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🇩🇪 GERMANY PREPARES FOR WAR: CONSCRIPTION COMING BACK Starting next year, every 18-year-old in Germany gets a lovely letter from the government: "Hey, wanna join the army?" For men, answering is mandatory. For women, it's optional... for now. By 2027, it's not just paperwork - mandatory medical exams will...

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‼️🇩🇪 BIG NEWS - Germany is reinstating mandatory conscription: all 18-year-old men are required to report for military examination. If there are not enough volunteers, a lottery will decide who is drafted, reports BILD. 🔵 All 18-year-old men must undergo a medical examination; 🔵 If volunteers are insufficient, a lottery will be activated for conscription purposes; 🔵 Women will also receive a questionnaire to determine their potential readiness for military service. 🔵 Germany plans to increase the army to 260,000 active personnel and 200,000 reservists. Mandatory service will last 6 months, half of which will be basic training. 💳 Volunteers are expected to be paid about €2,600 per month, and contracts of one year or more will grant citizens the status of “fixed-term contract soldier” and a professional military salary. See the latest updates with us: Visioner
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‼️🇩🇪 BIG NEWS - Germany is reinstating mandatory conscription: all 18-year-old men are required to report for military examination. If there are not enough volunteers, a lottery will decide who is drafted, reports BILD. 🔵 All 18-year-old men must undergo a medical examination; 🔵 If volunteers are insufficient, a lottery will be activated for conscription purposes; 🔵 Women will also receive a questionnaire to determine their potential readiness for military service. 🔵 Germany plans to increase the army to 260,000 active personnel and 200,000 reservists. Mandatory service will last 6 months, half of which will be basic training. 💳 Volunteers are expected to be paid about €2,600 per month, and contracts of one year or more will grant citizens the status of “fixed-term contract soldier” and a professional military salary. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

Visioner

4,549,235 views • 8 months ago

🇩🇪 "Better live under Putin's rule than fight." German students and schoolchildren revolt against military service 🔻 On December 5, the parliament approved a law on military service aimed at expanding the army due to the threat from Russia. All 18-year-old men will be required to undergo a medical examination, and if there is a shortage of recruits, they will be selected through a lottery. Volunteers are promised about €2600 per month. In response, the youth declares that they are not willing to "die for the state" and are ready to choose escape or occupation over war, as reported by Espreso source. Outside the parliament building in Berlin, young people gathered with a sign saying "No conscription." Activists argue that the new conscription law will undermine personal freedoms. Protests are expected across Germany — in Berlin, Hamburg, Düsseldorf, Dresden, Munich, and other cities, according to DW.
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🇩🇪 "Better live under Putin's rule than fight." German students and schoolchildren revolt against military service 🔻 On December 5, the parliament approved a law on military service aimed at expanding the army due to the threat from Russia. All 18-year-old men will be required to undergo a medical examination, and if there is a shortage of recruits, they will be selected through a lottery. Volunteers are promised about €2600 per month. In response, the youth declares that they are not willing to "die for the state" and are ready to choose escape or occupation over war, as reported by Espreso source. Outside the parliament building in Berlin, young people gathered with a sign saying "No conscription." Activists argue that the new conscription law will undermine personal freedoms. Protests are expected across Germany — in Berlin, Hamburg, Düsseldorf, Dresden, Munich, and other cities, according to DW.

NEXTA

739,430 views • 7 months ago

"Europe's not preparing for war—it's preparing for collapse." 🎯 "These elites [in France, Germany and the UK] aren't gearing up for war with Russia because they care about freedom—they're doing it because their grip on power is slipping, and fast." "Their economies are breaking, the middle class is crushed, people can't afford rent, food or heating." "And now they're panicking... So they fall back on the oldest trick in the book: Crank up the fear, blame Russia, push for war to cover for their own failures." "But the threat isn't coming from Moscow. It's coming... from the millions of people across Europe and the U.S. who are done being lied to, used and ignored." "When enough of us refuse the lie, the machine breaks. And you know what? They know it."
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"Europe's not preparing for war—it's preparing for collapse." 🎯 "These elites [in France, Germany and the UK] aren't gearing up for war with Russia because they care about freedom—they're doing it because their grip on power is slipping, and fast." "Their economies are breaking, the middle class is crushed, people can't afford rent, food or heating." "And now they're panicking... So they fall back on the oldest trick in the book: Crank up the fear, blame Russia, push for war to cover for their own failures." "But the threat isn't coming from Moscow. It's coming... from the millions of people across Europe and the U.S. who are done being lied to, used and ignored." "When enough of us refuse the lie, the machine breaks. And you know what? They know it."

