Why the EU could hang Canada out to dry
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The word slapped beeing bold and underlined made me laugh
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Of course that's Trump's plan. Divide and conquer has been the name of the game this entire time. We know who our enemies are and what they want by now. It's up to us not to let it happen.
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If you think the price of Steel is the reason housing is expensive I have a Bridge to sell you
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If you think the price of Steel is the reason housing is expensive I have a Bridge to sell you
Is the bridge made of steel?
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Is the bridge made of steel?
Every modern bridge is
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I don't share the pessimistic view of the article which calls Trump unironically a „master negotiator", but thinks the EU Commission and Canada are too stupid to talk to each other before they would slapp tariffs on each other
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If you think the price of Steel is the reason housing is expensive I have a Bridge to sell you
No, of course it's not the sole reason, but cost of materials is a factor.
Also if there is a pro-longed cease-fire in Ukraine, the amount of materials needed for reconstruction is immense and drive up prices. Meaning stockpiling cheap steel right now would make sense. -
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There's no substance. This article contains not a single number, not fact, nothing but an opinion out of the blue and supposedly aiming to sow division between Western allies.
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No, of course it's not the sole reason, but cost of materials is a factor.
Also if there is a pro-longed cease-fire in Ukraine, the amount of materials needed for reconstruction is immense and drive up prices. Meaning stockpiling cheap steel right now would make sense.Yes, but it's also far from the being the biggest factor.
Ground Speculation and a massive shortage are the reason.
If Steel would be free tomorrow they wouldn't rent you a new unit 1€ cheaper -
I don't share the pessimistic view of the article which calls Trump unironically a „master negotiator", but thinks the EU Commission and Canada are too stupid to talk to each other before they would slapp tariffs on each other
I don't see the words "master negotiator" anywhere in the article.
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I don't see the words "master negotiator" anywhere in the article.
I probably misremembered it, but they called him an hardline negotiator
The concern naturally points to another. After all, the Trump administration is full of hardline negotiators – including Trump himself – who are skilled in the dark arts of pitting allies and friends against one another.
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I probably misremembered it, but they called him an hardline negotiator
The concern naturally points to another. After all, the Trump administration is full of hardline negotiators – including Trump himself – who are skilled in the dark arts of pitting allies and friends against one another.
Ah, fair. To me "hardline" doesn't say anything about being good at it, just that he's aggressive (which is true). But calling Trump skilled at negotiation seems wrong, or at least his skill seems to be in a very narrow type of zero-sum negotiation which is not well suited for the geopolitical level.
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