They will descend once more into uber socialist / communist policy and practice and deteriorate.
Der Offenbarungseid. Die Selbstabdankung: "Nichts", sagt der Kanzler, "nichts" würde in Deutschland funktionieren ohne Migration. pic.twitter.com/XF9zEO1fN6
— Alexander Kissler (@DrKissler) September 17, 2026
BREAKING: The Pentagon is considering withdrawing 25,000 troops and planes, ships and other assets from Europe, according to NBC News report.
— The Spectator Index (@spectatorindex) September 17, 2026

🚨 Secretary Marco Rubio delivers a DEVASTATING reality check — NATO is now a “one-way street” and he dropped a MAJOR hint about what’s coming after Iran.
— Trust In Trump 47🇺🇸 (@Trustintrump47) September 19, 2026
“Unfortunately, after this conflict is concluded, we’re going to have to reexamine that relationship.”
RUBIO: “If now we’ve… pic.twitter.com/8M593TkAVq
Vedo poco o nulla sui media italiani di questo.
— settime2588 (@settime2588) September 18, 2026
Una nota: Guillaume Lacroix, leader del partito di opposizione francese PRG, dopo aver ricevuto un briefing di alto livello sulle minacce emergenti, ha dichiarato di non aver mai provato "una tale vertigine". https://t.co/18RcGSW20y
Who?mikejones! said:
Russia is saber rattling. They are threatening to strike Ukrainian allies. In fact, I believe they are going to do so because youre starting to see some actions taken by the euros that suggest they know something.
Yesterday, the Germans closed their consulate in St. Petersburg. They are prepping hospitals for causalities. They are looking for bomb shelters. The germans are moving troops east.
England is telling people to have at least 3 days rations on hand.
Eastern euro countries are preparing their evacuation plans.
Something is brewing.
The greenland deal is different in that it is outside of any nato membership. And now the seemingly more serious threat to move Americans out of Europe. Perhaps the Americans know something is coming as well.
BREAKING: European governments are discussing imposing a "bloc-wide windfall tax" on energy companies as record fuel prices pile pressure on leaders to contain mounting public discontent.
— The Kobeissi Letter (@KobeissiLetter) September 19, 2026
Across the EU, gas prices are now up +24% year-over-year, while diesel is up +38%, and jet…
Who?mikejones! said:
I think nato would respond. I think they'd have to. Their reputation is hanging by a thread already and a non response to an actual invasion, strike or incursion by little green men would surely be the death knell of it.
That or they are going to monitor the hell out of the situation
YouBet said:
Yes, Europe....make it worse!!! No one is dumber except for US Democrats.BREAKING: European governments are discussing imposing a "bloc-wide windfall tax" on energy companies as record fuel prices pile pressure on leaders to contain mounting public discontent.
— The Kobeissi Letter (@KobeissiLetter) September 19, 2026
Across the EU, gas prices are now up +24% year-over-year, while diesel is up +38%, and jet…
nortex97 said:BREAKING: The Pentagon is considering withdrawing 25,000 troops and planes, ships and other assets from Europe, according to NBC News report.
— The Spectator Index (@spectatorindex) September 17, 2026
Good. Get out of Spain, Germany, and Italy in particular. The UK would be great, too.🚨 Secretary Marco Rubio delivers a DEVASTATING reality check — NATO is now a “one-way street” and he dropped a MAJOR hint about what’s coming after Iran.
— Trust In Trump 47🇺🇸 (@Trustintrump47) September 19, 2026
“Unfortunately, after this conflict is concluded, we’re going to have to reexamine that relationship.”
RUBIO: “If now we’ve… pic.twitter.com/8M593TkAVq
Above Rubio comments are from March, but still valid today of course. They are prevaricating about the mythical great Russian power to strike Europe now, but it is really just a tool ('hybrid' war) they are going to use to claim electoral interferences as the right wing parties in France, Germany etc. are dominating at the polls right now.
AlaskanAg99 said:
I do not believe Russia has the capability to invade any of the Baltic states. With whom and with what?
They may let loose some drones or missiles but there is zero possibility they put troops on the ground because anything they have has been so deeply eroded in Ukraine.
Who?mikejones! said:
Russia is saber rattling. They are threatening to strike Ukrainian allies. In fact, I believe they are going to do so because youre starting to see some actions taken by the euros that suggest they know something.
Yesterday, the Germans closed their consulate in St. Petersburg. They are prepping hospitals for causalities. They are looking for bomb shelters. The germans are moving troops east.
England is telling people to have at least 3 days rations on hand.
Eastern euro countries are preparing their evacuation plans.
Something is brewing.
The greenland deal is different in that it is outside of any nato membership. And now the seemingly more serious threat to move Americans out of Europe. Perhaps the Americans know something is coming as well.
AlaskanAg99 said:
I do not believe Russia has the capability to invade any of the Baltic states. With whom and with what?
They may let loose some drones or missiles but there is zero possibility they put troops on the ground because anything they have has been so deeply eroded in Ukraine.
Martels Hammer said:nortex97 said:BREAKING: The Pentagon is considering withdrawing 25,000 troops and planes, ships and other assets from Europe, according to NBC News report.
— The Spectator Index (@spectatorindex) September 17, 2026
Good. Get out of Spain, Germany, and Italy in particular. The UK would be great, too.🚨 Secretary Marco Rubio delivers a DEVASTATING reality check — NATO is now a “one-way street” and he dropped a MAJOR hint about what’s coming after Iran.
