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What happens when the world decides it can't trust America anymore?

Donald Trump is doing something to America that no foreign adversary has ever managed,

something Putin's been dreaming about for decades.

He's convinced our oldest and closest allies, countries we fought wars to defend and liberate,

and with whom we share a democratic system, that the United States cannot be trusted.

For example, France's government just announced as ripping U.S. video conferencing platforms, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, WebEx, and others out of its government offices nationwide and replacing them with a new French-created system called Vizio.

That's roughly 2.5 million French public employees who will no longer be using American digital products because

the French have concluded that U.S. tech and the Silicon Valley billionaires' pathetic fealty to

Trump bringing him bribes and gifts and groveling in front of him is a national security risk.

And it's not just France.

The German state of Schleswig Holstein just moved 44,000 employees off Microsoft and over to an open source platform and is now considering replacing Windows with Linux.

They also dumped Microsoft's SharePoint file sharing system going with

Open Source Next Cloud. We're no longer seen as a reliable ally. Many of our former allies

now view us as a potential enemy. Denmark's government, Swiss authorities, Austria, and other

European countries are exploring or implementing

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