Elon Musk Thinks U.S. Should Leave NATO And The United Nations
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Elon Musk, who holds no official cabinet position in the administration, wrote on social media that he agrees the United States should leave NATO and the United Nations.
On Saturday, Musk quote-tweeted “I agree” to a post from someone who wrote, “It’s time to leave NATO and the UN.”
NATO and the U.N. did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
Martin Paasi, a member of the Finnish parliament, responded to Musk’s post, writing, “I don’t think anyone will trust the US government for the next few decades.”
Musk’s critique of NATO and the U.N. comes after Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance berated Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy when he visited the White House on Friday. Zelenskyy and Trump were trying to reach a deal that involved Zelenskyy handing over Ukraine’s rare earth mineral deposits in exchange for U.S. military aid that was already provided under former President Joe Biden.
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