I’ve lived in multiple countries across different continents, including the US, and one of my degrees is from a U.S. college. I know far more about the U.S. than people assume, it’s just that American politics isn’t my main field of interest, aside from military and foreign policy.

There have been plenty of GOP members of Congress who supported Ukraine since the beginning of the war, as well as regular conservatives who donated, went to rallies, or reached out to their representatives. Some still do, but with them it often feels like two steps back and one step forward.

That’s correct. That being said, the majority of Axis losses, as well as the majority of Axis troops were tied down and deployed, both in numbers and in quality, on the Eastern Front. If the USSR had fallen to Germany, the outcome for the UK and the US would have been far worse as a result

I didn’t imply that he did it because of Ukraine. The point still stands

I don’t think that contradicts what I am saying, nor did I deny that this is exploitation, if you take the time to read my posts on the topic. My point is that simply saying “it’s a lie” is not a good argument, at least not for me. I prefer points based on valid and convincing arguments

10/ If Europe fails to do this, it will not only lose Greenland. It will lose NATO as an alliance and, ultimately, its own strategic and economic autonomy

9/ Until you push back and demonstrate real consequences for crossing red lines, you will remain an object in Trump’s thinking, not a subject. Deterrence is the only language leaders with authoritarian mindset understand.

8/ Trump acts only when the risks are low. He bombed Iran only after Israel had already suppressed Iranian air defenses, air forces, and command structures. Europe must act collectively, and by acting collectively I mean far more than issuing joint statements.

7/ If Greenland is lost this way, more losses will follow. In 2014, we, Ukrainians, were forced to give up Crimea under the pressure from the US to avoid confrontation and war. Crimea was lost, and war still came. This is not a problem you solve by sending angry letters or by giving up

6/ Europe also remains the most important infrastructural base for U.S. power projection, including operations in Africa and the Middle East. This reality must be explained to the Trump administration directly, not through “daddy trump” flattery, jokes, or evasive diplomacy.