Donald Von Shitzhizpantz the legend continues.

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this cut and paste was obviously put together by a neutral non-biased journalist

I guaranty he has know idea what he posted

[Irongrip400]

   As I am in Ukraine at the moment, I would just like to correct a few lies from the Zelensky/Trump meeting based on my work here in Ukraine—Trump and Vance you are welcome to come visit although I doubt you have the courage to do so.
1) Zelensky showed up in military fatigues as he has done at every international meeting since day one of the 2022 Russian invasion—the second Russian invasion of Ukraine since 2014—to show his solidarity with the Ukrainian soldiers risking their lives to defend Ukraine, and to emphasize he is the leader of a country at war.
I didn’t see any similar objections to the non-elected immigrant racist white supremacist Elon Musk showing up repeatedly in the White House in a T-shirt and baseball cap which he didn’t even remove—it is a standard sign of respect to leadership to remove your hat—so don’t lecture Zelensky on how to dress.
2) Zelensky is not a dictator and he is not an unpopular leader who is unable to mobilize his people. I have spent many nights and days in the last few weeks with soldiers heading to the frontlines and talking to them, and none of them have tried to refuse to serve and they were heading into the battle with determination and courage—I salute them and respect them deeply.
3) Ukraine and Zelensky doesn’t have to thank the U.S. or Trump—the U.S. and Trump need to thank Ukraine and Zelensky. This is for two reasons.
First of all, Ukraine gave up the third-largest nuclear arsenal in the world voluntarily at the end of the USSR under the Budapest accords guaranteed by the U.S., France, UK, and Russia, giving up several trillion of dollars of nuclear weapons in return for security guarantees for its territorial integrity which Russia has violated and the U.S., UK and France vowed to protect. If Ukraine had kept its nuclear weapons, it would have been one of the most nuclear armed countries in the world and Russia would have never invaded. We, the West, committed to defend Ukraine in exchange for its denuclearization so there is no need for Ukraine to thank the U.S. for keeping its promises. See https://www.armscontrol.org/.../ukraine-nuclear-weapons...
Secondly, Ukraine is defending not just its own territorial integrity but the future of Europe. I have been interviewing people from the Russian-occupied territories the last few weeks and they really do live in a Stalinist prison camp that is unbelievably oppressive. This is what Putin wants to bring to much of Europe and we need to stop him in Ukraine to save our own democratic future, at any price (respecting human rights).
In was in Chechnya 25 years ago documenting the same Russian abuses, together at the same hotel with the murdered Anna Polikovskaya, the murdered Natalia Estemirova, and Memorial’s Oleg Orlov who was imprisoned in February 2024 for “discrediting the Russian military” and later released in a prisoner exchange.
The difference in 1999-2000 is that we could operate in Russia, under the watchful eye of the FSB (the current KGB). The FSB were staying at the same hotel as us, the ACCA in Ingushetia, and one night I found a few cigarette butts on the floor of my room just to let me know they were watching us. Buy we could go to Moscow, Human Rights Watch had a staff and office in Moscow, and do our work despite the dangers.
Since the Russian invasion of 2022 (and long before that), that limited space for activism and civil society has closed down in Russia. There are no more independent journalists or human rights groups operating in Russia and the HRW office has long closed down, and Anna and Natalia and Nemtsov and so many others were simply murdered by Putin. Yet this is what Trump embraces instead of the freedom-loving Ukrainian people, and he has refrained of any criticism of the murderous dictator Putin, instead trying to humiliate the freedom-fighting Zelensky. But Zelensky isn’t humiliated, he stands proud and strong because you cannot be humiliated by people you don’t respect.
Shame on you, you twice impeached and felon convicted orange wanna be. You and your republican supplicants do not deserve our respect—I won’t even spell republicans with a capital R because they don’t deserve that honorific. Shame on you betrayers of our American Values.

Playing devils advocate here. The nukes belonged to Russia so they were giving back Russian property. I will say, I wouldn’t have given them back though.


As to the suit/fatigues issue. I disagree that he doesn’t “owe” the US anything not does he need to show up in a suit. He’s taken $350 million of our money and he’s coming to ask for more. If I go to a bank and ask for an increase in my line of credit, I dress with the same decorum I would going to church. It shows you’re taking it seriously and not being a slouch.

