Inge
@ideetje9.bsky.social
Mainly here to support Ukraine 🇺🇦 and NAFO
dog lover #BTposse
dog lover #BTposse
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Now I need to retire for the night.
Here is a song and singer that means a lot to me privately, so how about we listen to this before bed.
Thank you everyone, this was fun!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tw0H...
Here is a song and singer that means a lot to me privately, so how about we listen to this before bed.
Thank you everyone, this was fun!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tw0H...
Sarah Brightman (Adagio)
YouTube video by Seymur Aliyev
www.youtube.com
December 14, 2025 at 11:48 PM
Now I need to retire for the night.
Here is a song and singer that means a lot to me privately, so how about we listen to this before bed.
Thank you everyone, this was fun!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tw0H...
Here is a song and singer that means a lot to me privately, so how about we listen to this before bed.
Thank you everyone, this was fun!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tw0H...
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December 14, 2025 at 11:51 PM
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December 14, 2025 at 11:53 PM
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I think there's been a large russian expat bunch there for quite some time.
December 14, 2025 at 6:43 PM
I think there's been a large russian expat bunch there for quite some time.
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Cyprus is revealing itself as a willing partner in Genocide and a sponsor of war. It is acting to subvert @Europarl_EN and the @EU_Commission and is now inviting Russians to the den of iniquity.
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December 14, 2025 at 4:16 PM
Cyprus is revealing itself as a willing partner in Genocide and a sponsor of war. It is acting to subvert @Europarl_EN and the @EU_Commission and is now inviting Russians to the den of iniquity.
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We 🇬🇧 were one.
We got feck-all except a racizt 'war on terror'.
We got feck-all except a racizt 'war on terror'.
December 13, 2025 at 9:06 PM
We 🇬🇧 were one.
We got feck-all except a racizt 'war on terror'.
We got feck-all except a racizt 'war on terror'.
Yeah, work to do
#FELLAS
#FELLAS
Heads up, eurofellas!
We are doing a lot now to counter propaganda, with entire new agencies being set up, both on EU and memberstate level.
We have gotten better, but more needs to be done.
I therefore urge European Fellas to think about a career in EUs propaganda and information departments.
We have gotten better, but more needs to be done.
I therefore urge European Fellas to think about a career in EUs propaganda and information departments.
December 14, 2025 at 11:20 PM
Yeah, work to do
#FELLAS
#FELLAS
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Heads up, eurofellas!
We are doing a lot now to counter propaganda, with entire new agencies being set up, both on EU and memberstate level.
We have gotten better, but more needs to be done.
I therefore urge European Fellas to think about a career in EUs propaganda and information departments.
We have gotten better, but more needs to be done.
I therefore urge European Fellas to think about a career in EUs propaganda and information departments.
December 14, 2025 at 9:32 PM
Heads up, eurofellas!
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He is right now busy with Venezuela, but he will sooner or later remember us.
And the new Security Doctrine of the US is very anti-Europe, to say the least.
And the new Security Doctrine of the US is very anti-Europe, to say the least.
December 14, 2025 at 11:10 PM
He is right now busy with Venezuela, but he will sooner or later remember us.
And the new Security Doctrine of the US is very anti-Europe, to say the least.
And the new Security Doctrine of the US is very anti-Europe, to say the least.
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I think Russian rights not only about propaganda. It’s very much about creating a parallel view on everything by psychological manipulation methods.
December 14, 2025 at 9:25 PM
I think Russian rights not only about propaganda. It’s very much about creating a parallel view on everything by psychological manipulation methods.
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They will just further alienate a lot of South Americans, it is not a flex what the US is doing.
The point of the war is to gain control of the Venezuelan oil reserves.
The point of the war is to gain control of the Venezuelan oil reserves.
December 14, 2025 at 10:59 PM
They will just further alienate a lot of South Americans, it is not a flex what the US is doing.
The point of the war is to gain control of the Venezuelan oil reserves.
The point of the war is to gain control of the Venezuelan oil reserves.
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There is only one strong enough security guarantee and that is a full EU membership for Ukraine and EUs Article 42.7.
