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

So today, we're going to talk about Trump's NATO tantrum being ignored.

Apparently, Trump and his administration have been developing a list of NATO countries

that angered Trump by disagreeing with him,

or those that didn't agree to do something he wanted, or otherwise hurt Trump's feelings.

So, he's making a list and checking it twice, and he's going to find out who supported his lies.

Those who didn't support his whims would get a lump of coal in their stocking.

Proposed punishments for our allies include pushing NATO to engage in suspending Spain from the alliance

or announcing a review of the U.S. position on Britain's claim to the

Falkland Islands. These were the big ideas, and they were both laughed at all over the

world, and instead of making allies think twice about not humoring Trump, it painted him as weak and lashing out at his inability to

influence other countries. Why was it so funny? Well, with the idea of suspending Spain from NATO,

the Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sanchez, said, quote, I am absolutely not worried.

We do not work with emails.

We work with official documents and positions taken, in this case by the government of the U.S.

The position of the government of Spain is clear.

Absolute collaboration with the allies.

But always within the framework of international legality. Spain's prime minister isn't worried because he knows any debate would center around Spain being unwilling to get involved in Trump's war,

that is of questionable legality and effectiveness. If I was Spain's prime minister, I wouldn't be

worried because NATO doesn't even have a suspension mechanism. That's not a thing. It seems like something Trump's

staff made up to pacify him. Another European official blew Trump off and told the press,

quote, they don't seem to have very concrete ideas when it comes to punishing bad allies. Moving troops is one

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