Kristian Juul Andersen (Tantrano) - N△FO🇪🇺🇺🇦🇩🇰🏴☠️
@tantrano.bsky.social
Danish, European, ravenous, hawkish defender of social liberty and proponent of justice and democracy ADHD. LGBTQ+ Ally🏳️🌈
Fallout 76 modder.
IN VARIETATE CONCORDIA!🇪🇺🇪🇺
SLAVA UKRAINI!🇺🇦🇺🇦
Mundus sine Caesaribus!
The views expressed are my own.
Fallout 76 modder.
IN VARIETATE CONCORDIA!🇪🇺🇪🇺
SLAVA UKRAINI!🇺🇦🇺🇦
Mundus sine Caesaribus!
The views expressed are my own.
Almost as incompetent as the Trump administration 😉
November 24, 2025 at 10:14 PM
Almost as incompetent as the Trump administration 😉
I see nothing you wrote that can't be true at the same time what I said is true.
November 24, 2025 at 6:42 PM
I see nothing you wrote that can't be true at the same time what I said is true.
Trump is incompetent and a kompromat so that won't happen.
November 24, 2025 at 4:40 PM
Trump is incompetent and a kompromat so that won't happen.
He genuinely doesn’t understand that for the rest of us Russia isn’t a political inconvenience, it’s the state that butchered and raped children in cold blood, and tried to blow up the entire European security order. We don’t want them in G8, we want them contained, beaten, and paying damages. 2/2
November 24, 2025 at 8:51 AM
He genuinely doesn’t understand that for the rest of us Russia isn’t a political inconvenience, it’s the state that butchered and raped children in cold blood, and tried to blow up the entire European security order. We don’t want them in G8, we want them contained, beaten, and paying damages. 2/2
Trump still thinks Russia is just some annoying “problem state” you smooth-talk back into the G8 with a discount and a photo-op. 1/
November 24, 2025 at 8:51 AM
Trump still thinks Russia is just some annoying “problem state” you smooth-talk back into the G8 with a discount and a photo-op. 1/
The most important question is will it? This is what determines if Europe is able to stand as its own true pillar/pole in the geopolitical sense or if we are merely "territory located in Washington's sphere of influence".
I truly hope it's the first option.
I truly hope it's the first option.
November 24, 2025 at 7:01 AM
The most important question is will it? This is what determines if Europe is able to stand as its own true pillar/pole in the geopolitical sense or if we are merely "territory located in Washington's sphere of influence".
I truly hope it's the first option.
I truly hope it's the first option.
Context or subtext seems like foreign concepts for these people, and their ingrained xenophobia tells them anything foreign is bad.
The original guy who posted it is probably from Bangladesh or India like a majority of the maga accounts on Twitter.
The original guy who posted it is probably from Bangladesh or India like a majority of the maga accounts on Twitter.
November 24, 2025 at 12:31 AM
Context or subtext seems like foreign concepts for these people, and their ingrained xenophobia tells them anything foreign is bad.
The original guy who posted it is probably from Bangladesh or India like a majority of the maga accounts on Twitter.
The original guy who posted it is probably from Bangladesh or India like a majority of the maga accounts on Twitter.
Russia won't even agree to the US/Russia deal and they won't agree to this, because it would mean their own so-called soldiers returning home to a country that don't believe in mental health.
It's going to be a blood bath on their own population.
Not to speak of the economic Fallout...
It's going to be a blood bath on their own population.
Not to speak of the economic Fallout...
November 23, 2025 at 9:41 PM
Russia won't even agree to the US/Russia deal and they won't agree to this, because it would mean their own so-called soldiers returning home to a country that don't believe in mental health.
It's going to be a blood bath on their own population.
Not to speak of the economic Fallout...
It's going to be a blood bath on their own population.
Not to speak of the economic Fallout...
NO! You don't put restrictions on a sovereign country's military when it haven't yet been defeated and is a victim in all of this.
WTF are they thinking??!
WTF are they thinking??!
November 23, 2025 at 9:26 PM
NO! You don't put restrictions on a sovereign country's military when it haven't yet been defeated and is a victim in all of this.
WTF are they thinking??!
WTF are they thinking??!
He probably don't even know what country he's in.
November 23, 2025 at 7:55 PM
He probably don't even know what country he's in.
November 23, 2025 at 7:03 PM
I’m honestly not even sure they’re ‘the most powerful country’ anymore. US power was never just nukes and GDP, it was alliances and trust. They’re busy lighting that third pillar on fire, and once that’s gone, the rest doesn’t look so mighty either.
November 23, 2025 at 5:45 PM
I’m honestly not even sure they’re ‘the most powerful country’ anymore. US power was never just nukes and GDP, it was alliances and trust. They’re busy lighting that third pillar on fire, and once that’s gone, the rest doesn’t look so mighty either.
