Well, howdy there, internet people it spell again. So today, we're going to talk about

Europe strengthening while the U.S. weakens under Trump. Before we get started, down below will be a

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Okay, so we've talked about how Europe is setting itself up to be a major power on its own

and become less reliant on an increasingly weakened United States.

Trump's rhetoric and erratic behavior have made the U.S. be widely seen as an unreliable security partner.

His Iran regime change operation that so far has brought allied Bahrain closer to regime change

than it has Iran isn't going to help that perception. If you missed it, pro-Iran protests and Bahrain have erupted.

Back to Europe.

Europe, acting in concert, has most of what it needs to be a major international player.

But I've said in the past that it would need more nukes and a wider range of delivery capabilities

to successfully tie its national security to international security and make it unthinkable to attack them.

There will be a link below.

That idea got pushback from a few Europeans, who for plainly obvious reasons don't want more nukes in Europe, and from Americans who said Europe didn't quote have the stones.

One of my favorite comments was, the farm mom has a very deep understanding of strategic warfare she came up with while milking the cows.

Well, while I was taking care of the horses today, I don't have cows. I heard that France's president

has announced, quote, I have decided to increase the numbers of warheads of our arsenal.

My responsibility is to ensure that our deterrence maintains, and will maintain in the future,

its assured destructive power.

The country is also working on nuclear sharing agreements, where they basically loan out their

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