Well, howdy there, Internet people, it's bell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Trump and what Europe can do in response.

Trump has announced his intention to impose more tariffs in an attempt to force the takeover of Greenland.

I've talked about how the takeover of Greenland.

I've talked about how the likely outcome of this is longtime allies starting to forge economic ties with adversarial nations.

This has prompted some fun gotcha questions.

But it's also made me realize that people may not have a firm grasp on the foundation of military alliances.

If you read the NATO Treaty, you'll find economic cooperation listed before the famous military defense agreement that defines NATO in the public's mind.

Military alliances are based on shared interests, and that often means shared economic interests.

I think it's important to understand how devastating a NATO breakup would be for American security.

So here's a cutesy gotcha.

Who cares if they refuse to trade with us?

We'll build it here.

Germany can sell their chocolate to the Chinese.

Really, they don't have the military power to fight us.

And they don't have anything we have to have.

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Oh, get Labbuck. With E economic ties, our alliance would fall. Our alliance would fall by the wayside. Because our national interests would fall by the wayside, because our national interests would diverge.

If our economic and then national interests diverge, our military ones would as well.

Let's forget about the stereotypical products from each country.

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