@Sjusa24@MyronGainesX India’s average IQ is 85. We vacuum up all their best people (smartest & most ambitious from “best” families, etc) who of course do well in the West when compared to the average. They are not a non-random sample of Indians. They are needed by India.
@i_reacted@MyronGainesX India’s average IQ is 85. We vacuum up all their best people (smartest, successful, most ambitious, etc) who of course do well in the West. They are not a non-random sample of Indians. They are needed by India.
@SwavZielin@TeaTramRussia Really? You think the US would tolerate a Russian-Chinese military alliance with Canada and Mexico, whereby not only arms but biolabs were places on the Canada-US border?!! Im in Europe and Im not sending my children to fight for the authoritarian EU /NATO expansionist elites!
@SwavZielin@TeaTramRussia The British record quotes that in March 1991, British Prime Minister John Major telling Russian Defence Minister that he did not foresee circumstances “now or in the future” in which Eastern European countries would become NATO members.
@srpska007@TeaTramRussia Indeed. The British record quotes that in March 1991, British Prime Minister John Major telling Russian Defence Minister that he did not foresee circumstances “now or in the future” in which Eastern European countries would become NATO members.
@SwavZielin@TeaTramRussia In March 1991, Soviet Defence Minister Dmitry Yazov raised the prospect of Eastern European states joining NATO. According to the record, British PM John Major said “nothing of the sort will happen.”
@BatlicKapitein@TeaTramRussia Look it up! Do you think the US would put up with a Chinese-Russian political and military alliance with Canada, Mexico, Greenland and the Caribbean, where these countries fully armed themselves towards America?!!
@SwavZielin@TeaTramRussia On 25 May 1990, François Mitterrand told Gorbachev that he could not oppose a united Germany remaining in NATO, but said the Soviet Union was entitled to security guarantees and argued that NATO military formations should not move from West Germany into East Germany.
@SwavZielin@TeaTramRussia On 26 March 1991, British Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd told Soviet Foreign Minister Alexander Bessmertnykh that NATO had no plans to include Central or Eastern European countries.
@Alexeikhru53336@TeaTramRussia Yep… Canada, Mexico, Caribbean, Greenland should be fair, if NATO is to sit on several border countries including Finland now!
@RVN256@TeaTramRussia I smell truth. Send your children. Mine aren’t going, thanks. I’d rather be on Russia’s side than on the EU side .. flooded us with the third world! Elitist pricks.
@TeaTramRussia Isn’t it obvious that NATO has no business in their border?! Both the French (Napoleon) and the Germans (Hitler) invaded Russia previously. They don’t trust us. In Europe our governments are wanting us to send our sons to their death for this?!! After mass immigration?! F them!!
@SwavZielin@TeaTramRussia There were significant verbal/political assurances in 1990 that NATO would not move eastward, including Baker’s famous “not one inch eastward” statement. Gorbachev said that the later enlargement of NATO was “a violation of the spirit” of the assurances Western leaders had given.
@SwavZielin@TeaTramRussia Post 1990, West German Foreign Minister Genscher, Chancellor Kohl, and other Western leaders made statements reassuring Moscow that NATO would not exploit the Soviet withdrawal from Eastern Europe. Declassified American, German, British, French and Soviet records this.
@SwavZielin@TeaTramRussia On 9 February 1990, U.S. Secretary of State James Baker told Mikhail Gorbachev that, if a united Germany remained in NATO, there would be no extension of NATO’s military jurisdiction “one inch eastward.” The U.S. memorandum of the conversation confirms this wording.