Germany Issues Warning to United States Amid 'Deep Rift'

Guno צְבִי

Guno צְבִי

We fight, We win, Am Yisrael Chai
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has warned of “a deep rift” between Europe and the United States, arguing that the latter “will not be powerful enough to go it alone.”

In his address at the Munich Security Conference Friday, Merz urged Europe and the U.S. to “repair and revive trans-Atlantic trust together” in what he referred to as an “era of great power rivalry.”

Switching to English as he addressed American “friends,” Merz nodded to Trump’s contentious relationship with NATO, insisting that “being a part of [the alliance] is not only Europe’s competitive advantage. It’s also the United States’ competitive advantage.”

“The culture war of the MAGA movement is not ours,” Merz continued. “Freedom of speech ends here with us when that speech goes against human dignity and the constitution. We do not believe in tariffs and protectionism, but in free trade.”

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Germany Issues Warning to United States Amid 'Deep Rift'

"International order based on rights and rules is currently being destroyed," said the German Chancellor.
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evince said:
The world will embrace us once we end trumps term

The sooner the better
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the "embrace" and "Trust" will take decades to rebuild. Plural.

The reason being is now the world knows there is a certain percent of the population that is not just ready to push 'the NEXT Trump' on the world but revels at seeing that person cause chaos and destruction.

That is why Trump being out will not be enough, on its own to rebuild trust.

Maga needs to be seen as a dead movement or the aged, hateful magats will need to die off first.
 
QP! said:
the "embrace" and "Trust" will take decades to rebuild. Plural.

The reason being is now the world knows there is a certain percent of the population that is not just ready to push 'the NEXT Trump' on the world but revels at seeing that person cause chaos and destruction.

That is why Trump being out will not be enough, on its own to rebuild trust.

Maga needs to be seen as a dead movement or the aged, hateful magats will need to die off first.
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Sometimes a generation needs to learn for themselves the mistakes of the past. An authoritarian society is one of those mistakes.
 
Guno צְבִי said:
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has warned of “a deep rift” between Europe and the United States, arguing that the latter “will not be powerful enough to go it alone.”

In his address at the Munich Security Conference Friday, Merz urged Europe and the U.S. to “repair and revive trans-Atlantic trust together” in what he referred to as an “era of great power rivalry.”

Switching to English as he addressed American “friends,” Merz nodded to Trump’s contentious relationship with NATO, insisting that “being a part of [the alliance] is not only Europe’s competitive advantage. It’s also the United States’ competitive advantage.”

“The culture war of the MAGA movement is not ours,” Merz continued. “Freedom of speech ends here with us when that speech goes against human dignity and the constitution. We do not believe in tariffs and protectionism, but in free trade.”

news.yahoo.com

Germany Issues Warning to United States Amid 'Deep Rift'

"International order based on rights and rules is currently being destroyed," said the German Chancellor.
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Sounds like a problem for Europe.

Trump is proverbially kicking Europe, militarily, out of its parent's (the US) basement and making them get a real job. Euro whinnies are whining about having to now work for a living...
 
QP! said:
the "embrace" and "Trust" will take decades to rebuild. Plural.

The reason being is now the world knows there is a certain percent of the population that is not just ready to push 'the NEXT Trump' on the world but revels at seeing that person cause chaos and destruction.

That is why Trump being out will not be enough, on its own to rebuild trust.

Maga needs to be seen as a dead movement or the aged, hateful magats will need to die off first.
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It’s dying

All the folks who do debates live with trump supporters are proving that live on the internets

They are having real trouble getting people to call in and defend Trump
 
evince said:
What an idiot you are

They are also now investigating the crimes themselves

TRUMP IS WAY FUCKED
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International law is a farce and nothing more. This is especially true with regards to nation leaders. That's been true since before recorded history and you are an imbecile to think--something you rarely do--otherwise.
 
QP! said:
the "embrace" and "Trust" will take decades to rebuild. Plural.

The reason being is now the world knows there is a certain percent of the population that is not just ready to push 'the NEXT Trump' on the world but revels at seeing that person cause chaos and destruction.

That is why Trump being out will not be enough, on its own to rebuild trust.

Maga needs to be seen as a dead movement or the aged, hateful magats will need to die off first.
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Europe has had nothing but contempt for America for the last 60 years. The Germans are crying because we won't pay for their defense while they kick us in the balls anymore.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
What did Obama do exactly to deserve a Nobel Peace Prize? Do be specific.
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^^^
SOP question from the White Nationalist handbook.

The factual answer, not MAGA bullshit. Compare it to this year's awardee:

www.nobelprize.org

Nobel Peace Prize 2009

The Nobel Peace Prize 2009 was awarded to Barack H. Obama "for his extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation between peoples"
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Among the reasons it gave, the Nobel Committee lauded Obama for his “extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation between peoples”. Emphasis was also given to his support - in word and deed - for the vision of a world free from nuclear weapons.

Even before the election, Obama had advocated dialogue and cooperation across national, ethnic, religious and political dividing lines. As President, he called for a new start to relations between the Muslim world and the West based on common interests and mutual understanding and respect. In accordance with a promise he made during his election campaign, he set in motion a plan for the withdrawal of U.S. occupying forces from Iraq.

During his first year in power, President Obama showed himself to be a strong spokesman for human rights and democracy, and as a constructive supporter of the work being done to put effective measures in place to combat the climate crisis. This is in line with his appeal: “Now is the time for all of us to take our share of responsibility for a global response to global challenges”.

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Nobel Peace Prize 2025

The Nobel Peace Prize 2025 was awarded to Maria Corina Machado "for her tireless work promoting democratic rights for the people of Venezuela and for her struggle to achieve a just and peaceful transition from dictatorship to democracy"
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Ms Machado is receiving the Nobel Peace Prize first and foremost for her efforts to advance democracy in Venezuela. But democracy is also in retreat internationally. Democracy – understood as the right to freely express one’s opinion, to cast one’s vote and to be represented in elective government – is the foundation of peace both within countries and between countries.
 
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