Also, from what I understand the deal was already agreed to in principle and the white house meeting was a formality in which he reneged on and tried to get additional concessions after the fact. Not cool. I agree Ukraine has the right to fight but if you’re asking us for money, it comes with strings. As it should.

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I guaranty he has know idea what he posted

   An intriguing analysis has been circulating online regarding the psychological aspects of Zelensky’s meeting with Trump and Vance, conducted using ChatGPT.
From this analysis, it becomes evident that we have witnessed a true masterclass in gaslighting, manipulation, and coercion on the part of Trump and his entourage. Let’s break down the key points:
1. Blaming the victim for their own situation
Trump explicitly tells Zelensky: “You have allowed yourself to be in a very bad position.” This is classic abuser rhetoric—blaming the victim for their suffering. The implication is that Ukraine itself is responsible for being occupied by Russia and for the deaths of its people.
2. Pressure and coercion into ‘gratitude’
Vance demands that Zelensky say “thank you.” This is an extremely toxic tactic—forcing the victim to express gratitude for the help they desperately need, only to later accuse them of ingratitude if they attempt to assert their rights.
3. Manipulating the concept of ‘peace’
Trump claims that Zelensky is “not ready for peace.” However, what he actually means is Ukraine’s capitulation. This is a classic manipulation technique—substituting the idea of a just peace with the notion of surrender.
4. Refusing to acknowledge the reality of war
Trump repeatedly insists that Zelensky has “no cards to play” and that “without us, you have nothing.” This is yet another abusive tactic—undermining the victim’s efforts by asserting that they are powerless without the mercy of their ‘saviour.’
5. Devaluing the victims of war
“If you get a ceasefire, you must accept it so that bullets stop flying and your people stop dying,” Trump says. Yet, he ignores the fact that a ceasefire without guarantees is merely an opportunity for Russia to regroup and strike again.
6. Dominance tactics
Trump constantly interrupts Zelensky, cutting him off: “No, no, you’ve already said enough,” and “You’re not in a position to dictate to us.” This is deliberate psychological pressure designed to establish a hierarchy in which Zelensky is the subordinate.
7. Forcing capitulation under the guise of ‘diplomacy’
Vance asserts that “the path to peace lies through diplomacy.” This is a classic strategy where the aggressor is given the opportunity to continue their aggression unchallenged.
8. Projection and distortion of reality
Trump declares: “You are playing with the lives of millions of people.” Yet, in reality, it is he who is doing exactly that—shifting responsibility onto Zelensky.
9. Creating the illusion that Ukraine ‘owes’ the US
Yes, the US is assisting Ukraine, but presenting this aid as “you must obey, or you will receive nothing” is not a partnership—it is financial and military coercion.
10. Undermining Ukraine’s resistance
Trump states that “if it weren’t for our weapons, this war would have ended in two weeks.” This is an attempt to erase Ukraine’s achievements and portray its efforts as entirely dependent on US support.
Conclusion
Trump and his team employed the full spectrum of abusive tactics: gaslighting, victim-blaming, coercion into gratitude, and manipulation of the concepts of peace and diplomacy. This was not a negotiation—it was an attempt to force Zelensky into accepting terms beneficial to the US but potentially fatal for Ukraine.     

     

   

   

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    Thank GOD RFK is in charge.   

[B_B_C]

The nukes belonged to Russia so they were giving back Russian property.

Mr Putin has always lamented the collapse of the USSR and has been consistent in his effort to restore the territorial order of the USSR (ie the restoration of the Iron Curtain - except perhaps the East German part )

The Nukes belonged to the USSR   
claiming they are Russian property only makes sense if you believe in the territorial restoration of Russian domination to to the Iron Curtain

It was previously the case that the Collapse of the Evil Empire was one of Ronald Reagan's greatest presidential achievement However Reagan is no longer the desired model of Statesmanship

[LurkerNoMore]

Trumpy is just still butt hurt over how he was impeached in his first term for trying to withhold aid to Ukraine because they wouldn't not make up dirt for him to use on his opponents.  The Mayor of Tardville tries again.

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            I know you love TRUMP unconditionally, but Can we all agree that J D Vance is a couch fooking bitch ?

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     Is this how winning looks like. WATCH and learn.  I hear TRUMP is big into family values.

[Grape Ape]

Trumpy is just still butt hurt over how he was impeached in his first term for trying to withhold aid to Ukraine because they wouldn't not make up dirt for him to use on his opponents.  The Mayor of Tardville tries again.

