Keir Starmer says he will ‘never choose’ between Europe and the United States.. But he may have to choose between Europe and the Trump regime. Trump ≠ USA. - ThreadSky

jameswoodfield.bsky.social • 15 hours ago

Keir Starmer says he will ‘never choose’ between Europe and the United States..
But he may have to choose between Europe and the Trump regime.
Trump ≠ USA.

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tessadk.bsky.social•13 hours ago

This part @jameswoodfield.bsky.social

thomasschmall.bsky.social•54 minutes ago

The USA voted for him.
After the first time, maybe the trust could've been repaired. After the second time, it's a clear pattern that voters like this and may at any time vote for a fascist again, who'll break all agreements.

jameswoodfield.bsky.social•9 minutes ago

Yes, but we should remember that those voters were voting for someone who was a genius businessman, who cares about them, wants to root out corruption in government, to bring prices down, put wages up, and make their lives generally better.
Trump is not such a person.
They were duped.

robinkoch.bsky.social•13 hours ago

Until he does....

kiersturmer.bsky.social•13 hours ago

trump is the president of the USA and also is the commander in chief of USA military forces though

jameswoodfield.bsky.social•13 hours ago

Of course. He is also arguably the enemy of the American people themselves, as they are now beginning to find out.

tessadk.bsky.social•13 hours ago

I agree with you James.

jussijk.bsky.social•14 hours ago

The obvious problem is that you can't trust any level of the US government when Trump has almost dictatorial powers.

jameswoodfield.bsky.social•13 hours ago

Yes, that is true. I meant that even the Americans themselves can’t trust Trump to be on their side. We shouldn’t stop considering the USA & its people as fundamentally our friends & allies, even if we are forced to consider the Trump regime as a treacherous enemy.

mattkavanagh.bsky.social•2 hours ago

You’re missing the scale of the problem. It’s a GOP regime. They could impeach Trump any day but refuse not to. And that’s an entirely different problem than a mad king.

jameswoodfield.bsky.social•1 hour ago

You’re right, of course.
But then, ‘Not all Republicans...’
We had a mad king recently, too.

jussijk.bsky.social•12 hours ago

Agreed. Still, the regime is a massive problem and a lot of the damage done might be irreversible. Can't even imagine the amount of work that will have to be done.

bournemouth4eu.bsky.social•11 hours ago

I suspect Starmer's wording is deliberate.

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