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    1. Routine-Echidna-1953 on

      Polish peace prize?
      This begging is embarrassing and leaders need to stop doing this.

    2. ruskyandrei on

      I don’t think this is a bad idea tbh, trying to reach out to the actual people rather than the, obviously impossible to deal with, politicians.

      It’s important to remember a lot of the MAGA types in the US have an incredibly warped view of Europe. Not that I’m suggesting a random tweet from a European politician is going to change that, but it’s not exactly a big time commitment on his part either.

    3. Just stop it. Please. Huge respect to Polacks, I’m well aware of their connection to USA, but guys, that ship has sailed.

      This America is not the America from Home Alone we, as Europeans, were used to.

      It’s completely different country, with completely different leadership, with severe, severe division in their society and is raging oligarchy. The country is much closer to Russia than you care to to admit.

      Stop it, please.

    4. Elon Musk just tweeted that it’s time to [abolish](https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/eu-should-be-abolished-elon-musk-erupts-after-brussels-hits-x-with-a-120-million-penalty/articleshow/125806643.cms) the EU. Dmitri Medvedev [agreed](https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fpreview.redd.it%2Fqmy6ir25gl5g1.png%3Fauto%3Dwebp%26s%3D03171c13305cf90bbab8eaefd5bdff4879365710) with him.

      Stop thinking the US are our ally. Certainly this administration and its tech overlords aren’t. Stop acting weak. Start waking up.

    5. RegularBet1050 on

      As an American who’s been fortunate to spend time across some of your continents lovely countries, part of the problem is that the average American can’t afford to see Europe, and when they can, they just hop across the various sites as fast as possible because they never get to do it again. Americans don’t get to fully experience what Europe has to offer. There’s so many things about Euro society I wish we’d implement, but we’re too narrow minded. I’m not even talking about more leftist ideologies, just certain cultural and eating habits would be a fresh start.

      I digress. Americans are getting burned by Trump and we have nothing to show for the risk of electing him.

    6. schtickshift on

      The “unless something has changed” part of his statement is the worrying part.

    7. The Trump government doesn’t really think in terms of national interest. They just know that joining dictators and oligarchs profits them financially.
      Sure, they have to make some short-term alliances to keep power, which is why they sort of are against China taking over Taiwan, but there’s no strategy behind it and they kind of couldn’t care less.

    8. FriendTraditional519 on

      Lets cancel all the USA arm deals worth of 76 trillion from 2025 and sell all our depth papers we have of the USA..

    9. *“At least that’s ho wit has been in the las 80 years.“ […] „unless something has changed“*

      That’s a quite direct indirect way of saying: „We know that your current president is a Russian puppet.“

    10. Former-Chain-4003 on

      He really went for the ‘just kidding…unless?’ move on a geopolitical scale?

    11. Curious_Lynx7252 on

      MAGA is anti-democratic, so a democratic Europe is a threat to MAGA. The democrats are pro-democracy, pro-Europe democracy.

    12. What needs to be noticed here is that european politicians saying this get maybe 2-3k likes at best while americans calling for abolishing/sanctioning/destroying EU get hundreds of thousands of likes because america and its oligarchs control what will be seen. Its not just this its larger campaign. We cannot allow this to go on or we will be destroyed from within. We should all advocate for stronger EU to get these platforms under control or ban them.

      Ordinary person even in europe has no idea about international affairs and relationship they will literaly brainwash people with their currated algorithms against EU and their own interest. Some still have no idea about Elon musks role in trumps reelection, or doge or any of this.

      Why do we allow musk to do business in EU when he is openly calling for its destruction while having 100% control of what europeans will see on twitter.

    13. Illustrious-Toe-8992 on

      If we (Europeans) don’t stand up for ourselves now, we’re in a whole world of trouble. It’s important to understand that this current administration (and those who voted for it) loathe Europe – they genuinely see us as leeches.

      If our leaders continue to pander to these psychopaths, it will only embolden them further – they think they’re untouchable. Despite running on an America first campaign, they have just stated that they aim to embed their idealogies in our democracies, no doubt with the aim of securing a change in governments, and a subsequent lurch to the far right.

      They will support reform, afd, national rally etc – with the intention of exporting their polarisation of society. It must be clear, they are no longer an ally, and they consider themselves culturally closer to our enemies. Europe as a whole (including the UK) has enough economic tools at it’s disposal to make them pause for thought, whether we’re ready for what’s required is up in the air.