He was impeached for being Trump.

There was no way to prove the difference between what you posted (dirt on an opponent), or if he was looking into political corruption.  The difference in this one is based on your political affiliation.

Regardless, the burden of proof was on the democrats, and they failed. It was all heresy and conjecture.  No proof.

It was a political, partisan impeachment.

[LurkerNoMore]

He was impeached for being Trump.

There was no way to prove the difference between what you posted (dirt on an opponent), or if he was looking into political corruption.  The difference in this one is based on your political affiliation.

Regardless, the burden of proof was on the democrats, and they failed. It was all heresy and conjecture.  No proof.

It was a political, partisan impeachment.

The "perfect phone call" says differently.

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In July 2019, Zelenskyy was anxious for a meeting with Trump at the White House, one of the Ukrainian leader’s top foreign policy priorities at the time.

During a 30-minute call, Trump dangled the possibility of a face-to-face meeting. But he also suggested that future U.S. military support for Ukraine might be contingent on its leader helping investigate business dealings there by Hunter Biden, the former vice president’s son.

The elder Biden was competing for the Democratic presidential nomination, and Trump seemed to want to weaken him 15 months out from Election Day.

Trump denied wrongdoing and began referring to his exchange with Zelenskyy as a “perfect” phone call. Even Zelenskyy later insisted that he faced “no blackmail.”

But Trump was impeached by the Democratic-controlled House in December 2019 on abuse of power and obstruction of justice charges, only the third American commander in chief to be in that situation. He was acquitted by the Senate.
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The "perfect phone call" says differently.

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In July 2019, Zelenskyy was anxious for a meeting with Trump at the White House, one of the Ukrainian leader’s top foreign policy priorities at the time.

During a 30-minute call, Trump dangled the possibility of a face-to-face meeting. But he also suggested that future U.S. military support for Ukraine might be contingent on its leader helping investigate business dealings there by Hunter Biden, the former vice president’s son.

The elder Biden was competing for the Democratic presidential nomination, and Trump seemed to want to weaken him 15 months out from Election Day.

Trump denied wrongdoing and began referring to his exchange with Zelenskyy as a “perfect” phone call. Even Zelenskyy later insisted that he faced “no blackmail.”

But Trump was impeached by the Democratic-controlled House in December 2019 on abuse of power and obstruction of justice charges, only the third American commander in chief to be in that situation. He was acquitted by the Senate.
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   He makes a lot of perfect, beautiful phone calls.

[Grape Ape]

The "perfect phone call" says differently.

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In July 2019, Zelenskyy was anxious for a meeting with Trump at the White House, one of the Ukrainian leader’s top foreign policy priorities at the time.

During a 30-minute call, Trump dangled the possibility of a face-to-face meeting. But he also suggested that future U.S. military support for Ukraine might be contingent on its leader helping investigate business dealings there by Hunter Biden, the former vice president’s son.

The elder Biden was competing for the Democratic presidential nomination, and Trump seemed to want to weaken him 15 months out from Election Day.

Trump denied wrongdoing and began referring to his exchange with Zelenskyy as a “perfect” phone call. Even Zelenskyy later insisted that he faced “no blackmail.”

But Trump was impeached by the Democratic-controlled House in December 2019 on abuse of power and obstruction of justice charges, only the third American commander in chief to be in that situation. He was acquitted by the Senate.
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I read the phone call multiple times and still stand by what I said.  It was a political, partisan impeachment, right along party lines.

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   He makes a lot of perfect, beautiful phone calls.

     

  WTF should he be thanking him.   

   

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Yet here he is, trying to stop wars, root out government corruption, secure the border, protect Americans, protect female athletes, and make our military strong.

If you think your girl Kamala would have been better, I've got news for you.

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Yet here he is, trying to stop wars, root out government corruption, secure the border, protect Americans, protect female athletes, and make our military strong.

If you think your girl Kamala would have been better, I've got news for you.

   

   we'll never know now will we ?  But you have to admit all those things on that meme are pretty accurate or does that go against the algorithms.

