«Non à la guerre ! On ne peut pas jouer à la roulette russe avec le destin de millions de personnes. Nous ne serons pas complices de quelque chose qui est mauvais pour le monde et qui est également contraire à nos valeurs et à nos intérêts, simplement par peur des représailles.»
Pedro Sánchez, premier ministre espagnol, en réponse à Donald Trump.
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... Show more...«Non à la guerre ! On ne peut pas jouer à la roulette russe avec le destin de millions de personnes. Nous ne serons pas complices de quelque chose qui est mauvais pour le monde et qui est également contraire à nos valeurs et à nos intérêts, simplement par peur des représailles.»
Pedro Sánchez, premier ministre espagnol, en réponse à Donald Trump.
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🇪🇸💬 « Non à la guerre ! On ne peut pas jouer à la roulette russe avec le destin de millions de personnes. Nous ne serons pas complices de quelque chose qui est mauvais pour le monde et qui est également contraire à nos valeurs et à nos intérêts, simplement par peur des représailles. » – Pedro Sánchez, en réponse à Donald Trump.
L’Espagne vient de refuser l’usage de ses bases militaires pour une intervention américaine en Iran. Une décision ferme, à contre-courant d’une escalade que Washington pousse au nom de la « dissuasion », mais dont l’Europe supporterait encore une fois le coût humain, politique et énergétique.
En réponse, Donald Trump a menacé Madrid de « cesser tout commerce » avec l’Espagne, agitant la possibilité d’un embargo et de représailles économiques massives contre un allié de l’OTAN qui refuse de se plier à sa stratégie de guerre contre l’Iran. Ces pressions ne visent pas seulement l’Espagne : elles cherchent à intimider tout État européen tenté d’affirmer une ligne indépendante, sapant ainsi la cohésion et la souveraineté politique de l’Union européenne.
Cette prise de position de Pedro Sánchez rappelle, toutes proportions gardées, le moment où Dominique de Villepin s’était levé à la tribune de l’ONU en 2003 pour dire non à la guerre en Irak, au nom du droit international et d’une certaine idée de la paix. Pour celles et ceux qui veulent se replonger dans ce moment clé de la diplomatie française, la vidéo est à voir ou revoir ici : video.infosec.exchange/w/fHSg4…
En choisissant la fermeté et la souveraineté plutôt que la soumission au chantage, Pedro Sánchez adopte la posture d’un de Gaulle des temps modernes – dans la lignée de ces rares dirigeants européens qui osent dire non à Washington lorsque la guerre n’est ni juste, ni légale, ni dans l’intérêt de leurs peuples. 🕊️🇪🇺

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#NoALaGuerra #Spain #IranWar #EU #StrategicAutonomy #NATO #Trump
Walter Tross
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Mirano4566
in reply to Randahl Fink • • •Reiner Jung 🇬🇱 🇺🇦 🇪🇺
in reply to Mirano4566 • • •@mirano you can have wind turbines in land locked countries. Usually, the towers needed to be a little taller to evade ground turbulence. However, this is easily available from any wind turbine company.
Best way to do it when local community profit from the taxes and even better when local communities, the people can invest directly.
François @Jura
in reply to Randahl Fink • • •Patrick
in reply to François @Jura • • •lefthandmonki
in reply to François @Jura • • •Alice. 🇨🇦
in reply to François @Jura • • •So does his butt!
François @Jura
in reply to Alice. 🇨🇦 • • •VHG 🇪🇺🇺🇦
in reply to Randahl Fink • • •Reiner Jung 🇬🇱 🇺🇦 🇪🇺 reshared this.
bouriquet
in reply to Randahl Fink • • •iwein
in reply to Randahl Fink • • •Nicole Parsons
in reply to Randahl Fink • • •Renewable energy is also significantly less expensive.
theguardian.com/environment/20…
euronews.com/2025/07/22/more-t…
Imagine an economy that doesn't have to subsidize the fossil fuel industry.
e360.yale.edu/digest/republica…
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fossil_f…
Imagine geopolitics freed of fossil fuel fascism & 19th century thinking.
iisd.org/articles/deep-dive/ro…
Imagine national budgets liberated from the bloodsucking leaching
theguardian.com/environment/20…
Imagine a shift in priorities away from oil
cleantechnica.com/2025/06/18/b…
Reaching net zero by 2050 ‘cheaper for UK than one fossil fuel crisis’
Fiona Harvey (the Guardian)Kevin Russell reshared this.
