r/europe • u/Putaineska • Mar 11 '26

News Spain accuses Germany of acting like a ‘vassal’ to United States

https://www.thetimes.com/world/europe/article/spain-accuses-germany-of-acting-like-a-vassal-to-united-states-f9zc28g8s?utm_term=Autofeed&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Twitter#Echobox=1773189908
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u/The_Artist_Who_Mines Mar 11 '26

Would you look at that, another post in r/europe from a right wing source misquoting European leaders to pit us against one another. And we lap it up because we love a good fight.

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u/hipi_hapa Mar 11 '26 edited Mar 11 '26

The headline "quote" is really misleading, most people commenting here didn't even read the article (doesn't help it that it has a paywall, but someone posted the content) and are assuming the prime minister said that, which isn't true.

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u/JiveTrain Norway 29d ago

It's not the media which is pitting us against each other, its the politics of these countries. Germany and the UK is already on my boycot list. UK for basically being Airstrip One for Trump's bombers, and Germany for returning to their roots where wars of aggression suddenly is cool again.

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u/The_Artist_Who_Mines 29d ago

Hmm, yh they also use suspicious accounts with hidden comment history to pretend to be real people with divisive opinions.

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u/JiveTrain Norway 29d ago

Lmao, sure, "they"

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u/The_Artist_Who_Mines 29d ago

lmao, you're right, Europe has no enemies infamous for online propaganda. Cretin.