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Trump goes on Twitter tirade against Denmark and NATO


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 I have had enough of him and his evangelical followers. I've also had enough of that shitty president of Brasil...

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Foreign policy via Twitter. What could go wrong. 

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Dude, They:applause:Dont:applause:Want:applause:To:applause:Sell:applause:Greenland:applause:

Calm down and just do your job until someone replaces you

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Mister G

This is his reaction after being told Greenland was not for sale. I’m pretty sure he just speaks before he thinks...which he doesn’t seem to do very well either...

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NightStar

Can someone please explain what the 2% mark actually mean? Does it mean that a NATO country must have 2% of its GDP come from military industries? Or does it mean that the government must spend a certain sum on military, a sum worth 2% GDP?

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ladylinners
9 minutes ago, NightStar said:

Can someone please explain what the 2% mark actually mean? Does it mean that a NATO country must have 2% of its GDP come from military industries? Or does it mean that the government must spend a certain sum on military, a sum worth 2% GDP?

I'm not sure and I'm too tired to look it up so someone please correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm guessing the 2% of GDP is the "fee" they have to pay to be part of NATO. Similar to what EU countries pay as part of their EU membership. 

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Florian
26 minutes ago, NightStar said:

Can someone please explain what the 2% mark actually mean? Does it mean that a NATO country must have 2% of its GDP come from military industries? Or does it mean that the government must spend a certain sum on military, a sum worth 2% GDP?

A member country should invest 2% of its GDP in military

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Katharine Hepburn
26 minutes ago, NightStar said:

Can someone please explain what the 2% mark actually mean? Does it mean that a NATO country must have 2% of its GDP come from military industries? Or does it mean that the government must spend a certain sum on military, a sum worth 2% GDP?

It's a guideline not legally binding

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