notgoodenough
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You are talking in spacious vacuous terms. Please address the specific points I made.
What is Ukraine's trade with nato today and how do you specifically propose to raise that figure?
I'm being very specific. Purely economics. Please answer with facts. Not slogans. And I'm correct about Poland. Its clear macroeconomics isn't your strong point. Europe's economy is not healthy. At all. If that is the case why 20-40% unemployment among youth all over europe?
Italy France Spain Greece? How many defaults or near defaults in the past 5 years?
You might know branding and planes but finance and economics. No.
What is Ukraine's trade with nato today and how do you specifically propose to raise that figure?
I'm being very specific. Purely economics. Please answer with facts. Not slogans. And I'm correct about Poland. Its clear macroeconomics isn't your strong point. Europe's economy is not healthy. At all. If that is the case why 20-40% unemployment among youth all over europe?
Italy France Spain Greece? How many defaults or near defaults in the past 5 years?
You might know branding and planes but finance and economics. No.
You are wrong with your assumption and your comment about Poland proves this. Poland has a very great economic boom and progress and can be a role model for other eastern european nations. The EU is the largest and strongest economies worldwide. We offer an gigantic market. Russia is poor and can offer not much. Russia had 25 years to make something but failed.
What you call bancrupt is just a recession of some EU states, a recession which already is on the way out. Evry economy has ups and downs. The chance to get investment from the EU and be able to have good relations to EU openes doors for Ukraine. The association agreement was a first step in that and Ukraine did sign it.
As i said, trying to cut Ukraine away from us will fail.