Thomas Jørgensen

@mdubowitz The US doesn't like allies. They only like those who want to destroy the.

Our best European ally — by far.

@hajnalka_erdei @magyarpeterMP @PM_ViktorOrban Please try to get some professional help for your issue.

@magyarpeterMP @PM_ViktorOrban Fidesz Win! Go Viktor Orban!

Today it became clear that @PM_ViktorOrban didn’t just send the intelligence services after TISZA, but after me as well. It’s rather amusing that the intelligence service is now trying to claim that 'MP' in the leaked surveillance documents is not an abbreviation of my name, but something else entirely… What else could 'MP' stand for in a document that is almost exclusively about TISZA and me? Do you think Orbán himself reads or watches the reports and video recordings made about me? 8 days to go.

@RpsAgainstTrump Trump is dismantling the US. NATO will survive. We still got Canada, so still North Atlantic.

Trump calls NATO a “severely weakened and extremely unreliable partner”

@PolymarketIntel Interesting.

Trump posts footage of a Tehran strike reportedly targeting multiple Iranian leaders.

@highbrow_nobrow @Acyn Hopefully, Witkoff will end in jail next year.

Steve Witkoff on the character of Vladimir Putin: “He's never been anything other than straight with me. I say that and I get attacked but that is an accurate statement. He’s told me what his red lines are.” @Acyn (2026)

@PolymarketIntel The US is quickly becoming 3rd world with him.

Trump

@Mylovanov The plan should be to get off the oil.

Keane: Leaving the Strait of Hormuz in Iranian hands would show Tehran and the world that it can hold Persian Gulf oil hostage to achieve its political aims. We cannot let that happen. The US has very good plans to take that away from Iran, and can accomplish that mission. 1/

@ceyounger99 @McFaul Yet another American idiot.

I regret to inform you that the U.S. NATO bases in Europe and The UK are the property of the U.S. By denying AIR SPACE access to our own property, the NATO partnership was rendered worthless. I regret that U.S. taxpayers pay protection for oil and gas shipments to UK and Europe.

I regret that some NATO allies are denying us access to our bases in their countries. I also regret that the US president threatened to invade and annex NATO countries. This ridiculous Trump policy is obviously negatively impacting our national security now. I hope both of these issues within NATO can be overcome soon.

@McFaul If the US Congress doesn't start acting soon, the world will definitely not be the same. Europe will distance itself and produce its own weapons and tech services. The train is already in motion.

@Beneliciousss @RasmusJarlov Skaber nok bare mere had. Man får sjældent civilbefolkningen på sin side ved at bombe dem.

@RasmusJarlov Men Mr Jarlov, hvis regimeskifte ikke er mulig gennem krig, så må Trump alternative strategi at lave regimeskifte gennem økonomisk kollaps. 12.000 angreb på Iran -> dyrt at genopbygge. Specielt da de ikke har penge. Efter nogle måneder med kollaps -> protest igen (der virker 🙏)

The USA doing its best to inflict desth and suffering on the Iranians with no plan for what else they hope to achieve.

@openeyes_x @DunaDispatch @michaeldweiss Please try to get some professional help for your issue.

Are you talking about the treason that people like Kallas and Von der Leyen have committed against the EU citizens? Who gave them the right to make the EU stand on the side oF Ukraine and not on the side of Russia? Who gave them the right to jeopardize our future for the sake of a lie?

Leaked audio reveals Hungary feeding top-secret EU meetings to Moscow in real-time. FM Szijjártó caught asking Russia for "talking points" to sabotage sanctions. This isn't sovereignty-it’s treason. 450M Europeans are in the crosshairs.

@Politics_Matter @EvolutiaR Denmark for sure chose F35s out of buying American goodwill...

Lol, a lot of nonsense there. America provides the best weapons. Europe is not buying American weapons out of any loyalty to the US as can be seen by their obnoxious refusal to even allow military travel through their airspace. Also, while host countries in Europe contribute, as you noted, the US out spends their contributions. Protecting Europe isn't cheap.

