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    Macron: gli Stati Uniti “si allontanano” dagli alleati

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    1. Adorable-Database187 on

      On the one hand its a ‘duh’ thanks ‘captain Obvious’ moment, on the other one its good to have our leaders acknowledging the new reality and preparing their constituents for the consequenses.

    2. Divinicus1st on

      The US likely wants to mine rare earth on Greenland to stop depending on China for that. We need the same.

      Now, Trump is doing what Trump do, trying to reach his objectives in the worst possible way imaginable, but the objective itself isn’t stupid.

      So couldn’t we just accept to mine rare earth somewhere? Anywhere? Maybe we could just mine it ourself in Greenland and sell it to the US.

    4. jaywastaken on

      It’s worse than that. They are turning towards use with their weapons raised. It’s insanity.

    5. KevinBaudruche on

      We need something much stronger from the French President, maybe it’s time to deploy nukes in greenland which definitively belongs to EU culture of freedom of -the people- (who would want to join the U.S & Trump degeneracy anyway ? “Greenlanders: 6% of those polled said they were in favor, and 9% were undecided, according to the poll conducted by the Verian agency.”)

    7. StrangerConscious637 on

      Average European: US is “turning away” from everything normal and becoming fascist.

    9. culture_vulture_1961 on

      The question is now what are European countries going to do about Trump’s behaviour? There is an urgent need to unpick 80 years of interdependence and free Europe of reliance on American security infrastructure. That can only be a good thing for Europe as long as our leaders step up to the challenge and they are not replaced by Putin puppets before it can be done.

      There are already a handful of Eastern European states that have been captured by the Putin/Trump axis. Fortunately they are not the key players.

      However if the far right take France, Germany or the UK Europe is going to be carved up. Trump has no interest in Europe but Putin does. Farage and Le Pen would sell out Ukraine and the rest of Eastern Europe to Putin in a heartbeat.

    10. OpenDaCloset on

      Donald Trump and his cronies, not the US. In fact his supporters make up roughly 30%. Many of us hate him and his administration and I hope they live the most unpleasant lives in the future. Basket of deplorables is an understatement.

    12. Tardislass on

      And yet they won’t do anything except maybe a strongly worded letter. Haven’t learned how to handle a bully.

    13. AdminEating_Dragon on

      US is the new Nazi Germany.

      Stop the damn theater and accept the truth, and communicate it to every European.

      Some will choose to collaborate with the Nazis, some will choose to fight back no matter what.

    14. BobbyKonker on

      He’s right. The next president may be more friendly towards Europe but what about the president after that?

      Cannot rely on them. It’s a cult of personality, not a system of rules, alliances and structure.

    15. Zenitallin on

      I am so confused.

      What allies?

      I thought as of today, the US has Israel as its single ally.

      What other country trusts America right now?

    16. Nick_Strong on

      Everyone agrees that Europe needs strategic autonomy, but can European countries be expected to seriously work on it, make sacrifices for it, and overcome their historical, ethnic, and cultural differences? Strategic autonomy isn’t something that happens with the snap of a finger. Trump deserves all the criticism he gets, and the US can be criticized for being an unreliable partner. But what will Macron actually do about it? He has the power to influence European and even global politics, so he has absolutely no excuse to just say, “The US is turning away from us, I won’t do anything about it, my job here is done.”

    17. DaZMan44 on

      Lol. The US operating government is full fascist right now.

    18. VerdoriePotjandrie on

      History books on this current time period will be so wild.

    20. Portuguese-Pirate on

      The problem is, Trump is getting a taste for this military might drug now, just like Putin did.
      Defence spending goes up from 1 Trillion to 1.5 Trillion the day after Venezuelan attack

    21. Europefirstbb on

      You can’t tell from one day to another to people that “ho it’s a treason”. It take time. Glad it happens.

    22. whooo_me on

      “Turning away” meaning actively and repeatedly threatening?

    23. o-Themis-o on

      How many times do they want to repeat the same thing over and over again? It became clear that the US was no longer an ally the exact second Trump was re-elected. Why are European leaders struggling so much to take action rather than just stating the obvious?

    24. BadAsBroccoli on

      We don’t need allies, we have Trump and Stephen Wormtongue whispering in his ear.

    25. romanohere on

      Americans are copying Europeans of the 1920s, we got our share of fascism/Nazism, now they do

    26. amcape30 on

      America are showing their true colours under the Trump regime. Trump can be bought and all those around him are the same. Europe have soot by America as steadfast allies for many years, but now America are showing to be just like Russia. Shame on you!!!!!

    27. crisco000 on

      Yup and I’m ok with it. You guys don’t need us and we don’t need you. We can still trade though. And if you don’t want to do that anymore, thats ok too. Best of luck!

    28. bandita07 on

      Another successful russian psy op? The Brits left the EU due to them and now the US is leaving the democratic world. Who will benefit from this? I guess pootin and the other authoritarians

    29. alba_Phenom on

      Macron is turning into the only European leader with some balls in his last year, who would have thought it.

    31. Sensitive-Cat-6069 on

      Dude has like an 18% approval / 77% unfavorable rate in his own country, but always finds time to lecture others.

    32. helena-dido on

      US have been telling Europeans “strengthen your military” for two decades. Europe became free rider, with obligations to defend it, but with pretty weak mutual benefits for US. Many European don’t want to fight even for Europe, and expect that US will fight not like together back to back with them, but *instead* of them. On top of this, European cannot stop to finance russia – it’s 4th year of war, but Europe still only promises to cut gas, oil etc, somewhere in the future <put here very distant year>, while in fact Europe is top importer of russian LNG, and buys russian oil products through India

    33. LifeTangerine598 on

      The US is looking power fast. Going from world leader to mediocraty.

    36. shadowpawn on

      trump just said he wants to add another$500 BILLION to US Defense budget

    37. Juxtaposee on

      Turning away from their own people, they are cheering on the fact they murdered an unarmed mother in cold blood, even their president is.

    38. heatrealist on

      Macron and France never waste an opportunity to stand on a pedestal while doing nothing.

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