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Rockstar · 12-04-20, 01:05 PM

Schröderization’s Finnish Roots
by Pekka Virkki

https://upnorth.eu/schroderizations-finnish-roots/

“We need a comprehensive, Mueller-style, EU-wide investigation into the extent of Russian influence on our democracies, economies and political systems, which can set out credible responses. It is wrong that Russian billionaires can buy EU citizenship in Malta, launder money in London propertythrough shell companies and seeminglydonate to European political parties at will.

At the same time we have to overcome the current stalemate where EU-Russia contacts are frozen, but member states continue developing bilateral channels with Russia, often serving narrow national interests. The EU and Nato need to reopen channels of communication to reduce the risk of misunderstandings and miscalculations – as was the case during the cold war...

We can always discuss how deeply involved one was and what kind of responsibility should he or she carry, but first of all, we must remember that collaboration with the current Moscow regime, means collaboration with a regime that is aggressively spreading anti-democratic and anti-Western message and goals all over the world.

(Lets be honest I dont even think Trump wanted to get this close. Ahhh the stench of hypocrisy)

Also, Since Germany is wholly dependent on other nations to supply them cleaner than coal energy. Unless Danish oil reserves dry up, I seriously doubt Denmark will be closing all of their oil fields. By the time 2050 rolls around such lofty goals will have been long forgotten. Because lets face it if Germany is to continue to influence and rule in Europe it must import the energy to survive.

Merkel sold Germany's soul to the devil when she made deals with Putin and Erdogan. She dropped trow and took a big hairy dump on Lativia, Estonia, Poland, and Ukraine. She is positioning Germany as the Europe's energy and economic leader and looking for Germany expand that leadership into defense as well.

My hats off too her though, I must admit she's good under her leadership Germany has done something that none of her predecessors have ever managed to do since the end of the Holy Roman Empire. The Chancellor has taken on the role of European leader without firing a shot.

You make a great mouthpiece for Putin. But good luck Germany, Europe, E.U. or whatever you call yourselves over there these days

12-04-20, 01:05 PM	#1135
Rockstar In the Brig Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Zendia Bar & Grill Posts: 12,614 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	Schröderization’s Finnish Roots by Pekka Virkki https://upnorth.eu/schroderizations-finnish-roots/ “We need a comprehensive, Mueller-style, EU-wide investigation into the extent of Russian influence on our democracies, economies and political systems, which can set out credible responses. It is wrong that Russian billionaires can buy EU citizenship in Malta, launder money in London propertythrough shell companies and seeminglydonate to European political parties at will. At the same time we have to overcome the current stalemate where EU-Russia contacts are frozen, but member states continue developing bilateral channels with Russia, often serving narrow national interests. The EU and Nato need to reopen channels of communication to reduce the risk of misunderstandings and miscalculations – as was the case during the cold war... We can always discuss how deeply involved one was and what kind of responsibility should he or she carry, but first of all, we must remember that collaboration with the current Moscow regime, means collaboration with a regime that is aggressively spreading anti-democratic and anti-Western message and goals all over the world. (Lets be honest I dont even think Trump wanted to get this close. Ahhh the stench of hypocrisy) Also, Since Germany is wholly dependent on other nations to supply them cleaner than coal energy. Unless Danish oil reserves dry up, I seriously doubt Denmark will be closing all of their oil fields. By the time 2050 rolls around such lofty goals will have been long forgotten. Because lets face it if Germany is to continue to influence and rule in Europe it must import the energy to survive. Merkel sold Germany's soul to the devil when she made deals with Putin and Erdogan. She dropped trow and took a big hairy dump on Lativia, Estonia, Poland, and Ukraine. She is positioning Germany as the Europe's energy and economic leader and looking for Germany expand that leadership into defense as well. My hats off too her though, I must admit she's good under her leadership Germany has done something that none of her predecessors have ever managed to do since the end of the Holy Roman Empire. The Chancellor has taken on the role of European leader without firing a shot. You make a great mouthpiece for Putin. But good luck Germany, Europe, E.U. or whatever you call yourselves over there these days Last edited by Rockstar; 12-04-20 at 02:12 PM.