100,000 American troops in Europe = a free ride for Europeans? Let's check the facts. 🔹 American military bases are not free Germany, Italy, Spain, and Romania pay for the infrastructure, land, utilities, and civilian personnel of US bases. Germany alone contributes over $1 billion annually to support the American military presence on its soil. 🔹 Europe is the largest customer of the American defense industry F-35s, Patriot missiles, HIMARS, Apaches — all purchased by Europeans with real money. Every security alarm in Europe translates into contracts for Lockheed Martin, Raytheon, and Boeing. 🔹 American bases in Europe don't only protect Europe Ramstein in Germany coordinates operations across Africa and the Middle East. Sigonella in Italy covers the Mediterranean and North Africa. Romania secures the eastern flank and the Black Sea. These are global American strategic assets — not neighborhood security for Europeans. 🔹 Command is American, not European NATO is always led by an American Supreme Commander (SACEUR). Europe contributes troops, bases, and money — but America holds the controls. Those who control the structure are not the ones getting a free ride. 🔹 The nuclear umbrella is not altruism American nuclear deterrence in Europe keeps the dollar as the world's reserve currency, keeps European markets open to US corporations, and legitimizes American hegemony against Russia and China. But what would actually happen if America withdrew its troops from Europe? 🔹 For America — immediate strategic losses Without bases in Europe, American response time to any crisis in Europe, Africa, or the Middle East grows from hours to days. Ramstein, Sigonella, and Incirlik cannot be replaced by aircraft carriers. Infrastructure built over decades disappears overnight. 🔹 The American defense industry loses its biggest customer A Europe without the US umbrella will build its own defense industry — and fast. Airbus Military, KNDS, Leonardo, and Rheinmetall will take the contracts that Lockheed and Raytheon currently win. Billions of dollars shift from America to Europe. 🔹 The dollar weakens Dollar hegemony is partly sustained by American global military credibility. A withdrawal from Europe signals to the world that America no longer guarantees the postwar order. Alternatives — the euro, the yuan — become more attractive as global reserve options. 🔹 Russia wins without firing a single shot Not necessarily through immediate invasion — but through political influence, energy pressure, and the gradual destabilization of countries on the eastern frontier. The Baltic states, Poland, and Romania enter a security grey zone that no one can guarantee quickly. 🔹 China watches and draws conclusions about Taiwan A precedent of withdrawal from Europe sends a direct signal to Beijing: American commitments are negotiable. The cost of deterrence in the Pacific rises exponentially. Withdrawal is not isolationism. It is strategic abdication. America would not be leaving Europe because it no longer has interests there. It would be leaving while ignoring that those very interests are what make it a superpower. The "free ride" narrative doesn't describe Europe. It describes exactly what America has in Europe.

@EvolutiaR @clausmat1 The ball is already in motion. Don't think it can be stopped easily. Europe will now produce more military equipment and that production will not return to the US even with a more pro-transatlantic-cooperation-friendly president.

@RonFilipkowski A support for Orban is a support for corruption. Current US administration is the most corrupt ever seen in the US.

I understand that Viktor Orban clinging to power in Hungary is so important to Putin that he is doing everything possible to tamper in Hungary’s election, but why is it so important to Trump and Vance?

@toddmh1969 @Mylovanov Yet another stupid American who knows nothing.

@Mylovanov You Euros talk a lot of shit in this thread, but you can not escape that the USA pays 70% of the yearly budget.,,, Y'all are fucked

Kellogg: NATO may need to be redrawn with countries willing to fight, like Japan, Australia, Germany, Poland, and Ukraine, which has proven to be a good ally. Under Article 13, the US could leave NATO with one year’s notice if the alliance no longer works. 1/

@mdubowitz @DanaPerino @FoxNews @AmericaNewsroom Would not make sense to follow incompetent leadership into war. We need to hear a clear plan from the US before there's any reason to debate it.

Our major non-NATO allies like Israel, the UAE and KSA are stepping up on Iran. Our NATO allies need to as well. But it would be a catastrophic mistake for the U.S. to abandon NATO. My discussion with @DanaPerino on @FoxNews @AmericaNewsroom

@Gerashchenko_en @generalkellogg

@FreedomHasWon Yet another American idiot.

Rubio is on fire! Why do we pay 62% of NATO’s budget but can’t use what we pay for? NATO is now a spineless organization.

@Acyn US can't lead NATO with the current incompetent administration anyway. Fox can say whatever they want, just doesn't make sense to follow an incompetent leader.

Watters: NATO. Let's just say I am very disappointed. Need we go through how much they owe us? We saved them twice from world wars.

@PolymarketIntel US can't lead NATO with the current incompetent administration.

Trump says he is strongly considering leaving NATO, citing U.S. support in the Ukraine war: "Ukraine wasn’t our problem. It was a test, and we were there for them, and we would always have been there for them. They weren’t there for us." - The Telegraph