This is the first of two posts I’m publishing over the next 24 hours, the intention of which is to expose the new National Security Plan for the betrayal of Europe that it is. I felt the subject deserved a detailed contribution to the conversation to expose the bare-faced lies of a man desperate to hang on to power that is slipping away little by little. I really do hope you get the opportunity to read both pieces.
As discussed at the end of the first post in this series, Trump is on a twin-track mission: tech domination and a cultural reimaging of Europe. He believes that the European regulatory culture is an obstacle to his benefactor’s ambitions for global economic dominance. This can’t be achieved without fracturing the EU, so he’s using the same playbook of fear and division he’s used in the US. He’s attempting to cast doubt on the US commitment to NATO, even prompting the creation of a new alliance, as outlined in an alleged extended version of the just-published National Security Strategy.
The new coalition discussed, would include the US, China, Russia, and India, and would also bring Japan into the fold. Needless to say, the White House denies any knowledge of the extended report, but it would be a natural extension of the plans outlined in the published document. There’s a clear intent to fracture the European alliance by offering explicit support to sympathetic hard-right political movements. The intention is to end the EU and install puppet governments in Germany, France and the UK. This represents a clear and present danger to European cohesion and security, and Trump is making no attempt to hide his intentions. The American people have come to learn that when he tells you what he intends to do, you should believe him.
We have reached a fork in the road where Europe and its allies, which, by the way, appears no longer to include the US, need to wake up to the reality of the ambitions of those for whom Trump is their useful idiot. The US is now the global headquarters for a voracious geopolitical monster, seeking to asset strip and subjugate the world under American rule. What Trump has succeeded in doing, both in his first term and since returning to the White House, is unquestionably make China great again. In an imbecilic attempt to crush the Chinese economy, Xi has raised a middle finger by posting a historic first-time $1 trillion trade surplus.
Trump, in my opinion, has concluded that the US cannot succeed in an economic war with China, so it makes sense to attempt to build an alliance with them and Russia, since he’s concluded that his original strategy to break Putin’s partnership with China is a non-starter. In addition, he seeks to add India to his new coalition to create a monopoly on cheap labour. He also believes that if he brings Japan into the fold, this will tie up the loose ends in technology innovation. On paper, this might all look peachy, but once he gets into the cage with the big dogs, Xi and Putin will eat him for lunch. It’s a classic example of Trump seeking self-enrichment at the expense of America’s already shattered global reputation.
This type of global rewiring goes well beyond the scope of a single-term president facing the real possibility of electoral annihilation in 2026, after which, there’s a high possibility he’ll be impeached and possibly removed from office. Chinese thinking is never short-term; it already has 10, 20 and 50-year plans in place, so there’s little a convicted criminal madman losing grip on power has to offer that would be of interest to China. Why would a nation that’s a decade ahead on infrastructure, manufacturing and power generation, want to hitch its wagon to a country with a pony express, Jessie James backwards-looking mentality?
Trump’s concept that Profit trumps everything, including moral decency, integrity and trust, is totally alien in a Chinese culture that’s not beholden to a shareholder corporate class. He would be inviting a tiger to lunch that would likely eat him by dinner. My aim here is to focus on the geopolitical foundational implications of his suicidal foreign policy. A policy which I believe will ultimately lead to the collapse of the tyranny millions of Americans are being forced to endure.
It’s easy to be blinded by the sandstorm of misdirection and disinformation. That’s precisely what this industrial corruption complex wants you to waste your energy on. It certainly does not wish to employ critical thought to look beyond the unicorns and rainbows Trump is trying to sell. Tragically, in many ways, the Epstein files have turned out to be the biggest distraction of the year. Once again, a corrupt administration has turned political discomfort into a win by buying time to use its control of the levers of the judicial system, to make ‘evidence’ so severely tainted as to be almost impotent.
The whole smoking gun has been buried under what is now effectively a mountain of cruel media titillation that’s highly unlikely to result in the long-overdue justice for every child and young woman sexually abused for the gratification of the rich and the powerful. The chances of the Epstein files bringing down Trump are, in my view, little to none, but He’s more than happy for Democrats to keep chasing that fox like a pack of bloodhounds, because while they chase that, nobody is paying attention to the things that can actually hurt him.
The only justice these women can ever hope to receive is from a new Administration committed to a fully transparent public inquiry. Unfortunately, rich men see the ability to abuse young women as a rite of passage. They still believe that, as Trump put it, ‘If you’re [rich] you can grab ‘em by the pussy’. As the father of a sexually abused daughter, I am deeply invested in justice being delivered to these long-suffering women. Alas, I fear the biggest obstacle is NOT lack of evidence, but the wealth and corruption that blight both parties, and America is drowning in it.
Returning to civilisational erasure, I feel it’s time to dispel the industrial-scale lies surrounding Trump and Vance’s deliberate false claims. Let’s get back to the root cause of mass migration in Europe: US foreign policy. I’m going to focus on the UK because, as a resident here, I have lived experience of the changes during my lifetime.
