Post by buccaneer on Feb 16, 2024 10:56:49 GMT
Macron's close ally calls for Britain to have "deeper defense partnership" with the rest of Europe if Trump is re-lected.
The French certainly know which side their butter is spread, both historically speaking and currently when it comes to depending on the British for support.
I would give the french a two fingered salute and tell them to get their own member states into action. They've been waving illegals off their shores to us for years, they can get knotted.
And we all know what it means when it says "partnership", aka subordinate whose military expertise can be used at a whim.
Currently, there are so many things wrong with the EU that by the time they ever took action to respond to a war of say Putin's making, or even their own making European citizens would be running around like headless chickens fighting the
other with their broomsticks.
I would never want to see a British soldier commanded by a French general.
www.theguardian.com/politics/2024/feb/16/uk-must-deepen-europe-defence-ties-in-face-of-trump-threat-says-macron-ally
The French certainly know which side their butter is spread, both historically speaking and currently when it comes to depending on the British for support.
I would give the french a two fingered salute and tell them to get their own member states into action. They've been waving illegals off their shores to us for years, they can get knotted.
And we all know what it means when it says "partnership", aka subordinate whose military expertise can be used at a whim.
Currently, there are so many things wrong with the EU that by the time they ever took action to respond to a war of say Putin's making, or even their own making European citizens would be running around like headless chickens fighting the
other with their broomsticks.
I would never want to see a British soldier commanded by a French general.
The possible return of Donald Trump to the White House represents an existential threat to European security that can only be resolved if Britain becomes a clear defence partner with the rest of Europe, one of Emmanuel Macron’s close party allies has said.
