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@Herr-Horn Correctly recognized. Trump sees the EU as an alliance of weak states that are strong together and regulate the big techs, for example. Trump would prefer to see very strong European states that each stand for themselves. So the goal is that the EU must go, but Germany and co. must return to their old economic strength and national identity and then they will get a deal. An ideal ally is a country like Japan, which has no power bloc but is strong enough in itself to be a regional power.
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What is not possible, however, is simply to destroy the EU, because even Germany and France are far too weak in their current state to be useful to the USA.
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I think a strong, united Europe has a stronger position internationally (compared to China and the USA).
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@Herr-Horn Von der Leyen and Merz are concerned with globalization and the European empire. They believe that countries can be inoculated with liberal Western ideology in order to draw them into their sphere of influence. In other words, what has already failed in Hungary, Poland and Turkey. It's not about money or raw materials, but about soft power.
Specifically, the aim is for the 🏳️🌈 flag to fly on the roof of St. Mary's Palace in Kiev rather than the 🇺🇦 flag. Ukraine is being asked to do no more - but also no less - than turn its back on tradition, national pride and family and embrace feminism, globalism, diversity and climate protection.
Specifically, the aim is for the 🏳️🌈 flag to fly on the roof of St. Mary's Palace in Kiev rather than the 🇺🇦 flag. Ukraine is being asked to do no more - but also no less - than turn its back on tradition, national pride and family and embrace feminism, globalism, diversity and climate protection.
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