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Mathew @Mathegon

almost 7 years ago

Ett litet avskedsfika för Majorna. Tio fina år! 💝🎂🎉

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Ian Hubert

@Mrdodobird

11 days ago

Animating! With! Physics!

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Mathew @Mathegon

21 days ago

@RpsAgainstTrump Are they algae safe..!? 😂

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80 LEVEL

@80Level

3 months ago

V-Ray is now available for free to Blender users under the new Community Edition license, suitable for both personal and commercial projects. Learn more and get it here: https://t.co/3HsGPZehev

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Gleb Alexandrov

@gleb_alexandrov

4 months ago

Now, that's a generational fluid sim. I'm speechless.

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Mathew @Mathegon

4 months ago

🤯

Gleb Alexandrov

@gleb_alexandrov

4 months ago

Extremely impressive, procedural spider robo.

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4 months ago

@BohuslavskaKate That's the White house witch! 🧹

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Gandalv

@Microinteracti1

6 months ago

Mark Rutte Should Apologize for Mocking Europe’s Ability to Defend Itself Ukraine has held Russia at bay for four years under constant fire, with fewer people, less industry, and far weaker air power than Europe. That fact alone exposes the lie at the heart of the claim that real military power belongs only to the United States. Europe has roughly 740 million people, a vast industrial base, advanced technology, and armed forces that together rival the United States in manpower, equipment, and overall capacity. To argue that such a continent cannot defend itself is a political story designed to keep Europe psychologically small, strategically dependent, and permanently insecure. For 60 years, Europe accepted a model of dependency. It was comfortable, it was familiar, and it was sold as the price of peace. America led, Europe followed, and the arrangement became habit. But Europe has its eyes open now, and it knows that era is over. The world has changed, the US political mood has changed, and the threat environment has changed. Europe can no longer treat its security as an outsourced service. That is why Mark Rutte’s remark in the European Parliament, telling those who believe Europe can defend itself to “keep on dreaming,” is not just offensive but strategically corrosive. It attempts to reframe Europe back into the old posture: grateful, subordinate, dependent. Europe recognizes why this message is repeated. A Europe that doubts itself keeps outsourcing responsibility, keeps buying American weapons, and keeps accepting being talked about as irrelevant. This is dependency management. And when the NATO Secretary General performs it with a sneer, Europeans see it for what it is and find it strongly criticizable. No serious continent accepts being mocked into obedience, least of all one that has watched Ukraine do the impossible for four years while Europe debates its own adulthood. And look at who this narrative talks down to. The UK and France, both nuclear powers with global reach. The Nordics and Finland, whose defense models are built on readiness, resilience, and a sober understanding of Russia. Poland, building one of Europe’s strongest land forces and acting while others debated. Germany, with immense industrial depth now rearming at scale. To tell these countries to stop dreaming is not honesty. It is contempt. And it is an attempt to fold Europe back into a subordinate role again, as if 740 million people should behave like a dependent ward. The only acceptable message from NATO leadership is therefore obvious: Europe must be able to defend itself, fully and independently, even if the United States is distracted or chooses to focus on the Western Hemisphere. Anything else is a demand that Europe remain a junior partner forever, paying more while being treated as less. That era is ending, whether some officials like it or not. Europe is done being managed by fear. It is done being spoken to like a vassal. And it is done accepting reframing efforts that try to drag it back into submission. Stay connected, Follow Gandalv @Microinteracti1

Microinteracti1's tweet photo. Mark Rutte Should Apologize for Mocking Europe’s Ability to Defend Itself

Ukraine has held Russia at bay for four years under constant fire, with fewer people, less industry, and far weaker air power than Europe. That fact alone exposes the lie at the heart of the claim that real military power belongs only to the United States.

Europe has roughly 740 million people, a vast industrial base, advanced technology, and armed forces that together rival the United States in manpower, equipment, and overall capacity. To argue that such a continent cannot defend itself is a political story designed to keep Europe psychologically small, strategically dependent, and permanently insecure.

For 60 years, Europe accepted a model of dependency. It was comfortable, it was familiar, and it was sold as the price of peace. America led, Europe followed, and the arrangement became habit. But Europe has its eyes open now, and it knows that era is over. The world has changed, the US political mood has changed, and the threat environment has changed. Europe can no longer treat its security as an outsourced service. That is why Mark Rutte’s remark in the European Parliament, telling those who believe Europe can defend itself to “keep on dreaming,” is not just offensive but strategically corrosive. It attempts to reframe Europe back into the old posture: grateful, subordinate, dependent.

Europe recognizes why this message is repeated. A Europe that doubts itself keeps outsourcing responsibility, keeps buying American weapons, and keeps accepting being talked about as irrelevant. This is dependency management. And when the NATO Secretary General performs it with a sneer, Europeans see it for what it is and find it strongly criticizable. No serious continent accepts being mocked into obedience, least of all one that has watched Ukraine do the impossible for four years while Europe debates its own adulthood.

And look at who this narrative talks down to. The UK and France, both nuclear powers with global reach. The Nordics and Finland, whose defense models are built on readiness, resilience, and a sober understanding of Russia. Poland, building one of Europe’s strongest land forces and acting while others debated. Germany, with immense industrial depth now rearming at scale. To tell these countries to stop dreaming is not honesty. It is contempt. And it is an attempt to fold Europe back into a subordinate role again, as if 740 million people should behave like a dependent ward.

The only acceptable message from NATO leadership is therefore obvious: Europe must be able to defend itself, fully and independently, even if the United States is distracted or chooses to focus on the Western Hemisphere. Anything else is a demand that Europe remain a junior partner forever, paying more while being treated as less. That era is ending, whether some officials like it or not. Europe is done being managed by fear. It is done being spoken to like a vassal. And it is done accepting reframing efforts that try to drag it back into submission.

Stay connected,
Follow Gandalv @Microinteracti1

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Mathew @Mathegon

6 months ago

@Existenzse Har också alltid undrat vafan Ungern gör i EU, hur kom de ens in. Hoppas iaf det blir ändring efter valet.

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Mathew @Mathegon

6 months ago

@TheRightMelissa @grok How would the U.S. fare in a war against China without the NATO alliance according to the latest war simulations?

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Mathew @Mathegon

6 months ago

@StevenEKuhn I'm getting really tired of all this MAGA propaganda bullshit. We all know why they(NATO) where there, you're still in it you know. Stay to facts, WE DON'T WANT WAR! ...and Greenland is not your's to take!!!

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