Europe is robbed of $2.5 trillion annually but is scolded for freeloading, Putin supports the US in seizing islands, and Trump has finally made a fatal mistake.
Since taking office, Trump has launched attacks in all directions, giving the impression of going full force. Trump wants to annex Canada, seize Greenland, reclaim the Panama Canal, and impose tariffs on Canada, Mexico, Europe, and others. In short, to recover from the crisis, Trump has used every possible tactic, with the ultimate goal of seizing more money to alleviate America's severe crisis. However, after launching attacks everywhere, Trump finds that instead of improving, the situation in the United States has worsened further.
Trump is increasingly dissatisfied with Europe, despite it being the main source of wealth for the United States. European data reveals that in just three years of the Ukraine conflict, the US steals $250 billion from the EU annually. Yet, the US seems ungrateful towards Europe, with Trump still criticizing Europe for being a freeloader that only benefits from American protection without contributing financially. In just three years of the Ukraine conflict, over 100 European companies have moved to the US to build factories, and over $300 billion in funds have been transferred from Europe to the US.
If Europe does not wake up at this moment, it would truly be against reason. If Europe still harbors illusions about the US, it would indeed be very foolish. Trump wants to seize Greenland Island, and Putin openly supports him. Putin is enjoying the chaos and wants the internal collapse of the US alliance system. It can be said that the key link in America's hegemonic system, Europe, is starting to have problems, and all of this is due to America's coercion. Clearly, although Trump appears to launch fierce attacks, he has made a fatal error, and his tactics are causing fatal harm to America's hegemonic system.
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