In purely hypothetical terms what would happen to Spain in that scenario would be pretty similar to what would happen to France, Germany, and the other EU countries - only so much worse. The Euro would either officially cease to exist or would drop to Venezuela/Occupied Rhodesia levels of hyperinflation. In that scenario countries would either start issuing their own money again and slowly build their way back up to 'not destitute' over the next few decades/century or the Euro would fragment making an Italian Euro an independent currency to a Polish Euro (basically the same but keeping the name). The Spanish economy would not be able to recover or survive the way that most of the rest of Europe could though, they'd most likely stay at the Occupied Rhodesia-tier bottom of the barrel until someone else either conquered them or imposed order another way.
It sounds good in theory (even if reducing the number of nukes would be a very bitter pill), but the problem is that it would be the same collection of chucklefuck politicians in control of the naval rearmament. It would be a small mercy if the updated royal navy wasn't completely redesigned to be a very expensive bus service for F35's or something equally retarded.
Samuel Phillips
If the Argentinians screamed Allahu Ackbar while attacking, British forces would surrender to not look racist.
Sounds good. For land forces, focus on marines. Proceed to clean up at home. Then wait until America's civil war 2.0 kicks off and send landing forces to give India a Pearl Harbor moment and retake the Empire.
Jose Gomez
Now we talking, New England for the English.
Obviously it would require rather large radical changes in government to be done correctly.
Lincoln Kelly
Wouldn't keeping a handful of nukes be useless with improving missile defense technology?
James Adams
Worst comes to the worst we can just nuke ourselves, not really sure who would even risk an invasion anyway.
Blake Nguyen
You mean blowing up the building or actually stopping them from printing money to buy toxic assets from banks and state debts? Blowing up the building would do exactly nothing save a few weird days in trading. That shit isn't on central servers and actual printers, it's heavily heavily decentralized and literally designed to survive such events.
Stopping them would plunge Europe and probably the world in an instant recession that would make the 1929 crash look like a cake walk.
Carter Cooper
The only real resistance you'll get, after their initial attempt to form barricades and contain / restrict the invasion with riot police fails, is in the muslim "no-go" zones that are self-policed. The military will never even have a chance to engage beyond some lights skirmishes around their bases.
Kayden Scott
What they neglect to mention is that only ~50 of those tanks are ready for action at any given time. Remaining are in storage, maintenance, laid up etc. Countries like Serbia maintain a higher level of readiness.
Hell Poland and Turkey probably have the strongest NATO armies after America itself.
Lucas Foster
There's a lot more to do after that.
There should be work done to improve delivery methods to mitigate the defensive improvements over the last decade or so. Even if that never happens though we'll disarm the day after you (and the French, and the Russians, and the Chinese, and Israel, etc etc etc) do.
