Zelenskyy calls for creation of ‘Armed Forces of Europe’.
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China seems to be reasonable, which is what you want with a partner. Obviously they are not an ally to anyone in the west, but they act in a predictable way. Seems refreshing these days.
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We should also have boots on the ground
So that 'We' means 'other people'?
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Do you think boots on the ground means people travelling all alone up to the warzone by themselves?
You're just trolling.
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No, but it is very easy to volunteer other people's boots.
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Brexit was the product of russian disinformation and social engineering. The margin was laughably small and Scotland was 60% in favour of remaining (anti immigration propaganda didn't address the massive numbers of English people already in Scotland). Most people in England would vote to rejoin at this point though.
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I'm sure I'd be a major asset to the foreign legion with my flat feet, sleep apnea and ADHD
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Ok, I am delighted to hear that, vote the rejoin, in EU we will be happy to negotiate adhesion, but it does not seem something that can be resolved in weeks and the military union should occur in that type of deadline
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Control of NATO's military is under direct control of the most unstable member.
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As an Englishman, I'm still cursing the puppets who voted leave. It was mostly based on lies and half truths. A lot of us want back in to Europe. We just need to figure out how to clean house and make sure people understand what we are (re)gaining.
In the world that's coming, we need to stand as a united front.
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- goes against anti proliferation treaties, and 2., while desirable, is not directly related to the matter at hand.
Some people would rather bow to fucking USA administration than spend tax dollars (or euros) on military. Are you German by any chance?
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You got a link to this fanfic?
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Except above comment is plain wrong
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Brexit was caused by British exceptionalism. The people who wanted to leave wanted to leave because they thought UK is so great that it could bend the EU. People who didn't want to leave did so because they believed UK already had a good deal with the EU (and they did) because the UK is so great. Polling data backs that up because if you start asking about making "concessions" to rejoin the EU that "Yes" to rejoin turns into "I'd rather not".
REFV2. If tomorrow there were another referendum on EU membership, how do you think you would vote?
- Stay out of the EU - 39%
- Rejoin the EU - 61%
EURO. Would the requirement to adopt the Euro as currency change your decision to rejoin the EU if you would vote to rejoin?
- I would still want the UK to rejoin the EU if adopting the Euro was a requirement - 35%
- I would not want the UK to rejoin the EU if adopting the Euro was a requirement - 9%
- I would only want to rejoin the EU if we were able to keep Sterling as our currency - 14%
- Would vote to stay out - 39%
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We're a sacrifice he's willing to make.
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- The treaty recognizes France as a nuclear power, a European army with France inside could easily argue as "heir" of that right.
- A first -order power, with true military intervention capacity in a global way, has to be able to block decisions at the UN, another thing is to remain in second.
That is matter in hand, play with the elderly
