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<blockquote data-quote="redpillage" data-source="post: 1150109" data-attributes="member: 8561">Turkey as #4 is the one the Germans should be really worried about. The diaspora into Germany over the past 50 years has taken its toll and in my estimation it would take less than three days for Turkey to execute its own version of the Anschluss, just with the difference that the remaining Germans wouldn't get to vote on it but instead be wiped out in the ensuing shuffle. Germany's military has been completely eviscerated by ultra-liberal policy makers over the past 20 years and police forces have been declawed and demoralized. It's a very juicy fruit waiting to be picked and I'm confident Erdogan has already plans in place for when he deems the time to be right.Love or hate the United States, it was extremely stupid for the Germans to break ties with Trump and to openly demonize him. Should he get a 2nd term they just may find themselves up shit's creek: politically isolated in Europe, with open borders, inundated with hostile military age men, a crashing economy, not in control of their currency, and to make matter's worse without a functioning military.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="redpillage, post: 1150109, member: 8561"] Turkey as #4 is the one the Germans should be really worried about. The diaspora into Germany over the past 50 years has taken its toll and in my estimation it would take less than three days for Turkey to execute its own version of the Anschluss, just with the difference that the remaining Germans wouldn't get to vote on it but instead be wiped out in the ensuing shuffle. Germany's military has been completely eviscerated by ultra-liberal policy makers over the past 20 years and police forces have been declawed and demoralized. It's a very juicy fruit waiting to be picked and I'm confident Erdogan has already plans in place for when he deems the time to be right. Love or hate the United States, it was extremely stupid for the Germans to break ties with Trump and to openly demonize him. Should he get a 2nd term they just may find themselves up shit's creek: politically isolated in Europe, with open borders, inundated with hostile military age men, a crashing economy, not in control of their currency, and to make matter's worse without a functioning military. [/QUOTE]

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