US Military Threat? Denmark Panics Over Trump, Not Decades of Intervention
A Danish intelligence report, dutifully amplified by ABC News, frets over a potential Trump return disrupting U.S. military reliability. One might wonder why fears over 'US military threat' only surface when the man at the top threatens to deviate from the established program of perpetual intervention. It's a selective amnesia, ignoring decades of Washington's foreign policy that has destabilized
regions, propped up dictators, and overthrown democracies under both Republican and Democratic administrations—all under the guise of 'maintaining global order.' This 'threat' isn't new; it's just getting a new, orange face. The underlying machinery of global military projection, the sprawling network of 750+ overseas bases documented by David Vine, and the trillions in defense spending, persist.
Denmark's intelligence apparently finds the consistency of endless wars less threatening than a politically unpredictable disruptor. It seems they prefer their global hegemon predictable, even when predictably devastating.