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@TrehelFrehel @anna_p_neumann We know that is why we Europeans the people have been criticising our leaders for a long time. No more American weapons, but our leaders were forced by presidents to buy American weapons

@AngliaJohnny @anna_p_neumann A huge amount of U.S. military equipment has been and is still being purchased by European nations (particularly Germany), which depend on American goodwill in order to function. This is a real problem.

„Ukraine has nothing to do [with us], we‘re an ocean apart. It has to do with [Europe], it‘s their front door.“ President Donald Trump is tearing down the security order the 🇺🇸 created after WWII. An order many Republicans once fought for, knowing 🇺🇸 interests don’t stop at an ocean.

@TheRealPikayla @Arkypatriot Either in or out we Europeans want either full in or full out and no Americans get to pick and choose

@Arkypatriot I'd keep Ramstein for medical evac and close the rest. AI and drone warfare is going to replace a lot of conventional warfare. Why should we contribute our dollars to their economy when from a social policy standpoint they are our enemy?

Heard that POTUS is seriously considering drawing down the number of US military we have stationed in Germany. For decades, I've questioned why we, as a nation, felt responsible for protecting countries in Europe when they brag about how noble they are providing elaborate social services to their citizens and immigrants. We can save billions if we pull back and let the EU pick up the slack. How do you feel about closing US Military installations in Europe?

@Arkypatriot A) those bases have nothing to do with defending Europe (they are in the South and Russia is in the East) B) all those bases are hubs for your military to go back and forth between US and the Middle East and Asia. you have been lied to by your politicians

@kiburici @9thwdleekilla @anna_p_neumann Russia has massive issues with Ukraine and lost a lot of people. Also we have special forces which Ukraine doesn’t have in the same capacity and quality.

@9thwdleekilla @AngliaJohnny @anna_p_neumann isn't america the reason ukraine fights russia anymore (nato?) ? so by ur mind russia shouldn't be aggressive after US leaves Europe, right? now u say that they will attack us

@EttonVeil @AliCologne Die usa haben einen Riesennachteil schlechte Infrastruktur im Land und alle großen wichtigen Hubs und Drehpunkte (außer eines und zwar Atlanta) sind an den Küsten oder nah an den Landesgrenzen zu Kanada/ Mexiko. Man hat wenige und schlechte Veeteidigungspunkte im Landesinneren

@AliCologne Die USA können sich auch selbst verteidigen. Wir hingegen nicht. Davon abgesehen bedeutet ein Truppenabzug wirtschaftlichen Schaden für uns. Aber den scheint unsere Herrscherkaste ohnehin zu wollen - anders lässt sich deren Politik nicht erklären.

Warum nicht gleich ganz abziehen? Die Deutschen haben ja auch keine Basen in den USA.

@shorn2222 @Vincent55569295 @CultureRadarNG @FoxNews Because NATO is a big alliance. Russia is only fighting against Ukraine and imagine that now on a much higher level with more countries. Especially countries who are willing to fight to not be Russian! But you Yanks look down on us and don’t see it

@Vincent55569295 @CultureRadarNG @FoxNews Because everyone is afraid of us.

BREAKING: President Trump says he'll consider pulling U.S. troops out of Italy and Spain after hinting he may do so with Germany. "Why shouldn't I? Italy has not been of any help to us and Spain has been horrible." "When we needed them, they were not there." "We didn't need any help with Iran... I didn't need their help, but I said, yeah, we'd love to have your help because I wanted to see if they'd do it. And in all cases, they said we don't want to get involved."

@AKdewd @tsatkn2511 @Microinteracti1 We have Oil and gas just we aren’t doing the work to get it 😉 in the Eastsee Germany has so much gas to provide for the country for 40 years just as an example 😉

@tsatkn2511 @Microinteracti1 Oil, LNG, vast fertile lands, minerals, forests (lumber). Europe is lacking in all of these. They are collapsing under poor demographics, their socialized system of government and an immigration problem that makes ours pale.

Trump: Today Is the Day You Pick a Side! Whose side are you on? Russia or NATO? Walk up to a camera. Look into the lens. Say it out loud. NATO or Russia. That is the entire question, and there is no space between those two answers where you get to hide. Thirty-one sovereign nations that have housed your troops, shared your intelligence, bought your weapons and bled alongside your soldiers for decades are now sitting with genuine, serious doubt about where your loyalty actually sits. You did that. You earned that doubt entirely on your own. So here is what we need: say that Russia is an adversary of the West. On camera. Without winking. Without a “but.” Just say it like a man who means it. Because if the answer is not clear, unambiguous and convincing, NATO should do the only rational thing: remove the United States from the alliance. As self-preservation. Keeping a potentially compromised actor inside the most sensitive military alliance on earth is a security catastrophe waiting to happen. This is a red line. And we are standing on it right now. Macron: get in front of that camera. Look straight into it. Trump. Which side? Russia or NATO. Merz: same camera, same question. Trump. Which side? Russia or NATO. Meloni, Starmer, Tusk, Sanchez, Frederiksen, Støre, Kristersson, Stubb, Mitsotakis, Montenegro, Fiala, Golob, Plenovic, Rama, Nauseda, Rinkevics, Karis, Frieden, Spajic, Mickoski. All of you. One by one. Camera on. Eyes forward. Trump. Which side? Russia or NATO. We are not in a grey zone. NATO no longer knows whether the man in the Oval Office is a partner or a liability. Intelligence services across the continent are already restricting what they share with Washington. The question hanging over every classified briefing, every military operation, every strategic plan is this: does this end up on Putin’s desk by morning? If Trump’s answer is Russia, and his behaviour suggests it is, then NATO’s most sensitive secrets are not secrets at all. They are gifts. Every troop position, every contingency plan, every back-channel communication becomes material that could be passed to Moscow by a man who is compromised sits at the top of the Western alliance. That is the logical conclusion of what we are watching in real time. NATO to Trump: Answer the F. question! Stay connected, Follow Gandalv @Microinteracti1

