A few days ago, President Trump said this:
President Trump said the cultural and ideological changes caused by mass immigration are "decaying" European nations, to the point where they may no longer be U.S. allies.
"They should be freaked out by what they're doing to their countries. They're destroying their countries," Trump told Politico's Dasha Burns in an interview aired Tuesday. "It gets to a point where you can't really correct it. There'll be a point, and it's very close to that point."
"It will mean that they're no longer going to be strong nations, or they won't be allies," Trump said. "They'll change their ideology, obviously, because the people coming in have a totally different ideology. They'll be much weaker, and they'll be much different."
Well, the Europeans are freaking out. They don't like to be insulted, they say. Deep inside, they must know that President Trump is right. This is not your dad's Europe, to recall the old car commercial.
It sure looks like a perfect storm has hit Europe.
As we know, they grew accustomed to being protected by the U.S. We defended them and they spent all their money on generous social programs. It worked until U.S. taxpayers told them to spend more money on their own defense. It's tough to defend people who won't spend any money to defend themselves. To be fair, they are paying more but are their armed forces combat ready?
Furthermore, they are not reproducing, and God only knows what Europe is going to look 30 years now. It certainly won't look it did on VE Day 1945. Watch a video of Londoners celebrating that victory 80 years and see if it looks like London does today.
Last but not least, their immigration policies did not bring them people who want to be Europeans. They want the welfare program but not the integration into whatever country they are residing. Just ask the women who can't walk their streets safely anymore. To be fair again, they are talking more about it now, but it may be too late for some countries.
So Trump can be blunt, but sometimes you have to be, as the Europeans are finding out. The truth hurts, as someone said.
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So Trump can be blunt, but sometimes you have to be, as the Europeans are finding out. The truth hurts, as someone said.
— Silvio Canto. Jr. (@silvio_canto) December 15, 2025
Trump has a point about Europe - American Thinker https://t.co/Y9LvOMOL2D
