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Good 
, especially the reminder that the use of force (in this case contemplating Russian military action in Ukraine) can cause lots of unpredictable changes in all sorts of impacted countries.https://twitter.com/AdrianBonenber1/status/1468326213815054343 …
War often functions like an earthquake: pressures built over decades but unexpressed (except as quiet stresses) suddenly release and reconfigure a space, typically in very destructive ways. Only a very great fool thinks they can fully predict, or control that change.
Lots of whistling past the graveyard here IMO. Putin got what he wanted in Syria. This might all blow up in his face m, but it’s a real stretch to believe that Ukraine births Habermas’ EU Army to defend virtue. Bosnia didn’t do that; I’m not persuaded this will be different.
I'm honestly not convinced it would either, but I think it *could* - it wouldn't be the first time in history a country that didn't seem headed for war 'went mad together' (to borrow a B5 quote) when it came to it. My point is the uncertainty.
The concept is good and interesting, but outside of a relatively small faction of neoliberal defence wonks, the characterisation of Germany is not one I’d recognise. I also don’t see much justifying of WWII either. Most Germans are probably best characterised as…
…’dutifully bored’ by the WWII. They recognise the duty to remember, and fully support it as a concept. But it’s an institutional thing you learn about in school or occasionally at a museum. It’s not as ever-present culturally as it is in the U.K. and US.
a great metaphor!
The only thing I can say is true: War in Ukraine will not end in Ukraine.
Terrifying
I risk obnoxiously making false predictions, but I don't see a major war breaking out. The Russians have been successful using asymmetric warfare (little green men of Crimea). The US has never fought a nuclear power.
And it seemed pretty clear after the Russian invasion of Georgia and last time in Ukraine that we would undermine their efforts but that the old Soviet Union still lies within Russia's sphere of influence.
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