r/europe • u/Interesting-Cat7307 Egypt • 19h ago

News France Launches Development of Its Own 6th-Generation Fighter and ‘Super Rafale’

https://militarnyi.com/en/news/france-launches-development-of-its-own-6th-generation-fighter-and-super-rafale/
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u/SidonyD 16h ago

France is better alone, Germany did everything to fxck France developement. Last week, German f;ckeds the project of next generation chars.

France got everything to do some very good stuff. And Germany must be monitored. Everytime they want to build an army, we have seen what happened...

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u/SidonyD 14h ago

Which country wanted to ban nuclear energy because that was a strong point for France ? :)

Ecoute, offre toi une dignité

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u/The-Intermediator141 13h ago

Which country has borrowing costs of 4.9% and climbing (higher than both Italy & Greece), a 119% debt-to-GDP ratio (111% net debt-to-GDP), and a deficit of 5.1% with no politically palatable solution of on how to lower it. All while already having the highest taxes in the EU.

Like seriously, France’s financial state going forward is absolutely dire already, and it will only get worse after they (stupidly) elect Marie Le Pen & RN next year.

So no, going forward alone is an extremely foolish idea for the French.