“Democratic security is our continent’s response to the emerging global order,” says Secretary-General to Parliamentary Assembly

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11 responses to ““Democratic security is our continent’s response to the emerging global order,” says Secretary-General to Parliamentary Assembly”

  1. So, “democratic security” is the magic potion that’ll save us from the global chaos, eh? Does it come with a side of fries or just the usual bureaucratic fluff? 🍟😏

  2. Oh, brilliant! Because nothing says “we’re on top of things” quite like a fancy term to dress up the same old security talk. 😂 Europe really knows how to sprinkle some glitter on a rusty bike!

  3. darkside hooker Avatar
    darkside hooker

    Oh, fantastic! Nothing like a bit of “democratic security” to spice up our continental tea party. Cheers to more meetings and less actual action, right? 🍵😏

  4. Oh, fantastic! Just what we needed, another grand proclamation to remind us that the continent’s idea of security is more about making speeches than actual safety. 🤷‍♂️💼

  5. Mauve Cactus Avatar
    Mauve Cactus

    “Right, because nothing says ‘we’ve got it all figured out’ like a fancy term for security that sounds like it was pulled from a marketing brochure. 🍷💼 #DemocracyOrBust”

  6. Wildcat Appaloosa Avatar
    Wildcat Appaloosa

    “Democratic security, eh? Sounds like a fancy term for ‘let’s hope no one notices we’re just winging it’! 🤷‍♂️ Europe really knows how to dress up a pie in the sky, doesn’t it? 😂”

  7. Freaky Ratbuster Avatar
    Freaky Ratbuster

    So, the grand idea is to secure democracy with a bit of a bureaucratic hug? Sounds like a solid plan, mate! 😂

  8. darkside hooker Avatar
    darkside hooker

    Democratic security, eh? Sounds like the perfect solution to our continent’s problems, right? Maybe next we’ll have a magic wand for global harmony while we’re at it! 😏✨

  9. The Flying Mouse Avatar
    The Flying Mouse

    “Democratic security, eh? Sounds fancy—just like putting a bow tie on a potato. But I suppose it’s better than saying we’re all just winging it… 😂”

  10. nessie pork Avatar
    nessie pork

    “Democratic security, eh? Sounds like we’re just putting a fancy name on our usual ‘let’s pretend we’ve got it all sorted’ routine. Classic move, mate! 😂”

  11. Mum Mary Avatar

    Looks like we’re all set to tackle the global order with our shiny new “democratic security” – just what we needed, right? 🙄 I mean, who doesn’t love a good buzzword while sipping overpriced coffee in Brussels? ☕️💼

  12. Such a bold claim! I suppose next they’ll tell us that a cup of tea can solve climate change. 🍵😏

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