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To: ggersh who wrote (149885)	8/7/2019 11:20:35 AM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 217847

Re <<or not>> Depends on whether NATO-Europe branch wants to be sold down the river and lose or not, I reckon, and each and every country must sooner or later choose, the Nato way or the Swiss method Shall be interesting I never saw upside to Germany and France taking on Russia, and so I fail to discount downsides to a bunch of cannon-fodder domains taking on both Russia and China for and on behalf of any other deep-state as proxy Who knows, maybe mathematical logic shall win out the reckoning, let us wait and see In the meantime all tranquil in Suzhou. No particular concern w/r to trade war we are staying at ordinary everyday person-on-the-street bed&breakfast alongside a canal courtesy of MMT circa 2015 when we were visiting NYC, we were living in building diagonally opposite the Empire State Building on 5th Avenue about 2-3 blocks away from Times Square zerohedge.com We did instruct the coconut to stay away from the subway (she ignored us) but forgot to instruct her w/r to active-shooter scenario Suzhou is nice, and its subway supposedly also nice, both clean and safe, and no homeless people as far as I can see, just like Moscow and St Petersburg. i understand NYC has freedom