Pulci Gorgon

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I'm afraid the discussion has lost its sense. Arguments are based on false facts. I'll step back from the conversation until it becomes more engaging.

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Ukrainian victory is the most urgent for Europe and to maintain our security and the global balance of power. But China's ambitions regarding Taiwan pose the greatest danger, even though one could argue that Taiwan wouldn't bring significant benefits to China if invaded. With that being said, I encountered individuals traveling to China at KL airport. They were likely of mixed Chinese-Malaysian descent. I had the opportunity to chat with a couple of them, and they mentioned that life in China felt easier and more comfortable, with fewer concerns about police scrutiny.

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I'm uncertain about what the future holds. If Trump is reelected (which is currently uncertain), I'm unsure whether he will continue to pressure Europe in the face of Russian threats. While I agree with his stance on NATO countries spending at least 2% of their GDP on military expenses, I disagree with his previous approach. I believe European nations should surpass this threshold. Germany has initiated a program to prepare for potential Russian aggression, and other countries should make similar efforts. Particularly, providing Ukraine with more ammunition to combat Russian forces is crucial. I'm less optimistic about Europe than you are. I'm concerned about the possibility of Russia first invading a few Eastern European countries (such as the Baltic states and/or Moldova), while Western countries might deem it unworthy of war for these 'small' nations. This pattern might then repeat with Poland, Slovakia and Romania. When Western Europe is at risk, we might find our allies have already disappeared.