nato doesnt need to declare war themselves, their actions already are taking part in the war without declaring it.
nato has been supplying ukraine arms and bullets, the uk has had ukraine soldiers in our land training to kill russians.... the presence of ukraine soldiers in the uk alone is enough for russia to be justified in any attack on uk soil as their enemy soldiers are here training to kill them, so right away russia already has justification to attack the uk at least.
then we have the recent findings that nato has over 100 soldiers fighting against russia in ukraine.,... that is a act of war by nato against russia.... nato doesnt need to declare war, they are breaking all international laws by taking part in the war and fighting russia without a declaration
I'm more concerned about the, holistic, threat to Civil Liberties. The whole Russia thing is a red herring. Unless the States wants a war; to get Biden re-elected.
I don't like the sound of it suddenly going off that will really upset my ears. I'll just let the battery die the day before I think and then go outside so I don't need to hear it.
I personally cannot imagine NATO declaring war on Russia, so Putin would need to be the one giving the orders to press the red button first. In the event of a nuclear war, sending out emergency alerts would be rather pointless, as it's unlikely Joe Public would (a) know where the nearest nuclear bunker was, and (b) get to it in time.
Bit of a Catch-22 isn't it? The solution would be to turn off secret mobile phones, but if an abused woman (or man for that matter) needs to use it in a hurry, they then have the faff of turning it back on.
The one really big negative in all this was pointed out in a new s story the other day: abused women have secret emergency phones that will now start blasting a loud siren and revealing their whereabouts. This is putting them at risk in a number of ways. Up until I read that it hadn’t even occurred to me, and Just had ambivalent feelings about the test. Now, I’m not so sure that the good outweighs the bad here. I suppose no innovation is problem free. But it feels a bit glib to put it like that, even as I do so.
