America under Trump: no longer polite or orderly.

Feb 16, 2026

February 16, 2026

Dear Patriot,

We were not expecting to see the harsh comparison between the weak, ill-educated, shallow, silly American Democrats and our amazing Secretary of State, Marco Rubio.

But we saw videos of both from the Munich Security Conference that make it clear; the Democrats have a weak bench. All they can do is trash our country and our current President.

If you missed the videos of Hillary Clinton , Governor Whitmire of Michigan , and former bartender AOC , treat yourself to the best the Democrats have. In fact the Dems are so sure of these people they sent them to Munich to shine on the world stage. There was no shining. The Democrats are an embarrassment to the country. They can not sell their failed ideas to Americans in fair elections so they went to Europe which is crumbling under the same bad policies.

What President Trump and his team are trying to accomplish is breathtaking. It will receive massive pushback from the worldwide globalist communists.
Pray that God gives them strength and resolve to see this master plan through.

Today, spend some time with…

Secretary Rubio’s excellent speech.
how liberal policies ruin everything.
the ramifications of an immediate census.
mounting fraud by blue states.
inflations slow turn.

1- Sadly, it is rare in these days to hear a speech that reminds the world of the reasons there is a United States of America.

It is also unusual to hear praise of the history, culture and accomplishments of Europe. It is being erased so, of course, it does not matter anymore.

Secretary Rubio’s direct and hopeful message is the outline of what we are naming the Trump World Plan for Peace and Prosperity.

Secretary Rubio quote: “We in America have no interest in being polite and orderly caretakers of the West’s managed decline.”

YES! We voted for that!

Rubio quote: “I am here today to leave it clear that America is charting the path for a new century of prosperity, and that once again we want to do it together with you, our cherished allies and our oldest friends.”

Europe, turn your back on communism, again, and help us make peace and prosperity.

At this link, you can view the entire speech (just 22 minutes) and read along with the transcript provided.

Listen once. Listen again.
Then SHARE it with all in your orbit.

Dr. Robert W. Malone on Substack

Secretary Marco Rubio remarks - Munich Security Conference

QUOTE: Standing ovations, emotional moments, and powerful words. Marco Rubio delivered a historic speech in Munich that sparked strong reactions among world leaders and attendeesIn his February 2026 address to the Munich Security Conference, Secretary of State Marco Rubio delivered a sweeping call for Western renewal, framing the transatlantic alliance as rooted in shared civilization rather than mere strategic convenience. Speaking against the backdrop of the conference’s Cold War origins, Rubio argued that the post-Cold War era’s assumptions, the “end of history,” borderless globalism, and unfettered free trade, have proven dangerously misguided, leading to deindustrialization, mass migration, and the erosion of Western sovereignty.

Rubio outlined a vision for revitalizing the U.S.-European partnership under the Trump administration, one focused on re-industrialization, supply chain independence, border security, and competing aggressively in emerging technologies like AI and commercial space. He placed particular emphasis on immigration, asserting that mass migration resulting from the pursuit of “a world without borders” threatens “the cohesion of our societies, the continuity of our culture, and the future of our people.” Rubio defended border control as a fundamental expression of national sovereignty rather than xenophobia, calling the failure to control who and how many people enter Western nations “an urgent threat to the fabric of our societies and the survival of our civilization itself.”

He criticized international institutions for ineffectiveness while calling for their reform rather than abandonment, citing recent American actions in Gaza, Ukraine, Iran, and Venezuela as examples of necessary hard power. The speech’s emotional core emphasized cultural and spiritual bonds between America and Europe, tracing the United States’ heritage directly to European roots through vivid personal and historical examples.

Rubio rejected the notion of managed Western decline, instead challenging European allies to be “proud of their culture and heritage” and capable of self-defense. His message was both an affirmation of transatlantic solidarity and a pointed demand that European nations shoulder greater responsibility for their own security and prosperity, in what he framed as a civilizational struggle for the West’s future.