Staff Reports
In the latest fever dream of left-wing lunacy, U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer has taken it upon himself to criticize U.S. President Donald Trump for speaking the truth about NATO’s role in Afghanistan. It seems Starmer, cozying up to globalist cheerleaders, wants to lecture Americans on what really went down in that chaotic war. Yet, when Trump dares to call it like it is, pointing out that some NATO troops weren’t exactly charging into combat, the left cries scandal.
Starmer, a darling of liberal elites, must think he’s auditioning for a role in some international morality play. But let’s get real. Which nation bled the most and drove the Taliban back? It certainly wasn’t some of the countries that often held back while America did the heavy lifting. And yet, it’s Trump who gets flak for saying what we’ve all known for years.
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What makes Starmer’s claims even more laughable is the selective outrage he chooses to display. Where was this sanctimonious concern for accountability when Biden disgracefully pulled out of Afghanistan, leaving allies and equipment in the dust? His government just looked the other way, nodding along with every disastrous decision. But now, Trump, the man who put American interests first, is their favorite target.
The relationship between Trump and NATO was one of tough love. Trump told these globalist organizations they needed to pay their fair share and pull their own weight. Yet, somehow, the narrative spun against Trump was one of chaos and disrespect. But what truly distressed the swamp creatures was how Trump called out the phonies and made no apologies for insisting that everyone stand up for themselves, their soldiers, and their taxpayers.
Keir Starmer can play at being the wise sage of international affairs, but the reality is stark. Without a leader who is willing to confront uncomfortable truths, we are doomed to stumble into avoidable disasters. The question is, who will have the audacity to stand up next time? Certainly not the Keir Starmers of the world.
