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That’s not exactly right. You are eligible, you just need to do something to get it. Ie if you register as unemployed, you will get insurance. Same with university students.

Yikes.

Does it apply to USA citizens and organizations as well?

Process of coming up what to type was interesting to me, not the act of typing itself.

Situation in EU is worse than Russia? In what way?

Why tariff former European allies then? Why tariff Canada?

Yes.

So not US salaries.

And where did they get that from? Seems quite random.

It's a different system, they don't go to court without iron-clad case. Japan does not have a large prison population.

Hydro is quite stable. I don’t think Norway is burning oil for power. Natural gas would be better but still, probably not required.

I don't think it's fair to say that Europeans started. Danes always bought US hardware over European arms, went to war when US called and lost soldiers. Now they are threatened with imperial invasion and called a 'bad ally' by their 'ally'. This was one of the most pro-US countries in the world.

Korea is probably the list as well.

This is all good but no country in the world managed to turn the tide, even great policies in a rich Scandinavia.

Denmark is in NATO, US base is already in Greenland and I'm sure Danes would be open to add few more. There is no need to invade it. The moment it happens, Europe is lost to the US as an ally and NATO is gone.

MH17 was shot down by Russians and nothing happened. Only harsh words.

Looks interesting, congrats on shipping.

Russia has been involved in sabotage, shooting down planes with Europeans (MH17), killing people they don't like in EU/UK for years now. If anything EU is extremely timid and does not retaliate.

Some of us live close enough that it's not really an option, surrendering to Russians don't work that great if you live in Eastern Europe. I will volunteer first day to join Polish Army.

Kazimierz Funk does not roll off the tongue ;) Casimir it is then.

Whenever there is a comment about EU doing not great tech wise there is somebody mentioning ASML or Mistral. This is not very productive.

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It goes both ways. Whole Kaliningrad region is in range of barrel artillery and very, very easy to monitor. Also, most troops left to invade Ukraine.

Kingsajz (1987). Love the movie!

Isn't it like that in many countries? Do not fire unless fired upon? It's also a common rule of engagement for many militaries deployed in Afganistan, Iraq or other 'dangerous places'.

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It's fine as long as it's clear that the author is talking about his/her own creation.

I also have decent memories from Sweden, I've been living there for a few years. Apart from stolen bike (worldwide phenomenon) and housing scam (classic Uppsala) it was fine. But rising power of SD in Sweden is very worrying. On the one hand you have some immigrants that are not always on-board with advances that Swedish society did and on the other you have nazis. Not sure about SD support now but it was over 10% last time I checked and much more in the north.

Poland does not have any significant nuclear industry, only single small research reactor (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maria_reactor).