Tim Fidgeon

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Tim Fidgeon

Tim Fidgeon

@timfidgeon

London, Germany, Spain Beigetreten Aralık 2011
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Chris Marcus
Chris Marcus@ArcadiaEconomic·
Trump’s started taking action, that according to CNBC, over 100 legal experts say would qualify him as a war criminal…
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Hiro Protagonist
Hiro Protagonist@HiroPro79750486·
@GringoInvesting @bullbearlovech1 @TMTLongShort I’m with you on countering the Chinese, of course; I’m an American and I also know what being an American should mean. I take China very seriously. I worry about Trump’s approach to our allies. Yes they are a bunch of free-loaders, but there is such a thing as going too far
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Just Another Pod Guy
Just Another Pod Guy@TMTLongShort·
Before we fully turn the screws on Europe we will annihilate Canada. Full medieval shit. No prisoners. It’s going to be a bloodbath. And Europe is going to watch in horror and confusion. And then they’ll ask themselves “if he could do this to Canada what might he do to Spain” Elbows up, USMCA will be fun 🫡
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Hiro Protagonist
Hiro Protagonist@HiroPro79750486·
@GringoInvesting @bullbearlovech1 @TMTLongShort I would ask you to consider - as one American with his eye on the Chinese to another - that Trump’s style / how far he goes is very risky for actually breaking the alliances rather than artfully maneuvering the allies into greater burden-sharing and alignment (with us).
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Blizio
Blizio@blizio645·
@TMTLongShort This is from 2023, being neutral between China and the US has been a policy being floated in Europe for a while now. Even when Biden was willing to contribute $113 billion to Ukraine from 2022 to the end of 2023
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Just Another Pod Guy
Just Another Pod Guy@TMTLongShort·
Now you are starting to understand why decoupling was chosen as the optimal strategy. By forcing Europe to choose a sphere it removes the possibility of them betraying us at the worst possible time. And no I am not using the word betray in the moral sense. I don’t believe in morality. I believe in realpolitik. And we are about to realpolitik the shit out of them until they beg to be vassals again.
Just Loki@LokiJulianus

If China invaded Taiwan, Europeans would say it wasn't their fight, shut down our overflights, and try to cut a deal with the PRC.

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Michael Every
Michael Every@TheMichaelEvery·
It *could* be, as I’ve been arguing for weeks… which is why escalation to try to deescalate on US terms is still the most logical path ahead. If that then works, 2026 opens up all kinds of ‘reverse perestroika’ possibilities (and necessities).
Niall Ferguson@nfergus

American Suez. A doleful essay for Good Friday. "There is now a rising probability that Trump’s war backfires on him much as Eden’s did—economically, politically, and geopolitically. Which raises the question: Is this the American Suez?" 1/5

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ZenYogiZen
ZenYogiZen@GeoffreyGo94064·
Blaming people who don't vote for the mess that others voted for is the height of madness. Put the blame where it belongs with the political process, with the politicians & the voters who take part in it. @TalkTV @jkyleofficial
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Tim Fidgeon
Tim Fidgeon@timfidgeon·
@EuroBriefing Europe has risked hanging itself from a tree of virtue and not even realised it :/
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Wolfgang Munchau
Wolfgang Munchau@EuroBriefing·
In our latest podcast, our team discusses the long-term consequences of Europe's decision to deny US requests for the use of joint bases and overflight rights for its war against Iran. This, plus the repeated assertion that “This is not our war” has given Trump a catchy political narrative that his political opponents may struggle to counter. eurointelligence.com/Podcasts
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John Hulsman
John Hulsman@JohnHulsman1·
But you clearly didn’t make this political risk call at the beginning. Instead you have now predicted every outcome, in effect circling all letters on a multiple choice test. As any 8 year old knows this doesn’t mean you got it right. It means you are pathetically evading responsibility.
Niall Ferguson@nfergus

"The crisis begins as an attempt to overthrow an unfriendly regime in the Middle East, in concert with the state of Israel. It is also a struggle for control of a key commercial waterway. Despite lacking a plausible basis in international law and popular support at home, the military operation is nevertheless a success in its own terms. The armed forces of the invaded state are swiftly overwhelmed." 2/5

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Velina Tchakarova
Velina Tchakarova@vtchakarova·
If European states believe that they are on the safe side, they are unfortunately wrong. Systemic risk-driven global crises come in waves due to the multiplicative cascading effects across sectors and fields. You better panic early than later when the crisis hits like tsunami.
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Tim Fidgeon
Tim Fidgeon@timfidgeon·
@SantiagoAuFund There is a lot of 'Next Token' thought/speech in people (myself included!)
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🇦🇺Craig Tindale
@MotivationSober @MarioNawfal We haven’t got enough critical metals to build 25% of green energy . This idea we have infinite metal to build green energy , AI , electrification all at once is easily disprovable .
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