Ukraine has shown more loyalty to the European project under bombardment than Orbán and Fico have shown from behind their desks. That should tell us everything about who actually belongs in Europe’s future and who’s just here to cash the cheques. /16 END
November 23, 2025 at 5:30 PM
Ukraine has shown more loyalty to the European project under bombardment than Orbán and Fico have shown from behind their desks. That should tell us everything about who actually belongs in Europe’s future and who’s just here to cash the cheques. /16 END
If the EU is serious about its own values, it needs to treat that behaviour for what it is: not eccentric national policy, but sabotage. You don’t get to wave the EU flag with one hand and help dismantle European security with the other. 15/
November 23, 2025 at 5:30 PM
If the EU is serious about its own values, it needs to treat that behaviour for what it is: not eccentric national policy, but sabotage. You don’t get to wave the EU flag with one hand and help dismantle European security with the other. 15/
So yeah, when Ukraine and the rest of Europe talk about “no decisions over our heads,” it’s worth remembering that two EU leaders were enthusiastically offering their heads as stools for the Kremlin and the White House to shit on. 14/
November 23, 2025 at 5:30 PM
So yeah, when Ukraine and the rest of Europe talk about “no decisions over our heads,” it’s worth remembering that two EU leaders were enthusiastically offering their heads as stools for the Kremlin and the White House to shit on. 14/
Compare that to leaders who are hardly left-wing saints Merz, Meloni, even the more cautious ones, who still understood the basic rule: if you let Russia win like this, you just invited the next war. Orbán and Fico looked at that logic and said “nah, we’d rather be Putin’s errand boys.” 13/
November 23, 2025 at 5:30 PM
Compare that to leaders who are hardly left-wing saints Merz, Meloni, even the more cautious ones, who still understood the basic rule: if you let Russia win like this, you just invited the next war. Orbán and Fico looked at that logic and said “nah, we’d rather be Putin’s errand boys.” 13/
And that’s what makes them traitors in my eyes. Not just “disagreeing on policy,” but actively working against the core thing the European Union is supposed to stand for: no more wars of conquest on this continent. They’re siding with the invader against a candidate member. 12/
November 23, 2025 at 5:30 PM
And that’s what makes them traitors in my eyes. Not just “disagreeing on policy,” but actively working against the core thing the European Union is supposed to stand for: no more wars of conquest on this continent. They’re siding with the invader against a candidate member. 12/
Fico isn’t any better. The minute there was a whiff of a deal that would reward Russian aggression and screw Ukraine, he was on it like a budget Kadyrov, happily undermining EU unity while cashing EU funds. Zero shame, maximum Kremlin talking points. 11/
November 23, 2025 at 5:30 PM
Fico isn’t any better. The minute there was a whiff of a deal that would reward Russian aggression and screw Ukraine, he was on it like a budget Kadyrov, happily undermining EU unity while cashing EU funds. Zero shame, maximum Kremlin talking points. 11/
Orbán has been running the Kremlin’s “EU is weak, sanctions bad, poor Russia” script for years, but this was him saying the quiet part out loud: he’s perfectly fine with borders being changed by force as long as it’s his favourite autocrat doing it. 10/
November 23, 2025 at 5:30 PM
Orbán has been running the Kremlin’s “EU is weak, sanctions bad, poor Russia” script for years, but this was him saying the quiet part out loud: he’s perfectly fine with borders being changed by force as long as it’s his favourite autocrat doing it. 10/
While the rest of Europe was busy telling Washington “nice draft, now sit down,” Orbán and Fico were out here licking their lips at the idea of Ukraine being carved up and sold as “peace.” They didn’t even pretend to be conflicted. They just went full vassal. 9/
November 23, 2025 at 5:30 PM
While the rest of Europe was busy telling Washington “nice draft, now sit down,” Orbán and Fico were out here licking their lips at the idea of Ukraine being carved up and sold as “peace.” They didn’t even pretend to be conflicted. They just went full vassal. 9/
One thing this whole “28 point surrender blackmail” circus really clarified: who in Europe still has a spine, and who is basically a Russian franchise in EU packaging.
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November 23, 2025 at 5:30 PM
One thing this whole “28 point surrender blackmail” circus really clarified: who in Europe still has a spine, and who is basically a Russian franchise in EU packaging.
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If the 28 point “surrender blackmail” document did anything good, it was to wake Europe up. The message from this week is clear: no more Yalta. No more deals over Ukraine’s head. Peace, when it comes, is going to be decided with Kyiv, not instead of Kyiv. 7/
November 23, 2025 at 5:30 PM
If the 28 point “surrender blackmail” document did anything good, it was to wake Europe up. The message from this week is clear: no more Yalta. No more deals over Ukraine’s head. Peace, when it comes, is going to be decided with Kyiv, not instead of Kyiv. 7/
The job now is simple:
-Keep backing Ukraine with weapons, money and political cover.
-Build up European defence and space/Intel capabilities so we’re not hostages to US domestic tantrums.
-And never again let anyone treat a sovereign country like a bargaining chip. 6/
-Keep backing Ukraine with weapons, money and political cover.
-Build up European defence and space/Intel capabilities so we’re not hostages to US domestic tantrums.
-And never again let anyone treat a sovereign country like a bargaining chip. 6/
November 23, 2025 at 5:30 PM
The job now is simple:
-Keep backing Ukraine with weapons, money and political cover.
-Build up European defence and space/Intel capabilities so we’re not hostages to US domestic tantrums.
-And never again let anyone treat a sovereign country like a bargaining chip. 6/
-Keep backing Ukraine with weapons, money and political cover.
-Build up European defence and space/Intel capabilities so we’re not hostages to US domestic tantrums.
-And never again let anyone treat a sovereign country like a bargaining chip. 6/