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Λοξίας έγραψε: 30 Αύγ 2020, 12:41

ΓΑΛΗ έγραψε: 30 Αύγ 2020, 12:25 Φυσικά και αξίζει ρε ψαροκτόνε.

Εχτές λούγκρισα κάπου 800 γρ. μπαρμπούνια, ενώ ήταν πάνω από κιλό στην διάθεσή μου.
Μου κάθεται λίγο βαρύ το τηγάνι τώρα τελευταία...γερνάω.

Yochanan έγραψε: 30 Αύγ 2020, 12:09

ST48410 έγραψε: 30 Αύγ 2020, 12:00 Είναι αλήθεια ότι είμαστε ισχυρογνώμονες, πεισματάρηδες, αρκετά κακομαθημένοι και θέλουμε επιβεβαίωση της άποψής μας. Ωστόσο μαθαίνουμε πολλά εδώ, πολύ περισσότερα από όσα μαθαίνει κανείς στον τυπικό κύκλο των γνωριμιών του. Υπάρχουν άτομα με εκπληκτικές γνώσεις και την υπομονή να τις μοιραστούν. Και κάποιες φορές η διαλεκτική κόντρα είναι περισσότερο παιχνίδι. Νομίζω αξίζει...

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What would happen if Turkey attacked Greece?
March 31, 2017

Actually, It would be a pretty ideal situation for many.
If Turkey really did attack Greece, NATO would perform a pretty brutal beat down. The military and financial hit would mean that Turkey would have to lay low for quite some time, a scenario which the EU would be pretty happy with.

Second, if NATO were to take control of the Aegean sea, they would have some major leverage on Russia. The Aegean sea is the only sea which Russian rivers connect to that stays open all year long. All other surrounding seas are frozen over for a big part of the year. Also, the Aegean sea would give NATO armies pretty easy access to Russia. You know, just in case.

Aside from the leverage, the Aegean sea is also the only reason that relations between Russia and Turkey have remained relatively friendly. Take that away and tension would rise rapidly. Another major upside for NATO, the EU and the USA.

So while the situation would be bad for Russia, Turkey and Greece, the rest of the world would benefit greatly from the geopolitical shifts. And you had best believe that this scenario has already been discussed at length by both NATO and the EU.

ΓΓαμικός έγραψε: 03 Σεπ 2020, 00:31 Γιατί εμπαναρίσθει ο ισόθεος Γιαννόπουλος;;

Fagano3 έγραψε: 07 Σεπ 2020, 15:51 Περαστικά leporello

Ανίκητος έγραψε: 30 Αύγ 2020, 22:46 Σχεδόν θα με πείσεις Θωρ, συνέχισε την καλή δουλειά.

Προς το παρόν αφήνω ένα σενάριο του 2017 που βρήκα σε κάποιο ανθυποσχόλιο. Μου έκανε εντύπωση, επειδή το έγραψε κάποιος "από μέσα" και το παραθέτω εδώ. Δείχνει το επίπεδο αντίληψης συμφερόντων...

What would happen if Turkey attacked Greece?
March 31, 2017

Actually, It would be a pretty ideal situation for many.
If Turkey really did attack Greece, NATO would perform a pretty brutal beat down. The military and financial hit would mean that Turkey would have to lay low for quite some time, a scenario which the EU would be pretty happy with.

Second, if NATO were to take control of the Aegean sea, they would have some major leverage on Russia. The Aegean sea is the only sea which Russian rivers connect to that stays open all year long. All other surrounding seas are frozen over for a big part of the year. Also, the Aegean sea would give NATO armies pretty easy access to Russia. You know, just in case.

Aside from the leverage, the Aegean sea is also the only reason that relations between Russia and Turkey have remained relatively friendly. Take that away and tension would rise rapidly. Another major upside for NATO, the EU and the USA.

So while the situation would be bad for Russia, Turkey and Greece, the rest of the world would benefit greatly from the geopolitical shifts. And you had best believe that this scenario has already been discussed at length by both NATO and the EU.

Γιατί μπερδεύει με την Μαύρη Θάλασσα το Αιγαίο δεν το σχολιάζω.

Αρχαιολάτρης έγραψε: 08 Σεπ 2020, 16:57 Τελικά μπορώ να ανοίξω ένα νημα χωρίς να εγγράφω;

Spiros252 έγραψε: 08 Σεπ 2020, 23:26

Αρχαιολάτρης έγραψε: 08 Σεπ 2020, 16:57 Τελικά μπορώ να ανοίξω ένα νημα χωρίς να εγγράφω;

Δεν έχει προβλεφθεί τέτοιο πράγμα.

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