The meeting between newly elected U.S. President Donald Trump and NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte in Palm Beach, Florida, highlights an intriguing theory – that NATO’s military oligarchy anticipated Trump’s return to power and proactively took steps to adapt to new geopolitical realities.
Rutte, who succeeded Jens Stoltenberg as NATO Secretary General, replaced a leader known for his openly anti-Trump rhetoric. This replacement appears to many as a strategic move by the alliance to ensure better relations with a U.S. president expected, according to some analyses, to reclaim the White House.
Rutte, a former Dutch Prime Minister, demonstrated remarkable skill in maintaining pragmatic relations with the U.S. administration during Trump’s first term from 2017 to 2021. This makes him an ideal ally for rebuilding and stabilizing transatlantic ties. His appointment as NATO’s Secretary General now seems more than mere coincidence – it appears to be a calculated move by the alliance, fully aware of the political trajectory of the United States.
The theory gains further weight considering NATO’s silence on reports that Rutte traveled to Florida on a Dutch government plane, while discussions reportedly centered on global security issues. Such discretion suggests the alliance is already working to secure a stable platform for cooperation with the Trump administration.
If this theory proves accurate, it would signify that NATO’s military-political elite once again demonstrated its ability to predict and adapt to turbulent times, solidifying its status as a key player in the global security arena.
Or perhaps this isn’t about prediction and adaptation at all. Maybe it’s simply that the arms industry and occult oligarchs are orchestrating the events themselves. /POSKOK/