It looks like Moldova just wants to live in peace, without European countries being turned into US military pawns to instigate a war in Europe. Iran's president must be laughing to see the thought of Europe and Russia destroying each other, for the US's benefit, under the pretext of his missiles. Hey he may even throw the bone in to start us two dogs fighting. What control and power we are giving to Iran. Who benefits, the US of course. More fine words and evil deeds from the US. They talk of security in Europe, then go and scheme to create insecurity and war in Europe. The only viable missile defense is the one built from the ground up, with all parties involved, one with the correct provisons to make sure the system isn't part of an offensive system against Russia. Old Europe has a choice of oblivion or the taking control of the nationalism in eastern EU states that is acting as the vehicle for the US to destabilize and provoke war in Europe. Appeasement of the US is not going to work. Europe needs to take charge and ensure its survival by stopping external war mongering by the US.

Europe is becoming a veritable nuke-dump. The veneer is starting to show the signs of cracking. How many nukes are stationed in each European country? And what are those nukes for? Russia has no intention of destroying Europe, as it will definitely not be in her economic nor military interest. So, what is up? Why are European countries so slow on uptake, and cannot figure out what dangers they are exposing themselves to? And to think. These are the same people that have a problem over the use of nuclear energy to generate electricity. Yet, they have no problems with the nuclear arsenals on their soil. Europe simply cannot make up its mind; does it want to go back to colonial days, hoping for some continuity of their former glory. Or is it capable of ditching the past, and start anew, by cutting a new deal with the multiple centers of powers. Since Europe is not a single, clear cut, national interest oriented entity, it is easy for technocrats to chart a bureaucratic course, one that looks good on paper, and makes no sense whatsoever for individual countries. The question is, which EU country will wake up the first?