The whole game is over, and slowly, the EU is learning, although they still want to fight about socialism and globalism, both of which Trump will not entertain. The woke from Europe are not sure what to do because they have failed their own people and put illegals and immigrants over the culture of the citizens of the country.
You cannot make this stuff up, but it is real, and Europe is slowly waking up and reversing course back to common sense. What the hell were they thinking? Who knows, but they were way out in left field, and some still are. The ideology of open borders is stupid; it’s a great pie-in-the-sky dream, but it is not reality. Countries do not open their borders to everyone coming in as they please. Nice idea, but not reality.
It is time to take back our world, and the U.S. is leading the charge for those who want to get on the train. All IMO.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cddn002g6qzo
“I found it telling that so many leading European figures in the audience jumped on the warmth of his words, rising to their feet to applaud the US Secretary of State. They were clearly relieved he hadn’t threatened or berated Europe as the US Vice President JD Vance famously did at last year’s MSC.
But for those listening closely, Rubio’s speech was loyal to themes close to the heart of the Trump administration and hard for many European leaders to swallow: anti climate action, sceptical of globalisation, multilateralism, migration and pro the building of a new era of Christian western civilisation.
Rubio was clear: the US wasn’t interested in allies clinging to the old status quo. It wanted to forge a new path, ideally alongside Europe, but only if it shared the same values.
This US offer of close partnership was conditional and absent of a sense of compromise.
“A bit like a (psychologically) abusive partner,” said one European diplomat, speaking candidly on condition of anonymity. “He reminded Europe how wonderful the (transatlantic) relationship used to be, but he then switched to coercion: If you want things to be good between us in the future, you have to do as I say!”
Another diplomat pointed out that, while talking of shared values, it was telling, he said, that of all the European countries that Rubio could have gone to after making his speech in Germany, he chose to visit Slovakia and Hungary before heading back to the US.
They are viewed by Brussels as two of the EU’s most problematic members, both with Eurosceptic nationalist prime ministers who oppose sending military aid to Ukraine and who are tough on migration.”