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Who guarantees your safety? European countries are asking the same question. They used to have an answer. Canada has to watch out, otherwise they'll become part of the USA, which they probably want to prevent. That prospect of Canada becoming usurped into the USA is just MSNOW hype fed to their unquestioning hair-on-fire audience of twinkies. I have foolproof reasoning to support that. The closest thing that the US has to Canada is Minnesota. Tim Walz has been elected to the guv of Minn twice. There is a massive contingent of people in the US who are not going to let the US usurp a giant Minnesota into the voting base. You can sleep easy. Nor do we want you Europeans to latch onto us and guarantee involvement in your wars. Puerto Rico has been a big enough problem to not want giant problems. Trump had the clarity to see that NATO was the USA. Now, after his disruption the Europeans are getting involved in financing and organizing their own defense without an assumed default to American taxpayers. Tell the Germans...that's a good thing.
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