The Animal and the Machine
in reply to Randahl Fink • • •Rasmus Lindegaard
in reply to Randahl Fink • • •yes. And our jackass right politicians are current running an election campaign on building nuclear plants...
As one of my colleagues said today: "let's remove the red tape, and set a single condition for building a nuclear plant; you must have a deposit over to the state covering any and all expenses of a cleanup once a fuck up occurs before you get permission to build it"
There. Now no one can afford it, and the public won't have to foot the bill.
The Many Voices of Anne Ahlert
in reply to Randahl Fink • • •...And my electric bill in the far-suburbs of Chicago has gone up around 30% since the nearby data centers went online. (Yes, that was plural.)
No new power supply
+ an entire huge city of households usage added to the grid
= MY utility prices go up.
Thankfully, our new Mayor is putting a moratorium on new #DataCenters .
#ElectricGrid #Utilities #PowerCosts #UtilityBills #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #GreenEnergy #Windfarms #Solar #WindEnergy
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Trektor
in reply to Randahl Fink • • •Knut 🏳️🌈 🇳🇴🧸
in reply to Randahl Fink • • •mbpaz
in reply to Knut 🏳️🌈 🇳🇴🧸 • • •That said, coal burning plants were far more harmful and we didn't hear conservative políticians complaining about birds health.
rubbel
in reply to mbpaz • • •climate.mit.edu/ask-mit/do-win…
sayrer
in reply to Randahl Fink • • •Tuhin
in reply to Randahl Fink • • •we also have this:
Wind generated more than 85TWh - nearly 30% - of Great Britain's electricity last year, up slightly on 2024, according to analysis of Neso data.
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cz947d…
Record year for wind and solar electricity in Great Britain in 2025
Mark Poynting (BBC News)Dаn̈ıel Раršlow 🥧
in reply to Randahl Fink • • •"But oil works when the sun's not shining and the wind doesn't blow!"
Yeah, and the sun shines and the wind blows when you're starting trillion dollar wars in the oil chokepoints, genius...
Jan Vlug
in reply to Randahl Fink • • •This is an interesting live map of electricity production:
app.electricitymaps.com/map/zo…
West Denmark | Electricity Maps
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Matv1
in reply to Randahl Fink • • •for those who hadn't caught on:
Trump lies.
All the time.
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Kevin Russell
in reply to Randahl Fink • • •Rad und Tat
in reply to Kevin Russell • • •Kevin Russell
in reply to Rad und Tat • • •Great. I hope that batteries soon provide another use for surplus.
MegatronicThronBanks
in reply to Randahl Fink • • •bouriquet
in reply to MegatronicThronBanks • • •Kenny Colliander
in reply to Randahl Fink • • •What you're doing is called cherry picking. We had multiple days with low wind during the previous 7 days. Covering that with batteries is super expensive and don't forget about the grid when you get 100% one day and 5% the next when it's not utilized at all (hint you build more grid than you have to). Wind is a compliment, but nothing you can build a modern civilization on. I've not even started with the economy of windfarms which is just - waste of money.
DonCC
in reply to Randahl Fink • • •John Deters
in reply to Randahl Fink • • •Nyx
in reply to Randahl Fink • • •Gone midnight and currently on 74.2% renewables here in the UK. Most from wind.
grid.iamkate.com/
National Grid: Live
grid.iamkate.combud
in reply to Randahl Fink • • •tofeo
in reply to Randahl Fink • • •The problem of wind electricity is that it is not stable. You produce too much and not enought.
But I agree this kind of electricity is supposed to replace petrol and gaz.
The Iran was of 2026 is a test to know if this works or not
Are we still dependant of petrol or less.
Are we going in the right direction ?
Joe W
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Toni M.
in reply to Randahl Fink • • •You see, it's simply not working!
🤦
mbpaz
in reply to Randahl Fink • • •Spain, daily average for the past year.
Too much reliance on combined cycle (i.e., gas) because of complicated structural reasons (very limited international connectivity), but still, renewables + nuclear account for almost 75%.