17 Apr 2026 10:02 am
I would say your analysis is accurate but it is too late for Europe to make the pivot. They will likely try and fail.Cannonpointer » 16 Apr 2026, 9:23 am » wrote: ↑ Being better informed than you.
Whether the US drops NATO or not, NATO is dead already.The trust is gone. The interests are diverged.The EU is fully committed to building its own MIC and is proceeding apace.Whatever **** comes fromyour mouth is irrelevant to the equation.You're a tourist, popping off to a local.
Only an uninformed clown like you would think that German and French engineers cannot meet or exceed what the American MIC produces.
And only a complete jackass would be shocked and awed by the US "beating" an economy smaller than Indiana - about tied with Minnesota. And I put "beating" in quotes because the fat lady hasn't sung yet, you heavy breathing, over eager retard.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AwTHrJDlFeg
It takes 15-20 years to build a viable MIC and not only is the European Union poorer than the United States (per capita), we are headed for a global recession next year that will feel like a depression.
Depressed tax revenues and increased, unsustainable spending increases (to build a MIC) will cause bond yields to skyrocket and threaten the viability of the monetary system. One of Trumps' handlers agenda was to loot the corpse known as the European economy.
They won't recover from this for 30-50 years.