Comments by "anotheranon" (@anotheranon3118) on "Spain, France u0026 Germany: The New Powers of Europe?" video.

  1. Italy has more influence within the EU than Spain, that's for certain. It's a larger nation, and it also has been democratic and part of global supply chains for much longer. Saying that said influence is 10 times larger is, well, an overstatement.
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  2. You sure? I don't think so. I don't think Mali, for instance, is set to become any safer in the coming years.
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  3. Spot on comment.
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  4. Meet Saudi Arabia, the new EU superpower MashAllah.
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  5.  @yurichtube1162  The EU is not finished. Russia is a pariah and keeps butchering Ukrainians, so we don't want anything to do with them.
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  6.  @arturobianco848  "Europa empieza en los Pirineos" 😛 Much of that comes from a place of self-hate. But it's also not cool to disregard the many economic/cultural/historical links that exist between Spain and North Africa.
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  7.  @arturobianco848  "Europa empieza en los Pirineos" 😛 Much of that comes from a place of self-hate. But it's also not cool to disregard the many economic/cultural/historical links that exist between Spain and North Africa.
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  8. Right. Because Spanish public employees retire age 55 as you claim, eh.
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  9.  @Fuhrerjehova  Spain is a net beneficiary because it is less economically developed than central and northern Europe - not necessarily because their civil servants "retire at age 55." I will also be glad to see Spain becoming a net contributor in the coming years. Pro-European sentiment is really strong in Spain. I don't think said change - which is likely to occur soon - will have many people make up their minds about the EU. EU membership in Spain is not associated to being a new beneficiary - and I think the video does a good job at explaining that.
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  10. It will in the coming years, for sure.
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