Staff Reports
In a shocking display of betrayal, France, the United Kingdom, and Canada have turned their backs on America, siding with Hamas and choosing to ignore the cries for justice in Israel. By vowing to recognize a Palestinian state, unless Israel bends to terrorist demands, these so-called allies have clearly shown where their loyalties lie. This move not only threatens the possibility of peace but endangers the lives of hostages still in Gaza. It’s a slap in the face to America, which has been working tirelessly for genuine solutions.
France’s President, Keir Starmer in the UK, and Canada’s new leader, Mark Carney, are not just stabbing the U.S. in the back; they’re cozying up to terrorists. It’s bewildering how Canada and these European nations, already grappling with their own challenges from radical Islam, think appeasing Hamas is the solution. What’s next? Rolling out the red carpet for more attacks? They are not just undermining America’s efforts but are weakening their own nations by fostering ideologies that seek to destroy Western values.
There’s a tragic irony here. While America stands firm, refusing to buckle under this misguided pressure, Arab nations have more sense than our supposed allies in Europe and Canada. Several Arab League countries are demanding that Hamas disarm before any talk of statehood. These nations understand the real threat Hamas poses to peace. Yet, France, the UK, and Canada choose instead to virtue signal, risking the security of their own countries.
Trump Pulls No Punches, Responds to Eurotrash 'Allies' Defying America Over a 'Palestinian State'https://t.co/t5qiKkCjfR
— RedState (@RedState) July 31, 2025
President Trump’s staunch stand against this insanity is commendable. While others are tripping over themselves to placate terrorism, Trump is unwavering. He’s drawing lines in the sand, letting these liberal globalists know their thinly veiled games don’t intimidate him or America. There’s a clear message for Canada too: it’s time to prioritize economic well-being over a dangerous allegiance with terrorist actors. The U.S. won’t fall into line with this anti-American agenda.
What will it take for Europe and Canada to wake up? More attacks on their soil? Perhaps they’ll realize, too late, that pandering to extremists doesn’t buy peace—it buys chaos. By rewarding terror, these nations only ensure more. At the end of the day, America won’t be drawn into their charade. When will the world learn? Capitulating to terror only breeds more terror.
