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You are correct, but you made a terminal mistake - you based your thesis on the false claim that the EU is independent or even a rival to America.
No. You do not understand how deep the penetration actually goes. I am not going to preach to the choir about NS or the $1tril or the war or Brexit as you surely know all of it. What you didn't know and what no one in this thread has ever heard, or in fact almost no one at all period, is that all of this has happened before. Yes, everything that you see right now, that you have identified as this humiliating feeling of someone influencing the entirety of this continent's politics and economy, has happened 15 years ago. To the full submission and agreement of the "independent leaders" that you're vesting your trust in.
I am talking about the 2008 crash. You know about this graph and that Europe basically became a mediocre museum and lost its superpower drive right there and then. You know that America did phenomenally well with the QEs and the hundreds of billions of bail-out gibs, yet somehow didn't get affected by the downsides. Well, the missing piece is that it was offloaded into the piggy bank that they smash whenever the US economy is collapsing - the EU.
What they did is they established quick swap lines with the Fed and the ECB where the dumping of billions, no, *hundreds of billions* of dollars, could be achieved expediently without any of the goyim noticing. In 2006, Europe held about 50 billion dollars for their normal bank operations. In 2008, Europe held 450 (!!!) billion dollars. No country or organization would ever rush to soak up hundreds of billions of pre-covid inflation dollars of a collapsing and deprecating economy that is printing them en masse. They were not doing something that benefited Europe in any way, they were helping America out by deferring its domestic inflation onto the continent, in proportions that sound like a schizophrenic conspiracy theory.