US-EU Rift
Started by nimbleharbor10 · · 👁 11 views · 29 replies
#23 ·
It was designed specifically to make mass manipulation easier, turning society into a commodity to be exploited at will. Brainwashing becomes effortless, bad laws get pushed through, people get drafted into wars, families are torn apart, and the public gets poisoned... how is this still not obvious to anyone?
#24 ·
restlesssailor3 said:It was designed specifically to make mass manipulation easier, turning society into a commodity to be exploited at will. Brainwashing becomes effortless, bad laws get pushed through, people get drafted into wars, families are torn apart, and the public gets poisoned... how is this still not obvious to anyone?
You hit the nail on the head, man. Short and sweet.
By the way, do they still hold that traditional local festival over in the old town near Sinj? I went a couple times ages ago, way back before the nineties conflict started.
Judging by your handle, I’m guessing you’re from one of those small towns out near Sinj.
#25 ·
Not from that neck of the woods. I'm a New Yorker. That whole circus is still running just fine.
#26 ·
The title of this discussion is honestly ridiculous 😵—it treats the EU as if it were some independent 'player' in the game...
Anyone with even a shred of common sense can see that the EU is nothing more than a Washington colony...
...which is exactly what the US Vice President made crystal clear a few years back during those "negotiations" regarding sanctions against Russia...
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Anyone with even a shred of common sense can see that the EU is nothing more than a Washington colony...
...which is exactly what the US Vice President made crystal clear a few years back during those "negotiations" regarding sanctions against Russia...
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#27 ·
Amy Diaz222 said:The title of this discussion is honestly ridiculous 😵—it treats the EU as if it were some independent 'player' in the game...
Anyone with even a shred of common sense can see that the EU is nothing more than a Washington colony...
...which is exactly what the US Vice President made crystal clear a few years back during those "negotiations" regarding sanctions against Russia...
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Look, it’s actually way more complicated than just saying the EU is a Washington puppet. Germany is always awake, pushing its own agenda, and while France is busy playing tough, anything can happen....
As for how much that actually benefits us—well, that's a whole different story.
#28 ·
Amy Rogers6 said:Look, it’s actually way more complicated than just saying the EU is a Washington puppet. Germany is always awake, pushing its own agenda, and while France is busy playing tough, anything can happen....
As for how much that actually benefits us—well, that's a whole different story.
True, Germany is always—and I mean relentlessly—pushing that same old playbook, which consistently leads us straight into what is now effectively their third (3rd) ... (this one being a quiet one), major surrender:
https://g8fip1kplyr33r3krz5b97d1-wpe...n-1024x729.jpg
... and apparently, they aren't satisfied yet, despite dealing with such massive waves of immigration and having a new 'Charles de Gaulle-style Macron' running things in France. 🤣
#30 ·
Amy Rogers6 said:Look, it’s actually way more complicated than just saying the EU is a Washington puppet. Germany is always awake, pushing its own agenda, and while France is busy playing tough, anything can happen....
As for how much that actually benefits us—well, that's a whole different story.
Regardless of the fact that "Germany is pushing an agenda," everyone knows who's actually running the show—it's the USA, and I think the presence of US armed forces in Germany is pretty well established... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o...ons_in_Germany
http://www.eur.army.mil/About-Us/Mission-History/
They'll be sticking around for "some time," along with the British acting as part of those "occupying forces"... 🤦 http://www.warfare.today/2018/10/01/...ay-in-germany/
Regarding the French and their tendency to "play hardball"—the Germans are certainly aware that the French favor them significantly less than the Americans do, or even the British...
In recent history, the Germans have regularly "stepped on the toes" of the French, and I doubt the French have forgotten that... 🤔
Almost every single EU member seems perfectly "happy and content" with their subordinate status relative to the USA...
...you only have to look at the various EU members from Eastern Europe 🤦 as well as countries like the Netherlands, Italy, Greece, or even "neutral" Sweden...
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(Though we shouldn't lose sight of the "terminology and definitions," which seem to be interpreted differently depending on who you ask...)
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