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    1. The bloody cheek of the draft dodger in chief to question the sacrifices of others. What has he ever sacrificed?

      Draft dodging runs in the family, Trump’s grandfather fled Germany to avoid being drafted into the military.

      The only time NATO article 5 was invoked was by the US after 9/11, when the NATO allies supported the US in their wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, losing hundreds of lives for essentially sweet fuck all in the end.

      Disgusting scumbag.

    2. Not a single Trump family member served in any type of military service. He has no respect for any veteran. Trump is an absolute shit stain (both figuratively and literally) on America.

      His whole family are draft dodgers. The reason the Trump family are even in America in the first place was because great-grandfather Drumpf fled to the US to avoid the draft back in Germany.

      The orange grifter avoided the draft because of bone spurs and has never been on the frontline.

    3. I really fucking hope Starmer uses this to go all in on Europe, please never look back.

      Please Starmer, we need to commit to Europe. Fuck these backstabbers.

      I really hope Europe can start fresh and embrace us back into their open arms ASAP, enough is enough.

      We need to work together as strongly as possible and as soon as possible.

    4. TallExplanation1587 on

      Mr. Bone Spurs. I wasn’t a fan of John McCain but he was a hero and suffered terribly as a prisoner in Vietnam resulting in a lifelong injury. Trump called him a loser.

    5. Upbeat_Platypus1833 on

      Can any American explain to me how any veteran or member of law enforcement support Trump considering the utter contempt he shows to both?

    6. There’s one thing you don’t do in this country, the one thing that will piss off the entire public regardless of political spectrum – don’t come for our dead troops.

      America is quite quickly becoming one of the most despised countries in the UK that anyone defending them or Trump (looking at you Farage) will become politically toxic.

    7. Grouchy-Crew-7885 on

      This is going to be one of a long list of condemnations as he’s offended every country and pretty well anyone on this planet that has access to media.

    8. The sad fact of the matter is that I doubt Trump is even bothered that he said what he did. No doubt his diplomats will be trying to repair the damage but to criticise the UK for not helping when as a country we lost hundreds of our service personnel, many more injured and £22 billion on what was ultimately a complete waste of this country’s time.

      Let’s hope the US never finds itself again in need of help from other countries.

    9. Serious-Feedback-700 on

      I wonder if there’s anything in the NATO rules that allows refusing to help an ally whose head of state has repeatedly made disparaging remarks about the help received in the past.

    10. Krasnov doing what he does best, breaking up the west. I can hear Putin laughing all the way from Moscow. And the American people are just letting it happen, some are even applauding.

      If they only knew how badly this will turn out for them.

    11. Significant-Common20 on

      He’s been saying that about Canadians and Danes and others for a year. Starmer got to appease harder if he wants special treatment.

    12. Pity poor David Frost, ex Brexit negotiator, who wore an article in the Telegraphy which said that the UK should align with the US … on the same day yerman pisses on the memory of British service people.

      Can’t find the article on their website – removed in shame

    13. Not only were those remarks factually incorrect, they were incredibly insulting to the European allies named, the soldiers who served, and the families who lost loved ones.

      The conclusion from Trump’s casual lying is that he could care less what is true. He uses words like magic spells that he thinks will have the effect he wants. Their link to reality really doesn’t matter any more. He is personally untouchable, and anyway leaving chaos in his wake keeps his detractors occupied while he barrels ahead doing anything he wants.

    14. Good. Stand firm. Push back – we need pressure applied from the outside as well. So many Americans respect your Article 5 action and honor your sacrifice.

    15. [Notable that during his military service Harry was deployed twice to Afghanistan (his first tour being cut short because Bild leaked details of where he was and that put the base he was in at higher risk, so they pulled him off the line) and saw combat there both as infantry and as gunner in an apache helicopter](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6R4X7OeL3Mc)

    16. I have talked to some people in the British military and they aren’t overly enthusiastic about members of the Royal family. Wasn’t there a thing about one of them having extra security detailed to their unit, and getting a satellite phone in their tent? 

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      What I’ve learned in recent years having a royal in your unit has been awkward and painful. 

      Oddly, and I’m just going on personal and therefore highly suspect anecdotal experience, I’ve also talked to people who served in the Falklands/Malvinos conflict   and no one had a bad word to say about the Royal family member who saw action there. 

    17. The-Musical-Fruit on

      Dear European friends… I am so so sorry. I can only tell you that Americans (even former supporters) are FINALLY starting to wake up and it’s palpable. It’s not going to be easy or quick but I believe we will rectify this damage to our friendship somehow.

    18. The US is just another “shit-hole country” now. Expect nothing but disrespect, corruption and cowardice. It’s all very sad.

    19. Afghanistan was the canary in the coal mine when it came to the problems with NATO. Multiple European countries had to be dragged into that hell hole because Americans were too retarded to stop some bedouins flying planes into the WTC, which was a consequence of their foreign policy in the middle east in which the EU was barely involved. It caused a huge loss of life and terrible consequences on the continent, like the terrorist attacks by Al Qaeda in the UK and Spain.

      We should have told them to fuck off when they invoked article 5. Germany and France were smart enough to do that with Iraq, these statements by Trump et al vindicate them. I hope the UK will finally realize that the “special relationship” is just them being their most valuable lapdog, that’s how Americans see you when you essentially put your countrymen lives on the line for them

    20. It’s insane, coming from a country that is all about their military to repeatedly disrespect those countries, it’s soldier and those who died fighting in their stupid wars.

    21. The White House just posted an AI generated picture of Trump with a penguin walking on ice with snow covered mountains in the background and both the Greenlandic and USA flags.

      A penguin. What is a penguin doing on Greenland?
      https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penguin
      “Penguins are a group of flightless, semi-aquatic, sea birds which live almost exclusively in the Southern Hemisphere. Only one species, the Galápagos penguin, lives at, and slightly north of, the equator.”

      https://www.dr.dk/nyheder/indland/groenland/live-storpolitisk-drama-mellem-usa-danmark-og-groenland?focusId=10910575

      The scary part is I do not think Trump is hurting people deliberately. He has just never in his life pursued knowledge.

    22. I think every European country that had soldiers dying fighting for the U.S. should *demand* an unconditional apology and a *thank you!*

      Both from Donold and from the U.S. people who voted this filth to be the representative of their country.

    23. Different_Donut9345 on

      If people stopped talking about him he’d disappear up his own arsehole. Fucking cretin.