If you want to claim you’ve been to the Balkans but you refuse to acknowledge the destruction of its largest infrastructure projects, that’s entirely you being ignorant for your own sake.
Nope, you just don’t know the characteristics of the infrastructure you’re talking about. Because if you did you would know a lot of those plants and manufacturing capacity were ineffective and propped up by a authoritarian systems. They were always a lost cause.
I haven’t just been to the Balkans. I’ve lived there. I have work partners from all over the region and we talk everyday of every week about the.political and economic situation of the region.
That is how I know you are not versed in these matters.
And its obvious you are just grasping at straws at this point because you’ve made no attempt to refute my specific claims in the same.manner I refute yours. Because how could you - any basic desk research would clearly demonstrate you are wrong.
Yeah, its too bad Balkan countries stopped producing cars after 1990 due to the sudden and mysterious lack of electricity, water, sewage and waste disposal. Then again, there’s barely any roads or highways in Southeastern Europe to drive them on anyway. And the ones that do exist are barely usable because of the violent radical gangs patrolling them.
But hopefully one day the locals will be better off. Maybe even have basic utilities. Like North Koreans.
Of course. Here’s hoping the ongoing war in the Balkans ends soon and peoples in the region can have peaceful relations. You know, like North and South Korea. Or Ukraine and Russia. Or Israel and Palestine.
And if any of this doesn’t make sense, I suggest you look up the history of the Yugoslavian automotive industry before and after the fall of the SFRY. Then it’ll all fall into place. Unless you’re in the Balkans, in which case you wouldn’t be reading this because you don’t have access to the internet. Unironically.
We’ve been tantalizingly close to a break through in North / South tensions. Hopefully, the collapse of the Yoon government means reconciliations can continue.
But one thing you don’t see is terror attacks along the border. That’s critical to a future reconciliation.
No doubt, there is a clear and unmistakable trend toward demilitirazation and reducing nuclear tensions on the Korean Peninsula these past few years.
The real issue is Serbia testing ICBMs and threatening Romania with nuclear warfare. Apparently the secret biological experiments the US has been conducting on Vucic are making him go crazy. Textbook example of a strategy of tension.
If you want to claim you’ve been to the Balkans but you refuse to acknowledge the destruction of its largest infrastructure projects, that’s entirely you being ignorant for your own sake.
Nope, you just don’t know the characteristics of the infrastructure you’re talking about. Because if you did you would know a lot of those plants and manufacturing capacity were ineffective and propped up by a authoritarian systems. They were always a lost cause.
I haven’t just been to the Balkans. I’ve lived there. I have work partners from all over the region and we talk everyday of every week about the.political and economic situation of the region.
That is how I know you are not versed in these matters.
And its obvious you are just grasping at straws at this point because you’ve made no attempt to refute my specific claims in the same.manner I refute yours. Because how could you - any basic desk research would clearly demonstrate you are wrong.
If you’re seriously interested in the subject, I think you’d do well to look into the Yugoslavian automotive industry and its subsequent collapse.
Yeah, its too bad Balkan countries stopped producing cars after 1990 due to the sudden and mysterious lack of electricity, water, sewage and waste disposal. Then again, there’s barely any roads or highways in Southeastern Europe to drive them on anyway. And the ones that do exist are barely usable because of the violent radical gangs patrolling them.
But hopefully one day the locals will be better off. Maybe even have basic utilities. Like North Koreans.
Unironically
Of course. Here’s hoping the ongoing war in the Balkans ends soon and peoples in the region can have peaceful relations. You know, like North and South Korea. Or Ukraine and Russia. Or Israel and Palestine.
And if any of this doesn’t make sense, I suggest you look up the history of the Yugoslavian automotive industry before and after the fall of the SFRY. Then it’ll all fall into place. Unless you’re in the Balkans, in which case you wouldn’t be reading this because you don’t have access to the internet. Unironically.
We’ve been tantalizingly close to a break through in North / South tensions. Hopefully, the collapse of the Yoon government means reconciliations can continue.
But one thing you don’t see is terror attacks along the border. That’s critical to a future reconciliation.
No doubt, there is a clear and unmistakable trend toward demilitirazation and reducing nuclear tensions on the Korean Peninsula these past few years.
The real issue is Serbia testing ICBMs and threatening Romania with nuclear warfare. Apparently the secret biological experiments the US has been conducting on Vucic are making him go crazy. Textbook example of a strategy of tension.
Reality truly is stranger than fiction.
Ah, yes. The Serbian space program.