The president-elect’s plan for reorganizing EU Vassals comes into focus.
Europe and Canada have kicked out their left leaning leaders.
The fact that European voters are increasingly choosing candidates that are opposed to Project Ukraine and favor better ties with Russia
And new elected leaders could also make it more difficult for the EU and Commission President Ursula von der Leyen to use “tools” to browbeat governments into submission on the question of Russia
And yet one key question remains: will we see a marked difference in the vassalage to the US or simply more of an alignment with the incoming Trump administration?
I’m not sure the anti-globalist label applies all that well to the political parties making waves in Europe, which are not, after all, opposed to global capital, transatlanticism, or the EU.
They are largely a response to the Europe-wide economic downturn driven largely by the disastrous war against Russia. And years of rising immigration combined with low economic growth and austerity have predictably led to improved polling for candidates who are opposed, in theory, to immigration.
I suppose we must await the results of the new elections in France, Germany, & Canada.