> From a user security standpoint, absolutely. But given that Europe relies on the US for military protection and trade, it’s unlikely to happen. Military prot

> From a user security standpoint, absolutely. But given that Europe relies on the US for military protection and trade, it’s unlikely to happen. Military protection from whom? Russia? Russia is not in a place to attack Europe. And the US can barely protect themselves from Russia. Who do you think the US is protecting Europe from? Because the saviour of Europe seems to be Turkey and their willingness to keep all the refugees at their border instead of letting them flood into Europe. And I don't think Europe relies on the US for trade. They export more to Swizterland and the UK than they do the US.The US are a massive trading partner, but to say they rely on them is a flasehood. And let's remember the EU has banned American products before. Apple is the main contender for those bans.