The year is mostly through and it has not happened yet.
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Star Commenter - Sep 2025
Why do you think you're right?
Why might you be wrong?
There are many other surrounding countries that have had it, it could be that another does.
Why do you think you're right?
It is nearing Oct 1 and they have not defaulted.
Why might you be wrong?
It could be the case that Bolivia defaults because of its rapidly depleting reserves. Argentina and Ecuador could default due to their historical trend.
Why do you think you're right?
I think it's possible it would happen soon but not this year.
Why might you be wrong?
You never really know. The PLA could decide to do it this year.
Why do you think you're right?
I really don't foresee an agreement this year. Tensions are too high.
Why might you be wrong?
Some sort of extreme event or good deal could bring people to the table.
Why do you think you're right?
Angola and Kenya have not historically defaulted. Ethiopia and Nigeria have and pressures are increasing.
Why might you be wrong?
Each countries debt is increasing, these pressures do no expect to be relieved resulting in defaults.
Why do you think you're right?
I think it'll drop again. It dropped last year and activity seems to be match that downward trend.
Why might you be wrong?
It could be the case that an event occurs that will result in a higher percentage.
Why do you think you're right?
I do not think it'll drop below 20%. It dropped 5% recently, so I think that it'll likely stay in that range, but if it drops further, it wouldn't be more than 7%.
Why might you be wrong?
There could be a major event occurring that would increase the percentage above 30% again. It was fairly close to 30% last year, so it could go up instead.
Why do you think you're right?
Average is around 60-90. I'm not sure what happened in 22-23, but if we go with trends then it may be around 60-69.
Why might you be wrong?
It could be another low number year, depending on why that happened. Otherwise, the trend remains around the number that I selected.
Very close to the margin. I would have thought It would be higher. But counting campaigns is discretionary. I always thought that you could identify strands or themes or flat out lies. It would be great if we knew the volumes of these campaigns in intensity, numbers posts amplified by different AI in different social media.
I think Moldova presented a text book case with Direct and high intensity disinformation campaigns alomg with bribes, using the Russian orthodox church and motivatimg Trans Dnistrians to vote.
When such a campaigns is so pervasive the Moldovans wisely pulled the plug on Moscow proxy parties before election. Pulling the plug after candidates win, like Romania did is a bad look to VP Hillbilly Elegy Vance.
Either way Rumanía and Moldova conducted fair and free elections. So did Germany. In National and state elections AFD is oficial opposition. They still are behind CDU and CDU by 10 points or more