US President Donald Trump's homeland security adviser Stephen Miller has released an extremely clear assessment by Washington of the role of international law. This is reported by the Telegram channel "Informant".
"International law is for weaklings. You can say whatever you want about international niceties and stuff like that. But we live in a real world that is governed by force, coercion, power," the American said.
Miller called this state of affairs the "iron law of the world."
EADaily also previously reported that Brussels, which is inferior to Greenland, is trying to bargain for at least something.
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