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They had their Brexit moment and retreated; they never had their Trump, and mock ours.
I have let them go. Meaning, I no longer consider them a sister nation and have not for some time. They are really no allies of ours and I am not alone in thinking that.
The Atlantic from here to there has grown considerably chilly. They have always believed it's all on their side. They are wrong.
You'd be surprised how many of them support Trump. It's just not reported.
There's a power vacuum in the UK. Not a good sign.
I was in Europe prior to the Brexit vote, and met an English couple that could have been Tea Party folks.
And.....they did seize the Iranian ship per America's request.
I'd count on their foreign policy before Germany's.
Oh there's no doubt about that. Germany is long gone as an ally as far as I'm concerned; they haven't been our ally for years. Statistically even way back in the Obama years they gave America about a 50% "approval" rating. They don't like us. Their population doesn't like us. With Trump now it's open season.
Traveling here in the US about ten years or so ago we met a fine British couple in the heartland. Their children lived in the US and they were moving too. Even then, they said, they barely recognized their country. I shared that I had been there in the late 80s and they said I wouldn't even recognize it now. They were getting out before it all got worse. So yes there are conservative liberty-loving people there....but sadly, I guess, not enough.
There is some sort of insanity that possessed the elites, here, but especially in Britain.
If you ever get the chance, this is quite an expose...
Have you noticed how often those who support child rape indicate a serious post is funny to them?
This is cult behavior in action.
Rectitude, it seems, is in short supply.