Wide Awake Media

358,586 views • 1 year ago

'As NATO Secretary General, I am glad' – Rutte reacted to the reform of conscription in Germany. (Now the Bundeswehr will summon all men aged 18 for a medical-military commission. If there are not enough volunteers, those deemed necessary will be drafted into the army). 'Each country decides for itself how to approach the issue of attracting a sufficient number of men and women to the armed forces. But I am very glad to hear that the coalition here in Germany, as I understand, has now agreed on a way forward. As NATO Secretary General, I am always glad when decisions are made aimed at involving more people in our armed forces.' - SK
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'As NATO Secretary General, I am glad' – Rutte reacted to the reform of conscription in Germany. (Now the Bundeswehr will summon all men aged 18 for a medical-military commission. If there are not enough volunteers, those deemed necessary will be drafted into the army). 'Each country decides for itself how to approach the issue of attracting a sufficient number of men and women to the armed forces. But I am very glad to hear that the coalition here in Germany, as I understand, has now agreed on a way forward. As NATO Secretary General, I am always glad when decisions are made aimed at involving more people in our armed forces.' - SK

Zlatti71

84,935 views • 8 months ago

🇩🇪 BERLIN GOES ALL-IN ON MILITARY BUILDUP Once known for military restraint, Germany is now racing to build the strongest army in Europe. With Russia’s war in Ukraine shaking Europe’s sense of security, Berlin is ditching decades of caution and pouring money into defense at a pace not seen since the Cold War. This week, Germany’s parliament is expected to approve over €50 billion in new military purchases - including tanks, missiles, drones, and even protective gear for soldiers. It’s part of a long-term €650 billion defense plan running through 2030. Among the shopping list: F-35 fighter jets, Patriot missile systems, Leopard tanks, submarines, satellites, helicopters, and enough ammo to refill decades of stockpiles. The urgency is clear. German officials believe Russia could be ready to challenge NATO directly by 2029. And with future U.S. support for Europe in question, Berlin wants to be ready - with or without Washington. Defense Minister Boris Pistorius, who’s become the face of this military reboot, isn’t sugarcoating the threat. He says Putin’s not just attacking Ukraine, he’s aiming to tear down the world order and rebuild a Soviet-style empire. Pistorius has overseen a 23% rise in enlistments in the past year and plans to expand the army from 184,000 to 260,000 troops by 2035. But he’s still facing delays, cost overruns, and a defense industry struggling to keep up. Germany is spending big, and it’s doing it fast. The country that once swore “never again” is now saying “just in case.” Source: Financial Times
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🇩🇪 BERLIN GOES ALL-IN ON MILITARY BUILDUP Once known for military restraint, Germany is now racing to build the strongest army in Europe. With Russia’s war in Ukraine shaking Europe’s sense of security, Berlin is ditching decades of caution and pouring money into defense at a pace not seen since the Cold War. This week, Germany’s parliament is expected to approve over €50 billion in new military purchases - including tanks, missiles, drones, and even protective gear for soldiers. It’s part of a long-term €650 billion defense plan running through 2030. Among the shopping list: F-35 fighter jets, Patriot missile systems, Leopard tanks, submarines, satellites, helicopters, and enough ammo to refill decades of stockpiles. The urgency is clear. German officials believe Russia could be ready to challenge NATO directly by 2029. And with future U.S. support for Europe in question, Berlin wants to be ready - with or without Washington. Defense Minister Boris Pistorius, who’s become the face of this military reboot, isn’t sugarcoating the threat. He says Putin’s not just attacking Ukraine, he’s aiming to tear down the world order and rebuild a Soviet-style empire. Pistorius has overseen a 23% rise in enlistments in the past year and plans to expand the army from 184,000 to 260,000 troops by 2035. But he’s still facing delays, cost overruns, and a defense industry struggling to keep up. Germany is spending big, and it’s doing it fast. The country that once swore “never again” is now saying “just in case.” Source: Financial Times

