Awesome. Better late than never.
But if their PM says they’ve given 4 billion I suppose it must be true. He is the leader of a country after all. They would never lie or skew the truth in their favour.
Spain with their corruption are obviously highly trustworthy.
They are not doing great themselves, yes, there’s plenty of corruption to go around, is any of that an excuse? Their problems didn’t happen yesterday. They’ve had plenty of time to work for a better future. All while being funded by the EU. They’re just not interested…
I’m not complaining about Spain closing their airspace. That’s great.
But giving Spain credit for “going hard” is just wrong. For decades they’ve gone by doing the bare minimum, if even that, reaping every possible benefit of EU while contributing nothing of worth or significance.
Spain is not risking war with the US. Not even close.
Don’t call it a comeback, it’s been here for years
No, they could start actually helping out in europe and I’ll be overjoyed.
Oh wow… closed airspace for US military planes. Must be real expensive. What a huge sacrifice.
They’re not risking anything. It doesn’t cost them anything. The only reason they close it is for their own domestic politics.
Not gonna vent much at all if you put in on a carpet…
It’s all bark and no bite. If they want to go hard, how about they actually do something instead of sending thoughts and prayers.
https://www.statista.com/statistics/1499394/european-aid-to-ukraine-by-country/
It will. I can assure you the government have far more resources at their disposal than you do.
It doesn’t. You just run faster.
It’s not the speed that kills you. It’s the rapid deceleration.
Ah, just threatening with some casual genocide. No biggie.
For sure. I suppose I just don’t get why everyone is making a fuzz over the ship when every single country would do the same.
War is not a game.
I understand you dislike the action that took place. I also think it was cowardly. But it simply does not change the fact that warships are legitimate targets in war.
Regardless of what the USA would like to call it or if it had congressional approval or not.
It’s a cowardly strike. I’m not arguing with you there. All I’m saying is that everyone was up and about it being a warcrime. Which it wasn’t.
It was a legitimate target for sure. Trying to make a deal out of this ship is just stupid. You have far better cases to be made with the school’s that were hit.
The fact it’s now confirmed they informed Sri Lanka of the sinking and sailors in distress removes that aspect of a potential war crime as well.
As to the articles mentioning of mysteriously broken legs. I don’t think that’s a particularly big mystery… when the floor accelerates that quickly into you feet first. Broken legs are to be expected.
And the fact that everyone else left alive had some form of immunity or resistance.
Dude… they have been working on this since 2017.
Nah, turns out that some people just go mad with the smallest amount of power possible.
Yes, and yet the difference between them is a factor of 4.
Now, I don’t know this source. And I’m always sceptical of infographics. Does this include the fact that many other countries have their manufacturing in China?
I think this is probably a case where the median gives a far more complete picture than the average.
Possibly. I am in the process of decreasing my carb intake by 99%
Great that they closed their airspace. Truly. But praising them for “going hard” I think is silly. And I stand by that their reason for doing so is purely for domestic politics. It’s the right decision but for the wrong reason.