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  BREAKING: Donald Trump is reportedly furious because his latest threats to leave NATO have backfired as European leaders are proposing to replace the US in NATO with Ukraine, start curb stomping Russia all together, and then make Trump utterly irrelevant in all the negotiations.
Zelensky offering his resignation in exchange for peace or NATO membership is such a masterclass in leadership for the world. It's such a shame he has to deal with the 21st Century's stupidest, most blatantly self-interested and corrupt leader,
Donald Trump.
Ukrainians are fighting for independence, liberty, and democracy, and Trump is betraying them. Who knows what he's selling them out for, but whatever Putin is giving is stunningly less than the value of Ukrainians' courage, yearning for freedom, and eagerness to be a US ally.
Trump and MAGA are unfortunately just not very educated about global politics and history. It's easy when you live in America not to think much about the rest of the world, and I think their
isolationism comes from that ignorance with Trump as their
Dunning-Kruger mascot.
Sadly, though, they're sabotaging America's global power, and wasting the national security opportunity of our generation because of their cheering on Trump's innate compulsion to be a dick to everyone except the dick totalitarian dictators he idolizes and wants to like him.
The unfortunate fact the fascist isolationists can't hide forever is that European peace affects
American peace. America learned that lesson many times over several generations last century leading to a hegemonic triumph over totalitarianism, and now MAGA morons are making us have to learn it again.
Slava Ukraine. Trump and MAGA are wrong and pyrrhic ally
unamerican. To tell a rhyme with history, Ukraine is this century's Second Spanish Republic, and America flipping to team fascism is a disgrace unparalleled in modern presidential history.     

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             Here's Trump's next target — according to the tyrant's playbook | by Robert Reich
Trump is following Putin’s, Xi’s, and Orban’s playbook. First, take over military and intelligence operations by purging career officers and substituting ones personally loyal to you.
Next, subdue the courts by ignoring or threatening to ignore court rulings you disagree with.
Intimidate legislators by warning that if they don’t bend to your wishes, you’ll run loyalists against them. (Make sure they also worry about what your violent supporters could do to them and their families.)
Then focus on independent sources of information: the media and the universities. Sue media that publish critical stories and block their access to news conferences and interviews.
Then go after the universities.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Last week, Trump threatened in a social media post to punish any university that permits “illegal” protests. On Friday he cancelled hundreds of millions in grants and contracts with Columbia University.
This is an extension of Republican tactics before Trump’s second term. Prior to Trump appointing her ambassador to the United Nations, former Representative Elise Stefanik (Harvard class of 2006) browbeat presidents of elite universities over their responses to student protests against Israel’s bombardment of Gaza, leading to several presidents being fired.
Senator Josh Hawley (Stanford class of 2002 and Yale Law class of 2006) called the student demonstrations signs of “moral rot” at the universities.
But antisemitism was just a pretext.
JD Vance (Yale Law 2013) has termed university professors “the enemy” and suggested using Victor Orban’s method for ending “left-wing domination of universities.”
I think his way has to be the model for us: not to eliminate universities, but to give them a choice between survival or taking a much less biased approach to teaching. [The government should be] aggressively reforming institutions … in a way to where they’re much more open to conservative ideas.”
Trump is also targeting diversity, equity, and inclusion programs on university campuses.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
But of all Trump’s and Republicans’ moves against higher education, the most destructive is the cancelation of research grants and contracts. The destruction is hardly confined to Columbia and other suspected left-wing bastions.
Research universities depend on funding from the National Science Foundation and the National Institutes of Health.
Trump reportedly aims to slash the budget of the National Science Foundation by up to two-thirds. And he’s instructed the National Institutes of Health to no longer honor negotiated rates for “indirect costs” on grants that it administers — money that universities use for laboratory space and research equipment.
In defiance of court orders, Trump has largely maintained a freeze on NIH funding.
As a result, many of America’s great research universities have stopped hiring and are cutting Ph.D. programs — in some cases rescinding offers to accepted students.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Trump’s moves are consistent with the tyrant’s playbook, but they’re also jeopardizing America’s national security and competitiveness.
Trump speaks of putting America First, but his attack on the nation’s great research universities is ensuring that the U.S. comes in second — to China.
Although America has long been the global leader in scientific output, China is now surging ahead. Even before Trump’s cuts in research funding, China was projected to match U.S. research spending within five years.
China has already surpassed the U.S. as the top producer of highly cited papers and international patent applications. It now awards more science and engineering Ph.D.s than the U.S.
Tyrants close universities. Fascists burn books. Trump is destroying America’s most important asset — its innovative mind.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .                              Agent Krasnov=tRUMP

[Grape Ape]

   

   we'll never know now will we ?  But you have to admit all those things on that meme are pretty accurate or does that go against the algorithms.

