Desperate Europe." During the first Trump

"Desperate Europe." During the first Trump administration, Trump warned the German delegation that the situation could be dangerous if Russia inhales gas while continuing to denuclearize, which makes the German delegation laugh. It is similar to Korea's description of Trump as a lunatic. However, as Trump predicted, the war in Ukraine broke out. Now that a war breaks out, the U.S. is doing everything it takes care of. The U.S. is still paying a large portion of NATO defense costs.

The frame of a Trump nut gangster is circulating with the canals of Panama, Greenland. Is Trump really a thug and trying to pout for no reason? While the Arctic is growing in geopolitical value, Denmark is as weak as Germany and is a blind thinker, so Russia would have judged that software or hardware would eventually gain control. There must have been intelligence.

If Europe, which does not even reflect on the war in Ukraine, is going to cause trouble again, and if the U.S. is going to do it again, don't they just give it away? The same goes for the Panama Canal. They must be warning because they think "near shoring" would fall under China's influence. China and Russia seem okay because they move insidiously and it doesn't show, but since Trump openly talks about it, the problem is that half-committed European and Mexican leaders think they are gangsters.

These days, Europe seems to see adolescent children who are not able to live independently at home, but are chattering with their parents. How did that happen? Honestly, does Europe have anything to say to the U.S. right now?

Of course, there is a rumor in the U.S. that Asia is next to Hong Kong and then Korea and Australia, so we should worry about ourselves first. But from a different point of view, Europe certainly doesn't seem to be the old Europe.

In my childhood, Professor Lee Won-bok's comic books were popular, and Europe was described as an advanced country that really led the world.

Now, nominal GDP per capita is similar to that of Spain and Italy, and PPP per capita is similar to that of Britain and France.

That means that Europe has not grown that much.

It's a really different story that the United States is now a pushover.

Professor Lee Won-bok visited Europe when he was in his 20s and thought, "How can there be such a prosperous place in the world?" Is it possible for us to live this well? lol