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Europeans are once again showing their true colors, cozying up to Moscow in a reckless bid to rewrite the rules of the world. At the recent Ukraine peace talks in Geneva, European leaders pushed a proposal that would let Russia slip back into the G8—an exclusive club of economic heavyweights that Moscow shamelessly lost after its brazen annexation of Crimea. This isn’t diplomacy; it’s capitulation. The Western allies are willing to reward a nuclear-armed aggressor for illegal land grabs, all in the name of “peace.” But what kind of peace requires throwing Ukraine under the bus?
The audacity doesn’t stop there. European negotiators are backing a plan that would put a ceiling on Ukraine’s military strength. The proposal hikes the cap on active Ukrainian troops all the way up to 800,000 — still below what they want, but enough to maintain the largest army in Europe outside Russia. Here’s the catch: they’re also quietly pushing to erase any real guarantee that Ukraine will never join NATO. Instead of a firm promise, the language has been watered down to a vague consensus clause among NATO members. Translation? Europe wants Ukraine neutered — militarily weakened, politically sidelined — while leaving the door wide open for Russia to bully its way back into Europe’s backyard.
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Don’t be fooled by talk of “progress” or “meaningful” talks led by Washington. The stark reality is that Europe is driving this land-for-peace agenda, hoping to appease Putin and get Moscow back in the global economic fold. Welcome back, Russia, after years of sanctions for Crimea and aggression. This is not strength; it’s surrender coated with a thin veneer of diplomacy. Meanwhile, the White House under Trump—often bashed by the left as reckless—is trying to keep the peace process on America’s terms, balancing strength with genuine support for Ukraine’s sovereignty. That’s the kind of leadership the world needs, not handouts to an authoritarian bully.
Even though Ukrainian President Zelensky has expressed gratitude toward America’s unwavering support, this European push threatens to undermine Kyiv’s hard-fought gains. It’s almost as if Brussels and its globalist cronies are more interested in maintaining their lucrative economic relationships than standing up for liberty and sovereignty. Europe’s elite apparently believes that cozying up to Putin will protect their own interests better than standing firmly against Russian aggression. History tells us this is a fool’s game. We can’t forget that appeasement never works—it only emboldens the tyrants.
Will the Trump administration hold the line? Will Americans wake up to this latest betrayal dressed up as peace? If we allow Europe’s appeasement agenda to dictate the future of Ukraine, we might as well wave goodbye to the West’s moral and strategic influence. The real question is this: How long before the globalists decide that America’s role in defending freedom is more trouble than it’s worth? If we’re not careful, the West’s weakness will be the Kremlin’s victory.