Never did the research to know whether or not they're true, to be honest.  For example, sometimes bankruptcy makes sense etc.......Not really sure how it's relevant right now either.

But, the tax return one is always hilarious - what is the point of showing those?  Why would anyone care about someone's personal tax return?  If they are not under investigation from the IRS, it's assumed they're done lawfully - so why do you care?

As far as the algorithm, it's spot on - feeding you negative Trump messaging to fuel your hate.

Actually - do you watch all those videos you post in entirety?  That is certainly a lot of time in front of a PC devoted to the hatred of one person.

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Never did the research to know whether or not they're true, to be honest.  For example, sometimes bankruptcy makes sense etc.......Not really sure how it's relevant right now either.

But, the tax return one is always hilarious - what is the point of showing those?  Why would anyone care about someone's personal tax return?  If they are not under investigation from the IRS, it's assumed they're done lawfully - so why do you care?

As far as the algorithm, it's spot on - feeding you negative Trump messaging to fuel your hate.

Actually - do you watch all those videos you post in entirety?  That is certainly a lot of time in front of a PC devoted to the hatred of one person.

   Yeah it's pretty messed up, I'm retired so I have the time, I watch bits and pieces here and there of the videos, I get bored quick, so it's usually on to the next thing. Some of the people on here are Pretty delusional in how they view the Trumpster. There's a big difference between fantasy and reality. What's your opinion of all the merch he sells his followers ? as always you don't have to answer if you don't want to. we still have our own free will [for now anyway].

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     I don’t know – it’s hard for me to see any trump ties to Russia…except for the Flynn thing and the Manafort thing
and the Tillerson thing
and the Sessions thing
and the Kushner thing
and the Carter Page thing
and the Ivanka hanging with the oligarchs thing
and the Roger Stone thing
and the Felix Sater thing
and the Boris Ephsteyn thing
and the Rosneft thing
and the Gazprom thing
and the Sergey Gorkov banker thing
and the Azerbajain thing
and the “I love Putin” thing
and the Donald Trump, Jr. thing
and the Sergey Kislyak thing
and the Russian Affiliated Interests thing
and the Russian Business Interests thing
and the Emoluments Clause thing
and the Alex Schnaider thing
and the hack of the DNC thing
and the Guccifer 2.0 thing
and the Mike Pence “I don’t know anything” thing
and the Russians mysteriously dying thing
and the Trump’s public request to Russia to hack Hillary’s email thing
and the Trump house sale for $100 million at the bottom of the housing bust to the Russian fertilizer king thing
and the Russian fertilizer king’s plane showing up in Concord, NC during Trump rally campaign thing
and the Nunes sudden flight to the White House in the night thing
and the Nunes personal investments in the Russian winery thing
and the Cyprus bank thing
and Trump not releasing his tax returns thing
and the Republican Party’s rejection of an amendment to require Trump to show his taxes thing
and the election hacking thing
and the GOP platform change to the Ukraine thing
and the Steele Dossier thing
and the Leninist Bannon thing
and the Sally Yates can’t testify thing
and the intelligence community’s investigative reports thing
and the Trump reassurance that the Russian connection is all “fake news” thing
and the Spicer’s Russian Dressing “nothing’s wrong” thing
and the Chaffetz not willing to start an investigation thing
and the Chaffetz suddenly deciding to go back to private life in the middle of an investigation thing
and the The Lead DOJ Investigator Mary McCord SUDDENLY in the middle of the investigation decides to resign thing
and the appointment of Pam Bondi who was bribed by trump in the trump university scandal appointed to head the investigation thing
and the The White House going into full-on cover-up mode, refusing to turn over the documents related to the hiring and subsequent firing of Flynn thing
and the Chaffetz and White House blaming the poor vetting of Flynn on Obama thing
and the Poland and British intelligence gave information regarding the hacking back in 2015 to Paul Ryan and he didn't do anything thing
and the Agent M16 following the money thing
And now the trump team KNEW about Flynn's involvement but hired him anyway thing
and The Corey Lewendowski thing
and the Preet Bharara firing thing but before he left he transferred evidence against trump to a state level Schneiderman thing
And the Betsy Devos' Brother thing
And the Sebastian Gorka thing
And the Greg Gianforte from Montana thing
And the pence actually was warned about Flynn before he was hired thing
and the Pence and Manafort connection thing
And the 7 Allies coming forward with audio where trump was picked up in incidental wire tapping thing
and the carter Page defying the Senate's order to hand over his Russian contact list thing
and the Obama coming forward and sayin he warned trump directly thing
And the trump wants to VETO Sally Yates' testimony thing
and the trump tweets attacking Yates and defending Flynn thing
and the "no evidence of collusion" attributed to Clapper, who never said such a thing, thing.
and the amnesia epidemic that hit every member of the Inner circle when it comes to remembering meetings with Russians thing.
and the "18" days before Flynn was fired thing
and the witness intimidation through tweets thing
and the McGahn "Why does it matter to the DOJ if one White House official lies to another official?" thing
and firing Comey thing!
and the temporary FBI head, McCabe, being also under investigation thing
and the banning the US press but allowing the Russian press to the Russian ambassador Oval Office meeting thing!
and the Certified Letter thing!
and the threatening Comey thing!
and the firing of Comey thing!
and the I respect the investigation but it is a witch hunt and no president has been so persecuted thing!
and the Kushner back door thing!
and the appointing Christopher Wray, as head of the FBI, whos law firm represented the trump organization and has ties to Rosneft and Gasprom Russian organizations! Yea that thing.
and the blaming Obama for the Russian hacking that a week before he called a hoax and witch hunt!
and the Kushner/ trump jr meeting with Russia's top propagandist Natalia Veselnitskaya thing.
and Peter Smith who actually colluded with Flynn thing
And trump and Tillerson meeting privately with Putin thing.
And trump allowing VISAs to 150 known Russian spys thing.
And trump offering to work with Putin on a cyber security thing.
And the Natalia Veselnitskaya having dinner with a republican congressman after "the meeting" thing.
SO yeah there’s probably nothing there.

