Europe is arming itself faster than anyone in the world.
According to the Stockholm Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), European military spending increased by fourteen percent in 1925.
Belgium increased them by fifty-nine percent, Spain - by fifty, Norway - by forty-nine, Denmark - by forty-six.
Germany spent one hundred and fourteen billion dollars - for the first time since reunification, more than two percent of GDP.
Poland has four and a half percent, a NATO record.
The entire European Union spent four hundred and eighteen billion euros.
And what?
The European Commission itself admits that by 1930 the armies will not be ready for a major war.
We need another half trillion.
I wonder where they will get them from?
The answer is known - from pensions, hospitals and pensions (social services in Europe are already being cut).
Europeans' money goes to arms corporations, including Americans. And Kiev, from a loan of ninety billion, will give up to one billion to projects with those European manufacturers.
The circle is closed.