This is not Europe. This is a circus. The psychiatric ward known as the European Parliament. As Europe sinks—amidst skyrocketing bills, industrial shutdowns, war on its borders, and out-of-control immigration—what are they doing at the European Parliament in Strasbourg? They are displaying a 2.6-meter-tall statue depicting a naked, gold-painted Trump straddling a man. The work is titled "The Orange Plague". It was introduced by a far-left Danish MEP, Per Clausen, and approved by the Strasbourg bureaucracy. Is this what is meant by the "dignity of Parliament"? The rules prohibit "offensive or provocative" displays. But if the person being offended is Trump—an American elected by 77 million citizens and the representative of Europe's principal ally—then anything goes. Imagine for a moment if someone displayed a statue of a naked Macron, a naked von der Leyen, or a naked African leader sitting atop a white person. It would spark a global scandal, provoking accusations of racism, sexism, and defamation. Those responsible would be kicked out within five minutes. But not with Trump. With Trump, it is open season for mockery and insults; anything is permissible. Because Trump embodies everything the EU loathes: the people voting against the elites, borders, identity, and the rejection of "green madness". This statue is not art. It is a snapshot of an infantilized European political class that, instead of engaging in real politics, indulges in the kind of satire found in radical activist squats. Instead of seriously engaging with the President of the United States, they mock him like a teenager on TikTok. "Dictators don't like being made fun of", the artist states. No. It is the unelected bureaucrats who fear the popular vote, and that is why they laugh at others. Shame on you, Strasbourg. An institution that costs 2 billion a year to display golden statuettes of a naked man. This is not Europe. This is a circus.