The USA and Europe’s Defense

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Bad news for the USA. Chancellor Friedrich Merz of Germany’s moonbat uniparty finds American policy “unacceptable.”

Via DW:

Merz said Tuesday the new US National Security Strategy unveiled last week contained parts that were “unacceptable to us from a European perspective.”

Merz et al. don’t like it that the strategy acknowledges increasing left-wing tyranny in countries like Germany and the UK.

Sniffs Merz,

“I see no need for the Americans to now try to save democracy in Europe. If it needed saving, we would be able to handle that on our own.”

Glad to hear it. Then you won’t need US taxpayers to defend you from Russia. If you stop wasting your own money on extravagant welfare benefits for Third World colonists, you can afford to defend yourselves.

But wait, maybe they need the USA after all. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte says Russia might attack NATO within 5 years.

Via Anadolu Agency:

“We need to be crystal clear about the threat. We are Russia’s next target,” Mark Rutte said during his keynote speech at a Munich Security Conference event in Berlin.

Some say Russia will attack Europe to test the cohesion of NATO, despite not being able to handle its former province Ukraine.

Europe is more seriously threatened by an invasion that is already underway. It appears likely to result in not merely the conquest but the permanent erasure of whole nations via demographic obliteration. No serious defense against it is planned. Listen in horror as President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen calls for “more safe, safe pathways — legal pathways — to Europe” and “more bridges between our continents” — i.e., between Europe on one hand and numberless hordes of welfare colonists from the Middle East and Africa on the other:

If Europe really wants to commit suicide, there isn’t much the USA can do about it — other than refrain from indirectly financing it by picking up an outsized share of Europe’s defense tab so it can attract more colonists with exorbitant handouts.

On tips from RoCar.

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