Admirāļa novērojumi (papildināts 07.07.)


[..]Many times in NATO councils as the supreme allied commander I watched the agonizing process of building consensus, one compromise at a time. In both the EU and NATO, an uncooperative Greece in the future could time and time again put the organizations “in irons,” which is to say becalmed and not moving effectively forward.This could manifest itself very quickly in, for example, decisions about sanctions against Russia (from which Greece is avidly courting support and funding, logically enough).[..]

[..] Indeed, a Greece that is spurned by Europe is a nation that will inevitably begin to look elsewhere for support and engagement. A very likely prospective partner of course would be Russia. Many Greeks are quite sympathetic to Russia, a fellow Orthodox nation, particularly over the situation in Ukraine. If Moscow were to assist Athens economically, even marginally, this would further distance Greece from Western Europe. Another likely friend and partner would be Serbia, which has its own troubles with various EU Balkan members. Ultimately, it is not impossible to contemplate Greece departing the European Union or even NATO. Some voices on the far left in Greece are already advocating this course of action.[..]

James G. Stavridis retired United States Navy admiral , U.S. European Command (USEUCOM, May 2009 – May 2013) and NATO’s 16th Supreme Allied Commander Europe (SACEUR, June 2009 – May 2013)

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vara bungas: GR aiziešana no NATO, būtu  izdevīga mums, lai novērstu iespējamo veto mums svarīgos jautājumos, bet ne tik izdevīga NATO, jo GR ģeopolitiskais stāvoklis ir ļoti svarīgs. Tikai diez vai tas notiks (aiziešana no NATO), jo īpaši, ja RU iedos GR naudu kafijai.

UPD1 labs STRATFOR gabals

[..] Publicly, Russia has said it will not give a direct loan to Greece but will take advantage of the crisis to acquire hard assets in Greece and a commitment on the Turkish Stream pipeline project. However, bailing out Greece would give Russia a golden opportunity to put a spoke in NATO operations and reassert itself somewhere other than Ukraine. In Central Europe, the view is that Russia and Greece have had an understanding for several months about a bailout, which could be why the Greeks have acted with such bravado.[..]

 

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  2. Aiziešana pašiem grieķiem nebūs par labu..”problēmas” ar turkiem arī kaut kur vēl ir.. Kāpēc gan GR nepalikt? (Neņemot vērā populistu bļaustīšanos un “iemeslus”) Ja kāds to arī ietekmēs, tad iegūs, ja ne vienmēr efektīvu bremzētāju, “skabargu tur”, tad noteiktu efektīvu nervu bojātāju ES un NATO kādu lēmumu pieņemšanas procesā un info avotu.

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  5. Vēl ne par tēmu. Baltijas flote tikko saņēmusi 3 jaunus desanta kuterus – katrs var uzņemt pa trim BTR:

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  6. Pirms krievi dod tējas naudu grieķiem vajadzētu palaist nelielu akciju fb un odnoklasņikos . Strādnieku līmeņa algas un pensijas salīdzinot Krieviju ar Grieķiju – un sirsnīgi pateikties par grieķu “glābšanu”. Varbūt normālam krievam radīsies jautājumi par grieķu glābšanas aktualitāti 😉

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