Insidious Attacks
Ramp up the belligerence now. We need much more.
The globalists and their alphabet soup buddies have so screwed up the world and the constant leeching off U.S. taxpayer dollars has to end.
All the leftists are now crapping in their drawers because they have nowhere to turn, no cogent argument other than violence and hateful speeches, a longtime staple of the democrat party, and people finally realize someone has to stick a fist, not finger, in this pitifully leaking elitist-built corrupt dike.
To these uncaring bullies you, the masses as always, are the asses in their eyes. You are too incompetent to seek shelter in the storm so they must do it for you. And their same old methodology is clear: Seize all your toys and assets.
In the 1930s they seized your gold. Now it’s your personal and local sovereignty.
If it takes more belligerence to protect and save your rights to free movement, speech, individual sovereignty, rule of law, property ownership and the overt, hateful, insidious attacks on the Constitution, Mr. Trump, bring it.
“Trump intends to liberate the US, but his belligerence is also waking other leaders from their slumber. ECB President Lagarde said this morning that tariffs are a chance for Europe to show its own independence. That may require a vastly different Europe though. Guy Verhofstadt, former prime minister of Belgium and Member of the European Parliament, summarized it as follows: “To do this, 27 Commissioners, 27 Armies, 27 vetos, no single capital market, 3 Presidents, no single person to call in Europe... doesn’t make sense anymore! Europe must be reimagined.”
“He may have a point, but that is probably still a step too far for many Europeans. Although the European Commission senses the urgency of a joint approach in areas like defense, the execution is so far being left to the national governments. Even issues like joint EU borrowing are still a no-go for several member states. And that could be detrimental to the plans.
“Germany has been remarkably quick to embrace the need for higher defense spending. But that may thwart efforts elsewhere in Europe. The expected German issuance has not just pushed Bund yields higher; it has also increased the funding costs for other European nations. Countries with a high debt ratio, like Portugal, were already reluctant to spend more, because higher deficits may put their finances on an unsustainable path again. Higher interest rates only increase these concerns.
“And EU countermeasures to Trump’s Liberation Day may further complicate the continent’s efforts. Brussels has all the tools to respond to US tariffs. And the tone of EU trade officials has hardened. However, if the European Union ‘demonstrates its independence’ by retaliating against any US tariffs, rising costs will only make it more difficult to achieve actual independence from the US. If Europe still gets that time in such a situation: Trump has demonstrated he is willing to use political and military means if the economic ones don’t work. Is Europe willing to risk losing the US security umbrella before it can rebuild its own?” More