Malo srece,

21 hours ago, Emerald said:

Moguce da sada evro oslabio prema $.

Euro on course for second-biggest fall this year

https://www.ft.com/content/d974c264-a3ac-4fdc-a9e1-8f95b49e8bf0

Edited July 28, 2025Jul 28 by Emerald

Sto se tice resursa, SAD nema dovoljno resursa za Evropu. SAD samo skupo prodaju na brzinu ono sto im odlazi i to teraju Evropu, Japan i svoje "saveznike" da skupo kupuju.

SAD su i dan danas veliki uvoznik sirove nafte i tek ce biti jer su na vrhuncu proizvodje i sledi pad. Sa gasom je bolja situacija, ipak i tu ce uskoro vrhunac proizvodnje i polagani pad. O uranijumu, retkim zemljinim elementima itd. nema govora.

Zato se pojavio pokret za nezavisnost Alberte.

26 minutes ago, Budja said:

Konfuzan AI napisan uradak.

I cini mi se da nije tacan.

Ovim dogovorom vecina carina za americku robu ostaje blizu nule kao i ranije, a automobili skacu na 10%.

Zato se i pise da je dogovor "asimetrican".

Moguće, mada mi je u glavi da su EU carine bile značajno veće kada sam gledao pre par meseci, i tad sam se iznenadio. Npr. lupio sam kod za čizme, kišobrane i suncobrane i da je bilo 17%. Osim ako nije za brodove, onda je 0%

59 minutes ago, Zaboravan said:

Mislim, možemo se ganjati do sutra, hibridi, atmosferci, turbo, 4X4, broj cilindara pa... Zaključiti da nema Honde.

Pa evo:

The Kia Telluride has generally been increasing sales volume in recent years and has surpassed the Honda Pilot in annual sales since 2023, reflecting strong consumer demand and market momentum.

Year / Month	Kia Telluride Sales (Units)	Honda Pilot Sales (Units)
2019 (Full Year)	58,604	(Data not fully available for comparison)
2023 (Full Year)	110,765	110,298
2024 (Full Year)	115,504	127,694
2025 (Jan - Jun)	61,502	74,369

59 minutes ago, Zaboravan said:

moguće da se kia bolje kotira od vw,

Pa ne da je moguce, vec su dupo uspjesniji i po broju vozile i po profitabilnosti.

Europe’s summer of humiliation

America knew the EU was weak. The rest of the world knows it now

https://www.ft.com/content/698517e6-9955-4ae9-9a9f-b91202157571

Europe entered the summer with the prospect of a transatlantic divorce looming as the futures of Ukraine, Nato and trade remained up in the air. With their beach holidays beckoning, European leaders may now be taking a sigh of relief. The US president who called Nato obsolete, promised to end the war in Ukraine in 24 hours and declared the EU a foe, has instead taken their side — for now. 

But to placate Donald Trump’s instincts, Europe has had to bow down and pay up, no fewer than three times. First for Nato, pledging hundreds of billions to additional defence and security spending. Then for Ukraine, committing to paying the US for weapons Ukraine needs. And this week for trade, allowing the US to unilaterally multiply tariffs even as Europe promises more than $1.3tn in purchases of American energy and weaponry, and in investments on US soil.

European negotiators can point out that US tariffs for many other countries are higher still, that European product and safety standards remain in place, that US energy is a desirable alternative to Russian energy, that weapons purchases are already booked under Nato plans, that European investments into the US economy happen anyway and that the headline figures of EU purchases are aspirational. Europe may be paying an acceptable price for trade stability, provided Trump does not change his mind and the remaining grey areas, including steel and pharmaceuticals, are spared punitive tariffs.

But Europe cannot hide from the fact that the Trump administration has bullied it into submission. The leading multilateral free trade block in the world has failed to stand up for trade. European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen was even reduced to painting Europe as the villain, parroting the false Trump narrative of zero-sum trade.

