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Trump Zelensky today.....

The only vested interest is equity in 80 years of rigid dogma against Russia.
Trump sees Ukraine as a failed asset bleeding cash that needs to be fixed.
Trump seeks a pragmatic solution, first to stop the killing and infrastructure damage.
Putin understands the existential threat to Russia from the US military-industrial-surveillance clique holding on to as much power as they can. When the Alternative Right succeeds in neutering the jewish neocons infesting American government, progress will be possible.
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How should I know? If I could predict the future with multiple variables, I'd be Elon!

What I know is Putin is a horrible person, but a cunning leader. I beleive in keep your friends close and enemies closer.

Might be a good time to befriend Putin/Russia in hopes of the next leaders to build something.

I've hated USSR/Russia for almost 50 yrs. I look back and wonder, what did Russia do to make my life worse. I can't find anything. Now is that because my leaders have kept Russia at bay, or because Russia has not been aggressive. Not sure of the answer.

But I am willing to see us take a new path. I did not choose to serve. A regret, but I just wasn't raised with that mindset. And watching from a position of ignorance for so many years has led me to learn more. And I've learned that my country is not so, ummm, perfect.
All I can say is, we don't live in a vacuum. Having nuclear weapons pointed at you is a fact, even if you don't see them.

Losing friends and family in Vietnam would give you a different perspective, since N. Vietnam was supported by the USSR/Russia. They made many American lives worse.

And before you say we shouldn't have been in Vietnam, I would agree. But you can see how socialism has affected the US. Now imagine if we had a full-blown communist government. Fighting communism, either physically or politically, is in our national interest. We haven't always been perfect, but consider the alternative.
 
Pulling US out of Syria, Bad mouthing NATO, pulling the U.S. out of the Paris Accord- all are things Trump did in term one that Putin celebrated.
Again what has Trump given Putin? So we pulled out the Paris Accord neither China nor Russia are living up to the agreement. Nor many European countries so why should we continue to pay for this. Bad mouthing NATO but telling other countries they needed to pay their fair share I believe that is the Democrats favorite saying. Not unreasonable. Pulling out of Syria again taking young Americans out of harms way.
 
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Pulling US out of Syria, Bad mouthing NATO, pulling the U.S. out of the Paris Accord- all are things Trump did in term one that Putin celebrated.
lmao Russia was run out of Syria, genius.

Bad mouthing NATO by expecting members to pay their fair share?

Pulling out of a bogus climate agreement has nothing to do with Putin.

Sober up.
 
lmao Russia was run out of Syria, genius.

Bad mouthing NATO by expecting members to pay their fair share?

Pulling out of a bogus climate agreement has nothing to do with Putin.

Sober up.
When we pulled out of Syria and backstabbed the SDF, they went to the Russian backed Assad regime for assistance, thus giving Russia back the influence in Syria that they had lost in 2013.

 
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We’ll see how long Steve Witkoff lasts. Note that after the Vance-triggered squabble with Zelensky, Vance hasn’t been seen much in any context related to Ukraine. Agent Orange is pretty quick to pull the trigger as he sees fit.
 
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We’ll see how long Steve Witkoff lasts. Note that after the Vance-triggered squabble with Zelensky, Vance hasn’t been seen much in any context related to Ukraine. Agent Orange is pretty quick to pull the trigger as he sees fit.
I was just thinking the other day we haven't heard much from Vance lately.....
 
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Such idiocy. What is the other side of the story when Putin’s political opponents disappear? He is definitely a tyrant
If you it take for its truth value, then yes, it is idiocy. But he's a diplomat trying to negotiate a peace deal, where blunt truth might destroy the chance of a deal. I think he would have been better off trying to sidestep the question, though.
 
If you it take for its truth value, then yes, it is idiocy. But he's a diplomat trying to negotiate a peace deal, where blunt truth might destroy the chance of a deal. I think he would have been better off trying to sidestep the question, though.


Is the administration being played?
 
We just don’t have the leverage over Russia….the way things stand right now.

I think it should be up to Ukraine. I've read that some European countries are putting together packages to help with the war, so if Ukraine wants to keep fighting and they're getting backing from other European countries, I say let them fight for their freedom.
 
