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You are letting your emotional brain run you, instead of your rational thinking brain.

Start with reading the link I posted here which explains the contributions from EU countries to the Ukraine war and their contributions to the EU for the Ukraine war and then click on the links from there.

It sounds to me like you haven't read enough detail about what these European countries are contributing to the Ukraine War and what these European countries are contributing to the EU for the Ukraine war.

Anything Trump says always needs to be researched in full. He loved to get people's emotions up by using false information.

For example, each country's GDP is different and so to use a percentage of GDP to show what a country is contributing to the Ukraine War gives the wrong impression completely.

There are other links in the article to current dates and amounts.

The EU, the EU countries, the US and the UK all know Putin has to be defeated by Ukraine and are prepared to help in all ways to ensure this happens.

If Putin isn't defeated, then he'll continue to invade other countries in Europe.

Maybe, in future you could put a link on your post to where you got your information.

France, Germany, Italy have contributed as individual countries to the Ukraine and have also given massive money to the EU to give to Ukraine.

So, looking only at each country's contribution does not include the massive amount of money given by each of these countries to the EU for Ukraine.

People like Ian Bremmer on Twitter give a false impression of each country's contribution, hence, why Twitter should never be relied upon for any accurate information.

https://www.euronews.com/my-europe/2022/04/19/which-country-has-given-the-most-money-to-ukraine

Nor from twitter, the worst place to get any information.

As I said never rely on UK media for what France, Germany, Italy and the EU have given to Ukraine.

The next trading update from ASOS due next week will prove interesting.

Germany, France, the EU have all provided weapons, money or both to the Ukraine. They don't have the weaponry as the US and the UK. Best not to rely on UK newspapers for info on Germany, France and the EU's contributions to Ukraine.

https://samf.substack.com/p/can-ukraine-win?r=f9j4c&s=r&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

I think this article is worth reading in full

The thinking is that the new Chancellor will bring in populist spending methods to shore up Boris Johnson.

What could be included in populist spending measures? Any ideas.

Boohoo is trying hard to stay over 57p

https://app.stockopedia.com/share-prices/boohoo-LON:BOO/shareholders

Best for up to date information and you may have to pay for a subscription to access it. For me, well worth paying for a Stockopedia subscription.

Never say never. The takeover would have to be at least £1 a share and more likely close to £2 a share to get approval from more than 50% of shareholders.

https://www.marketscreener.com/quote/stock/BOOHOO-GROUP-PLC-16023307/company/

Top shareholders listed here

Maybe someone could copy and paste the whole article here.

https://betaville.co.uk/betaville-intelligence/uncooked-alert-boohoo-said-to-part-2/

I meant the sudden bounce up yesterday to positive territory, even though the share price closed down at the end of the day.

(Sharecast News) - Boohoo shares rallied on Wednesday as it emerged that US hedge fund Citadel had taken a 5.04% stake in the fast-fashion retailer.

Headquartered in Chicago, Citadel is majority owned by billionaire founder and chief executive Ken Griffin.

At 0955 BST, Boohoo shares were up 3.5% at 57.09p.

So that's why the shares went up yesterday.

Looks like more than 13m Boohoo shares changed hands today.