Under that article we can longterm place troops and air force units in Ukraine, and aid in building up Ukraine until it is strong enough to crush a resurging Russia.
Under that article we can longterm place troops and air force units in Ukraine, and aid in building up Ukraine until it is strong enough to crush a resurging Russia.
December 14, 2025 at 10:49 PM
There is only one strong enough security guarantee and that is a full EU membership for Ukraine and EUs Article 42.7.
Under that article we can longterm place troops and air force units in Ukraine, and aid in building up Ukraine until it is strong enough to crush a resurging Russia.
Under that article we can longterm place troops and air force units in Ukraine, and aid in building up Ukraine until it is strong enough to crush a resurging Russia.
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I think I have now answered all questions, but if I missed your question peg me with my handlename.
I would thank everyone for the number of surprisingly good questions.
And a Special thanks to @13bullits.bsky.social for setting this up.
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I would thank everyone for the number of surprisingly good questions.
And a Special thanks to @13bullits.bsky.social for setting this up.
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December 14, 2025 at 10:53 PM
I think I have now answered all questions, but if I missed your question peg me with my handlename.
I would thank everyone for the number of surprisingly good questions.
And a Special thanks to @13bullits.bsky.social for setting this up.
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I would thank everyone for the number of surprisingly good questions.
And a Special thanks to @13bullits.bsky.social for setting this up.
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I will here answer from an entirely personal standpoint.
I see it as the single greatest threat against European security.
Especially since it is backed up by direct US threats to annex our ally Canada, and European territory and EU citizens in the form of Greenland.
I see it as the single greatest threat against European security.
Especially since it is backed up by direct US threats to annex our ally Canada, and European territory and EU citizens in the form of Greenland.
December 14, 2025 at 10:31 PM
I will here answer from an entirely personal standpoint.
I see it as the single greatest threat against European security.
Especially since it is backed up by direct US threats to annex our ally Canada, and European territory and EU citizens in the form of Greenland.
I see it as the single greatest threat against European security.
Especially since it is backed up by direct US threats to annex our ally Canada, and European territory and EU citizens in the form of Greenland.
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Russian-Israeli spies take a stroll through Moscow in latest operation to dismantle Ukraine.
December 14, 2025 at 10:32 PM
Russian-Israeli spies take a stroll through Moscow in latest operation to dismantle Ukraine.
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Mostly a done deal, but that being said, we still need to hold a vote on it.
The plans are detailed and not a concept, and some units are already on standby.
1. It would be mostly national troops supported by a number of EUBGs.
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The plans are detailed and not a concept, and some units are already on standby.
1. It would be mostly national troops supported by a number of EUBGs.
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December 14, 2025 at 10:37 PM
Mostly a done deal, but that being said, we still need to hold a vote on it.
The plans are detailed and not a concept, and some units are already on standby.
1. It would be mostly national troops supported by a number of EUBGs.
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The plans are detailed and not a concept, and some units are already on standby.
1. It would be mostly national troops supported by a number of EUBGs.
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That falls under NATO Article 5 and EU Article 42.7.
EU is taking this seriously, but NATO would have to answer separately.
I am after all not a NATO military person.
EU is taking this seriously, but NATO would have to answer separately.
I am after all not a NATO military person.
December 14, 2025 at 10:39 PM
That falls under NATO Article 5 and EU Article 42.7.
EU is taking this seriously, but NATO would have to answer separately.
I am after all not a NATO military person.
EU is taking this seriously, but NATO would have to answer separately.
I am after all not a NATO military person.
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It would certainly finish the war, but those numbers are not economically feasible.
A long range missile is between 1 and 10M€ apiece.
So let us say that we would be taking about an average of 20 Billion Euro per day to achieve it...
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A long range missile is between 1 and 10M€ apiece.
So let us say that we would be taking about an average of 20 Billion Euro per day to achieve it...
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December 14, 2025 at 10:43 PM
It would certainly finish the war, but those numbers are not economically feasible.
A long range missile is between 1 and 10M€ apiece.
So let us say that we would be taking about an average of 20 Billion Euro per day to achieve it...
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A long range missile is between 1 and 10M€ apiece.
So let us say that we would be taking about an average of 20 Billion Euro per day to achieve it...
