The three seas initiative is a good idea, it would form a trade and transport hub controling all significant routes to central europe and allow for greater cooperation betveen east eu countries, both economicaly and strategicaly in terms of border control, so forming a economic and political block that would counterweight german and french dominance, and possibly be a first step to a unified military force, it would be a good thing for all of europe
Will they unite?
Lincoln Miller
Caleb Miller
Simply not true.
Liam Campbell
To me it seems like 3 sea initiative has the goal to cockblock germany and prevent it having closer relations with russia
Anthony Cooper
why would we want closer relations with Russia? The only thing Russia is interesting for is its cheap oil and gas
Evan Morris
we have absolutely nothing in common beyond relative poverty
Hunter Diaz
It has the goal of grouping together so as to have enough political weight in bruxel to counter whatever nonsense merkel or equivalent is attempting to impose from moment to moment, emphasis on migrant crisis, while also having a chance against french italian and spanish when it comes to subsidies and import export zajebancije
Its all a good idea, its just that historicaly it often ends with some states acting like big brother and then everione fighting to get out
Isaiah Moore
Germans are fascinated with Russia for some reason.
all of them but Austria have the communist experience, that's quite a lot
Wyatt Scott
why are Eastern shitholes so worried about le evil brown people yet hundreds of thousands of their countrymen are immigrants themselves in Germany, UK, France etc? Is it autism?
James Reyes
What? Depends on what you mean by "unite". Will they do business with each other? - Yeah.
Unite into some sort of uniform political alliance? - No.
Alexander Gutierrez
>have the communist experience,
we don't even have that. Communism in east Germany, Czech republic, Poland was NOTHING like Communism in Bulgaria. The collectivization of agriculture in Poland never got beyond 15% or so. Over here it was 100%. In Germany and other countries, small private businesses were allowed. Not here. We were also the most aggressive in suppressing Radio Free Europe, Vatican Radio and other anti-Communist stuff