@SapperWarrior @Microinteracti1 You should listen how the Russians talk about the US. Putin will never be your ally

@Microinteracti1 Russia is not my enemy. Russia isn’t our enemy. Congress hasn’t declared Russia our enemy. Russia might be your enemy; but Russia is not my enemy. Glory to America! 🇺🇸 Slava Rossii! 🇷🇺

@Hiro_Protago @osgoodlx @kennyob46 @PeteHegseth @POTUS All three are equally not liked in Europe

@osgoodlx @kennyob46 @AngliaJohnny @PeteHegseth @POTUS There will be a time after Trump. It might be Vance or a Rubio time instead. Europe can keep see-sawing economically and militarily depending on who is in power in the US. Stability needs to he guaranteed.

I’m Canadian 🇨🇦, but I grew up in Southern Germany 🇩🇪 alongside thousands of other Canadian military families. Europe didn’t just host us it welcomed us as family from day one. We shared everything: food, conversation, laughter, and yes great beer 🍻. Winters in the Swiss Alps at Crans-Montana 🇨🇭, weekends in Stuttgart, summers along the French Riviera 🇫🇷, Christmas in Spain 🇪🇸. Europa Park. Europe helped shape who we are. To me and to many Canadians Europe isn’t “over there.” It’s family. Year after year my brothers and sisters forever 🇪🇺🇨🇦 @EUAmbCanada @EUinCanada @AnitaAnandMP

@elie_foube16925 @txgermanbre Under the current politicians. We have Merz at the top and people don’t trust him and his friends. When you sign up for the Bundeswehr you want figures in charge like Helmut Schmidt, Willy Brandt,.. who out German interests at the top and don’t see war as the first solution

@txgermanbre Germany already struggling with recruiting enough people. It's a zero-sum game with a downward bias due to lack of mission and experience. A five year window for Putin.

Closing the bases running your war because the country hosting them said you're losing the war is, and I cannot stress this enough, a self-own with extra steps.

@TEXANDSKUNK @Redskins_XXII @PeteHegseth @POTUS Not true at all. WWI you entered when the war was literally was about to be over. WWII you entered after the most important battle in the European part of WWII Battle of Britain was over 😉 It would have taken maybe a few years longer but we would have managed

@AngliaJohnny @Redskins_XXII @PeteHegseth @POTUS Never underestimate Europe LOL if it work for the United States y'all would have been speak in German and the end of two different Wars LOL good God

@Redskins_XXII @PeteHegseth @POTUS It is Cunts not Kunts. I actually can speak a bit of Russian, but we will be fine. If Russia would attack we would be more than capable to spank the Russians who have serious issues in Ukraine by the way. Never underestimate Europe

@AngliaJohnny @PeteHegseth @POTUS Arrogant kunts. Can’t wait to watch you all fend for yourselves. Hope your Russian is fluent.

@TweetyDahine @PeteHegseth @POTUS Not the kind of hospital you have in Ramstein. Google it, without Ramstein your death total in Iraq and Afghanistan would have been significant higher

@AngliaJohnny @PeteHegseth @POTUS We have hospitals on ships you know

@krh1802_ken @PeteHegseth @POTUS Not much, you have your own shops, have your own cars and even your even companies on the bases 😉 we the taxpayers of Germany had to pay your soldiers not long ago because you couldn’t and I don’t expect the US reimbursing us for it

@AngliaJohnny @PeteHegseth @POTUS I wonder how much money US bases contribute to the local economy?

@Defence_Index Time to deeper the connection between all European Nations and Canada. We love Canada 🇨🇦

⭕🇨🇦🇺🇸 SHOCK MOVE: CANADA RECONSIDERS $19 BILLION F-35 DEAL Canada is putting the brakes on its plan to buy 88 F-35 Lightning II fighter jets in a move that could reshape its military future. Defence Minister David McGuinty confirmed the deal is under review, as Prime Minister Mark Carney raises concerns about deep dependence on U.S. defense giants like Lockheed Martin. The C$19 billion agreement, announced in 2023, was meant to define Canada’s air power for decades. Now it’s facing uncertainty amid shifting geopolitical priorities. Is Ottawa preparing a backup plan, or signaling a broader break from U.S. military reliance? Source: Reuters

@jdvelex @MosiniElisa Believe me there will be consequences, because now the market could be overloaded with oil and that would literally harm drill baby drill. Under a certain price the US becomes to expensive for extracting oil.

@MosiniElisa The US has just broken OPEC and the energy Cartels, while Germany lives in a world where Iran will chokehold and raise global oil prices at whim. No realistic grasp of the world.

Trump attacks Merz and Germany: "Merz thinks it's okay for Iran to have a nuclear weapon. No wonder Germany is doing so poorly, both economically and otherwise..." It’s incredible how Trump and MAGA keep blaming Europeans for their failures and frustrations. 🇪🇺🇩🇪

@GregorySch47578 @MosiniElisa Look here in Germany we have a democracy and Merz would need the parlament to vote for it. He wouldn’t have the votes for it, because of „weapons of mass destruction“ the votes wouldn’t be there. So man dead Europeans in Iraq and Afghanistan is a scar we learnt from.

@MosiniElisa Let me get the logic straight here. The Germans say Iran is embarrassing America. Germany also says the "war" is greatly impacting them. Then Germany says they can't or won't do anything to restore oil flow to them. So who is the weak party here??? Lol Germany lol