— Trust In Trump 47🇺🇸 (@Trustintrump47) September 19, 2026
“Unfortunately, after this conflict is concluded, we’re going to have to reexamine that relationship.”
RUBIO: “If now we’ve… pic.twitter.com/8M593TkAVq
Above Rubio comments are from March, but still valid today of course. They are prevaricating about the mythical great Russian power to strike Europe now, but it is really just a tool ('hybrid' war) they are going to use to claim electoral interferences as the right wing parties in France, Germany etc. are dominating at the polls right now.
If the euros are almost spending what we do where is all their hardware? A report out of Germany from last year said they only had enough ammo for thee days of fighting.
YouBet said:AlaskanAg99 said:
I do not believe Russia has the capability to invade any of the Baltic states. With whom and with what?
They may let loose some drones or missiles but there is zero possibility they put troops on the ground because anything they have has been so deeply eroded in Ukraine.
The specific threat is Russia sending small units of un-uniformed soldiers/operatives over the borders to sow discord and foment internal strife. The Baltic states have large ethnic Russian populations, so not a conventional invasion but more of a tactic to get some internal strife smoldering and cause an ideological split amongst the natives.
traveled through these 3 countries and they all HAAAAATE Russia. Also, Estonian women are gorgeousTriAg2010 said:YouBet said:AlaskanAg99 said:
I do not believe Russia has the capability to invade any of the Baltic states. With whom and with what?
They may let loose some drones or missiles but there is zero possibility they put troops on the ground because anything they have has been so deeply eroded in Ukraine.
The specific threat is Russia sending small units of un-uniformed soldiers/operatives over the borders to sow discord and foment internal strife. The Baltic states have large ethnic Russian populations, so not a conventional invasion but more of a tactic to get some internal strife smoldering and cause an ideological split amongst the natives.
The eastern parts of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania are sparsely populated. About half of Estonia lives in metro Tallin. Nearly the same for Riga in Latvia. One could imagine a small-ish force invading these rural areas without Russian uniforms from the Crimea 2014 playbook.
TriAg2010 said:YouBet said:AlaskanAg99 said:
I do not believe Russia has the capability to invade any of the Baltic states. With whom and with what?
They may let loose some drones or missiles but there is zero possibility they put troops on the ground because anything they have has been so deeply eroded in Ukraine.
The specific threat is Russia sending small units of un-uniformed soldiers/operatives over the borders to sow discord and foment internal strife. The Baltic states have large ethnic Russian populations, so not a conventional invasion but more of a tactic to get some internal strife smoldering and cause an ideological split amongst the natives.
The eastern parts of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania are sparsely populated. About half of Estonia lives in metro Tallin. Nearly the same for Riga in Latvia. One could imagine a small-ish force invading these rural areas without Russian uniforms from the Crimea 2014 playbook.
Merz’s party (CDU) received 4.9% of the vote in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, while the AfD came in first with 37.9%. Merz will not step down and advocates for “steadfastness and patience,” which is newspeak for not changing the policies that the people have rejected. pic.twitter.com/JcicxLqkrP
— Glenn Diesen (@Glenn_Diesen) September 21, 2026
See….see…told you so pic.twitter.com/Td1IzoldK4
— Grok_Slow (@grok_slow) September 24, 2026
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BREAKING PM Andy Burnham has announced plans for a new National Centre for Information Defence to improve community cohesion and prevent a "distorted and untrue narrative about Britain".
The new centre will draw up expertise and best practice, and ensure the UK has the defensive capability necessary to combat information warfare and build national resilience.
Mr Burnham said: "There is no national security without a strong, cohesive society. That's the starting point for everything we hold dear and everything we want to achieve. But the fact is that it has been under attack.
"In recent years we have seen an industrial-scale assault by hostile actors on the information environment in the UK and many of our allies.
"Russian agencies have used every means at their disposal to spread lies and disinformation and prey on people's fears. They've used bots and fake websites. Falsified newspaper articles.
"Forged the branding of 28 British organisations including universities and the BBC. They've amplified far right narratives. And we have evidence that they tried to interfere with the 2019 General Election.
"We also know that they have tried to stoke tensions and unrest in the wake of horrific events. The idea that anyone would try to use such things to their advantage is just repulsive but it is what they do."
More now at @GBNEWS.
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They've amplified far right narratives.
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They've amplified far right narratives.
They should actually heed these narratives from Russia because it would strengthen the UK.
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There is no national security without a strong, cohesive society.
What happened to diversity being our strength?
This is such a bleak indictment of Europe as a whole. pic.twitter.com/ZcYOyxBcSE
— Reddit Lies (@reddit_lies) September 26, 2026
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In 2008, the European Union economy was larger than the United States economy, with a GDP of $19.3 trillion compared to the U.S. $14.8 trillion, making the EU approximately 131% the size of the U.S. economy.
By 2026, this relationship has reversed significantly. The U.S. economy is forecast to reach $32.4 trillion, while the EU is projected at $23.0 trillion, meaning the EU economy is only 71% the size of the U.S. economy.
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The comfortable establishment explanation is that Germans are losing their minds and therefore need more guidance, correction and information from the establishment they are rebelling against. The less comfortable one is that today's political wreckage has a long prehistory, much of it written during the Angela Merkel era.
Ms. Merkel, who served as chancellor from 2005 through 2021, was for years treated as the great grown-up of Western politics: steady, pragmatic, reassuringly unexcitable. In retrospect, she looks more like the archetypal establishment tribune - brilliant at reading and managing insider consensus but incapable of noticing when the consensus itself had become the problem.