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I can't answer for individual nations like Germany and the shelter situation there.
I do though wish that some member states took a more proactive stance in this regard.
The sad truth is that parts of EU is not ready for it, and there will be casualties as a result.
I do though wish that some member states took a more proactive stance in this regard.
The sad truth is that parts of EU is not ready for it, and there will be casualties as a result.
December 14, 2025 at 10:45 PM
I can't answer for individual nations like Germany and the shelter situation there.
I do though wish that some member states took a more proactive stance in this regard.
The sad truth is that parts of EU is not ready for it, and there will be casualties as a result.
I do though wish that some member states took a more proactive stance in this regard.
The sad truth is that parts of EU is not ready for it, and there will be casualties as a result.
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1. On average yes, we will be able to do this. There will though be weakpoints, but I will obviously not point those out.
2. Yes, I do expect that such rules will be in place in due time.
2. Yes, I do expect that such rules will be in place in due time.
December 14, 2025 at 10:47 PM
1. On average yes, we will be able to do this. There will though be weakpoints, but I will obviously not point those out.
2. Yes, I do expect that such rules will be in place in due time.
2. Yes, I do expect that such rules will be in place in due time.
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Ukraine is from my perspective a 4 step plan.
1. To continue to build production capactity both in Europe and in Ukraine, so that Ukraine can be kept armed in a timely manner.
2. Be ready to guarantee a fair peace that is acceptable to Ukraine.
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1. To continue to build production capactity both in Europe and in Ukraine, so that Ukraine can be kept armed in a timely manner.
2. Be ready to guarantee a fair peace that is acceptable to Ukraine.
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December 14, 2025 at 9:52 PM
Ukraine is from my perspective a 4 step plan.
1. To continue to build production capactity both in Europe and in Ukraine, so that Ukraine can be kept armed in a timely manner.
2. Be ready to guarantee a fair peace that is acceptable to Ukraine.
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1. To continue to build production capactity both in Europe and in Ukraine, so that Ukraine can be kept armed in a timely manner.
2. Be ready to guarantee a fair peace that is acceptable to Ukraine.
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As you noticed I did not overly detail things.
But, there is hope.
And EU is not slow walking, we just have a lot on our plate, another reason to blame the US...
But, there is hope.
And EU is not slow walking, we just have a lot on our plate, another reason to blame the US...
December 14, 2025 at 9:53 PM
As you noticed I did not overly detail things.
But, there is hope.
And EU is not slow walking, we just have a lot on our plate, another reason to blame the US...
But, there is hope.
And EU is not slow walking, we just have a lot on our plate, another reason to blame the US...
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It is Bluesky only.
I will not be on camera for many reasons, mainly in regards of my personal security.
Also, in EU a ranking military person is "just another bureaucrat", not to be seen beyond the actions taken.
I will not be on camera for many reasons, mainly in regards of my personal security.
Also, in EU a ranking military person is "just another bureaucrat", not to be seen beyond the actions taken.
December 14, 2025 at 9:55 PM
It is Bluesky only.
I will not be on camera for many reasons, mainly in regards of my personal security.
Also, in EU a ranking military person is "just another bureaucrat", not to be seen beyond the actions taken.
I will not be on camera for many reasons, mainly in regards of my personal security.
Also, in EU a ranking military person is "just another bureaucrat", not to be seen beyond the actions taken.
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I have no real reason to adjust the timescale.
I still see that Russia will not be able to sustain the war at the going pace for more than 6 to 18 months more.
They just do not have the economy for it, and also, there is growing internal tensions now.
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I still see that Russia will not be able to sustain the war at the going pace for more than 6 to 18 months more.
They just do not have the economy for it, and also, there is growing internal tensions now.
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December 14, 2025 at 9:58 PM
I have no real reason to adjust the timescale.
I still see that Russia will not be able to sustain the war at the going pace for more than 6 to 18 months more.
They just do not have the economy for it, and also, there is growing internal tensions now.
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I still see that Russia will not be able to sustain the war at the going pace for more than 6 to 18 months more.
They just do not have the economy for it, and also, there is growing internal tensions now.
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