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@Marebu3

Katılım Şubat 2019
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@Frid45 They dont know redbull's european
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@NAFOfrumzl the middle part of the plane is actually produced in Europe
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MAKS 26 🇺🇦👀@Maks_NAFO_FELLA·
❗️❗️Occupied Crimea. Russians disguise military fuel tankers as regular trucks.
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Marebu@Marebu3·
@POTFES I'm an optimist. I think this time won't be like 2008. If the USA has another crisis I think we will benefit. Investors already don't trust the government, a crisis will destroy any remaining trust and like macron said, we're the best next choice.
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Pindo 🇪🇺@POTFES·
@Marebu3 No, but institutions, banks, everyone there falls for it. Probably also closeminded European bankers and investors. The fall will be big. We need to be ready
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Pindo 🇪🇺@POTFES·
Can someone explain to me like i am dumb, that AI American private companies not publicly traded, are worth almost 1T, without revenue or assets to back it up? Are Europe's financial investment markets that fragmented, that we can't raise 100billion for Mistral, or are the Americans just king at exaggerating their valuations?
Emmanuel Pernot-Leplay@PernotLeplay

🇪🇺 @MistralAI is about to raise €3B at a €20B valuation 🚀 It could even be more, investors are not yet disclosed. Last year it raised €1.7B at a €12B valuation, when ASML became its biggest investor. OpenAI is valued at €736B and Anthropic even more.

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The Eurozone economy has now been stagnant for what, 20-25 years? Over regulation, heavy dependence on foreign energy sources has led to increased costs for businesses and households. Interest rate changes won’t solve anything.
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Marebu@Marebu3·
@fdondi1 @LzSeishi @pl_european I'm not saying debt = rich, simply stating that current US growth is heavily dependent on the US government issuing more debt.
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Marebu@Marebu3·
@LzSeishi @pl_european If the union wanted to borrow 23T i'm sure it would help stimulate the economy but at the cost of future generations.
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Marebu@Marebu3·
@LzSeishi @pl_european 1-Low taxes on corporations and individuals stimulate growth but reduce government income greatly 2-stimulus packages and bailouts after every crisis kept the economy running but make it dependent on government subsidies. US debt has increased +$33T since 2000. Eurozone? $10T
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Marebu@Marebu3·
@bolcaniche_ The problem with your idea is that therewould need to be a march of the 27 capitals for this to be effective
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Blake Allen@Blake_Allen13·
All of these “Europeans experiencing America for the first time” stories have a common theme: Every single one of them is a European experiencing for the first time how absurdly wealthy the United States is compared to really anywhere else in the world. It underpins them all
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Marebu@Marebu3·
@pl_european Our economy is now better suited than ever to handle the shocks that might come from the burst of the AI bubble, or any other. We grow slowler but, we build our home out of bricks, the americans, out of wood and the chinese out of tofu.
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Marebu@Marebu3·
@pl_european Just like you said, our economy stagnated for a long time after 2008. The USA didn't, but look at the reasons why. Hint: their debt. They won't be able to afford to take on debt much longer and when that happens, the house of cards falls. China is the same story.
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Marebu@Marebu3·
@tito The biggest advantage the EU gives isn't the free movement of goods but the geopolitical power it gives the member states. There are 2 types of countries in europe, the small ones and those who dont yet know they're small. The EU makes us scary to go against.
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Tito Costa@tito·
@Marebu3 We can still have peace, free movement of goods and people and one market without wasting €200B/yr!
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Marebu@Marebu3·
@pl_european I like how you've said in your tweet 20-25 years but here you use a 15 year window of which there were 2 economic crisis, a migration crisis and then another economic crisis inbetween.
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