THESE ARE THE FACTS
Before the late 1990s, immigration and emigration to the UK were roughly balanced. THERE WAS NO IMMIGRATION PROBLEM. If we step back to after World War II, Britain needed to encourage immigration to rebuild the country following the destruction from the Luftwaffe. These were the autumn years of the British Empire, which, at its height, controlled 25% of the world’s landmass. The fantasy of a racially pure society that Trump is selling, aside from being a joke, is and always has been entirely impractical. Just as immigrants from around the world built America, the UK was rebuilt by significant immigrant labour following the war.
It was a war that became the glue holding the transatlantic alliance together for almost a century. The joint sacrifice of the men and women of our military has delivered peace and prosperity to the world we are privileged to inhabit today. Trump’s plans are an unconscionable betrayal of the sacrifices made by all those who gave their lives to preserve democracy. The reputation of a nation for which human rights and freedom have been the central tenet of US foreign policy is being dragged through the mud by one fiscally gluttonous man, driven by nothing but greed and self-enrichment. A man prepared to spit on the memories of fearless patriots and torch their sacrifice on the back of a catastrophic, unforced geopolitical error.
The first signs of significant UK and European immigration arrived in the early 2000s, as a direct result of the US war on terror and the Iraq war; further expansion included interventions in Libya and Syria. The culmination of US-led military actions has been directly responsible for massive population displacement, which culminated in the illegal Russian invasion of Ukraine. This is not the definition of European civilizational erasure; it’s the definition of cleaning up the mess of a failed US military interventionist policy, which Europe stupidly went along with. Ironically, the European rush to aid its US ally was in response to its NATO Article 5 obligations, the same obligation which Trump no longer seems to want to honour.
Between 1994 and 2000, net migration to Europe increased due to the EU’s enlargement. This was expected and was primarily accounted for in the expansion planning. However, after the start of the Afghanistan war, numbers surged to include those fleeing conflict in both Afghanistan and Iraq, both conflicts, might I add, that resulted in the death of 593 British soldiers, the largest contingent of non-Americans lost in the conflict. It remains the most significant sacrifice of British troops since the end of World War II. A sacrifice that clearly means nothing to a guy who dodged the military draft 5 TIMES.
Please take a moment to remember that these men and women lost their lives on what the US knew to be flawed intelligence. I have included a clip below out of respect for all of the fallen heroes of this conflict, remembering that their role was not to question their orders but to serve their country, a country that ordered them to fight in the service of an American-led war. A war that failed in its mission to deliver peace, instead handing Afghanistan back to the Taliban, abandoning Afghan women to the dreadful fate they face today.
The televised repatriations remain seared into my memory. They represented an endless stream of dignified grief through the streets of a small village called Wootton Bassett, now Royal Wootton Bassett, out of respect for the community that lined the village streets for every fallen hero, come rain, hail, or sunshine. To a president not fit to shine the boots of any one of them, I say SHAME ON YOU, Mr President. They did not give their lives for YOUR COUNTRY so that you might abdicate your responsibility to the alliance that sent them to war to die alongside your own fallen heroes. They deserve better, as do your European allies and your own fallen men and women.
In September 2014, the US counter-ISIS intervention led to the most significant influx of refugees, when in 2015, over one million sought refuge in Europe. Once again, the displacement was the result of further Western military intervention. The argument was that ISIS had to be stopped; the point is, ISIS was born out of the failed military intervention in Afghanistan. Every single road leads back to the White House, which spearheaded all these conflicts. NONE of them had a significant impact on US immigration. Instead, the 1.4 million Syrians displaced by the conflict settled in Europe, while just 18,007 were resettled in the US.
Germany hosts the most significant number of Syrian refugees, with about 716,728 registered migrants as of late 2024, with Sweden and Austria hosting 86,956 and 97,939. The balance was spread across Europe, including 20,000 in the UK. Since the original settlement programs, this number in the UK has doubled, and Syrians make up the 5th largest group in illegal small boat entries into the UK. The only thing responsible for the ‘erasure’ of European ‘civilisation erasure’, if this were a true statement, is US foreign policy.
There’s little doubt that the immigration explosion has arisen from the Afghanistan and Iraq wars, the civil war in Libya and Syria and finally Ukraine. Immigrants have fled many of these countries in fear for their lives. There is no question that immigration has also occurred as people escape poverty and deprivation caused by war.
In the final part of this series, we’ll examine Trump’s export of white replacement theory to Europe for political destabilisation purposes.
David Frum was right, there should be judicial retaliation on all of Trump’s minions and if the supreme court allows birth citizenship to be voided, then Vance and Miller should be booted out of America with their families and they can go and live in Hungary.
The easiest way to combat this is by helping Ukraine because Russia is attacking Europe with propaganda, cyber, and money by donating to far right politicians.