Comments by "William Davis" (@williamdavis9562) on "Forbes Breaking News" channel.

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  109.  @FINNSTIGAT0R  I appreciate the explanation as to why Finns feel the way they do about Swedes, it helps me understand the situation better. But the situation is that Sweden did what it did and Turkey feels a certain way about it. How the Finns feel about Sweden isn't going to change that fact. Foreign policy based on feelings is also a huge disservice to the citizens of that country. Being so close to Russia is one thing, being that close and not getting into Nato but applying for Nato puts a country in a very very dangerous position to be in. Being in a situation like that you'd think a nation would have more rational and calculating leadership. Me personally I don't think Russia would invade Finland or Sweden but imagine they did? How silly will all the reasons these two nations were kept out of Nato seem at that point? I'd also ask Sweden at that point "if it was worth it." Then I'd ask Finland if their feelings for Sweden were worth it. Sweden is probably going to descend into chaos anyway in the next 40 years with or without a war with Russia. But Finland? From what I know Finland is a fantastic place with a very bright future. It would be horrible to see what happened to Ukraine happen to Finland. Sitting around blaming the Turks isn't going to really help the situation either. In fact all this rhetoric which doesn't take into account the rationality of their position is doing nothing but harden their position on the issue. If I were in their shoes, I'd probably do the same exact thing, most rational humans would. Although I'm not sure I'd drag Finland into the mess. From the research I've done (limited to google searches) I couldn't find any information of Finland sending financial aid to groups that blow up schools and hospitals (which you can agree is an INSANE thing to do.)
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