen. It is pure awesome. And that "Enough?" right at the end - it just hammers the point home.
This bit from the Newsroom never fails to make me just watch and listen. It is pure awesome. And that "Enough?" right at the end - it just hammers the point home.
"Erratic" and "mad" are two adjectives apt for the situation at hand. I'd probably opt for "bat-shit insane" personally, but Brask is trying to be diplomatic and I don't have to be.
"Erratic" and "mad" are two adjectives apt for the situation at hand. I'd probably opt for "bat-shit insane" personally, but Brask is trying to be diplomatic and I don't have to be.
However, if we can achieve the same outcome and still have the bazooka unfired - it may give the idiots pause for thought.
EU should nullify the agreement from last year, sell some US debt and kick X out of EU. And if Trump whines...
No easy options ahead but I would (and I think Alan agrees here) vote for triggering the #tradebazooka (aka the #ACI instrument):
However, if we can achieve the same outcome and still have the bazooka unfired - it may give the idiots pause for thought.
EU should nullify the agreement from last year, sell some US debt and kick X out of EU. And if Trump whines...
Bessent: "it would be very unwise of Europe to retaliate".
As refined as the rear of a donkey, breath smelling of manure, the jester really do suggest to turn the other cheek.
Guess what imbecile, that's not up to you. Keep talking though, Nuremburg II awaits.
Bessent: "it would be very unwise of Europe to retaliate".
As refined as the rear of a donkey, breath smelling of manure, the jester really do suggest to turn the other cheek.
Guess what imbecile, that's not up to you. Keep talking though, Nuremburg II awaits.
Sweden's Foreign Relations council is calling all political parties to a meeting. That only happens when something big is discussed, which needs a broad majority (they're usually looking for >75-80% to be behind the decision).
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This one will be interesting.
Sweden's Foreign Relations council is calling all political parties to a meeting. That only happens when something big is discussed, which needs a broad majority (they're usually looking for >75-80% to be behind the decision).
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This one will be interesting.
Study: the bill for Trump's tariffs is almost entirely paid for by... regular usaians. Only 4% of it is shouldered by foreign actors shipping things to USA.
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Surprise, surprise. Not. This is what we've all been saying all along. Lies or no lies from President Dofus.
Study: the bill for Trump's tariffs is almost entirely paid for by... regular usaians. Only 4% of it is shouldered by foreign actors shipping things to USA.
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Surprise, surprise. Not. This is what we've all been saying all along. Lies or no lies from President Dofus.
Who gives a rat's ass if a delivery driver sings while driving? If it helps them get the job done and it doesn't break any laws, let them.
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CRUSH this monopoly wtf my levels were already redlining
www.theguardian.com/us-news/ng-i...
Who gives a rat's ass if a delivery driver sings while driving? If it helps them get the job done and it doesn't break any laws, let them.
The €93Bn retaliatory tariffs will likely have limited, or no effect. It sends a message, sure, but it won't solve the problem. It'll make Trump irate and we'll have 150% tariffs applied across the board against EU and UK.
The €93Bn retaliatory tariffs will likely have limited, or no effect. It sends a message, sure, but it won't solve the problem. It'll make Trump irate and we'll have 150% tariffs applied across the board against EU and UK.