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Who's Afraid Of Emmanuel Macron?
Who's Afraid Of Emmanuel Macron?
Authored by J.B.Shurk via AmericanThinker.com,
French President Emmanuel Macron is doing that peculiar French thing again…acting tough while looking weak.
He gave a speech last Friday at Yonsei University in Seoul during which he demanded that nations not become “vassals” of China or the United States. Macron wants South Korea to join Canada, Australia, and the European Union in forming what he calls a “coalition of independence” (because “coalition of the willing” was taken) united by shared love for “international order,” “democracy,” and wasting money on “climate change.”
What a tool. I...
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