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    US-Präsident sagt, europäische Staats- und Regierungschefs seien bei außergewöhnlichen Angriffen auf US-Verbündete „schwach“.


    US-Präsident sagt, europäische Staats- und Regierungschefs seien bei außergewöhnlichen Angriffen auf US-Verbündete „schwach“.

    https://www.the-independent.com/news/world/europe/trump-europe-leaders-weak-russia-b2880837.html

    Von Crossstoney

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    3. rTpure on

      >“If you take a look at London, you have a mayor named Khan. He’s a horrible mayor. He’s an incompetent mayor, but he’s a horrible, vicious, disgusting mayor.

      This is blatantly racist, dismissing someone simply based on their name

    4. Utstein on

      This is getting beyond tiresome. The US simply has no class and decency.

      If they believe that relations will be normalised once the Orangeman shuffles off this mortal coil,  they are sorely mistaken. 

      Our military weakness is our own fault however. 

    6. True_Inxis on

      Is this photo edited in some way? This moron is leaving his usual neon orange makeup for a sickly corpselike complexion.

    7. nokvok on

      „weak“ as in „not authoritarian enough to join Putin’s dictator polycule with Trump and Kim“

      People who want „strong leaders“ don’t understand democracy nor representative government.

    9. Diegomax22 on

      Thanks, De Gaulle was clever enough to get us in the way of a somewhat independence.

    10. wgszpieg on

      Read the article. What he actually said amounts to incoherent ramblibgs of a demented old narcissist.

      The west used to laugh at tge soviet union when it was led by increasingly senile demagogues. The US actually elected one

    11. Opening-Border-6313 on

      I mean, he is right about this one particurarly. They sucked up to you for too long and also are incapable of making their own independent strategic foreign policy decisions

    12. PandiBong on

      So can our European leaders please come together, tell this orange pig to fuck off and finally cooperate towards common prosperity? It’s only the future of the contingent at stake…

      Never have I seen such an obvious path present itself and so many people still jump through hoops to not take that choice..

    13. Front-Anteater3776 on

      USA is now officially siding with Russia and waging war on Europe.

      USA will support Russia militarily in a further invasion of Europe, and will take Greenland militarily. 

      Unfortunately too many right-wingers in Europe are too stupid and will fall for US-Russian disinformation.

      With war on Europe, Trump will stay as President indefinitely and consolidate all power.

      The peace in Europe as we’ve seen from WW2 is over. Many young men in here will die in war against USA-Russia.

      Don’t believe me? How many years has there been peace in Europe? How many generations can you go back where a family member wasn’t involved in war? It’s time. Good luck to all.

    14. jokikinen on

      What I find laughable is that the US administration will actively position itself against any efforts by us to grow stronger. The most pragmatic way to go about it is to reform the EU in a true geopolitical entity. Will the US sit in the sidelines while it happens?

      No they won’t because they fear the future where they can’t divide and control Europe.

    15. CertainMiddle2382 on

      Well, you can criticize the French as much as you want, but you can’t deny that they were the ones that saw it coming.

      From the 60s.

    16. bummed_athlete on

      He’s saying this because **he’s** weak. His poll numbers are down, Americans are wise to his act, and Europe is the next available victim which can’t fight back.

    18. Agitated_Mood_7528 on

      Nothing can be weaker than Jeffrey Epstein’s favourite tangerine that looks like it was left in the fruit bowl since 2019.

    19. shaun2312 on

      He’s trying to imply that we need his protection…This is some gangster, protection racket kinda shit. Suck a dick Trump.

    20. Forslyk on

      Not a native English speaker, but isn’t this where you could say „that’s the pot calling the kettle black „? Him being the worst US president ever.

    25. northck on

      That is true, sadly. Perhaps when things get difficult maybe strong leaders will emerge.

    26. BalVal1 on

      EU: Alright, to stop being weak we will endeavor to stop depending on USA and develop our own military industrial complex then.

      USA: nooo not like that!

    28. hajenius on

      Can we please stop calling Europe his allies? We definately are not. Russia is his ally now.

    30. Massimo25ore on

      I feel for the Americans with common sense who have seen Trump elected twice, it’s their problem now to bear the consequences of the latest election. Europeans must avoid the same mistake, trying to resist social media lies, Russian influence and external projects to dismantle the European Union and the welfare of many countries.

    31. TheRealMylo on

      He’s right they’re weak… if they wouldn’t they would crush trump and his administration.

    34. EmmaGregor on

      He is right though. European leaders are weak and lack any backbone to confront him. It’s embarrassing really. I am pro-European to the core but I am extremely frustrated with the lack of character the continent is showing. Our representatives prefer getting humiliated on a weekly basis over standing together. They will sugar-coat the outbursts of the current US administration at every turn. Keeping a level head is not the worst thing to do in such a situation, but bending over backwards every time pressure is applied makes you become the punching bag. And right now we are – collectively – the punching bag. Hungary gets a pass because of its extraordinary boot-licking abilities.

    35. Prudent_Falafel_7265 on

      Take solace in the fact that pretty much every single EU leader will outlive this should-have-been abortion of a person.

    37. Any_Association405 on

      At this point he’ll say anything to try and sound relevant as his brand begins to fade 

    38. ExtremeDoubleghg on

      When are we (even in UK i see us as all europe together) going to accept hes our enemy

    40. HotPotatoWithCheese on

      > US allies

      The US hasn’t been a reliable ally for ages. Trump: Part 2 is just the climax of what has been a long and slow deterioration of relationship between the US and Europe.

    41. Hertje73 on

      Are we also nasty? I love it when he calls people nasty. I want to be nasty too!

    42. AnalTinnitus on

      Europe needs to come to terms with the loss of America as an ally, and fast.

    43. Cathal1954 on

      Look, the feeling is mutual. We see the states go the way of fascism, or at least authoritarianism, and they see us as irredeemably liberal, or as they call it, woke. Trump has shown outright hostility towards Europe and we have to take him at his word. In these circumstances, NATO in its current form is a dead duck., and we need to create a replacement with real friends and allies.

    46. spiringTankmonger on

      It is offensive, and I vehemently disagree with Trump’s conception of and how he assesses the importance of strength.

      But he isn’t wrong. If European leaders weren’t weak, we wouldn’t be so fucked every time Trump stabs us in the back.

      It’s classic bully mentality; the fact that we can be hurt justifies why we deserve to be hurt.

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