Mario Nawfal

46,140 views • 7 months ago

🇩🇪 The country that was prevented from rearming after World War II just surpassed the U.S. in artillery shell production. Nobody in Washington seems to want to talk about what that means. Rheinmetall went from producing 70,000 shells a year to 1.1 million, while the U.S. Army's new Kansas plant is still stuck at 40,000 a month against a target of 100,000, and Russia is producing 3 million annually. Germany has published its first standalone military strategy since World War II, names Russia as the principal threat, and has committed to building the largest conventional military in Europe at 460,000 troops. Defense planners in Berlin believe Russia could threaten NATO territory by 2029, a timeline that explains why Poland is buying 1,000 tanks, why ammunition plants are going up across Latvia, Lithuania, and Romania, and why Europe is spending more on defense than at any point since 1953. The Iran war depleted U.S. precision munitions stockpiles by more than half in 6 weeks, and Europe watched that happen while simultaneously watching Russia outproduce the entire Western alliance in artillery shells 3-to-1. Europe is not waiting for America to protect it anymore, it is building the capacity to protect itself, and Germany, of all countries, is leading that effort. Source: R2 Reports YT
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🇩🇪 The country that was prevented from rearming after World War II just surpassed the U.S. in artillery shell production. Nobody in Washington seems to want to talk about what that means. Rheinmetall went from producing 70,000 shells a year to 1.1 million, while the U.S. Army's new Kansas plant is still stuck at 40,000 a month against a target of 100,000, and Russia is producing 3 million annually. Germany has published its first standalone military strategy since World War II, names Russia as the principal threat, and has committed to building the largest conventional military in Europe at 460,000 troops. Defense planners in Berlin believe Russia could threaten NATO territory by 2029, a timeline that explains why Poland is buying 1,000 tanks, why ammunition plants are going up across Latvia, Lithuania, and Romania, and why Europe is spending more on defense than at any point since 1953. The Iran war depleted U.S. precision munitions stockpiles by more than half in 6 weeks, and Europe watched that happen while simultaneously watching Russia outproduce the entire Western alliance in artillery shells 3-to-1. Europe is not waiting for America to protect it anymore, it is building the capacity to protect itself, and Germany, of all countries, is leading that effort. Source: R2 Reports YT

Mario Nawfal

25,086 views • 2 months ago

The 71st Annual Session of the NATO Parliamentary Assembly. There are delegations from almost 50 countries here – from Europe, the whole Alliance, the Middle East, and other regions. This matters. We now see that the war in the Middle East is finally ending – after so many victims, there is a real chance for peace. It was difficult, but it is happening. Russia’s war in Europe remains the biggest source of global instability. And it depends on all of you whether this war will end too. Putin can be forced into peace – just like any other terrorist. Even Hamas is now preparing to release hostages. If that is possible, then Putin can also be forced to restore peace. By stopping Russia now, you are not only helping us protect lives – you are helping yourselves. You spare your leaders from having to do what I do – appeal to the world for help if Russian drones, missiles, and soldiers become a threat to you. Russia must lose.
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The 71st Annual Session of the NATO Parliamentary Assembly. There are delegations from almost 50 countries here – from Europe, the whole Alliance, the Middle East, and other regions. This matters. We now see that the war in the Middle East is finally ending – after so many victims, there is a real chance for peace. It was difficult, but it is happening. Russia’s war in Europe remains the biggest source of global instability. And it depends on all of you whether this war will end too. Putin can be forced into peace – just like any other terrorist. Even Hamas is now preparing to release hostages. If that is possible, then Putin can also be forced to restore peace. By stopping Russia now, you are not only helping us protect lives – you are helping yourselves. You spare your leaders from having to do what I do – appeal to the world for help if Russian drones, missiles, and soldiers become a threat to you. Russia must lose.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

