He has the European leaders playing his game so who’s in charge of Europe?
Merkel says Europe’s destiny “is in it’s hands” which everyone knows is simply false. It’s now in America’s hands as it was twice in the last century as America had to rescue Europe from the NAZI’s and Bismarks Germany. Europe can’t go it alone which is why there are over 400,000 American military in Europe right now.
Ted Malloch, may be Trumps ambassador to the 28 countries in the EU. He believes the EU “is an overly complex fairly bloated bureaucratic organization. “Its ambitions have basically overstepped its capabilities, so the question really is what the European member states want to see for that European Union.”
Dalia Grybauskaite, the president of Lithuania, which borders Russia took a dim view of Trump’s friendlier relations with the Kremlin and he’s jealous of President Trumps expertise with Twitter. noted the president’s penchant for taking to Twitter for policy pronouncements. “With tweet diplomacy we don’t need any bridges, so we just tweet,” Grybauskaite said.
For the first time, the head of the European Central Bank, Mario Draghi, has conceded the possibility that the EU may fall apart.
Draghi came out and said that any member leaving the Eurozone would need to settle its claims or debts with the bloc’s payments system before severing ties. This statement reveals the heated discussion at Davos and the rift that is beginning to spread.
Sweden’s falling apart too. Sweden Took 162,000 Refugees Last Year, 494 Got Jobs. Too much red tape? Too few jobs? Wrong people? Who knows. Sweden thinks it is the world’s humanitarian superpower, but sadly ended up as the world’s rape capital. Perhaps they didn’t choose their new fellow Swedes wisely. Sweden needs a strong leader. That means they will listen to President Trump.
Sentiment in Italy is turning very anti-euro and this view is beginning to emerge in other Eurozone states. While they blame Brexit it’s the insane management of austerity and negative interest rates. thant created a massive depression in Europe and the unending Quantitative Easing [“printing money”] has destroyed the European bond.
No wonder Europe is looking to President Trump to fix Europe too.
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