Staff Reports
The European elite’s latest tantrum over America’s renewed backbone under the Trump administration is nothing short of laughable—and downright infuriating. European Council President Antonio Costa, a man who presides over the very bureaucracy strangling Europe’s freedoms in Brussels, dared to lecture the United States about “interference” in Europe’s political affairs. Let’s be clear: when your continent teeters on the edge of demographic collapse and civilizational erasure due to open borders and radical leftist policies, a little tough love from an American national security strategy is not only justified—it’s necessary.
Costa’s whine about “only European citizens deciding their own governments” rings hollow when those very citizens face censorship, mass migration, and political censorship pushed by unelected EU commissars and tech giants aligned with a left-wing agenda. Meanwhile, the Trump administration’s national security blueprint pulls no punches in identifying Europe’s weakness — a weakness baked into the EU’s obsession with unchecked immigration and punishing free speech. If the European elite can’t handle a sober American assessment, perhaps they should clean up their own house first instead of blaming the U.S. for telling obvious truths.
"The European leaders are trying to buy themselves time."
Former Commanding General of US Army Europe special adviser @MarkVoyger tells @darrenmcaffrey Europe is trying to placate Trump in order to keep US assets in the region as they bolster defences.https://t.co/Vco2QlKxfe pic.twitter.com/bZ8YQ8CL1x
— Sky News Politics (@SkyNewsPolitics) December 8, 2025
This bitter rebuke arrives against a backdrop of the Biden administration’s failed foreign policy, which tried to paper over Europe’s vulnerabilities with platitudes and hollow “alliances.” Trump’s return to a clear-eyed strategy dares to speak about the “civilizational erasure” European countries face, exposing the deadly consequences of open borders and radical progressivism. Instead of fluff about endless support for a Ukraine war that drags on Europe’s doorstep, America is finally pivoting to a pragmatic stance that includes normalizing ties with Russia—a move the Kremlin actually welcomed. That alone is a slap in the face to globalist warmongers who want Europe locked in perpetual conflict to justify their overreach.
Costa’s gripe about “freedom of information” is a bizarre distraction from the real censorship ongoing across EU member states, where nationalist voices are drowned out or demonized by the left-wing technocracy and Big Tech oligarchs. The Trump administration rightly calls out the complicity of these tech behemoths in stifling conservative viewpoints and crushing free speech. If Costa cares so much about speech freedom, maybe he should crack down on the information gatekeepers within his own ranks before whining about American intervention.
Europe’s so-called “stable relations” with Russia are nothing more than wishful thinking from leaders too weak or blinded by ideology to acknowledge the genuine threat hanging over their heads. Russia remains Europe’s most dangerous security challenge, especially if it ever wins the war in Ukraine. And what does the EU elite do? They scold the U.S. for putting America’s vital interests and security first while pretending the problem will simply disappear. This self-righteous finger wagging shines a light on the globalist project’s anti-American bias and its willingness to sacrifice Western civilization on the altar of open borders and leftist utopia.
If the West is serious about surviving and thriving, it must stop listening to feckless Eurocrats and career politicians who demand unconditional loyalty while undermining their own people. America under Trump isn’t “interfering” — it’s waking Europe up before it’s too late. The question is, will the continent’s elites finally grow a spine and save their own civilization? Or will they just keep crying about American “meddling” while Europe quietly disappears?