139,592 views • 9 months ago

'The French army is preparing the population for war with Russia' – the French themselves do not understand why they should fight Russia if no one is attacking them – LCI 'The communication operations carried out by the French army for several months are extremely important for preparing public consciousness for the possibility of direct confrontation with Russia. Not on French territory, but, for example, in Estonia. We have 500 soldiers there. And in the event of direct aggression by the Russian Federation against Estonia, say, for example, in the Narva region, which Russia is believed to have certain interests in, this would immediately trigger NATO Article 5. But if you ask a French person today: 'Why should France enter a war with the Russian Federation to defend Estonia?' It would not be obvious to them. That is why the army must explain why France could protect not only itself but also another European state and NATO ally.' - SK
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'The French army is preparing the population for war with Russia' – the French themselves do not understand why they should fight Russia if no one is attacking them – LCI 'The communication operations carried out by the French army for several months are extremely important for preparing public consciousness for the possibility of direct confrontation with Russia. Not on French territory, but, for example, in Estonia. We have 500 soldiers there. And in the event of direct aggression by the Russian Federation against Estonia, say, for example, in the Narva region, which Russia is believed to have certain interests in, this would immediately trigger NATO Article 5. But if you ask a French person today: 'Why should France enter a war with the Russian Federation to defend Estonia?' It would not be obvious to them. That is why the army must explain why France could protect not only itself but also another European state and NATO ally.' - SK

Zlatti71

42,682 views • 10 months ago

🇵🇱🇩🇪 A man moves from Germany to Poland and is shocked by how clean the streets are "I’ve been living here for two weeks now. I haven’t seen a single piece of trash on the streets. Not literal trash… and not trash in human form either, if you know what I mean. [...] It’s crazy because it could easily be the same in Germany, but it isn’t. Germany isn’t allowed to be proud of its country anymore and to say no to illegal immigrants."
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🇵🇱🇩🇪 A man moves from Germany to Poland and is shocked by how clean the streets are "I’ve been living here for two weeks now. I haven’t seen a single piece of trash on the streets. Not literal trash… and not trash in human form either, if you know what I mean. [...] It’s crazy because it could easily be the same in Germany, but it isn’t. Germany isn’t allowed to be proud of its country anymore and to say no to illegal immigrants."

Visegrád 24

220,524 views • 2 months ago

🇺🇸🇩🇪 Why is the U.S. pulling 5,000 troops out of Germany? Germany hosts over 36,000 American personnel. Nearly half of all U.S. forces in Europe are based there, including Ramstein, the nerve center of American air operations on the continent. For 80 years, Germany has been the anchor of U.S. military power in Europe. Built after WWII, hardened through the Cold War, never seriously questioned until now. Trump is questioning it. 5,000 troops may sound small. But when you start pulling threads from the anchor, the whole structure shifts. NATO's eastern flank depends on Germany as the hub. Logistics, command, rapid deployment all run through it. If Germany gets hollowed out, Europe loses its strategic spine, not just a few thousand soldiers. Source: Chiragmakani-x5x YT
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🇺🇸🇩🇪 Why is the U.S. pulling 5,000 troops out of Germany? Germany hosts over 36,000 American personnel. Nearly half of all U.S. forces in Europe are based there, including Ramstein, the nerve center of American air operations on the continent. For 80 years, Germany has been the anchor of U.S. military power in Europe. Built after WWII, hardened through the Cold War, never seriously questioned until now. Trump is questioning it. 5,000 troops may sound small. But when you start pulling threads from the anchor, the whole structure shifts. NATO's eastern flank depends on Germany as the hub. Logistics, command, rapid deployment all run through it. If Germany gets hollowed out, Europe loses its strategic spine, not just a few thousand soldiers. Source: Chiragmakani-x5x YT