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I think it should be up to Ukraine. I've read that some European countries are putting together packages to help with the war, so if Ukraine wants to keep fighting and they're getting backing from other European countries, I say let them fight for their freedom.
I was just referencing where we sit as trying to be the negotiator and trying to get the fighting stopped. We have a lot more persuasion that can be applied to Zelensky than we do to Putin…at this moment in time
 
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I was just referencing where we sit as trying to be the negotiator and trying to get the fighting stopped. We have a lot more persuasion that can be applied to Zelensky than we do to Putin…at this moment in time

I don't agree with a lot of what Trump does, but him putting sanctions back on Russia is good start.

He needs to keep applying pressure, especially if it hits them economically.
 
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I think it should be up to Ukraine. I've read that some European countries are putting together packages to help with the war, so if Ukraine wants to keep fighting and they're getting backing from other European countries, I say let them fight for their freedom.

We have some leverage, we have $300 billion of Russia's we have frozen. We can set a date and send that money to Ukraine if there is no settlement.

The Houthi strikes are leverage. Russia supports them.

Knowing Russia's weaknesses is leverage:


Making it clear if they don't negotiate a peace by X date and the sanctions will NOT come off even in a deal would be leverage to a country that is hemorrhaging.

Russia has sacrificed Syria for Ukraine. She will soon sacrifice the Houthis. We could probably threaten moves against Iran, which would cause Iran to slow arms to Russia for her own defense.
 
We have some leverage, we have $300 billion of Russia's we have frozen. We can set a date and send that money to Ukraine if there is no settlement.

The Houthi strikes are leverage. Russia supports them.

Knowing Russia's weaknesses is leverage:


Making it clear if they don't negotiate a peace by X date and the sanctions will NOT come off even in a deal would be leverage to a country that is hemorrhaging.

Russia has sacrificed Syria for Ukraine. She will soon sacrifice the Houthis. We could probably threaten moves against Iran, which would cause Iran to slow arms to Russia for her own defense.
How does Ukraine keep its war effort going on?

US weapons and dollars…the leverage here outweighs the leverage on Russia by a lot
 


Is the administration being played?
At this point, Russia is @mcmurtry66 who has already slept with the girl (USA), and McMurtry / Russia is just stalling and coming up with excuses because the girl ended up being too clingy and maybe not as pretty as he thought post 12 Manhattans.
 
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I was just referencing where we sit as trying to be the negotiator and trying to get the fighting stopped. We have a lot more persuasion that can be applied to Zelensky than we do to Putin…at this moment in time
How does Ukraine keep its war effort going on?

US weapons and dollars…the leverage here outweighs the leverage on Russia by a lot
The leverage on Zsky amounts to zero in terms of stopping the killing. That worthwhile initiative is 100% in the hands of V. Putin.
Trump was left with no cards.
Trump supporters know what $37Trillion debt is doing to this country, and will shut off the tap sooner rather than later.

And good riddance ...
 
The leverage on Zsky amounts to zero in terms of stopping the killing. That worthwhile initiative is 100% in the hands of V. Putin.
Trump was left with no cards.
Trump supporters know what $37Trillion debt is doing to this country, and will shut off the tap sooner rather than later.

And good riddance ...
Mas most of us have always known Trump had no leverage on Putin.
 
The leverage on Zsky amounts to zero in terms of stopping the killing. That worthwhile initiative is 100% in the hands of V. Putin.
Trump was left with no cards.
Trump supporters know what $37Trillion debt is doing to this country, and will shut off the tap sooner rather than later.

And good riddance ...

And a chill set in over the water cooler, as the Russian sympathizer entered the lobby carrying his trusted and worn copy of Alexander Dugin's "The Great Awakening vs. The Great Reset". The sympathizer grunted and shook his head vigorously, his eyes twitching with the frenzy of a 1000 piranhas in lake of blood. When he spoke, women cried and dropped their babies. Men grabbed their guns. Children fled. The words came out: "GRRRRRRRRR more borscht". The earth trembled as the sympathizer continued to speak: "putin, putin, putin, putin", then "UKRAINE MUST DIE" over and over.

They sympathizer was more beast than man. A macabre pastiche of hate and dirt. He had a singular drive--the return of Russia to its former glory. This he swore to all the Russian gods, including his special god--Baba Yaga, the russian eater of souls.
 
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