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From Lisbon to Luhansk, and from Nuuk to Tbilisi, Europe will be free! #Greenland #Europe

@InsiderGeo Definitely! It just frustrates me that it's 2026 and we still can't seem to get our act together. As you say in the thread, we could have made certain choices in 2022 and we'd now be in a much better position, but such choices are just not always made when they should be.

Well, in 2022 we didn’t have the same U.S. administration we have now. Things are starting to move, but slowly. The problem is due to a number of factors. Also, keep in mind that back in 2022 we didn’t have very much to begin with, and we’ve since provided a lot to Ukraine. Now we need to keep supporting them while also producing a surplus for ourselves it’s a bit of a complicated situation.😄

BREAKING: French President Emmanuel Macron and Danish PM Mette Frederiksen stress the urgent need for a strong, independent Europe, fully capable of defending itself without relying on the U.S. Speaking to DR, Macron highlighted that when the U.S. threatened Denmark over Greenland, France immediately offered troops to protect the territory: "You cannot threaten an ally and a European partner. And yes, we are ready to commit because it is Europe. The Greenland crisis revealed a harsh reality: Europe cannot rely on the U.S. for its own security. Macron stressed that the ongoing war in Iran has already drained U.S. missile stockpiles, limiting America’s ability to fully support its allies in Europe and Ukraine. "Too many countries are dependent on U.S. capabilities and presence" he warned. Europe must build stronger armies, a resilient industrial and innovative base, and the ability to produce advanced defense capabilities on its own soil." Frederiksen echoed Macron, saying that while Denmark remains transatlantic at heart, the world has changed: “The answer is Europe.” The Greenland moment, she added, showed that a united and independent Europe is essential politically, militarily, and diplomatically. The leaders also stressed energy and technological independence. Europe must reduce reliance on foreign oil and gas, control its tech infrastructure, and protect its democracies from external interference. Macron emphasized the importance of safeguarding young people online as part of this independence. Greenland was only the beginning. Between conflicts in Ukraine and Iran, dwindling U.S. support, and rising global pressures, Macron and Frederiksen argue that Europe must take its security and future into its own hands. The message is clear: Europe must be ready to act autonomously, defend its people, and safeguard its values without relying on anyone else. They cited the Greenland crisis in January as a pivotal wake-up call for European unity.

@RylanDavis2121 @IAPonomarenko This proves my point exactly. Try to learn a little bit about Europe, little bro

@DeltaJ26 @IAPonomarenko Abusive partners? lmao brother we are not your partner or your daddy. We paid to stabilize and rebuild you and defend you from the ussr for 80 years, your economies are now large enough to handle the d degraded threat that is Russia.

This. Is. Horrifying.

@BobaFella911 @IAPonomarenko We're far too dependent on both and we should learn to stand our own two feet, but I still prefer the US and our historic bonds over a country we have no history with and who has shown to be equally domineering, if just in their own backyard for now

@BobaFella911 @IAPonomarenko I disagree. China isn't as impulsive, but I'd argue that makes them more dangerous. Their values differ so much from ours and they too want to see a different world where we wouldn't be equal partners. They're just going about it in a much more thought through way.

@InsiderGeo I understand and I agree with everything in that thread, but the state of our military hasn't meaningfully changed since 2022. We wouldn't be able to stand up to the US, but chose to convey strength anyway. Why didn't we in 2022? An optimist might say it's a sign of progress...?

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@lavvspan @vcdgf555 And this is how terrible rumours about stealth get started, like the F-117 shootdown by Serbia

@vcdgf555 That’s bad, F-35 stealth tech was definitely overhyped

There is a lot of discussion surrounding the supposed F-35 video today picking up the same level of brightness from the airframe as the exhaust. Wanted to compare with some old attempted shootdown video screenshots from the Houthis using Iranian-provided equipment.

@JHarlow87 @InsiderGeo It doesn't matter she's an adult or not, it matters that she's the leader of a foreign partner, a friendly nation, and you don't just say things like this. What you could say between friends hanging out and what leaders say in a diplomatic setting rightfully differ

@InsiderGeo Thats perfectly acceptable in Japan, but that looks like the white house. American culture doesn't restrict speech. We say how we feel rather than beating around the bush. Shes an adult, and holds very high office in a very powerful country, I think she can handle some words.

People often don’t realize that you can’t talk to Asians the same way you talk to Europeans or Westerners. There’s a cultural expectation that historical context, respect, and subtlety are treated differently what might seem casual or humorous in the West is deeply offensive in Japan, In Japan, context, respect, and subtlety guide almost every interaction. Unlike in many Western countries, where directness is valued, Japanese communication often relies on reading between the lines.

@Spearhead2024 @InsiderGeo And your orange man lost to this woman. How do you feel, bro?

@InsiderGeo such a nasty useless woman.

@devilfear2u @InsiderGeo Do it bro, I double dare you

@InsiderGeo We should just take Greenland for the sport of it and to piss off little manu’ 😂

@srknates @InsiderGeo Smart, right? Why fight alone when you can fight together. That's an idea Trump is figuring out in real time. After telling everyone to go fck themselves and that America didn't need them, he's now begging them to come help him out in Hormuz. Don't worry, you'll learn in time

They are so spineless that if they went to war with America, they wouldn't hesitate to fall into the lap of Russia or China. They know they have no chance in a fight with America. Throughout history, what they've done is unite against a single state: against Russia, against the Turks, and now against America. They never have the courage to face it alone.

@BurroughsTon @InsiderGeo You don't even have minesweepers to help open the strait of Hormuz with

@InsiderGeo They should rely on themselves. We've been changing their diapers since 1945.

@happyzim @InsiderGeo The Christian center-right is the largest party in the European parliament. You don't know what you're on about

@InsiderGeo The EU is so far left we won’t likely see this for generations.

@Incog1986 @Joe1198V @InsiderGeo You haven't though

@Joe1198V @InsiderGeo We have forgotten that we've been at war with Europe for much of our history. We only been at peace with them for 80 years.

@Smallism_org @InsiderGeo Do not tell me you think this is some sort of 7D chess move by Trump to boost Europe's defense capabilities? You're delusional if so

@InsiderGeo Love the framing, it's all macron's idea, nobody else thought of this, Well no one except Trump of course.

@HODLingSailor @IAPonomarenko Says the MAGA crypto bro

@IAPonomarenko a lot of idiots in Europe who are incapable of thinking for themselves

@RylanDavis2121 @IAPonomarenko And all THIS comment proves is that Americans don't understand jack shit about Europe and how we think. But hey, if you believe it's perfectly healthy to stay with an abusive partner, you do you, if that's the MAGA values

@IAPonomarenko Europeans say all sorts of dumb shit about America in polls. Be our guest and make a security guarantee deal with China 😂 let's see how that goes lmao. All this poll really proves is that there's no shortage of retards in Europe.

@Tomek_K78 @IAPonomarenko He linked the source. It's Politico

@IAPonomarenko What is the source of this data? Who made it ?