The United States Loves Europe

The United States knows how important Europe is for their economy, which is why it is creating everything to help.

It took me a lot to start this article because I feel the importance of writing something that is really happening or, as I see it, is happening.

After Trump became president for the second time, we were distracted a lot by his behavior and his speeches, which changed from time to time. But one thing is true: he loves Europe, a possessive love based solely on self-interest to control everything and make Europe do what he wants, and is clear to everybody, as he said in one of his speeches on 10 January 2026,

"I would like to say that President Putin is not afraid of Europe, but he is afraid of the United States of America led by me. There is no fear of Europe, and Europe is falling behind Europe, as different Europe, Europe is changing, Europe has got to act and together. I love Europe and everybody knows that I come from Europe essentially." That means I'm your friend. I'm here to save Europe, but everything has to happen by my rules.

All the documents that are written in the periodical report of the National Security Strategy of the United States of America show that Trump policies are looking to come back to the Monroe doctrine.

Enough military presence outside the continent, the use of force against drug cartels, the protection of supply chains, and diplomacy to coexist with Russia and China trying to at least reduce the predominance's influence, nothing too surprising. America first. But when it is time to talk about Europe, Trump is ready to talk about a Europe that is experiencing a big crisis regarding the economy and demographics, close to cultural collapse due to unregulated immigration, putting as their goal to help Europe correct its current trajectory. "We will need a strong Europe to help us successfully compete, and work in concert with us to prevent any adversary from dominating Europe."

It is all a foregone conclusion: Europe cannot survive without the United States, but I wonder, isn't it actually *they* who need *us*? Unfortunately, I believe that all their policies, including economic ones, their power plays regarding Venezuela, the desire to forcibly acquire Greenland, and the attacks on Iran, are part of a strategy aimed at destabilizing the global economy to serve their own interests, thereby gaining greater control over resources, apart from the sale of weaponry and natural gas.

That is why they support the parties that are fighting for the proper policies and helping the populist parties. There is a need for Greenland, which is in the middle. Between Europe and America.

It is also true, as we see, that the United States of America wants a strong Europe in many terms, but disunited at the federal level. As a continent, of course, but not a stable union that is strong enough to become military and economically independent of the United States. Essentially, a subservient Europe, dependent, but not particularly capable of defending itself, continues to keep the Russian at bay, squeezing their coffers, selling them primarily weapons, armaments, and natural gas, of which the United States is now the largest supplier.

There are many things that are happening day by day. For policies, we see how the United States is doing its best to make Europe do what they want and inside the European Parliament are some people that truly believe that the United States will help Europe only because they can, but not because they want something to change, or they have already taken something to change. I would not say that the US is evil, but I think it is time to see more than the media show us and be more concentrated on what is happening on the globe and how it is proposed to the people. We always have an evil in this case. It is going to be one who would like to be stronger than the US or someone who does not agree with the impositions of the United States, because the speech is going to be you are with me or you are against me. And where always America is first.