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I commenti lucidi ed equilibrati del cancelliere tedesco Merz sulla guerra americana in Iran hanno spinto “TRUMP” a prendere la brusca decisione di ritirare 5.000 truppe americane dalla Germania, riducendo così il contingente del 7%. Qualcosa di simile potrebbe accadere anche alle truppe americane in Italia. In generale, si tratta di una brutta storia; tuttavia, noi non possiamo continuare a supportare una guerra aggressiva che evidentemente non ha raggiunto i suoi obiettivi, ma che ha portato invece danni economici per noi e benefici economici per il nostro avversario numero uno (la Russia). Facciamo bene a dirlo con chiarezza.




America’s “Favor” That Powers Its Empire U.S. troops in Germany are not there out of charity—and certainly not to “protect” Germans. They are there because without German soil, American global reach doesn’t function. Ramstein is the largest U.S. air base outside America. Stuttgart hosts EUCOM and AFRICOM—the command centers for operations across Europe and Africa. Landstuhl has been the lifeline for wounded U.S. soldiers from Iraq to Afghanistan. Even drone operations in places like Somalia rely on infrastructure routed through Germany. Remove that, and you don’t weaken Berlin—you blind Washington. Yet somehow the narrative persists: America is doing Germany a favour. That Europe is the dependent, the beneficiary, the so-called “freeloader.” It’s a convenient story. It’s also strategically backwards. Because the reality is simple: those bases are not acts of generosity. They are instruments of power. And they exist in Germany not for Germany’s benefit—but for America’s ability to operate far beyond its own borders. Take them away, and the question isn’t what Germany loses. It’s how much the United States does.























