The UN is on the way out, and the EU is in shambles from open borders. The massive immigration of Muslims is overwhelming EU countries with a mix of peaceful and extremists. But it is the extremists causing all the issues that these two organizations refuse to address. Trump has the solution and will fix the issue in the Middle East. Something many have tried but failed. The Muslims will be happy again without the threat of their KKK equivalent. All IMO.
https://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/22324/un-eu-condemn-strike-not-regime
“Against this backdrop, the reactions from European capitals and from the United Nations were swift — and revealing. Within hours, United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres, issued a statement whose opening line set the tone: “I condemn today’s military escalation in the Middle East.” He continued with the formulation that has become the UN’s signature posture in moments of crisis:
“The use of force by the United States and Israel against Iran, and the subsequent retaliation by Iran across the region, undermine international peace and security.” The statement concluded with the point that allows the organization to appear principled while remaining inert: “All Member States must respect their obligations under international law, including the Charter of the United Nations.”
The language was calibrated, procedural, formulaic. What it avoided was any sustained engagement with the ideological zealotry of the regime, or with the decades of destabilizing conduct that had preceded the strikes. ...
France, Germany and the United Kingdom, while condemning Tehran’s attacks on neighboring states, quickly moved to place distance between themselves and the military operation. Their joint statement used a phrase that expresses Europe’s enduring instinct: “We call for a resumption of negotiations and urge the Iranian leadership to seek a negotiated solution.”
French President Emmanuel Macron, speaking publicly and on social media, intoned:
“The current escalation is dangerous for everyone. It must stop... The Iranian regime must understand that it now has no other option but to engage in good-faith negotiations to end its nuclear and ballistic missile programs, as well as its actions to destabilize the region.”
The British and German positions followed the same patronizing platitudes: insistence that they were not participants in the strike, condemnation of Iran’s retaliatory salvos across the Gulf, and an immediate pivot back to negotiation as the legitimizing grammar of European diplomacy. ...
These reactions -- never spontaneous improvisations -- reflect a dismissive European posture that has been consistent for years: a preference for managed “containment” over the inconvenience of actually having to address a problem head-on, and for diplomatic processes over taking decisive outcomes. ...”