Nothing useful comes out of their mouths, by Sonja van den Ende

Are Europe’s rulers a bunch of coke heads? From Sonja van den Ende at strategic-culture.org:

Examples of EU leaders show that at least some of them may be lying and cheating because they are on drugs, most likely cocaine, a plausible explanation.

In recent times, it has become apparent that the European elites – by which I mean politicians, as well as the heads of large international organizations such as NATO or the European Union (EU) – are making increasingly absurd and insulting statements. They seem detached from reality, having completely lost touch with their populations. Certain Western media outlets further amplify these bizarre pronouncements, reporting them uncritically without challenging their leaders’ behavior or providing meaningful analysis.

Before delving deeper, let’s examine some recent examples of the “strange” conduct exhibited by Western politicians, elites, and media.

The most glaring example is NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte, the former Dutch Prime Minister (who held office for 13 years). His behavior during the NATO summit on June 24–25 – hosted for the first time in The Hague – was so peculiar that Dutch media described it as a spectacle. The event plunged The Hague, and nearly the entire country, into a quasi-lockdown.

The Western world seemed to hold its breath as U.S. President Trump arrived in The Hague. While no one knelt before him, Rutte attempted what he called a “charm offensive.” According to Western media citing psychologists, Trump’s unpredictability supposedly requires excessive flattery to sway him.

But Rutte went too far, making himself and the Netherlands look ridiculous by referring to Trump as “Daddy” during discussions on Iran and Israel. In reality, the U.S. focused solely on Iran and Israel at the summit, leaving Ukraine to the Europeans. Rutte portrayed Trump as a paternal figure maintaining “world peace,” even proposing – alongside others – that Trump be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. Ironically, Rutte himself, as NATO’s chief, appears to have abandoned diplomacy, preferring instead to leave that to the Russians.

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