Trump's speech may have been intended to solidify his cult among MAGA Republicans, but that could not overshadow the sad news from the stock exchanges, which did not appreciate his “brilliant” tariff plans. Moreover, Canada's uncompromising retaliatory measures - along with Trudeau's tough speech - seemed to make Trump omit Canada from his list of acquisition targets in his speech.
China also responded with reciprocal measures. Coincidentally or not, the CCP congress is being held on the same day, which, by the way, announced support for … the EU. The chessboard is becoming increasingly complex and it seems that the game is a constant rebalancing so that no one becomes too strong.
Naturally, China is waiting for its chance for Taiwan, but my sources share the growing disparity. The circle around Xi (as the name of the leader should be pronounced correctly) wants military intervention - with the idea of going down in history with expansion, like Putin and ... Trump. And the army, led by another party clan, wants this to happen along the lines of the political election process in Taiwan. However, the news there too is that China is sharply increasing its military budget.
Against this background, a Russophile friend calls me worriedly that Europe's new military fund for 800 billion euros would drag us into huge debts. The Russian concept of peace, which the Reds developed last night and at the Referendum, is a strange thing - armament is almost a whim of the West to pay for its weapons factories - if we are peaceful, quiet and independent - no one will bother us.
Such is also the concept of the Bulgarian central striker in politics - Borisov. He is ready to welcome and send balls from every direction - Europe, the USA and of course Russia. He doesn't even risk his post, but copies Meloni for a position after the scandal in the White House. No, he surpassed her in flexibility and cut out Ukraine so as not to irritate the leader in the White House, on whom he relies … the other of the "Magnitsky" tandem.
Such was the position of the cabinet - we cannot afford (?!?) to take a position between the USA and the EU. In fact, they may be right - in Europe no one shaves this "representation" of ours, and Trump may protect us from Putin because of some deal guaranteed with our budget.
Deja vu from 1944.
Poor Bulgarian political class.