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@BenGrahamUK Because we have the same number of criminals in a smaller population?
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Special games like F.A Cup Semi Finals should be ballot only. Just cause you've been to more games shouldn't matter, there's loads of fans that can't get to games that would love to see us at Wembley. Stop gatekeeping and making out you're a better fan than someone else. #lufc
Hannah💛@hannahxLufc
Please do tickets on how many games you’ve attended and not a ballot Leeds
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@models_by_Russ "things kicked off"? Please explain the legitimacy of the US attack on Iran
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The UK had a choice when things kicked off.
Stand properly with our closest ally… or hang back and pretend that sitting on the fence somehow looks like strength.
And we chose the awkward middle ground — not quite in, not quite out, just… there.
Now people will say that’s “measured” or “responsible.”
But to anyone paying attention, it just looks like hesitation.
Because the US isn’t just another country we occasionally agree with. It’s the backbone of NATO, the partner we lean on for intelligence, deterrence, and the kind of military weight that makes other nations think twice before doing anything stupid.
Which is why this isn’t really about Iran at all.
It’s about what happens if that backbone decides it’s had enough.
Take the US out of NATO and what are you left with? A handful of capable countries, yes — but nothing like the same level of reach, power or deterrence. Certainly not enough to make the world’s bad actors lose sleep.
And the UK? We’re good… but we’re not “replace the United States” good. Nobody in Europe is.
So if Washington starts looking across the table and seeing allies who hedge, hesitate and only show up when it’s convenient, you can’t blame them for eventually asking what they’re getting out of it.
That’s the bit people don’t like saying out loud.
And here’s another question people dodge — if this had been any other US president, would we have been straight in, shoulder to shoulder without all the hesitation? It’s hard not to think a lot of this comes down to the fact that Western governments simply don’t like Trump. He’s not one of their usual, predictable operators, and that makes them nervous. Whether you rate him or not, that discomfort clearly plays into how willing they are to be seen standing alongside him.
Instead, they reach for the Falklands.
“Ah, but the Americans didn’t help us then.”
Except they did — just not in the way people imagine. No Hollywood carrier group charging in, but plenty of the things that actually matter. Intelligence, logistics, weapons, and support through Ascension Island — which, yes, is British, but at the time was being run as a joint UK-US staging base.
They could have made that operation far harder than it already was.
They didn’t.
They helped make it work.
In other words, they showed up like real allies do — not for the headlines, but in ways that actually count.
Which brings us back to now.
Nobody’s saying we needed to blindly charge in. That’s not the point.
But there’s a difference between acting independently and looking like you’re trying to keep everyone happy while committing to nothing.
Alliances don’t survive on technicalities. They survive on trust.
And if we start looking like the sort of country that wants the protection of NATO without ever really sticking its neck out when it matters, we shouldn’t be surprised if one day that protection starts to feel a bit… optional.
Because without the US, NATO isn’t some iron shield.
It’s a polite conversation.
And that’s not much comfort when the world stops being polite.
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America should just ignore the denials and use the airspace and dare the Euros to do something about it.
Open Source Intel@Osint613
Thank you NATO *sarcasm*
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@Trader8000 Our enemy is anything who threatens our way of life and our security.
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Morning All,
Show me your flight routes for Porto.
Mine is
Luton🛫, Barcelona,Porto🛬#NFFC I’ve heard there is some right crazy routes been taken.
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@rebekah930 @DrNeilStone @MakisMedicine This HAS to be a parody account. US Americans can't be that stupid
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@DrNeilStone @MakisMedicine Hmmm…. You call yourself a doctor, but can’t spell license? That’s concerning
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Makis isn't an oncologist
Lost his medical licence in Canada
A complete charlatan
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@iAnonPatriot NATO is a defence organisation. Your aircraft was attacking Iran
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@pmddomingos Dear Blue Tick Pedro: based on your logic, if Russia attacks Ukraine and USA attacks Iran, maybe Europe should defend Iran as well as Ukraine?
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