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   and meanwhile.. ::)back on the island.      July 1987, Moscow, USSR — Trump, 41 years old, flies to Moscow at the invitation of Soviet Ambassador to the U.S., Yuri Dubinin.
Upon returning from Moscow, the bankrupt Trump suddenly receives loans from 16 banks and, without negotiation, purchases The Plaza Hotel for $407.5 million — a record price for a hotel.
What does this mean? There are several theories, one of which suggests that Trump is a russian asset.
Currently, three former KGB agents claim that Trump was recruited by russia. They allege that the KGB used flattery and business opportunities to appeal to Trump’s ambitions, aiming to recruit him as an asset.
Upon his return to the U.S., the then-apolitical Trump began loudly criticizing NATO, taking out full-page ads in The Washington Post on September 2, 1987.
These claims come from Alnur Mussayev, former KGB officer and ex-head of Kazakhstan’s intelligence service, as well as ex-KGB agents Yuri Shvets and Sergei Zhyrno, who now reside in the U.S. and France, respectively.
None of these former KGB operatives has provided direct evidence, but the fact that three agents, speaking at different times and from different locations, tell the same story suggests that the possibility should not be dismissed.
Regardless of whether these allegations are true, Trump’s behavior is telling. He has sided with russia and North Korea at the UN, is pulling out of NATO, and has alienated Western allies with trade wars.

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   Yeah it's pretty messed up, I'm retired so I have the time, I watch bits and pieces here and there of the videos, I get bored quick, so it's usually on to the next thing. Some of the people on here are Pretty delusional in how they view the Trumpster. There's a big difference between fantasy and reality. What's your opinion of all the merch he sells his followers ? as always you don't have to answer if you don't want to. we still have our own free will [for now anyway].

If someone's being honest I have no issue answering questions.

I don't care about the merch.  I wouldn't buy it, but that's the freedom we have.  If he wants to sell something and people want to buy it, that's fine.

I can't spend time worrying about the man's character flaws.  We had a choice between two candidates, and this guy had to win.  From a big picture standpoint, the prior admin has been moving illegals to various swing states (you can actually look this up on gov't sites).  If they got their way, they'd continue to do it, then get a path to citizenship, then all the swing states would become blue states, and the right would never win another national election.  Then they'd make DC and PR states, grab four more Sentate seats, and control congress indefinitely.  Then they'd pack the SC and we'd all be f'd.

