I suspect the support for the continue European funding of a proxy war in Ukraine will start very quickly to bleed away. The longer-term parliamentary consequences for mainstream political parties in Europe could be even more devastating.
The US president has called on European leaders to stop the ‘horrible’ invasion of migrants that has gone on for over a decade.
The EU has realised it can’t hide behind Daddy USA forever.
Spread the word in case any of our politicians think this idea is not radioactively awful. They need to know it’s been tried and failed so we don’t have to repeat the experiment.
From the perspective of the most crisis-ridden prime minister in our history, surrounded by a party of idiots who will resist any meaningful reversal of immigration and climate policies, Europe might offer him a way out.
The jig is up for Putin: he is on a gambler’s losing streak and has lost the shirt off his back. His nakedness is clear for all to see.
What the path out certainly does not involve is doubling down on the same exact policies that both created this mess in the first place.
According to Merkel, the move threatens both freedom of movement within the EU and the integrity of the Schengen zone, which allows visa-free travel across most of the bloc.
Moscow is “set on serious negotiations” with Kiev to bring a “long-term lasting peace,” the Russian president has said.
Our trade agreement with it cost our government $280 million a year.
The longer the ‘firewall’ is kept up, the more likely the AfD will not just participate but dominate.
