RE: Europe isnt on a war footing3 Mar 2025 15:54
Bloomers has a valid point whether you like it or not. The response to ukraine has been a disaster, a scandal, weak weak weak! anyone who says otherwise are deluding themselves. Ukraine has constantly been dripfed weapons to keep the war alive, but not enough for any decisive push. Weapons always came too late, weapons requests were always rejected at first, but always eventually given. The EU and US have been so weak and pathetic in their response, they make a jellyfish look upstanding. if they were so bothered about Putin, they should have made it clear from the beginning that troops would be sent in full force as soon as russia crosses the Ukraine border. But no, that was ruled out immediately. How much more of an invite could you give putin? When Macron refused to rule out troops in ukraine, the whole of EU, US and UK rebuked....utter cowards.
At least trump is being decisive in saying that they want out. Thats better than letting the war drag on by dripfeeding weaons that achieve nothing but more death, destruction and prolonged suffering with no end in sight. All we currently have is a lot of bluster from the mouthpieces of EU beaurocrats but never any decisive action.
Go full in on ukraine and send a full force to clear russia out, or get out of ukraine. The liberals and wokes across europe have made the first option completely non viable and are more bothered about spending our money on woke agendas so there is only one option left. End the war like trump is trying to do. There is no middle ground here. Words mean nothing at this point.
Europe have nobody but themselves to blame if Ukraine capitulates. Of course the liberals will blame Trump, but they need to take a good hard look at themselves and ask who is to blame for Trump getting back into power? Liberals went too far with wokeness, alienated and pushed agendas on the centre masses and then wonder why they voted Trump? Now Trump will restore much needed balance and equilibrium. In the next couple of election cycles, I believe reform has a real shot at power to balance out what has happened here in the last couple of decades.