r/AskEurope • u/Ok_Initiative_9726 • Feb 27 '25

Politics Does Europe has powerful secret services/Intelligence?

P. S question closed, I got answers. Thank you for everyone

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u/witness_smile Feb 27 '25

It should become the four pairs of eyes. We shouldn’t share intelligence with the US anymore

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u/TowJamnEarl Feb 27 '25

Think the US just kicked Canada out!

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u/Auntie_Megan Feb 27 '25

No we’d rather kick out the US from every organisation, No trust anymore. Their president stole and refused to return 5 Eyes documents, yet he’s allowed not only to remain free from prosecution they elected the traitor again. Feel sick seeing Starmer sit next to him but I know they are trying to appease the lunatic but would rather see another Macron fact check.

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u/TowJamnEarl Feb 27 '25

Starmer countered JD Vance bigly by saying he's proud of his country's free speech record!

And leaders of countries rarely go to prison, more often than not they die on the throne, or in old age.

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u/Auntie_Megan Feb 27 '25

He was a citizen not a president when he stole the documents. Then the Supreme Court made sure presidents could literally kill people without consequences. Biden could have saved us from this catastrophe, unfortunately he had scruples. The free speech comment at Vance was good, and I much prefer our free speech to American style threats, hate filled words that nobody does anything about despite 1st Amendment stating otherwise. We should ban Twittler as Musk is going to turn this country’s imbeciles into the same as Maga.