Fear? Just look at Euronews or other European news channels. Read analysts. Avoid Fox!
Innuendo? "an
allusive or
oblique remark or hint, typically a suggestive or
disparaging one."
Wow - I thought David Brooks was a sledgehammer - nothing allusive about what he said!
As for that European news? It's upended all their regular security chats - there's a sense of panic in the air.
The announcement comes after the US said on Tuesday that it will start lifting some sanctions on Moscow, particularly on agricultural trade.
The summit's goal was to lay the groundwork for long-term security guarantees and turn the Ukrainian army into the first line of defence against any future aggression amid the
growing threat from Russia.
I mean - this is
disgusting! Especially as it is the EU bailing out America by
buying 105 times more weapons off America than America spends on NATO! I doubt they will let themselves depend on American weapons export beyond the next 5 to 10 years. America has shown her true colours! There is just no going back after this!
"I fully share your loathing of European free-loading. It’s pathetic,” US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth is reported to have said when discussing how unblocking trade routes via strikes on Houthi targets in Yemen would benefit Europe more than the US.
Vice President JD Vance, who questioned the necessity of launching immediate strikes, said: "I just hate bailing Europe out again".
Waltz said he couldn't explain how Atlantic editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg was included in the group chat in what the US president called a "minor glitch".
www.euronews.com
How utterly ignorant of the
true facts can they be? They've drunk their own cool aid.
The impact of tariffs are being anticipated and fretted over...
Hildegard Müller, said the tariffs send “a disastrous signal for free, rules-based trade” and risk disrupting tightly integrated global supply chains.... Wall Street analysts flagged the risk of higher vehicle prices for US consumers. Goldman Sachs analyst Mark Delaney said in a note that imported car prices could rise between $5,000 and $15,000 (€4,600–€13,800) depending on the vehicle. Even US-assembled models could see cost increases of $3,000 to $8,000 (€2,800–€7,400) due to the use of foreign-sourced components.
Trump’s 25% tariff on auto imports jolts equity markets and draws backlash, with European industry groups warning of supply chain shocks, rising prices, and job risks while analysts flag earnings pressure.
www.euronews.com
Meanwhile Trump's thought-bubble word-salads get blurted to the press - sending chaotic geopolitical as well as market signals. Does he now like China more than the west? I thought if we were going to prepare for China to invade Taiwan and be at war with China - maybe we should be doing all we can to 'friend-shore'. But Trump thinks EVERYTHING to do with international trade is unfair!
“With respect to TikTok…China is going to have to play a role in that, possibly in the form of an approval, maybe, and I think they’ll do that. Maybe I’ll give them a little reduction in tariffs or something to get it done,” Trump said on Wednesday.
Right! Reward China for selling a social media app while crippling the western world's security and trade. Awesome! Talk about the Art of the Deal!
