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So?

So? See all the contradictions that is the German economy.

That still doesn't explain why they couldn't build a munitions factor - or several - if they were pressed to. Certainly not that it would take one hundred years for them to do it.

And yet, in the face of the worst case nightmare of a full-fledged Russian invasion right up to a NATO border, what have they done?

As in, *really* done? Very little.

Yes - and I'm not sure why that helps your argument.

It shows that even the face of imminent national need...they can't act decisively.

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