Can we say that, he indirectly destroyed the EU?
>>78632977
nope, the coalition of nations that bombed Libya and got Gaddafi killed did.
>>78633106
top kek
>>78633106
>>78633106
>>78632977
There's no single cause for it, but what happened in Syria is a piece of it.
I think most of /pol/ is too young (board of teenage edgelords) to remember all the PIIIGS saga and there was big discussion of how broken the EU was when the 2008 financial crisis got going. Now with the refugee crisis, Erdogan-Germany relationship, a number of other things creating problems.
Like all things I think it comes down to economics more than anything else. The refugee crisis was just the straw that broke the camel's back
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>>78633106
>>78632977
No, the EU has slowly been destroying itself through not allowing its member states true representation or decision making.
His and the US's incompetence/inaction to take on ISIL effectively was simply the final domino. The refugee crisis being the final straw that showed how ineffective the leadership of the EU truly is.
>>78633089
>>78633106
FIRST TWO POSTS
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>>78633106
ayy
BASED Assad does it again.
>>78633513
second
The EU was already weak, but Syrian refugees may have pushed it over the edge.
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