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The producers of the "Conclave" movie are crossing the fingers to get the final promo

So how does he justify not taking Hungary out of the EU? That is, how does he explain to his population that Brussels is a key adversary but remains part of his administration? Just for that cold hard cash?

Oh my god, if they paid that much money, they are going to milk it like Disney milked Lucas film. I hope with a little more judgment.

I understand that the EU does not move as quickly as other powers or as I would like, but if they come out of that meeting talking about, at the very least, a joint military command within the framework of the EU and beyond (or as an alternative) to NATO, I think we can cope with what is coming.

I'm not saying it will be approved, but if they talk about it in a serious and positive way, I'm sure we'll get somewhere.

Ok, so we have a big problem there. It's not one or two, there are many who vote for that, if we were talking about complaints about the economy or about migration from an economic point of view (they always hides racism behind it, but if they hides it it's because they knows it is wrong) we can work with that.

But if they just want a strong man to guide them so they don't have to face the problems, what can you do with something like that?

Didn't Vance's speech the other day hurt the AfD? Didn't it make some people deluded by their supposed "patriotism" wake up and see that we were all sold out to the Russians?

I am not German and I do not know the reality on the street in Germany, but I am scared of what could happen and how it will affect the European project.

I am truly worried about the situation in Germany, I hope really that some of those who were deceived by AfD have seen Vance's gross play this week and they have noticed, I do not know how the polls are right now but I really hope that all this have moved them against AfD

light the beacons

Liz Truss giving advice on power is a joke in itself

Zelenskyy is a shell of a human being, and so are Trump and Putin

You're not criticizing things about Zelenskyy that are worth criticizing; you're equating him to Putin, putting the aggressor and the victim on the same level, and you do it with the obvious intention to minimize Putin's faults. You're not adding nuance to a leader or contextualizing things; you're simply implying that the one who has invaded and violated a country's sovereignty is the same as the one defending against it.

I'm not going to respond to you again because you're making a fool of yourself if you think this is going anywhere. But if you wanted to have a serious conversation about what Ukraine could or couldn't have done differently (Ukraine, not Zelenskyy, who has been in office since 2019, when Russia already had everything ready, not since 2014), you'd have to start by understanding that Russia is the aggressor, that Putin is an imperialist, and that nothing others do will change that.

Oh, come on. Fine, I'll put it in writing if you need it.
The first step in the oldest playbook in the business says: if the leader you want to defend (or the company, or the country, it doesn’t matter) does something so obviously wrong that it’s indefensible, make the rival look the same. It doesn’t matter how, it doesn’t matter how much, just muddy the playing field.

Putting Putin and Zelenskyy on the same level is exactly that, and it’s damn transparent to anyone with half a functioning brain.

The politics of getting intentionally incomplete games to add DLC's and squeeze more to the players does not help. The Civ VII is clearly incomplete and we all know it, within perhaps two years, there will not be all the things that the company already knows that the game needs.