Why would they attack

american ambassy

like why

@JohnOakman I didn't say it would be Russia attacking the US, I said if the US was attacked, the national governments would have agree to help.

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thoughts?

theyll posture and send things close to borders/airspace/national waters

but they wont go into full armed conflict

Even fucking saudi arabia has a higher military budget than Russia

no joke

For all the good it does them

They kept getting shot down by yemini anti air

yeminis have hit a few saudi bases too, killed 30ish people each time

Now a EU anything ends up being the tool of the EU central Commitee. An exclusive use tool. So why should I trust them @zutt ?

I kinda wish the big arab countries knew how to wage war better, because SA's army is sometimes painful to watch

Eu central comitee you mind the commission?

Which is appointed by member states right ?

Arab nations will never learn how to do a good army until they have an actual democracy or a populist movement

Same thing, just trying to invoke that Authoritarian tone

Which is elected by their own members

Jordan have a good special force program, their regular army is meh tier though

The reason for it is the culture within the arab armies

@Khanclansith

http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/europpblog/2016/06/21/is-the-eu-really-run-by-unelected-bureaucrats/

In western armies you are as good as the knowledge you can share

For u

So its in your interest to train others and to spread your knowledge around as much as possible

The current king of jordan love the west and is more open for reforms. He did a cameo on star trek Voyager

I cite

Finally, once invested, the Commission as a whole can be removed by a two-thirds ‘censure vote’ in the European Parliament. This has never happened before, but in 1999 the Santer Commission resigned before a censure vote was due to be taken which they were likely to lose. So, yes, the Commission is not directly elected. But it is not strictly true to say that it is ‘unelected’ or unaccountable.

@zutt I have been following the EU from behind the inside the US Army.

What’s your take on them?

In arab armies there is no benefit to sharing information. Their country is most likely run by a dictator or a corrupt bureaucracy.

as i said you have serious misconceptions about eu

There is lots to criticise for sure

There is no benefit to sharing knowledge because so long as you are the only person with that knowledge you are important and irreplaceable

But its not as devilish as you ppl make it

`Their country is most likely run by a dictator or a corrupt bureaucracy.`
Regardless, outside of the arab world a few countries run by corrupt bureaucracies do know how to build a functioning army

If you share that information with others than you have a higher chance of being fired. then someone more loyal or with family ties will take your place

For some reason, the big arab powers just can't do it

https://edition.cnn.com/ampstories/us/what-you-dont-get-about-furry-fursonas

If the members of the EU's governance were held accountable directly to the people that would be a different beast.