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@_tahakb @OmgItsShadow91 @MAGAVoice You realize the democrats spent nearly double the money.

@OmgItsShadow91 @MAGAVoice by money while another factor was that kamala wasnt a strong opponent!

BREAKING 🚨 Russia just offered President Trump help if needed to resolve the IRAN War since NATO isn’t doing anything HOLY SH*T

@SenRandPaul First time I’ve agreed with you in a while. It has become too big and unreliable

Trump is forcing the conversation on burden-sharing. Alliances should serve us — not entangle us indefinitely. Let’s have that honest discussion.

President Trump is right to strongly consider leaving NATO. I support the President’s constitutional authority under Article II to withdraw from any treaty — including NATO — without needing Senate approval. Congress tried to block that with the 2023 Kaine-Rubio provision in the NDAA, but the Constitution grants the executive power to the president. thehill.com/homenews/admin…

@jkoch493 @GissiSim He doesn’t need anything to close bases remove troops and say he won’t honor article 5. Any of that makes nato with the US obsolete.

@GissiSim Everyone needs to relax, trump needs 2/3 of the senate to vote to leave NATO which will never in a million years happen

I hope Americans understand that Trump pulling out of NATO is the start of the Chinese world order. Europe will run to China real quick and start having heavy trade/diplo relations. There is no doubt in my mind. What does US have then? Cuba and Venezuela? Oh... and Israel.

@sudelpool @GissiSim Exactly and that’s why they don’t attack anyone. They would lose all those trade deals. Be sanctioned to death and then be broke.

@GissiSim You don’t seem to understand what China’s role in a trading relationship is. China would have to triple imports from the EU to reach the level of the US. Replacing the American consumer is a huge lift. China isn’t a consumer nation.

@delteded @SFakamoto @GissiSim @Max_Sarcasium1 China doesn’t attack anyone because it would lose its trade deals. They know they can’t attack anyone.

@SFakamoto @GissiSim @Max_Sarcasium1 You’re talking about two cases from roughly 40 and 70 years ago... China has been rearming for about 30 years without attacking anyone with that increased capability. Honestly, that doesn’t look bad for countries that believe in diplomatic and trade ties.

@GissiSim Israel has a better military then all of Europe

@Mupsypupsy @italypete10 @aleksthgrt Lol

@simodine_19 @italypete10 @aleksthgrt Nice rebuttal. I suppose History will be the arbiter

🚨BREAKING NEWS Following US President Donald Trump's serious consideration of withdrawing from NATO, it is reported that the US will withdraw all its personnel, military equipment, and nuclear warheads from Europe, and will also end all intelligence and security flows.

@Mupsypupsy @italypete10 @aleksthgrt lol.

@simodine_19 @italypete10 @aleksthgrt Sure your farmers who need bailing out, your military complex who are having orders cancelled, and China/Japan will dominate in AI not the USA. Canada exports to China/Europe now, China now uses Brazil for beans. Your cars are too big for most nations. substandard meat is barred

@anbozhin @AqDennis35221 @pl_european They will never have the votes to impeach him. Keep dreaming

@simodine_19 @AqDennis35221 @pl_european Declaration of war makes war a federal law, and it creates a legally binding obligation for the president to follow the law. If the Congress declares the war, and the President refuses to instruct the Army, the Congress can impeach the POTUS on political matters.

Well, you have to go through Congress.

@MurieAnita1 @aleksthgrt @newhopenow3 Statistics, do some research on products sold in China. Main imports are oil and agriculture

@simodine_19 @aleksthgrt @newhopenow3 Where did u get that idea? Your ass? It’s ridiculous in 2026 to think that 🤡

@MurieAnita1 @aleksthgrt @newhopenow3 They aren’t buying imported products. China makes everything and they are buying Chinese products. It’s nearly an impossible mission to penetrate the Chinese market. That a fact.

@simodine_19 @aleksthgrt @newhopenow3 Their middle class is growing. That is why their buying power is growing

@Mupsypupsy @italypete10 @aleksthgrt Nah, they will not be economically isolated. Losing some arms sales is inevitable at this time. In nato or not. Plus ai is gonna control the future and Europe is light years behind.

@simodine_19 @italypete10 @aleksthgrt Splendid Isolationism again and complete stockmarket collapse, really worked well. Arms sales may continue but not in the volumes as lack of trust in America, your overrated global reach fuels your ability to show off and sell armaments.

@Mupsypupsy @italypete10 @aleksthgrt Reach of global dominance is overrated. Before ww2 the US was just fine. The billions is possible loss of military sales is a small fraction of the US economy. Especially since they will continue to sale arms.

@simodine_19 @italypete10 @aleksthgrt Plus the wholesale loss of markets for your defense industries who sell billions of $$ worth of armaments to Europe, huge job losses. Europe concentrate on rebuilding a more capable defense industry. Loss of global reach and dominance for USA.

@KatsActs @ethanmwolf Rare earth is really that rare the issue is refining

@simodine_19 @ethanmwolf US does not have or have enough of the "rare earth" required to be independent. US is not really about independence. It's about corporations & the cheapest cost to themselves & highest cost to consumers.

Donald Trump's decision to say the U.S. will reconsider its NATO membership should concern all Americans. NATO is the strongest alliance in world history and represents a key bulwark against an increasingly aggressive Russia and China. Now is the time to strengthen NATO.

@CT9397 @realhansard No it’s not. You highly underestimate the US economy

@simodine_19 @realhansard They see how reliable we are and will draw their own conclusions. This is a disaster of epic proportions for the US

Pax Americana is over. The consequence of Trump 2 will be the divorce of the US from its traditional allies in Europe, Asia and Australasia. Oh and Canada too. A different era is upon us, where America will be primarily preoccupied with Western hemisphere considerations.

@JulienHoez All that is useless if they can’t use those bases. If the only reason is to protect Europe then close them. The US has over 700 bases work wide and will never be attacked so they can choose if and when to go to war.

The USA is essentially dependent on military bases like Ramstein, Signoella, Aérea de Morón and Rota to ensure that it can effectively pivot it's ground forces, supplies, and launch air operations across Europe, the Middle East and Africa, and in some cases, having more options for deployments in Asia when necessary They use these bases to more effectively react to crises, gather intelligence, host logistical hubs that can reach globally across theatres, project power in the face of countries like Russia, China and India, and also to be better prepared to react to crises. This is very, very, very basic.

@Coffey4Canada2 Nah, the US has over 700 bases world wide. Even if they left nato they will have hundreds. Plus the US only enters wars of choice. They just won’t protect Europe.

Yes please. Said the rest of the NATO. Better get to work building 5 more aircraft carriers. They’ll be ready in 2040. PS, don’t call us next 9/11.

@MurieAnita1 @aleksthgrt @newhopenow3 Growing but not buying. They are growing because of exports.

@simodine_19 @aleksthgrt @newhopenow3 It’s very true

@JohnBouras3230 @USAmbCanada Not really because the after effects kill all economies.

Foreign countries like China, Japan, the UK, and Canada hold massive amounts of U.S. debt. Total U.S. interest payments are approaching $1T Still, the U.S. depends heavily on global creditors including allies to finance its deficits. That’s real leverage. @USAmbCanada @MarkDWiseman @AnitaAnandMP

@CT9397 @realhansard Japan and South Korea will never waiver from the US. They both 100% rely on the US protection. Don’t fool yourself when push comes to shove.

@realhansard Eurppeans, Canadians and Australians, Japanese and South Koreans need to form a new alliance and ensure British and French nuclear deterrence covers all of them with nukes stationed on each continent.