It seems that the gun-toting hot dog from Estonia, Kaja Kallas, who wants continued war with Russia, has become a bit too much even for the EU bureaucracy. She has been iced-out of taking part in a strategic, i.e., military, planning document for the European Union, even though she is in charge of foreign policy for the Union. Her “limitations” have been revealed in recent statements she made confusing the legislative power with the executive power. She has also locked horns with that other catwoman of the EU, Ursula von der Leyen, who distanced Kallas from the Ukraine issue.
It’s not just the elite that have taken note of Kallas’s “limitations.” A video is circulating widely in which German MEP Martin Sonneborn (a former satirical writer) speaking at a May 6 hearing in the European Parliament about Cuba, at which Kallas was the main speaker, questioning her qualifications: “You have no idea about the affairs in Cuba. Or in Europe. Or in the world. And you know as much about diplomacy and foreign policy as you do about brain surgery. I would have a more meaningful conversation with my pet hamster about black holes in dwarf galaxies.” Kallas, surprisingly or not, showed no reaction.
More generally, the decline of Kallas indicates the total confusion of the EU caused by the decisive shift toward peace by the Trump Administration. They’re still trying to catch up, and more heads may roll.
