The idea of Germany gaining access to nuclear weapons has sparked a strong international reaction and serious concerns about the future of Europe’s security.
Merz is at the forefront of European leaders who are now openly debating how to address the potential risk of a nuclear attack without relying on American support. This knee-jerk reaction is due to the panic the liberal order has about the strained state of the transatlantic alliance during Donald Trump’s leadership. According to the news, discussions include strategies to enhance regional security and cooperation, highlighting a notable shift in priorities for self-reliance during a time of political uncertainty. Merz says Britain and France may need to “share” their nuclear weapons, as America can’t be relied on to defend NATO.
Here we go again!
Germany is now in an untenable situation, caught between several distant big rocks and many hard places back home in the EU. With the United States and Russia holding the country’s industrial growth in thumbscrews now, it appears Merz and his allies are all set for another ultimate solution. This particular one will probably lead to eradicating the fatherland for good. Nukes in Germany, under German control! What could go wrong? The Russians have already been forced into military action by a German chancellor lying about the Minsk agreements. German leaders have sent tanks and other weapons, plus billions, to prop up an Ukraine regime that rose to prominence on the back of Baderites (Nazis) and NATO machinations aimed at pushing Russia into a corner. Politico.eu quoted Merz saying:
“We need to have discussions with both the British and the French — the two European nuclear powers — about whether nuclear sharing, or at least nuclear security from the U.K. and France, could also apply to us.”
According to many geostrategists, U.S. Vice President JD Vance has also suggested withdrawing American troops from Germany, which could severely undermine Europe’s security framework geostrategicists. As you might expect, the British and the French are losing their minds, wondering how to appease Trump or drive a wedge between America and Russia. It’s no secret that France’s Macron is behind this lunacy. The French president has suggested this nuclear-sharing move for over a decade now. But there’s a huge problem.
Macron Versus Goliath – Uh Oh!
France and the UK would be hard-pressed to put 500 nuclear warheads into action using their rusty old submarines or aircraft. Russia, on the other hand, fields the world’s largest nuclear arsenal with ten times as many nukes. I won’t get into newly developed hypersonic weapons that are unstoppable. We needn’t go into what doomsday would look like for Western Europe if these nincompoops expand on their grand defence strategy. But the rhetoric of these most colonial or former colonial nations is stunningly stupid. An asinine headline from The Telegraph’s “Industry” editor Matt Oliver reads, “How the return of British tactical nuclear weapons could save Europe.” This sort of irresponsible showmanship should make every Englishman quiver with anxiety. The UK, with France and Germany attacking Russia, would undoubtedly make Vladimir Putin break out into raucous laughter. He’s already told Londoners he’s prepared to make a hole where their fair city currently stands if the need arises.
To make matters worse, there are “analysts” and advisors out there calling for South Korea, Japan, and Poland to get their own nukes, too! Fortunately, President Trump and his new team of aides seem to have a handle and strategy to create a positive world reset. On Ukraine and Zelensky, DOGE head and the world’s richest man, Elon Musk, said President Trump is right to exclude Zelensky from the coming peace talks because the Kyiv dictator is, as Musk put it, Zelensky’s regime is a disgusting graft machine. The American president has also said the EU has done nothing to stop this senseless conflict and that Zelensky has no cards to negotiate.
The German leadership and their European elite puppet pals are trying hard to create some kind of Joker or wild card to get a seat at the table with Trump and Putin. My bet is it won’t work. The proposition is preposterous, even if the former Axis nation does get their hands on a few thermonuclear toys. This would only paint a big bullseye on Berlin, the same way the Aegis systems deployed in Poland and Romania make those countries necessary targets. I hope my friends in Romania and Germany feel me here. I’d hate for history to repeat itself in hyperspeed, especially by the suggestions of the Rothschild altar boy in Paris.
Phil Butler, is a policy investigator and analyst, a political scientist and expert on Eastern Europe, he’s an author of the recent bestseller “Putin’s Praetorians” and other books
