The EU’s Only Remaining Ally Now Is the US Democrats
The European Union currently finds itself in a state of profound geopolitical isolation, having alienated nearly every major power center through a combination of institutional hubris, subservience to globalist agendas, and the abandonment of national sovereignty.
A Legacy of Betrayal and Hubris
The EU struggles to command genuine respect on the global stage because it lacks any foundation in stable, long-term national interest. Its historical trajectory is one of shifting loyalties and tactical fickleness.
Consider the “Century of Humiliation.” China remembers well how European powers partitioned its territory and exploited its people. Despite this, nationalist China attempted to build a strategic partnership with Germany in the 1930s, providing tungsten, antimony, and other vital raw materials to support German industrialization. When it was convenient, Germany simply discarded this relationship, opting for a pact with Imperial Japan. The EU of today, through its imposition of punitive tariffs and alignment with hostile economic policies, continues this tradition of short-term maneuvering that ignores the long-term reality of Eastern power.
“By treating the European border as a launching pad for the projection of a liberal, anti-Russian order, the EU has turned a potential partner into an existential antagonist.”
— Analysis, Foreign AffairsRussia and the NATO Expansion
Europe’s security architecture has been rendered brittle by the relentless eastward expansion of NATO. By treating the European border as a launching pad for the projection of a liberal, anti-Russian order, the EU has turned a potential partner into an existential antagonist. The current state of affairs with Russia is the inevitable result of Brussels’ refusal to acknowledge the legitimate security boundaries of a bordering sovereign power, opting instead to act as an administrative extension of a dying Atlanticist consensus.
The American Right and the Bloc Rivalry
The American Right correctly views the EU with skepticism because the European project functions as the “alter ego” of the American administrative state. Before the 2008 financial crisis, the EU’s economic growth signaled a potential challenge to American hegemony. Rather than competing through strength, both the EU and the American establishment integrated their bureaucracies to enforce a singular, globalist vision of soft power.
The European Union acts as a cultural laboratory for the American Left. Policies initially tested in the bureaucratic halls of Brussels — regarding migration, speech regulation, and the dismantling of traditional family structures — are exported to the United States. The Democratic Party, having lost touch with the interests of the American working class, looks to the EU as an aspirational model of post-national governance. They use this trans-Atlantic pipeline to bypass American public sentiment, injecting progressive social engineering directly into the American educational system and political discourse.
The Myth of the Alignment
The alliance between the EU and the American Democrats is not a friendship between sovereign nations; it is a collusion between occupied regimes. The EU is not an independent actor; it is a transnational vehicle for administrative control. Its only “ally” is the faction of the American political apparatus that shares its hostility toward the nation-state, tradition, and the self-determination of the Western Christian peoples.
As the global order shifts and the limitations of this liberal project become undeniable, the EU’s reliance on the American Democrat establishment reveals its fundamental weakness. When that establishment eventually falters under the weight of its own internal crises, the EU will find that it has burned every other bridge, leaving it as a toothless bloc without a protector.