Mario Nawfal

75,985 views • 2 months ago

Germany didn’t vote to become the next trench line, but NATO’s chief, who never spent a single day in uniform, is already “happy” Berlin found a way to register every 18-year-old boy for military screening. The economy collapses, factories die, families freeze… and the only thing that makes NATO and Brussels smile is more German bodies for a war Germany never chose. This is how empires behave on the verge of panic. They sacrifice your industries via controlled demolition, and then they can’t wait to catalogue your sons. They can’t lower your energy bills, but they can raise your eligibility for conscription. They can’t fix the “sick man of Europe”, but they can march his children toward Ukraine’s graves. And the man applauding this? An unelected NATO pencil pusher who dodged military service himself, now praising a “way forward” that quietly normalizes mass mobilization in a country still haunted by the last time elites demanded its youth die for someone else’s ambition. They won’t say it out loud, but everyone sees the pattern: Ukraine was the first line. Germany is being prepared as the next. If your economy fails, if your industry moves to China, if your bills soar, that’s irrelevant. What matters is the bodies. Bodies to compensate for NATO’s strategic failure. Bodies to replace a collapsed proxy war. Bodies to keep the illusion alive. And when it all burns down, when the truth finally arrives, remember this moment. Remember the smirk. Remember who was “happy.” Because nothing reveals the soul of an empire like the moment it starts measuring its people not as citizens… but as inventory.
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Germany didn’t vote to become the next trench line, but NATO’s chief, who never spent a single day in uniform, is already “happy” Berlin found a way to register every 18-year-old boy for military screening. The economy collapses, factories die, families freeze… and the only thing that makes NATO and Brussels smile is more German bodies for a war Germany never chose. This is how empires behave on the verge of panic. They sacrifice your industries via controlled demolition, and then they can’t wait to catalogue your sons. They can’t lower your energy bills, but they can raise your eligibility for conscription. They can’t fix the “sick man of Europe”, but they can march his children toward Ukraine’s graves. And the man applauding this? An unelected NATO pencil pusher who dodged military service himself, now praising a “way forward” that quietly normalizes mass mobilization in a country still haunted by the last time elites demanded its youth die for someone else’s ambition. They won’t say it out loud, but everyone sees the pattern: Ukraine was the first line. Germany is being prepared as the next. If your economy fails, if your industry moves to China, if your bills soar, that’s irrelevant. What matters is the bodies. Bodies to compensate for NATO’s strategic failure. Bodies to replace a collapsed proxy war. Bodies to keep the illusion alive. And when it all burns down, when the truth finally arrives, remember this moment. Remember the smirk. Remember who was “happy.” Because nothing reveals the soul of an empire like the moment it starts measuring its people not as citizens… but as inventory.

THE ISLANDER

45,074 views • 8 months ago

🇮🇱🇱🇧 Hezbollah starts chasing Israeli soldiers with FPV drones. Horrific footage will now come not only from the Russia-Ukraine war. This will be significant deterrence for the Israeli military, as they’re used to call up reservists each time they need them … but if your soldiers are chased by drones this could be a recruiting problem, especially for such (non critical) far away each couple of months. We’ll see I guess. If Israelis society will cope with that like in Russia-Ukraine
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🇮🇱🇱🇧 Hezbollah starts chasing Israeli soldiers with FPV drones. Horrific footage will now come not only from the Russia-Ukraine war. This will be significant deterrence for the Israeli military, as they’re used to call up reservists each time they need them … but if your soldiers are chased by drones this could be a recruiting problem, especially for such (non critical) far away each couple of months. We’ll see I guess. If Israelis society will cope with that like in Russia-Ukraine

Lord Bebo

52,310 views • 2 months ago

The defeat of Nazi Germany was primarily done by the soviet army, but it cost 27.5 million soviet citizens. The wall had come down. Germany was reunifying. The question became, where would a united Germany be? The west wanted Germany and NATO. For Gorbachev, this was an impossible sell. Back home in the Soviet Union, 27.5 million soviet citizens had died in the war against Germany. Second World War on the eastern front. I mean, contrary to the bunk, the United States didn't land on Normandy, save Private Ryan, according to these guys, and then defeat Nazi Germany. The defeat of Nazi Germany was primarily done by the soviet army, but it cost 27.5 million soviet citizens. Stephen F. Cohen is among the most distinguished scholars of Russia in the United States and is internationally recognized for his academic works on Russian and Soviet political history since 1917. He is professor emeritus of Russian studies, history, and politics at New York University and Princeton University and a contributing editor at The Nation. Also an expert on Russian-American relations, Cohen is the author of several acclaimed books, most recently “Soviet Fates and Lost Alternatives: From Stalinism to the New Cold War.” His forthcoming book is “War With Russia? A Dissenting Narrative — From Putin and Ukraine to Trump and Russiagate.”
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The defeat of Nazi Germany was primarily done by the soviet army, but it cost 27.5 million soviet citizens. The wall had come down. Germany was reunifying. The question became, where would a united Germany be? The west wanted Germany and NATO. For Gorbachev, this was an impossible sell. Back home in the Soviet Union, 27.5 million soviet citizens had died in the war against Germany. Second World War on the eastern front. I mean, contrary to the bunk, the United States didn't land on Normandy, save Private Ryan, according to these guys, and then defeat Nazi Germany. The defeat of Nazi Germany was primarily done by the soviet army, but it cost 27.5 million soviet citizens. Stephen F. Cohen is among the most distinguished scholars of Russia in the United States and is internationally recognized for his academic works on Russian and Soviet political history since 1917. He is professor emeritus of Russian studies, history, and politics at New York University and Princeton University and a contributing editor at The Nation. Also an expert on Russian-American relations, Cohen is the author of several acclaimed books, most recently “Soviet Fates and Lost Alternatives: From Stalinism to the New Cold War.” His forthcoming book is “War With Russia? A Dissenting Narrative — From Putin and Ukraine to Trump and Russiagate.”

