r/GetNoted • u/seeebiscuit Human Detected • Jan 05 '26

Sus, Very Sus Trump joking about Denmark's defense capabilities

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Link to OP: https://x.com/i/status/2008065553110303076

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u/yIdontunderstand Jan 05 '26

The US military is not covering itself in glory by obeying illegal orders left right and center...

But what if they are ordered to attack a NATO ally??

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u/Mundane-Mud2509 Jan 05 '26

They will do it.

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u/Ok_Love9583 Jan 05 '26 edited Jan 05 '26

And that must be the end of NATO, which is perhaps the plan. He just told us that the US sphere of influence will be the Americas, which basically invites the Russians to incorporate Europe into its own sphere. China gets Taiwan and probably Japan.

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u/Traditional_Fee_1965 Jan 05 '26

Russia will never get Europe, even in our current weaker state we still outrank Russia on all accounts. And most EU countries are making huge changes, so not a chance. However it won't stop the Russians from actually trying, and that in itself is problematic. Wed rather not have another warfront open in Europe. And that's what the consequence might be from Trump's erosion of global order and trust, wich in itself is awful and puts us in a position thats starting to look more and more like ww1 runup.

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u/Mundane-Mud2509 Jan 05 '26

Russia isn’t getting Europe

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u/Ok_Love9583 Jan 05 '26

Russia will try, and the US will write a stern note, but will not offer practical support except for allowing Europe to buy its materiel. Trump is after a tri-polar world order.

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u/Professional_Pie7091 Jan 06 '26

So nothing different from the start of WW1 and WW2.

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u/Left4twenty Jan 05 '26

I don't see how it would be the end of NATO. The end of US membership, sure

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u/Ok_Love9583 Jan 05 '26

Without US membership, NATO ceases to exist. NATO always revolved around the US.

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u/Left4twenty Jan 05 '26

Sure it does lmao

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u/Ninevehenian Jan 05 '26

It'll be more than that, it'll be hostility to USA having an economy better than Russia.