Comments by "Georgios_" (@georgios_5342) on "The Great Decline of Europe Part II." video.

  1. 4:45 thank you for showing this my brother. Unfortunately, Greece is in a place where it can't afford to lower military expenditure even if it wanted to. Turkey is actively and officially threatening our country with war, as well as sending hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants in our country. Our armed forces are doing the best they can on land, sea and air, and our boys especially in the special forces have become some of the most skilled fighters in the world. The problem is that we have few resources to fund this project, and the EU will not just not help us at all, but often times even deters us from doing this for the sake of "Human Rights". I wouldn't think that the European peoples want to commit suicide for the sake of Human Rights. Our country is doing the bare minimum that it has to do, to protect the European civilization and people. And instead of aiding and helping us, Germany keeps on stabbing us in the back
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  2. Thank you very much for your insights brother. Hoping for a good tomorrow. Greetings from Greece 🇬🇷
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  3.  @Li_Tobler  stay safe man, Ukraine is at the forefront of the Western battle for survival. Hope you're always well
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  4.  @Joker-no1uh  yes it's true. The technology we have is also very good, though our domestic production is very limited, basically non-existent. As long as we can secure arms trade and partnerships with France and America, we should be safe. But our personnel is truly doing the best every day in dog fights, and Greek pilots are some of the best in NATO, even operating in numerous bases abroad, in other parts of Europe. I'm sure that if there's ever a conflict, they will outperform the enemy even if they're outnumbered. The problem is, will we find a way to replenish our losses, both in terms of production and the number of active duty pilots? Or will our numbers dwindle in a relentless war of attrition? The heroic spirit of these brave men in uniform can only be deterred by poor economic management, which has plagued Greece ever since its inception as a modern state
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