Ignorance, the root and stem of all evil

19,081 views • 11 days ago

🇩🇪 GEN Z AND WAR: YOUNG GERMANS WOULD RATHER FLEE THAN FIGHT Germany is trying to rebuild Europe's strongest army. There's just one problem: an entire generation says no thanks. Russia's war in Ukraine has Berlin scrambling to boost military readiness, potentially bringing back conscription. Starting January, all 18-year-olds will get a questionnaire asking if they're willing to serve. If volunteers don't materialize, conscription could return during wartime. Gen Z's response? A collective shrug and "we'll be somewhere else." The numbers are stark: 81% of German Gen Z say they won't go to war for their country, while older generations largely support conscription. The generational divide isn't about fear, but about trust. Young Germans argue they didn't start these conflicts, so why should they die for them? They point to diplomatic solutions and question why the generation that created the problems shouldn't fight them. Many don't feel represented by their government or believe their country values them enough to deserve that sacrifice. Germany wants 80,000 more soldiers by 2035. Generals warn Russia could attack a NATO country by 2029. But when an entire generation sees fleeing as more rational than fighting, you've got a problem bigger than troop numbers. They’re not a generation of cowards, they’re just asking a single question: why should we die for institutions that failed us? Source: Sky News
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🇩🇪 GEN Z AND WAR: YOUNG GERMANS WOULD RATHER FLEE THAN FIGHT Germany is trying to rebuild Europe's strongest army. There's just one problem: an entire generation says no thanks. Russia's war in Ukraine has Berlin scrambling to boost military readiness, potentially bringing back conscription. Starting January, all 18-year-olds will get a questionnaire asking if they're willing to serve. If volunteers don't materialize, conscription could return during wartime. Gen Z's response? A collective shrug and "we'll be somewhere else." The numbers are stark: 81% of German Gen Z say they won't go to war for their country, while older generations largely support conscription. The generational divide isn't about fear, but about trust. Young Germans argue they didn't start these conflicts, so why should they die for them? They point to diplomatic solutions and question why the generation that created the problems shouldn't fight them. Many don't feel represented by their government or believe their country values them enough to deserve that sacrifice. Germany wants 80,000 more soldiers by 2035. Generals warn Russia could attack a NATO country by 2029. But when an entire generation sees fleeing as more rational than fighting, you've got a problem bigger than troop numbers. They’re not a generation of cowards, they’re just asking a single question: why should we die for institutions that failed us? Source: Sky News

Mario Nawfal

94,303 views • 7 months ago

If France plays out as it currently looks like over the next year it will be their 2nd Revolution. In the last week it has been confirmed that Marine Le Pen WILL be able to stand against Macron in the election next year and lead her National Rally party into government. At the moment she leads every poll by a distance. If she wins decisively it will bring huge change to France, particularly in areas of immigration and Islam. The French establishment AND the EU will throw everything they can at her to stop her. There will be more accusations, scandal, lies, possibly even more charges, it will be desperate. If she does win it will change the whole of Europe and set the template for elections in Uk, Germany, Netherlands and many other countries.
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If France plays out as it currently looks like over the next year it will be their 2nd Revolution. In the last week it has been confirmed that Marine Le Pen WILL be able to stand against Macron in the election next year and lead her National Rally party into government. At the moment she leads every poll by a distance. If she wins decisively it will bring huge change to France, particularly in areas of immigration and Islam. The French establishment AND the EU will throw everything they can at her to stop her. There will be more accusations, scandal, lies, possibly even more charges, it will be desperate. If she does win it will change the whole of Europe and set the template for elections in Uk, Germany, Netherlands and many other countries.

