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Strategies & Market Trends : 2026 TeoTwawKi ... 2032 Darkest Interregnum -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: sense who wrote (186545)	4/18/2022 4:30:15 AM
From: TobagoJack	1 Recommendation Recommended By marcher Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217694

Still once more, w/o taking sides on a conflict my dog is not explicitly involved in, and remaining agnostic on the eventually determined why's, whereof's and who did what's when's, I note, practically-speaking, that perhaps <<would be to not start another war of aggression in Europe... as Putin has done now... as that will force Germany to re-militarize>> (1) Too late on <<would be to not start another war of aggression in Europe>> (2) I wait for adjudication on what did and did not happen in eastern Ukraine w/r to <<as Putin has done now>> since 1941 or earlier, but particularly during 2001 - 2021 (3) 'It' is so going to and in truth already happening w/r to <<as that will force Germany to re-militarize>>. Rather abnormal for a nation not to be armed to the teeth when neighbours all arming. War in Europe seems natural, as such would anywhere lacking a clearly dominant power for extended time. EU and Nato are possibly just efforts to forestall the next cycle. The efforts need renewing, and absent renewing, the constituent parts by default must get back to cyclical re-arming separately. Perhaps all a consequence of inability of folks to create and maintain rules that work for all over all time, and unable to adapt. Let's see. Old Chinese saying, written within the tome that be en.wikipedia.org, "Long periods of division precede unity and long periods of unity precede division". If so, may be time, as we edge towards 2026, and 2032 comes into progressively clearer view. The point is well known by most kids above age 10 generation after generation, amongst many other points. baike.baidu.hk