Couple that with the proven lawfare, weaponization of gov't agencies, big tech media censorship, the dishonest press, etc and it was very easy to vote Trump with a clean conscience, and not worry about all the horseshit pettiness the algo feeds people.

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   Yeah it's pretty messed up, I'm retired so I have the time, I watch bits and pieces here and there of the videos, I get bored quick, so it's usually on to the next thing. Some of the people on here are Pretty delusional in how they view the Trumpster. There's a big difference between fantasy and reality. What's your opinion of all the merch he sells his followers ? as always you don't have to answer if you don't want to. we still have our own free will [for now anyway].

Trump...a true American patriot. I guess you preferred Biden enriching himself and shitting on Americans. Libturds are the dumbest and strangest people on the planet.

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https://apnews.com/ap-fact-check/image-claiming-to-show-trump-dancing-with-underage-girl-is-fake-00000188e8ebdc10ad9bf8eb72850000

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Farid also noted a slight inconsistency in the reflection in the girl’s eyes. Her left eye clearly shows a specular reflection, but her right eye does not, he said.

Other giveaways include the girl’s right forearm and hand, which appears elongated and misshapen as it disappears into Trump’s underarm, Farid said. It also does not match the more tanned skin tone of the rest of her arm.

Social media sleuths noted still other AI-generated tells, such as the overly shiny and smooth skin and hair texture on both Trump and the girl, which gives them an almost cartoonish quality.

Raina Saboo, head of business at Optic, also said the image was made using AI, not a camera, based on analysis by the San Francisco-based company’s “AI or Not” image detection tool. She said the program noted color and brightness variances in the visual that aren’t necessarily perceptible to the human eye.

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  Former President of Poland Lech Walesa wrote the following letter to Trump.
Your Excellency, Mr. President,
We watched the report of your conversation with the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, with fear and distaste. We find it insulting that you expect Ukraine to show respect and gratitude for the material assistance provided by the United States in its fight against russia. Gratitude is owed to the heroic Ukrainian soldiers who shed their blood in defense of the values of the free world. They have been dying on the front lines for more than 11 years in the name of these values and the independence of their homeland, which was attacked by Putin’s russia.
We do not understand how the leader of a country that symbolizes the free world cannot recognize this.
Our alarm was also heightened by the atmosphere in the Oval Office during this conversation, which reminded us of the interrogations we endured at the hands of the Security Services and the debates in Communist courts. Prosecutors and judges, acting on behalf of the all-powerful communist political police, would explain to us that they held all the power while we held none. They demanded that we cease our activities, arguing that thousands of innocent people suffered because of us. They stripped us of our freedoms and civil rights because we refused to cooperate with the government or express gratitude for our oppression. We are shocked that President Volodymyr Zelensky was treated in the same manner.
The history of the 20th century shows that whenever the United States sought to distance itself from democratic values and its European allies, it ultimately became a threat to itself. President Woodrow Wilson understood this when he decided in 1917 that the United States must join World War I. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt understood this when, after the attack on Pearl Harbor in December 1941, he resolved that the war to defend America must be fought not only in the Pacific but also in Europe, in alliance with the nations under attack by the Third Reich.
We remember that without President Ronald Reagan and America’s financial commitment, the collapse of the Soviet empire would not have been possible. President Reagan recognized that millions of enslaved people suffered in Soviet russia and the countries it had subjugated, including thousands of political prisoners who paid for their defense of democratic values with their freedom. His greatness lay, among other things, in his unwavering decision to call the USSR an “Empire of Evil” and to fight it decisively. We won, and today, the statue of President Ronald Reagan stands in Warsaw, facing the U.S. Embassy.
Mr. President, material aid—military and financial—can never be equated with the blood shed in the name of Ukraine’s independence and the freedom of Europe and the entire free world. Human life is priceless; its value cannot be measured in money. Gratitude is due to those who sacrifice their blood and their freedom. This is self-evident to us, the people of Solidarity, former political prisoners of the communist regime under Soviet russia.
We call on the United States to uphold the guarantees made alongside Great Britain in the 1994 Budapest Memorandum, which established a direct obligation to defend Ukraine’s territorial integrity in exchange for its relinquishment of nuclear weapons. These guarantees are unconditional—there is no mention of treating such assistance as an economic transaction.
Signed,
Lech Wałęsa, former political prisoner, President of Poland   

   

   

    It's just like pro rassling NWO.