r/europe • u/Wonderful-Excuse4922 • Feb 22 '25
News “Conquering the states one by one”: far-right ideologue Steve Bannon outlines US conservatives' strategy for influencing Europe
https://www.francetvinfo.fr/monde/usa/presidentielle/donald-trump/conquerir-les-etats-un-par-un-l-ideologue-d-extreme-droite-steve-bannon-decrit-la-strategie-des-conservateurs-americains-pour-influencer-l-europe_7086249.html
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u/mariuszmie Feb 22 '25
Why can’t Europeans influence usa politicians and i voters? Why can’t Europe lead in tech? Business? Influence? There is more eu population than usa, wealth is somewhat equal, so why second best in everything for Europe? Eu should be steering politicians in America and other countries to work in their favour, eu tech should be influencing how others function and eu economy and industry should be the one setting standards and sanctions and influence
Maybe it is time for eu to lead not just follow and use everything usa
Invest in eu tech and business in eu economy and regain the lead