John Hannam

61,391 views • 18 days ago

REPORT: NATO’s highest-ranking military officer just suggested the alliance may consider a “pre-emptive strike” on Russia, a break from decades of restraint that immediately triggered warnings from Moscow and fears of a third world war. The comments land as European governments prepare their citizens for battlefield losses and quietly rebuild the machinery of mass military mobilization. Admiral Giuseppe Cavo Dragoni told the Financial Times such a move could be viewed as “defensive,” even while admitting it sits outside NATO’s doctrine. Russia slammed the remark as “extremely irresponsible,” pointing out that NATO is already supporting strikes inside its territory. Putin warned that if Europe starts a war, Russia is ready and will finish it, and any chance for negotiation could vanish overnight. France is now preparing 18- and 19-year-olds for voluntary service next year, telling families to brace for their children entering the fight. Watch ZeeeMediaOfficial's full breakdown to what analysts warn could push Europe past the point of no return. 👇
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REPORT: NATO’s highest-ranking military officer just suggested the alliance may consider a “pre-emptive strike” on Russia, a break from decades of restraint that immediately triggered warnings from Moscow and fears of a third world war. The comments land as European governments prepare their citizens for battlefield losses and quietly rebuild the machinery of mass military mobilization. Admiral Giuseppe Cavo Dragoni told the Financial Times such a move could be viewed as “defensive,” even while admitting it sits outside NATO’s doctrine. Russia slammed the remark as “extremely irresponsible,” pointing out that NATO is already supporting strikes inside its territory. Putin warned that if Europe starts a war, Russia is ready and will finish it, and any chance for negotiation could vanish overnight. France is now preparing 18- and 19-year-olds for voluntary service next year, telling families to brace for their children entering the fight. Watch ZeeeMediaOfficial's full breakdown to what analysts warn could push Europe past the point of no return. 👇

Vigilant Fox 🦊

33,771 views • 8 months ago

⚡️NATO is over and Europe Will Have New Security Arrangements Based on Historical Alliances US Colonel Douglas Macgragor says NATO is irrelevant and Europe will have new security arrangements grounded in historical and cultural ties. ❗️ For example, Slavic countries - Slovaks, Poles, etc. will all feel more comfortable staying together, he added. "…NATO is over. It's already finished, and it should be, it's not needed, and there's no threat from Russia … I think there will be new security arrangements in Europe. Some of those will revolve around existing ties, historical and cultural. The Hungarians, the Poles, and the Slovaks, will all be comfortable at some point in working with each other," MacGregor said when asked whether NATO would someday be replaced. He emphasized that the key question was what Germany would do in a post-NATO world, considering the EU country's important role in Europe and its historical significance. Macgregor suggested that Germany would end the standoff with Russia once the popular right-wing Alternative for Germany (AfD) party came to power. "The Alternative for Germany, I think, they will come to power and this will be the end of it," MacGregor concluded.
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⚡️NATO is over and Europe Will Have New Security Arrangements Based on Historical Alliances US Colonel Douglas Macgragor says NATO is irrelevant and Europe will have new security arrangements grounded in historical and cultural ties. ❗️ For example, Slavic countries - Slovaks, Poles, etc. will all feel more comfortable staying together, he added. "…NATO is over. It's already finished, and it should be, it's not needed, and there's no threat from Russia … I think there will be new security arrangements in Europe. Some of those will revolve around existing ties, historical and cultural. The Hungarians, the Poles, and the Slovaks, will all be comfortable at some point in working with each other," MacGregor said when asked whether NATO would someday be replaced. He emphasized that the key question was what Germany would do in a post-NATO world, considering the EU country's important role in Europe and its historical significance. Macgregor suggested that Germany would end the standoff with Russia once the popular right-wing Alternative for Germany (AfD) party came to power. "The Alternative for Germany, I think, they will come to power and this will be the end of it," MacGregor concluded.

