Commodore Steve Jermy
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first heard Jul 2026
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So let's assume that because of the way that we're starting to promote attacks deep into Russia by the E3, that's Germany, Britain and France, providing weapons and weapons with significant warheads as well, 250 kilograms and significant range deep into Russia.
Let's not assume that the Russians are just going to sit back and let this happen.
So my
uh starting point was to say okay well let's assume that russia attacks uh europe or attacks certain elements of europe and what the russians have said that they have not taken these attacks off the uh of the of the um the agenda which is a warning and it's a warning which we seem to be ignoring so let's assume that the first attacks happen in september of this year and my um scenario and i should emphasize it's a scenario not a forecast
So it's trying to make people think about what could happen.
So let's assume these attacks happen in September of this year and the Russians destroy with hypersonic missiles the factories that are making drones and missiles in Britain, in France and in Germany.
And the question then is, what does Europe do?
And of course, the first thing Europe does is it says, OK, well, we're now going to invoke Article 5.
And all of a sudden, people realize what Article 5 really means.
I mean, you've got NATO, which when I was serving in NATO, the standing NATO force Mediterranean, we used to say that NATO stood for no ability to organize.
It's slightly unfair.
But actually, NATO isn't this great omnipotent coalition.
People say it's the strongest coalition since the
since in history.
I mean, that obviously isn't true.
The strongest coalition in history, as far as I can see, was the Allied Coalition in the Second War with the United States, Britain, the Commonwealth, Russia, and China.
That's the strongest coalition by far.
So NATO invokes Article 5, and the three countries that have been attacked invoke Article 5, and they realize that suddenly that actually what Article 5 means is that an attack on one is an attack on all, but it doesn't mean that actually those countries
The whole of the NATO forces have to respond, and people decide to respond as they think best.
And in the article, I propose that Hungary says, nope, we're not getting engaged.
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