Sweden Borrows 300 Billion – But Still Fails to Meet NATO Requirements

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Sweden is borrowing 300 billion kronor for its defense but still risks falling short of NATO’s spending targets. Roger Richthoff warns against a defense policy guided by NATO and the U.S. rather than Sweden’s own needs. Why are billions being spent without any guarantee of a stronger Swedish defense? We discuss the government’s priorities, the national debt, and the future of Sweden’s defense.

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  1. It’s going to be a cold winter in Ukraine this year, too. Last year, the radiators froze and burst. If they’re full of water and the temperature drops below 0 degrees Celsius, the water expands and the radiators burst. They’re freezing to death AND starving to death. But we’re happily sending 160,000,000,000 SEK to Ukraine to attack Russia. WHAT A STUPID IDEA.

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