D.J. Trump, trois interpellations from a gentil litle French

Dear Mister President, Donald J. Trump

At the time you turn your back to Europa, at the time you bring in gift Ukraine to Russia, at the time you place over all values money and power, it seams that you have forgotten the history of your own land and what means be free and not under the thumb of an other nation. Do you remember the fourth July 1776, do you remember a Frenchman named Lafayette ? I don't think that for this help to get or stay independant, like Ukraine tries to do it, my country has wanted a lots of billion in exchange from George Washington ?

Do you know on the map of the world where Colmar is situated ? Do you know why this question ? You probably better know the gift made by my country, named Lady Liberty and perhaps the name of his author, Auguste Bartholdy. We gave the statue to your country as a gift to celebrate the hundred years of the independance of the United States. What is your gift because we were gentil ? Taxes, inside interferences in our democracies in order to built a leadership and dictate your point of view how a society should act ?

Do you know that "money cannot be eaten" ? It is not me who says it, but a gentil guy from your country, I guess you know who I mean, a native american tribe in New England. Do you know the complete citation "when the last tree is cut, the last fish is caught, and the last river is polluted; when to breathe the air is sickening, you will realize, too late, that wealth is not in bank accounts and that you can’t eat money. »  Your statement is "drill, baby, drill", so far away from the needs of our planet. It is not a gentil treatment of the planet and earn money cannot provide the existence of human. Each individual, each firm, each political responsible has a rule to play in the protection of the earth, think it over.

I know my letter will never reach you and is bullshit for you. I know your team knows better how the things have to work in this whole fucking world than a poor little frenchman. But it is never too late to set things right, Europe and great U.S.A. have a long common life, it is stronger than opportunistic deals whose sincerity remains to be proved.

Best regards, with my excuse for my english