European countries together lack the economic strength, the military power and the shared worldview to collectively stand up for common values and interests. Europe cannot conduct a trade war with the US because it is divided. It cannot afford one because it is weak. It cannot play the art of the Trump trade deal, mixing geopolitics, hard power and ego, into the technocratic process for which the EU is designed. America knew this. The rest of the world knows it now. Europe’s relief is born in impotence and made of humiliation.

Psychologically, will this forced appeasement finally push Europe to take itself seriously as a geopolitical power, or will it instead entrench European division and dependence? The signs are not very promising. European countries are committed to spending more on defence and security, but incentivising common national procurement is the most European it gets. In the meantime, three and a half years into a war of invasion, Europe is still incapable of producing the critical weapons for Ukraine.

Deepening the European internal market as a gravitational geopolitical force in energy, defence, communications and finance has been powerfully advocated in influential reports but is gaining little political traction. Addressing industrial decline is increasingly bringing back the past of national state support, bypassing European market integration. Mobilising more common European funds, perhaps the easiest way forward, is still a taboo, as recent discussions on the next EU budget have once again demonstrated.

The single biggest European development of the year is the re-emergence of Germany as a military actor, with a five-year plan to spend more than €600bn on defence and security. But tellingly, the Merz government embraces a “Made for Germany” philosophy, forgoing the opportunity to put a new Germany at the heart of a coalition that could form the bedrock of a future European defence union.

In the same vein, the recent Lancaster House Agreement between the UK and France is a bilateral “entente industrielle” of old, enabling both countries to occupy a position of national strength in a Europe of security and defence, but not a building block for a bigger proto-European project.

Jean Monnet said that “Europe will be forged in crises and will be the sum of the solutions adopted for those crises”. His fellow EU founding father, Paul-Henri Spaak, on the other hand, observed that “there are only two types of states in Europe: small states, and small states that have not yet realised that they are small”. If Europe’s humiliation is to end, its leading nations must remember Spaak and relearn Monnet.

Nu eto, jedino EU dobila 0% carine na *nešto*

Destebre miševi?

Edited August 1, 2025Aug 1 by Roger Sanchez

Nemci se zale da SAD nisu skinule carine na automobile sa 27.5% na 15% od 1. avgusta iako je takav bio dogovor. Kazu da se nadaju da ce se to desiti. Verovatno hoce ali pokazuje da se ne moze na nista racunati.

Kakav strašan dil su napravili SAD i EU. Za 600 milijardi USD, SAD će da im proda naoružanje koje nema, a EU će to da plati novcem koji nema. Fantastično.

Kao i za LNG. EU će da kupi 210 milijardi gasa, iako im je celokupna potrošnja oko 71 milijardu, opet iako SAD nema gasa za toliko para da proda, jer proizvodi LNG za otprilike 300 milijardi godišnje a ne može sve da proda jer im treba za unutrašnje potrebe.

Cirkus Kolorado. A najjače je što su ljudi uzeli ozbiljno da računaju i da se bave time kako će sve to da se realizuje.

To nesto kao ono kad real madrid ili mancester junajtd i slicni duguju milijarde, a i dalje posluju kao da ne duguju nikom nista.

Edited August 7, 2025Aug 7 by Sludge Factory

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Samo 3 protiv.

14 minutes ago, bags said:

https://fightchatcontrol.eu/

Samo 3 protiv.

Da pogadjam, terorizam i zastita dece. Sreca pa medju politicarima nema kriminala te ce oni biti izuzeti dok o nama prave bazu celog naseg privatno zivota

Ovo ako se desi neće me više aplikacije videti.

1 minute ago, Amos said:

Ovo ako se desi neće me više aplikacije videti.

Mislim da ti je tu sve, i poruke i pozivi i mail. Jedino ako neces golubima da se dopisujes.

18 minutes ago, Shan Jan said:

Mislim da ti je tu sve, i poruke i pozivi i mail. Jedino ako neces golubima da se dopisujes.

Imacu telefon za putovanja i konacno me niko nece moci njakati na mail zbog posla...