pterrien.bsky.social
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Very interesting and relevant post.
Thank you M. Snyder.
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Huge mistake IMO: they didn't say "thank you" to JD Vance and Dear Leader Donald J Trump.
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Take care Mira, that's the most important
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Most of the phosphate, heavily used by US farmers, comes from Canada.
The very same farmers - mostly in Red States - that were hit hard by the US-China trade war during its 1st mandate.
Oh wait: did he ALSO announced increased tariffs with China?
That won't end well for the US farmers...
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Soutien
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As a European, a French, I am deeply grateful.
I've always had the greatest respect for your country.
Now I miss you even more.
Thank you.
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Smart and so accurate.
Thank you.
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D'autant plus dans le cas du grand pays totalitaire loin à l'Est....
Quand on voit la répartition de leur population, Moscou et Saint-Pétersbourg représentent une part énorme.
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Selon moi l'Europe, de concert avec la GB.
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Pardon je n'avais pas vu...
Complètement d'accord.
Et grand merci pour cet échange intéressant et empreint de respect.
Décidément on est mieux ici que chez l'autre fou à la tronçonneuse...
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You're absolutely right, I'm French! :)
And you?
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Good! Thx for the link
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I agree.
And also, I would say: urgently increase our defense manufacturing capabilities. There have been progress for sure, but it's still not up to our needs.
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Yes, the "RealPolitik" is what led us to accept to close our eyes and do so much business with russia.
And what we see nowadays is that EU (Europe in general) has to assert its values, and what we represent in contrast to other "big players".
And it's not just about economics IMHO.
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I agree with you: they are the most exposed, and among the best supporters of Ukraine.
And yes, I would have liked to have, for example, one person representing them. This would have been a good message: we care about everyone, even the smaller countries.
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I think that Starmer had a video call with them yesterday.
At least, it was announced 2 days ago.
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Thanks.
Yes, nothing concrete, and I agree NATO stays the #1 possibility.
But for example, we saw declarations recently in France about a possible shift in the way we could integrate our nuclear arsenal into a EU force.
It's still not a consensus in EU, but the idea seems to gain momentum.
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Beyond the strict support to Ukraine, we hear a lot these days about a possible future "European Defense Coalition", composed not only of EU countries, but also UK.
Are there talks in Norway about integrating such a structure?
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You? A traitor?
No, absolutely not! Someone who loves his country.
As a European, I see you standing for what, I believe, are the true - fundamental - values: the ones I respect, the ones I live for, the ones that can unite us.
Deepest respect from the other side of the Atlantic Ocean.
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Thank you for this very interesting thread.
And as a European, I fully agree to your last post: "It is time to act accordingly. This is our responsibility and legacy."
Our identity, our credibility, our future, are being defined now.
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Avec les perles dont vous nous avez gratifiés, je n'en doute pas une seule seconde. :)
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Ou se réchauffer quelques heures à la chaleur de son ampli à lampes, à défaut de celle qui est humaine.
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Merci !
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Oui. Admirable, intègre, sérieux, et en tout point respectueux.
Et il nous fait découvrir des morceaux incroyables, tel un disquaire de quartier passionné, dont on ignore l'histoire, mais qu'on devine à ses yeux.
Même si parfois j'ai les oreilles qui saignent un peu, il y a toujours de la vie dedans
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Merci cher ami à plumes !
Je connaissais le mix du génial Dan The Automator (sur "Wanna buy a monkey?"), mais pas cette version originale.
PS : dans le genre le hip-hop soft / groovy old-school, je recommande chaudement Handsome Boy Modeling School, une autre de ses créations
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Je suis d'accord, nous allons vivre une année difficile, et une dissolution en 2025 est une éventualité que je n'exclus pas.
Bien qu'un an me paraisse peu pour une recomposition stable du paysage politique.
A court terme, j'attends déjà de voir comment la gauche va gérer cela...
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Oui, et je n'en attends pas, d'autant que l'opposition à Macron reste forte.
Mais à défaut d'un offre cohérente, est-ce que les électeurs modérés ne vont pas se résoudre à voter Renaissance, si la seule alternative est un extrême ?
Reste que tout cela me semble créer bcp de chaos et m'inquiète...
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Et peut-être Macron aussi, pour d'autres raisons ?
Renaissance pourrait profiter d'une explosion des partis traditionnels de gauche / droite, et tenter de récupérer les modérés, qui n'auront pas le temps de s'allier entre eux.
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Happy birthday, and welcome to MAKS 24!!!
Thank you for all your hard work, I really much appreciate all you provide to us.
Cheers mate!
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J'avoue avoir fait l'impasse sur NiN pendant longtemps, mais là vous avez titillé ma curiosité... faut que je creuse.
Merci cher Abbé à Plumes pour vos partages
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Au plaisir de vous lire (mais prenez tout le temps qu'il vous faut) !
Et surtout, grand merci pour vos contributions toujours appréciées.