Trump strikes hard Macron and mocks France's history

After rejecting the creation of a real European army that would bring out the need for protection from Washington and automatically EU countries' payments to the United States, Trump has reminded Macro of history and the time when Germany had invaded France during the two World Wars.

And that's what he did on social networks right after the first attack that came after he landed in Washington, after attending the ceremony for the celebration of Artistic Day in Paris over the weekend.

Trump reminds the French leader that Europe cannot come out alone and that it needs the United States as a savior.

“Emmanuel Macro suggests building his army to protect Europe against USA, China and Russia. But it was Germany in World Wars One and Two. What then happened to France? They began learning German in Paris before the United States intervened. Pay for NATO or stop!”, Trump blew up on Twitter.

But Trump did not stop the personal attack on Macron by saying that France's president is using the theme of a European army to make propaganda in his favor, as he has lost popularity among the French.

The problem is that Emmanuel suffers from a very low approval assessment in France, 26%, and an unemployment rate of almost 10%. He's trying to get his attention on another subject. By the way, there's no country more nationalist than France, very proud people and rightly so.. ..of the”, highlights Trump.

And if all these statements against his former friend were not enough, Trump closed the board of attacks on Macro with a post saying: “Let's make France the first again”.

Meanwhile, this <x0-war” opened by Trump comes, as in an interview a week before the Paris commemorations, Macron called for the creation of an EU army that can defend the continent “pa was based only on the United States”.

While Macro once had a close relationship with President Trump, the leadership's relations have broken. In a speech Sunday, Macro strongly denounced Trump's brand of nationalism, comparing it to forces that plunged Europe into conflict in the 20th century.

The old demons are resurface”, the French president warned. “History sometimes threatens to take back its tragic course and compromise our hope for peace. Let's promise that we will give peace priority over all”, Macro stressed.

He even rebuked his American counterpart in the eye, saying that his campaign message “The American of Para” is simply a nationalist brand, conveys Shqip.

Macron also stood at any moment near German Chancellor Angela Merkel, a familiar critic of Trump, with “chiftin” embracing the discovery of a memorial near Compigne, where Germany officially surrendered 100 years ago.