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Looks like the U.S. does need Europeans (or at least the UK) to be able to reach out to its other theatres. But Trump, Vance, Rubio, Miller, et al will tell Europe that America is there to protect, not use…...

They played well and should be proud! 🫡

Hybrid warfare against numerous NATO nations for years. If you’re okay with the metric that there are no little green men in any current NATO nations, that’s your prerogative. Separately, looks like a France isn’t having EC’s take on Trump’s Board of Peace...

Agree, but I think many assumed he was a passing fad and things were on the way towards re-normalization. Second term is for sure a wake up call. In think even that coming to a reckoning moment. In my recent travels, I send the the apples wouldn’t lose a minute of sleep if V Corps left the...

Really? Executive bypass of legislators seems very much de rigeur in America these days.

By “we” you mean the PM who signed the agreement with the Michigan Governor in………checks calendar…….2012?

☪️ Ramadan Kareem… 30+ tankers in the AO… https://share.google/aimode/pjmIrqMqkkzto8OCs

Not sure that will happen with Nathalie Prevost in their caucus, but I agree the sentiment. I was a prairie-DNA PC-since 18yoa, and after the great Alliance-PC deal reneg of Harper and consistent swing well further and further from center-right where my loyalty lay, I moved on. Martin and...

Make him Housing Minister…could he really do worse than a previous Housing Minister we know… 😉

I think Maverick stole the last one.

A look at how others are preparing for Arctic ops. UK SF’s take on things.

…for now…

Interestingly, European total debt in 2025 was 17T USD, about the same is its total annual GDP. U.S. debt was 37T USD for only 27T USD. So 1.37x more debt than GDP. The U.S. has been accused of ’disproportionate borrowing’ to grow its GDP. Numerically, that seem to be true.

I don’t think America strategically writ large has thought this one through in any meaningful degree. There is a slow but unquestionable realization within Europe, that America no longer represents the deterrent capability (will or actions) that it represented post-WW2. America saying it may...

Retired U.S. general Mark Hertling gets it. Trump/Vance/Rubio like to portray Europe as 100% users and thankless recipients of America’s benevolence. America today seems incapable of acknowledging that it benefits significantly from its heavy military presence in Europe, as a spring board...

There may be some related concerns, but I would say they are “the same.” Canada’s approach is trying to balance a proportionately rapid build of defence capabilities while simultaneously seeking to increase financial prosperity in the context of a significant extant economic threat. Wendy...

India: “Here, hold my chai…”

Maybe the CPC would be better off with Jivani? At least he’s straight up in his admiration of Vance and Trump.

Chali…….. T’as raison! 😉

Touché! Quatre-vingts cinq.