"Yes, Donald Trump’s Putin comments were unhinged – but he’s right to question Nato’s future"
One should continually question the future of everything. Failure to do so means that you've stopped thinking and planning.
Still, I challenge you to come up with even one thing of value in this offering from Simon Jenkins, aka Phil Space. To me, it is entirely vacuous: an op-ed dashed off under the duvet before breakfast on copy deadline day.
Sir Simon strikes again.
"It is hard to believe Putin would try to topple more governments across eastern Europe. But he might well disrupt borders and stir Russian minority discontent in frontline states. Georgia 2008 or Ukraine 2014 are more likely precedents than Ukraine 2022."
Tell that to the Baltic states or Poland who Putin blamed for "making" Hitler invade it to start WW II during his 2 hr
soliloquy with Tucker.
It is profoundly reckless to assume Putin's aspirations are not what he has stated.
@joeinwynnewood Quite. See the latest warning from Estonia, published today by Reuters.
