There are a large number of Germans in America. Why are America and Germany never close?

First of all, this question is not very scientific. How can the population of the other country be used to judge the relationship between the two countries? If we follow this logic, why does the United States always restrict the development of our country? After all, there are quite a few Chinese in America. The relationship between the two countries depends first on whether it is driven by the same interests, and secondly on whether the political system of the country has the intention of leaning towards a certain country. These are some correct judgment methods.

The United States is good to Israel, not because there are many Jews in the United States, but because there are many rich people in the United States. The United States is a country with capital as its main position. It can be said that the decisions of the Congress and the President are largely based on the interests of domestic leading enterprises, and many of the largest shareholders of these leading enterprises are Jews. Moreover, the United States also made its fortune by weapons, and weapons companies also controlled domestic politics. The Middle East has always been an ideal place for these companies.

Look at Germany again. It is true that this country has money, and the United States has always wanted to increase Germany's military spending in NATO. This Germany is certainly not desirable, and now that Germany is strong, it does not want the United States to station troops in its own place.

In Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Cleveland, school teaching is also half English and half German. Even then, home of the brave had a widely accepted German version, and many German immigrants sang the national anthem in German. Although some Germans still regarded Germany as their motherland at that time, they could not influence the decision-making of the American government.