Well, howdy there, internet people. It's Bell again. So today, we're going to talk about

Finland going nuclear as the U.S. retreats. As Heg Seth, rants and rants about how NATO isn't

pulling its weight and how America is the greatest, while his boss surrenders to Iran.

Europe seems to be rolling its eyes and preparing for a world with the United States as a second

rate power. The Trump administration is focused on looking to the past, motivating its base with mindless nostalgia, and

bizarrely expects the rest of the world to buy in to American mythology. While Trump is looking

to the past and leading the U.S. into decline, Europe is looking to the future. When we talked

about the EU becoming a power unto itself,

we talked about how they need more of a nuclear deterrent.

If Europe has its own nuclear umbrella, they don't need the US.

Finland's defense minister posted to social media.

Fair warning, this is a translation from a friend who, Finland's defense minister posted to social media.

Fair warning, this is a translation from a friend who last used Finnish in 2006.

Quote, the Parliament approved the amendment to the Nuclear Energy Act with a large two-thirds majority.

This historic reform strengthens the security of Finland and NATO as a whole.

Our nuclear weapons policy as a whole has been one of the most challenging aspects of this parliamentary term for the Ministry of Defense.

Years of familiarization. Discussions with nuclear powers and other allies. And an assessment of how Finland's security can best be strengthened in NATO.

Okay, Micah. What do you want now?

Roy! It's coming home, baby.

Can't you feel it?

The excitement, the group chats, the atmosphere.

Well...

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