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OkDOGEisAmountingToSomething says

It's their damn battle anyway. There's no motivation for Russia to attack us and the only way would result in both countries melting each other. Not gonna happen.

If you really think about how stable the US has been for 2 centuries outside of the Civil War, we look pretty good. Europe had 2 world wars that we had to help out with. There will be a 3rd. All of Eurasia will be liquid diarrhea in 10 years. And my kids are not going there to fight anything. I'll make sure of that.

https://nitter.poast.org/LibertyCappy/status/1897034215679721577#m

That map corresponds well with the ongoing invasion from the Middle East.

The countries that don't want to fight are being invaded the most.

"Nobody is irrepleacable" -- Stalin

Investing.com -- Eutelsat shares have soared in recent days, surging more than 90% on Tuesday to €3.80, adding to its 68% gain in Monday's session after closing at €1.199 on Friday.

The stock has now more than tripled in value in just two days as investors bet on rising demand for its OneWeb satellite network.

The rally follows growing speculation that OneWeb, which merged with Eutelsat in 2023, could emerge as a key European alternative to Elon Musk’s Starlink for space-based internet services.

Eutelsat has positioned itself as a major player in Europe’s push for greater autonomy in satellite communications, particularly in light of geopolitical tensions.

Reuters reported that a spokesperson for Eutelsat told them the company remains committed to supporting Ukraine and has “deployed and continues to operate hundreds of terminals across Ukraine and the Black Sea.”

The surge in Eutelsat’s stock comes amid reports that U.S.-European tensions could put Starlink’s dominance at risk in the region, creating an opportunity for OneWeb.

With around 650 low-earth orbit (LEO) satellites, OneWeb remains the second-largest provider in the market after SpaceX’s Starlink.

LOL, the Europeans, always a day late and a Taler short

Eric Holder says

"Nobody is irreplaceable" -- Stalin

https://nitter.poast.org/BGatesIsaPyscho/status/1897911407468740872

🇮🇹 Meanwhile on a bus in Italy

The whole of Europe is in real trouble.

They're not "immigrants". They are criminal aliens who invaded Europe and should all be shot if they do not immediately leave voluntarily.

But first, every European traitor who deliberately let the invaders in should be dragged into the streets and shot.

Patrick says

But first, every European traitor who deliberately let the invaders in should be dragged into the streets and shot

Europeans ain't got guns...but they do have rope. Just ask Mussolini.

RWSGFY says

Selling a handful of jets to Portugal is no reason to stay in NATO. Portugal may still buy the F-35 anyway as to stay in step with the 10 other Euro nations that already use the F-35.

DeportLibtards says

Men? Does the Eurozone not have women?

Leaked deliberately so the Eloi can get the message.

Hell. it's just like Jefferson and the war against the Barbary Pirates in 1801-1805. Europe was being a pussy, as usual, but the US had enough of its citizens being captured and enslaved.

This, from Jefferson, who got some good lovin' from Sally Hemmings. Yes, that's right, fuck the wenches but you sand niggers better keep your grubby hands off our white women.

What point was I trying to make again?

Suddenly:

BY VANESSA GERA AND KERSTIN SOPKE
Updated 8:29 AM PDT, March 28, 2025

SCHOENEICHE, Germany (AP) — The U.S. government is on a global egg hunt, seeking exports from countries in Europe and elsewhere to ease a severe shortage that has caused egg prices at grocery stores to hit record highs.

Germany, Italy, Poland and Sweden are among the nations the U.S. Department of Agriculture approached to address the shortage...

stereotomy says

Hell. it's just like Jefferson and the war against the Barbary Pirates in 1801-1805. Europe was being a pussy, as usual, but the US had enough of its citizens being captured and enslaved.

US citizens are not being captured and enslaved now. The percentage of US-flagged commercial ships in the world is 0.5% and even these are mostly crewed by Indians and such. So the chance of an actual US citizen on an actual US-flagged ship being hit by houthi drone is less than me winning Powerball. Why spend costly munitions on something we supposedly don't care about, i.e. free trade and freedom of navigation?

Eric Holder says

stereotomy says

Hell. it's just like Jefferson and the war against the Barbary Pirates in 1801-1805. Europe was being a pussy, as usual, but the US had enough of its citizens being captured and enslaved.

US citizens are not being captured and enslaved now. The percentage of US-flagged commercial ships in the world is 0.5% and even these are mostly crewed by Indians and such. So the chance of an actual US citizen on an actual US-flagged ship being hit by houthi drone is less than me winning Powerball. Why spend costly munitions on something we supposedly don't care about, i.e. free trade and freedom of navigation?

The USN is so fucking busy it can't adequately protect US shipping. Instead, it's all about "RUSSIA RUSSIA RUSSIA!!!!!!!!"

The USN should instead protect US trade worldwide, and thereby create a new trade logic - side with the USA, and your shit gets to its intended port.

What about this do the libtards/WEF/globohomo not understand? The US is done facilitating globohomo. It's US trade now, you glogohomo fuckers.

"Why are Americans obsessed with Air Conditioning?"

Map of North America overlaid by European latitudes:

That's a fact but Southern Europeans and Northern Africans hardly use AC. Definitely an American obsession. Makes sense at work and occasionally at home, but one can def overdo it with the AC

DeportLibtards says

mell says

That's a fact but Southern Europeans and Northern Africans hardly use AC. Definitely an American obsession. Makes sense at work and occasionally at home, but one can def overdo it with the AC

Gotta remember AC is also a dehumidifier for the air it's circulating. Most of the midwest and south east of the Mississippi is humid. It's not necessarily about it being cold inside the house, but pulling the moisture out of the house. If it's 95ºF and 90% humidity (dew point is a factor as well) even a conditioned home will feel great with the thermostat set at 74ºF because there's less moisture.

Europeans also have older stone architecture. So even if it's hot, the house will generally stay cool. Modern US houses are built like shit for profits. Have been for 30 years plus. Southern Europe and Northern Africa don't have the humidity.

Patrick probably knows, but come to Chicago or the cornfields west, south and north in the region in July. The south is worse. Gotta get that moisture out of the house. That's more of the goal. Doesn't need to be a refrigerator.

Holy fuck I can almost walk to Libya!

Edit after coffee: I'm deep in the heart of Libya.

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has complained that European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen spent half an hour criticizing him for his visit to Donald Trump. He says she even called him a “complete idiot.”

Fico claims that after his trip, the US imposed tariffs on European cars and that he was blamed for it.