      Back Ukraine to the hilt, they can still win this with the correct support – show the thugs in Washington that Europe is not only capable, but willing to do what’s right.

    14. Plurfectworld on

      Something has changed. Video of our President raping little girls is being used to blackmail him

    15. Let’s take a step back and look at this high level. 

      Trump might have accelerated this train but America has had a growing populist movement for nearly 20 years now. 

      Part of that populism is the Isolationist movement. It’s grassroots and not encouraged by US politicians but Trump took advantage of it starting in 2016. 

      In the last 2 years, Americans have turned on Ukraine and Israeli funding. The politicians will eventually follow.

      TL;DR US reducing its NATO influence would have happened eventually with or without Trump. 

    16. Krieger2690 on

      If russia agrees with something, it’s clear it’s not in your interest. Russia has meant for europe 1000 years of destruction and suffering for everyone.

    17. Turbulent-Watch-1889 on

      He’s wrong… Russia isn’t an enemy to Trump… he’s the best friend they’d ever had…

    18. I guess that for Eastern Europe this situation is not easy since they have Russia drooling on the doorstep.

    19. Piltonbadger on

      Our „common enemy“ happens to have the US as their lapdog right now, so…

      Not much we can do about Amerussia at the moment.

    20. augustuscaesarius on

      For a long time Eastern Europe preferred the US over Western Europe in all matters of defence, at times blocking the EU from evolving in that area by insisting the US had to be involved.

      While it was understandable, it was still a mistake.

      Western Europe made a different mistake, similar in size. That mistake was trying to integrate Russia into the European economy (mostly in terms of energy).

      Two bad mistakes. WE and EE must take the logical conclusion: build a deeper relationship together.

    21. medievalvelocipede on

      Well, something did change. America put criminals in charge of their government.

    22. Major__Factor on

      We need to strengthen the EU, shut down the influence of people like Elon Musk and create our own security architecture without the US and without Russia. We dont need both of them, if we get our act together. Russia has never been more than a glorified gas station, run by a psychopathic imp.

    23. Sorry my dude but America is currently under siege by an orange-painted toddler who can’t even stay awake. Unfortunately all his babysitters keep listening to every whine because they think his crap smells like gold.

    24. CaspinLange on

      More than half the US supports Europe and hates the idiots voting to support the oligarchs.

      The US has had a very messed up imperialistic history, and perhaps all this is a bit karmic. But it’s hurting the whole world.

      Many tens of thousands of people are dying because money earmarked for aid programs abroad has been halted by the orange fellow. He’s already killed tens of thousands.

      If the US survives the next 3 years, it will need to radically change its ways: including halting foreign wars and interventions. Because there will be no more European support for such endeavors. The US will be on its own.

      That is, unless European politicians see dollar signs and jump at the chance to reintegrate with the US despite the evidence that America cannot be trusted or relied upon.

    25. djingo_dango on

      He’s a politician. If US stops being a great ally then he’d actually have to do something instead of mooching off of their military might. So he’s just trying to make his job easier

    26. KlausKinki77 on

      Yeah um well, about that…I got some bad news for you.

      Like, who would these enemies be, because russia sure ain’t it? Al Qaeda, which the US and the EU accepted as the official government of Afghanistan? Or China where we produce or sell most of our goods? Maybe North Korea and some Somali fisherman that have no protection or powerful lobby but that’s it lol

    27. I don’t think current US administration thinks Europe and US have common enemies

    28. New-Firefighter9466 on

      Lmao, trump doesnt care about that. He only cares about money.

      And apparently, the rest of US government is just a bunch of cowards or spineless assholes, so they just fall in line.

      Usa is a lost cause, Europe should focus on their own safety

    29. Unfortunately most of the major industries in Europe are not innovating and moving from the US. They refuse to ween off the money (look at the Swiss licking Trump’s balls) or enact policies which make doing business and innovating easier – some props to Ireland and a few others for having comprehensive programs that bring over actually talented workers instead of the Mediterranean countries just trying to collect retirees. 

    30. „unless something has changed“.. yeah well electing a Russian asset does change things..

    31. „Unless something has changed…“ This is a profoundly European way to question the American motives.

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