Shane Harris

Sie haben bestimmte Fähigkeiten und Netzwerke und Informationen erweitert, die ihnen sehr nützlich sind. Die europäischen Länder, die UK beteiligt sind, sehen die Bedrohung von Russland, denke ich, anders als die Amerikaner. Sie sehen es als etwas, das sehr viel in ihrem Hintergrund liegt.

Und deswegen denke ich, dass sie mehr Ressourcen anbieten, um ihre eigene Intelligenz auf Russland zu steigern. Und könnte das sie in eine Richtung drücken, in der sie vielleicht sagen, wir müssen uns weniger auf die Vereinigten Staaten abhängig machen und unsere eigenen Fähigkeiten steigern und uns mit einander teilen? I think that's quite possible.

Und deswegen denke ich, dass sie mehr Ressourcen anbieten, um ihre eigene Intelligenz auf Russland zu steigern. Und könnte das sie in eine Richtung drücken, in der sie vielleicht sagen, wir müssen uns weniger auf die Vereinigten Staaten abhängig machen und unsere eigenen Fähigkeiten steigern und uns mit einander teilen? I think that's quite possible.

Und deswegen denke ich, dass sie mehr Ressourcen anbieten, um ihre eigene Intelligenz auf Russland zu steigern. Und könnte das sie in eine Richtung drücken, in der sie vielleicht sagen, wir müssen uns weniger auf die Vereinigten Staaten abhängig machen und unsere eigenen Fähigkeiten steigern und uns mit einander teilen? I think that's quite possible.

What the United States has to offer is, you know, technical reach. I mean, we're talking about electronic information. We're talking about just a constellation of satellites that can capture imagery and all kinds of other information. So the United States still has that bulk and has those numbers.

What the United States has to offer is, you know, technical reach. I mean, we're talking about electronic information. We're talking about just a constellation of satellites that can capture imagery and all kinds of other information. So the United States still has that bulk and has those numbers.

What the United States has to offer is, you know, technical reach. I mean, we're talking about electronic information. We're talking about just a constellation of satellites that can capture imagery and all kinds of other information. So the United States still has that bulk and has those numbers.

But that does not mean that these other countries can't develop even more specific and tailored ways of collecting information that suit their own interests equally. and make them less dependent on the United States. I think that could happen.

But that does not mean that these other countries can't develop even more specific and tailored ways of collecting information that suit their own interests equally. and make them less dependent on the United States. I think that could happen.

But that does not mean that these other countries can't develop even more specific and tailored ways of collecting information that suit their own interests equally. and make them less dependent on the United States. I think that could happen.

Well, I mean, look, count me on the side of people who believe that the alliances have been very much in the interest of the various members and, you know, that this information sharing is just kind of a, it's a culture that now pervades among these countries. There's a belief that

Well, I mean, look, count me on the side of people who believe that the alliances have been very much in the interest of the various members and, you know, that this information sharing is just kind of a, it's a culture that now pervades among these countries. There's a belief that

Well, I mean, look, count me on the side of people who believe that the alliances have been very much in the interest of the various members and, you know, that this information sharing is just kind of a, it's a culture that now pervades among these countries. There's a belief that

More sharing, you know, and a kind of mutual, not dependence, but, you know, this feeling of we're all in it together is generally good for the collective whole. I don't want to overstate this. The United States is the dominant intelligence force in the West. Could it go off on its own and probably be okay? Yeah, it probably could be for the near term.

More sharing, you know, and a kind of mutual, not dependence, but, you know, this feeling of we're all in it together is generally good for the collective whole. I don't want to overstate this. The United States is the dominant intelligence force in the West. Could it go off on its own and probably be okay? Yeah, it probably could be for the near term.

More sharing, you know, and a kind of mutual, not dependence, but, you know, this feeling of we're all in it together is generally good for the collective whole. I don't want to overstate this. The United States is the dominant intelligence force in the West. Could it go off on its own and probably be okay? Yeah, it probably could be for the near term.

But you never want to be missing that one key piece of information that tells you about, you know, a bigger threat. And I just don't see any reason particularly other than, you know, Trump being Trump, why we need to blow up those alliances. But, you know, this is where we are right now, isn't it?

But you never want to be missing that one key piece of information that tells you about, you know, a bigger threat. And I just don't see any reason particularly other than, you know, Trump being Trump, why we need to blow up those alliances. But, you know, this is where we are right now, isn't it?

But you never want to be missing that one key piece of information that tells you about, you know, a bigger threat. And I just don't see any reason particularly other than, you know, Trump being Trump, why we need to blow up those alliances. But, you know, this is where we are right now, isn't it?

I think that they hear that and honestly they think, we've heard this before. You know, everyone talks a lot about, you know, the J.D. Vance's speech in Munich and some of the statements that Donald Trump has made about Zelensky being a dictator and this affection for Putin. And all of this has been happening in the past month. My mind goes back to 2018 when...