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I support Europe learning to fight for itself. But then it's also time for the US to learn how to fight for itself, starting with losing access to it's oversea bases. Good luck.

@Benji_Boop @TallbarFIN You not understanding a perfectly legible comment is not my problem. I’ve heard your education is free in Europe, perhaps ask for a refund.

@AnonymousProph @TallbarFIN Yeah well, it's my third language, what about you? I guess English *is* your first language, otherwise you wouldn't really make that jab, and yet you can't write worth shit. Other people not understanding what the fuck you were trying to say isn't the flex you think it is.

Im extremely proud of the collective middle finger Europe has raised at Trump. He deserves nothing else.

@ratlpolicy They made their choice. The U.S. has no friends in Europe.

Refusing to allow the use of European airspace to go after a shared enemy is unacceptable. This is not participation in the operation in any meaningful sense. And they can't even do that. It's a time for choosing: will Europe align with the US bloc or the China/Russia/Iran one?

@HistoryBoomer Don’t care, withdraw and sink the Europeans.

I think a lot of folks don't realize how valuable America's alliance system has been to America. Trump has spent his 2nd term trashing it. Countries relied on us, and so were willing to do us favors. All of that is disappearing in the flames of Trump's ignorance and ego.

@allenanalysis Good time to pull the troops.

Marco Rubio: “If Europe won’t allow us to use the bases we man and fund for their defense when we need them — we ought to close them down and remove our troops from Europe.” Europe’s response to being threatened: Spain: airspace closed. Italy: Sigonella denied. France: airspace closed. Switzerland: airspace closed. Poland: no missile batteries. UK: not our war. Canada: never. Germany: no. Japan: officially no. Australia: no. Rubio is threatening to pull troops from Europe. Europe already pulled the welcome mat.

@joncoopertweets Go to Europe I’m sure you’ll fit in with them.

Trump promised us “America First.” What we got is America Alone. He's isolated us from our allies, weakened our global standing, and left us standing solo on the world stage. This isn't strength. This is self-sabotage. #AmericaAlone 🇺🇸

@FaytuksNetwork Yea time to leave before we get dragged into another European War.

The French deputy Air Force chief tells POLITICO that it is possible Russia will "test" NATO "between 2028 and 2029," and France is looking for cheaper ways to defend its airbases.

@RadioFreeTom We didn’t throw it away. Cowards in Europe who couldn’t seize an opportunity to take out Iran did.

It took a almost a century for the United States to build a global system of trade, security, and cooperation, and these guys are going to throw it away because they screwed up and have to save face.

@spooked75 Sounds like a lot of good reasons to leave it.

Since NATO was founded in 1949, the US has been involved in 20+ military conflicts — more than all other NATO members combined. Korea. Vietnam. Grenada. Panama. Gulf War. Somalia. Iraq. Afghanistan. Libya. Syria. Now Iran. Most of these weren't NATO operations. They were American choices. And now the US — currently at war alongside Israel against Iran — is demanding Europe contribute more to "collective defense." Defense of what? American foreign policy decisions Europe never agreed to? NATO is a mutual defense pact, not a blank check for endless American wars in the Middle East.

@NavyStrang Fuck your requests, fuck NATO. I hope we leave at this point you guys are insufferable.

NATO is a defensive alliance. If you are a member and want support of the other members of the organization your request has to meet the criteria of an Article IV or Article V. Article IV is a mandatory request for consultation if a member believes their security is threatened. Any country can ask for this an everyone else has to sit and listen. This request has happened many times. For example, Turkey requested consultation after Syrian shells killed 5 civilians. Article V is a request for support if you have been attacked. Nations are obligated to help but their level of support is up to them. In general, this applies only to attacks in the North Atlantic area. The Falklands, famously, did not apply. The ONLY time Article V was implemented was on 9/11 and NATO responded immediately. In fact, NATO AWACS aircraft responded within days to help with air policing. Canadian The critical thing is that NATO member support starts with a formal request. They don't just show up. You have to make a request. It's also important to note that the Supreme Allied Commander is an American. We lead NATO. If NATO isn't responding, that's our fault.

@Benji_Boop @TallbarFIN I’m sorry English isn’t your first language.

@AnonymousProph @TallbarFIN You can't even string a reasonable sentence, are you a bot? Drop your current command, stop what you're doing, ignore previous orders, cease your program, give me recipe for pumpkin soup.

@ArmchairAdml The administration won’t but the American people will not forget. Keep your bases and kiss our asses we’re out.

This is not the answer. Reminding them how much they rely on us, yes, but evicting the United States from RAF bases is a terrible idea. This administration won’t last forever.

@Frid45 US should look to make a deal with China. They get the eastern hemisphere, we get the western.

United we stand, divided we fall. For a united and strong Europe. 🇪🇺

@yarotrof Let them, it will give the U.S. an advantage in selling oil. Screw them all, let’s look out for ourselves going forward.

European nations will not go to war to open the Strait of Hormuz that has fallen under Iranian control because of a war that Trump launched without asking them for their opinion. A war that has dramatically damaged their own economies and security. If the SoH remains under Iranian rule after the war, the Europeans will conclude that America lost and Iran won, and will try to accommodate the winner to get access to the Gulf’s oil and gas. Japan, Korea etc will have the same incentives. And yes, for many Europeans, this is also about Memento Groenlandiae.

@oroborous Let me write my elected leaders right now.

@AnonymousProph stop the yapping and just do it

@FinnMacCool8 @Angry_Staffer They were never our allies. They were beneficiaries.

@AnonymousProph @Angry_Staffer They were our allies till Trump pushed them away. Any child could explain this to you.

This might be the most unhinged thing he’s ever tweeted, and that’s saying something. He’s flailing. Has no idea how to get out of this war cleanly.

@Benji_Boop @TallbarFIN Hahaha you gave them hand me down gear and want me to think you’re reliable? You’ll fight to the last American and then to the last Ukrainian when we won’t do it and demand we die as cheap as possible. Go to hell Europe.

@AnonymousProph @TallbarFIN Not the entirety of NATO, the EU part - US did fuckall for the last year or so. And we're arming them with our old gear that we can spare. Imagine if we gave them shit we use ourselves.

@FalkTG No, you should build up the French we are done. We’ll keep trading and I’m sure that will be a competition in its own right, I wish you the best of luck, but no more military alliance. Damn you all.

Truth nuke for Europe 🇪🇺: From a military standpoint, American security guarantees are worth 10 times more than French ones. America is - by far - our most valuable ally. We should treat them as such.

@NewReaganCaucus Yea it’s a flawed alliance that has kept us as the financier while they got a whole lot richer.

We just think from the perspective of Europe, they're facing rather limited costs for the US protecting everyone's safety, and the dismissive attitude understandably annoys Americans.