Can Europe Survive Trump 2.0

Written by Chriss W. Street

After sabotaging the first Trump Administration by conjuring-up the Russiagate fraud in 2016, NATO European allies are now confronting Trump 2.0 mandate that the Cold War is over, and you will now use your own blood and treasure for front-line defense.

NATO was created by the United States, with 12 European countries and Canada in 1949. Twenty more European countries joined NATO through 10 enlargement rounds.

Despite the combined wealth of NATO European Allies as measured in gross domestic product GDP being almost equal to that of the United States, European NATO members spend less than $400 billion on defense each year, versus over $755 billion for the US.

Furthermore, the United States also contributes tremendously more to NATO operations by providing most essential capabilities regarding intelligence; surveillance and reconnaissance; air-to-air refueling; ballistic missile defence; and airborne electromagnetic warfare.

President Barack Obama in his book ‘A Promised Land’ neglected to mention he grew up at his grandmother’s Waikiki Beach-front condo in Hawaii, where she worked as Vice President of the Bank of Hawaii handling escrow accounts used to pay American Cold War clients in Indonesia, Taiwan, the Philippines, South Korea and elsewhere.

Obama also forgot to mention that after graduating from Columbia University in 1983, he worked for about a year for Business International Corporation (BIC). The Manhattan-based consulting house headed by a close friend of former Vice President Hubert Humphrey, former Minnesota Governor Orville Freeman Jr., who was involved with Humphrey in purges of suspected communists in the Farmer-Labor Party. BIC functioned as a CIA-front recruiting left-wing organizers to use as intelligence assets.

Obama went all in for NATO global dominance in a dazzling 2008 speech at the Berlin Wall to a crowd of 200,000 when he stated: “I will build new partnerships to defeat the threats of the 21st century: terrorism and nuclear proliferation; poverty and genocide; climate change and disease.”

President Obama partnered with his NATO European allies to ignite the Arab Spring chaos in Tunisia, Algeria, Jordan, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Syria, Yemen, Djibouti, Sudan, Palestine, Iraq, Bahrain, Libya, Kuwait, Morocco, Mauritania, and at borders of both Lebanon and Israel. The partnership also facilitated the Cold War-style overthrow of a popularly elected Ukraine government and led Russia’s annexation of Crimea.

NATO European allies partnered with the US Deep State to shackle President Trump’s first-term foreign policy with British MI6 agent Christoper Steele’s bogus report, that included the FBI offering Steele $1 million to prove his Trump salacious allegations.

Europe not only looks old, but many NATO European allies have become fictions through which one generation lives at the expense of the young. The weight of their pension systems on the young have become overwhelming, while the accumulated assets of the old increase in value and making buying starter home impossible.

Trump 2.0 is all about America First and will not be placated or undermined again by NATO European allies refusing to pay for their own defence. Vice President elect J.D. Vance told the Munich Security Conference earlier this year that “there is little justification for the U.S. allocating such large sums to aid Ukraine.”

The Biden Administration and NATO European allies responded by doubling down on Ukraine funding, and approved Ukraine invading the Russian province of Kursk and firing missiles at Moscow. The moves were public relations triumphs, but have led to the impending catastrophic collapse of Ukraine’s entire Eastern Front.

With it now obvious that the Trump 2.0 has no interest in bailing out NATO’s disastrous defence spending policies by putting American boots on the ground, French President Emmanuel Macron was rebuffed by Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, who said his nation had no plans to send peacekeepers to Ukraine on December 12^th.