On: The Pentagon Can't Trust GPS Anymore

[herbst]

For not caring to much, they try to take a lot of influence in a conflict that's not theirs

[baiac → herbst]

I suppose they have responsibilities as members of NATO. Europe has been completely incapable of stopping the conflict.

[herbst → baiac]

Is that something trump is saying or is that an actual fact? It's hard to tell the difference these days ... And from my stupid European mind this is not at all how things happened.

Also the conflict still didn't stop, I don't see how America is somehow more capable of doing something when they didn't do anything?

[baiac → herbst]

Nowhere in my comment did I say that the conflict has stopped. But Europe is the most interested party in this conflict and they haven’t come up with any reasonable proposition to end it. It’s good that someone with power is proposing something workable.

[mcphage → baiac]

> It’s good that someone with power is proposing something workable.

But not reasonable.

[tremon → baiac]

I'd say it's more unwilling. Until the will is there, we'll never know if they're incapable.

[qingcharles → baiac]

Europe's forces could probably end it in a day, I would suspect. The problem is everyone is unsure of how unstable Putin is and how he would react to several dozen bombers and cruise missiles flattening all the unfortunate Russian soldiers on the wrong side of the border.