Staff Reports
In a world where globalists and left-wing leaders constantly drone on about “working together” and “solving problems,” it’s refreshing—no, revolutionary—to see a leader who puts his own nation first. President Trump has made it crystal clear: he won’t waste his time groveling before French President Macron or British politician Starmer, especially when their countries are falling apart under their so-called leadership. Instead of meddling in Greenland or playing along with Macron’s globalist schemes, Trump is telling them to get their own houses in order first.
Let’s be honest, Macron’s France is a mess. Riots, economic decline, and a population fed up with left-wing policies that punish hard work and success—this is the reality Macron has created. Starmer’s Britain isn’t much better, grappling with political chaos and social decay as the left pushes woke agendas and open borders. These are not the countries anyone should envy or meddle in, yet here we have globalist elites pretending their failures are everyone else’s problems. Trump’s refusal to even consider attending a Greenland meeting led by Macron is a slap in the face to their failed stewardship and a bold reminder that America doesn’t owe Europe a thing.
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Meanwhile, the left and their globalist cronies bark about cooperation and diplomacy, but only when it suits their agenda. When it comes to America’s interests, they expect Trump to bow down, apologize, and give away American assets like Greenland on a silver platter. It’s no secret the globalist class looks at places like Greenland as pawns in their grand plan to reshape the world—at America’s expense. Trump’s pushback is not just common sense; it’s a rebuke to decades of globalist handouts and anti-American schemes that betray the very citizens they claim to serve.
The truth is, America needs strength and leadership that defends our sovereignty, not politicians who sell it out. Trump understands this better than most. He’s warning these European clowns to focus on their own crumbling empires before preaching to the world on how we should run ours. It’s time to stop exporting American greatness to failing foreign projects and start fixing what’s broken at home. That’s the real leadership conservatives want—and deserve.
So, will America keep playing second fiddle to globalist buffoons like Macron and Starmer? Or will we follow Trump’s example and put America first unapologetically? The choice is clear, and the world is watching.
