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Nukes and Poland's Neutrality [105]
we have to look out at least to some extent for the well being and interests of other EU countries, because we're all in it together
Hmm... that's true.
Trump has managed to dismantle the 80-year-old American world domination, as well as any credibility of the USA as a NATO ally. So, in such case another scenario can be contemplated: European military alliance, without Americans, possibly even outside NATO structures. There are, however, so many possible problems with such an alliance that neutrality seems a better idea.
with such neighbour like RuSSia - I'm afraid that's impossible/dangerous.
Switzerland went neutral precisely because throughout history it had aggressive neighbours (Napoleonic France and Nazi Germany among others). Being neutral, and of course being militarily very strong ("les peuples libres ont besoin des canons" and all that), actually decreases the potential risk of an armed conflict.
Ireland and Austria are both the EU members and neutral. Poland should follow in their footsteps.
ignorant and egoistical second Swiss nobody needs or wants!
But Switzerland is a military hedgehog! Imagine if Poland were such a hedgehog, near impossible to go through and with nukes - that would mean that Germany are protected with an iron shield from the East (and from the West France isn't such a huge threat these days, are they?).
