EU Plays Trump Card To Advance Its Globalist Agenda
What we are witnessing is a perfect excuse to push forward a project of forced integration that Europeans have neither voted for nor approved.
What we are witnessing is a perfect excuse to push forward a project of forced integration that Europeans have neither voted for nor approved.
Trump’s stance is less about territorial ambitions and more about pushing Europe to take responsibility for key regions threatened by Russian and Chinese expansion.
Macron and Scholz would prefer immediate retaliation, while others would rather de-escalate.
While the U.S. is committed to restore one of the most fundamental human rights, the European model encourages governments to dictate ‘acceptable speech’ and criminalize dissent.
Trump’s comments at least suggest some realism, rather than the magical thinking of the two-state solution.
The move follows a “fiery” call between the U.S. president and Danish PM over the future of Greenland.
The new President had to take cover from the Washington weather, but it was the old Davos elites who looked out in the political cold.
The French-language channel gives space to leftist and Islamist parties, but censors ‘right-wing’ views to “avoid normalising” them.
In just 72 hours, Trump’s sweeping actions have shown how unapologetic leadership can prioritise national sovereignty.
While those in the EP panicking about “the rise of fascism” have nothing to fear, conservatives warn that “today’s EU is at odds with the new era” that began with Trump’s inauguration.