Lenka White

78,260 views • 11 months ago

🔴 This is happening in my country, #Spain! It happened today, at #Tenerife airport (Canary Islands). The government is sending hundreds of illegal immigrants by plane from the Spanish islands to the country's capital. From there they will be distributed by region and soon they will be dispersed all over #Europe. Since October last year it has sent to #Madrid more than 30,000 illegal immigrants who had arrived in the #Canaries from #Senegal, #Mauritania, #Gambia, #Mali and even #Morocco. They are all ending up in #France (most of them), #Germany, #Holland, #Ireland or the #UK. Our problem is your problem. This year, more than 70,000 illegal immigrants are expected to arrive in the Canary Islands. The government is creating a pull factor without historical precedent and #Spain is becoming the biggest gateway for illegal immigration in #Europe. I am Rubén Pulido, a Spanish political analyst who is constantly being threatened for bringing all this to light [ because the government denies that this is happening, but it is real and it happens every week. I ask you to please spread this information and if you want to help me, you can make your contributions through the following link: ¡Thanks!
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🔴 This is happening in my country, #Spain! It happened today, at #Tenerife airport (Canary Islands). The government is sending hundreds of illegal immigrants by plane from the Spanish islands to the country's capital. From there they will be distributed by region and soon they will be dispersed all over #Europe. Since October last year it has sent to #Madrid more than 30,000 illegal immigrants who had arrived in the #Canaries from #Senegal, #Mauritania, #Gambia, #Mali and even #Morocco. They are all ending up in #France (most of them), #Germany, #Holland, #Ireland or the #UK. Our problem is your problem. This year, more than 70,000 illegal immigrants are expected to arrive in the Canary Islands. The government is creating a pull factor without historical precedent and #Spain is becoming the biggest gateway for illegal immigration in #Europe. I am Rubén Pulido, a Spanish political analyst who is constantly being threatened for bringing all this to light [ because the government denies that this is happening, but it is real and it happens every week. I ask you to please spread this information and if you want to help me, you can make your contributions through the following link: ¡Thanks!

Rubén Pulido

484,520 views • 1 year ago

I'm watching the Military Parade on 14th July for decades. This one, today, was the most spectacular and big I've seen. But also the sadest. Why? Because it marks the separation from America. Nobody from Washington was there : no leaders, no troops. It was exactly what the present US administration opted for : a separation from Europe. Without a strong NATO on both sides of the Atlantic, our future is troubled, our peace unsure. 82 years ago, America, Canada and other allies liberated #France from Nazi. Tens of thousands of young soldiers died for a free Europe. Now, this huge sacrifice is forgoten. I could never imagine a French military parade without US troops, now when Russia is waging a bloody war in Europe. It is the time for more solidarity, not for a divorce. But US administration attacks on European allies encouraged them to find they're own way. 35 nations were there in Paris, with boots on the ground and leaders watching. The child is leaving home, after too many argues with the parents. Will Europe succeed without US? Will NATO survive? We can only fight and pray for this. But today, when looking for the celebration of the #BastilleDay, one eye was laughing, the other one crying. #Europe is for sure stronger, but our long time protector US wants to take a long break in the relation. From #Transatlantic perspective, this "strategic autonomous" parade in Paris has a conclusion : sad moment, great funeral.
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I'm watching the Military Parade on 14th July for decades. This one, today, was the most spectacular and big I've seen. But also the sadest. Why? Because it marks the separation from America. Nobody from Washington was there : no leaders, no troops. It was exactly what the present US administration opted for : a separation from Europe. Without a strong NATO on both sides of the Atlantic, our future is troubled, our peace unsure. 82 years ago, America, Canada and other allies liberated #France from Nazi. Tens of thousands of young soldiers died for a free Europe. Now, this huge sacrifice is forgoten. I could never imagine a French military parade without US troops, now when Russia is waging a bloody war in Europe. It is the time for more solidarity, not for a divorce. But US administration attacks on European allies encouraged them to find they're own way. 35 nations were there in Paris, with boots on the ground and leaders watching. The child is leaving home, after too many argues with the parents. Will Europe succeed without US? Will NATO survive? We can only fight and pray for this. But today, when looking for the celebration of the #BastilleDay, one eye was laughing, the other one crying. #Europe is for sure stronger, but our long time protector US wants to take a long break in the relation. From #Transatlantic perspective, this "strategic autonomous" parade in Paris has a conclusion : sad moment, great funeral.

Radu TUDOR

41,779 views • 16 days ago