インターネットで「中国や韓国と違って欧米人は日本を絶賛!!!」みたいなのが流行っているけど、実態はこっちだからね。@kayjlabjapan 結構多い😅 #kay #アメリカ #海外あるある ♬ Cena Engraçada e Inusitada de 3 Minutos - HarmonicoHCO
この手の情報はちゃんと確認しないとだめだね。カンヌで本作を観たスピルバーグが「史上最高のカーチェイスシーン」と評したことは英語圏でも広く流布しているエピソードだが都市伝説に留まるらしい。https://t.co/V4yCyl0pfo https://t.co/Xw9WLBBP0M
— Spica (@CasseCool) June 1, 2024
1. **Escalation Risks**: John Mearsheimer argues that striking Russian targets within Russia, as proposed by Macron, risks significant escalation. If successful, these attacks could provoke serious Russian retaliation and potentially drag the United States into a direct conflict, raising the threat of a great power war.
2. **NATO's Role in Ukraine**: Mearsheimer criticizes the gradual escalation by the West in supplying Ukraine with weapons. He suggests that a more vigorous initial response might have been more effective but ultimately believes that Ukraine is losing, and Western interventions are unlikely to change the outcome significantly.
3. **Potential for Ongoing Conflicts**: The conflict in Ukraine, even if it cools down, could result in a frozen conflict with several potential flashpoints for future wars. Mearsheimer also highlights the persistent risk of broader European instability influenced by Russian actions.
4. **Critique of U.S. Foreign Policy**: Mearsheimer criticizes U.S. foreign policy for its imperialistic tendencies and the pursuit of liberal democracy in other nations. He argues this approach often leads to disaster and overlooks the powerful force of nationalism, which values sovereignty and self-determination.
5. **Israel and Middle East Dynamics**: Mearsheimer claims that Israel is in a precarious position, losing its escalation dominance over adversaries like Iran and Hezbollah. He discusses the risks of U.S. involvement in Middle Eastern conflicts and suggests that the U.S. and Israel's aggressive tactics may provoke further instability rather than securing peace.
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次は中国とフィリピンか台湾???
・・・・わからん世の中になってきたよ。
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