I completely understand you as a European. I see the same thing, here, on social media, in some newspapers, even in some family. After WWII, we had found kind

I completely understand you as a European. I see the same thing, here, on social media, in some newspapers, even in some family. After WWII, we had found kind of an agreement of balance, and a dynamic indeed to institute legality and coordination across nations for peace and progress. And the USA were the foundation and support of that, almost even as if it had been its mission. No wonder UN is based in New York for that matter. The most striking is the pace at which this unfolds. It's hard to feel hopeful, but hard to feel hopeless too. It's like grief. Something is broken and lost forever, but also, with darkness comes clarity of where the light comes from. So resolute to speak up and organise, yes.