Make Europe White Again

Trump Just Blew Up the Transatlantic Alliance.

Let’s not mince words. The Trump regime’s new National Security Strategy (NSS) isn’t just a policy document; it’s a declaration of war on the established European order. Tucked inside a 33-page roadmap dedicated to keeping America “the greatest (white) nation,” Washington just signed a virtual endorsement deal with Europe’s most disruptive, nationalist forces.

The message to Berlin, Paris, and Brussels is crystal clear: Your entire identity is failing, and we’re siding with your critics.

The document doesn’t just critique Europe’s economy; it goes straight for the jugular, claiming the continent faces “civilisational erasure” within the next two decades. What’s the culprit? According to the NSS, it’s a toxic brew of EU integration undermining sovereignty, migration policies “transforming the continent,” and the alleged suppression of free speech and political opposition. This isn’t polite diplomatic language. This is “America First” throwing gasoline on Europe’s internal culture wars. The administration, in a shocking move, explicitly embraced key concepts of the “great replacement” conspiracy theory, warning that several European nations—potentially including NATO allies—risk becoming “majority non-European” “within a few decades at the latest.”

Forget subtlety. The White House is arguing that if current trends persist, Europe will be “unrecognisable in 20 years or less.” The solution? U.S. policy must now focus on “cultivating resistance to Europe’s current trajectory within European nations.” You read that right. The U.S. government is advocating for regime change in the political identity of its closest allies.

This whole affair confirms what we already knew: the Trump White House is making its bet on the rise of the European far-right. The strategy openly describes the “growing influence of patriotic European parties” as a “cause for great optimism.” Whether it’s the Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) in Germany—whose senior figures have enjoyed high-level meetings in Washington—or other right-wing parties currently leading polls or holding coalition power, the message is simple: these parties are the key to Europe’s “revival of spirit.” Traditional allies like Germany were, predictably, unimpressed. Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul noted that the U.S. remains vital for security, but “questions of freedom of expression or the organisation of our free societies” are matters Europe can handle without outside “advice.” Translation: Mind your own business, Uncle Sam.

This ideological alignment bleeds directly into geopolitical friction, particularly concerning Ukraine. The NSS accuses Europeans of lacking “civilisational self-confidence” and showing weakness toward Russia. At a moment when the U.S. seeks an “expeditious cessation of hostilities”—a path blatantly favoring Russian territorial gains—the NSS claims that Washington is “at odds with European officials who hold unrealistic expectations for the war.” In short, Europe’s continued resistance to Moscow is framed not as brave defense, but as irrational idealism driven by unstable governments that “trample on basic principles of democracy.” This stunning geopolitical framing echoes the brutal ideological attacks we’ve seen from figures like Vice-President JD Vance, setting the stage for a full-blown transatlantic fracture over the future of Eastern Europe.

If you want to understand the dark side of this new nationalist fervor, look no further than the news tucked into the strategy’s backdrop: the recent arrests of The Base neo-Nazis in Spain. This American-originated, hyper-violent neo-Nazi terror group, whose leader, Rinaldo Nazzaro, is currently chilling in Russia, was actively working to recruit and train cells in Europe. The Spanish cell was highly organized, stockpiling weapons, and explicitly endorsing the goal of establishing a white ethnostate in Ukraine’s Zakarpattia region. Nazzaro, a former Homeland Security analyst, has been repeatedly accused of being a Russian intelligence asset, allegations that gained traction when his group reportedly offered bounties for assassinating Ukrainian figures.

The policy of “cultivating resistance” on one hand, while an American-led, Russian-linked extremist group spreads chaos on the other, creates a terrifying symmetry. It underscores the danger of elevating narratives about “civilisational erasure” when the most extreme elements are already primed for “calculated ruthlessness” and paramilitary action. The result is a foreign policy where the U.S. appears to be outsourcing its ideological goals to both established far-right political parties and the shadowy realm of transnational extremists. Welcome to the new transatlantic reality.