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Thread: Political Thread in memory of David Reid. (R.I.P.)

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    Trump's behaviour was despicable, you had to feel for Zelensky, he needs American aid but Trump acted like Putin's puppet, trying to demean him. it was embarrassing

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    I am on the right of politics. Trump I do not and never have liked. He is a graceless bully with almost no redeeming features. It is astonishing that he is the face of America and the World will have 4 years to live with that. The truth is he has huge domestic support amongst voters in the USA and of course is being cheered to the echo in the Kremlin. The UK and Europe will need to negotiate a new realpolitik in which seemingly neither of us will be able to rely on the United States for support. Unless we cut a deal of course.

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    Give it a month tops and the war will be over, either Zelensky sees sense and accepts a peace deal, or Trump pulls the plug and the Red Army will be in Keeeeev in a matter of days. Up to him, but either way the war will be over.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sinkov View Post
    Give it a month tops and the war will be over, either Zelensky sees sense and accepts a peace deal, or Trump pulls the plug and the Red Army will be in Keeeeev in a matter of days. Up to him, but either way the war will be over.
    Do you mean Zelenskyy just rolls over give’s Trump the keys to his kingdom and the mineral rights? European politicians and their supporters are not going to let that happen. No chance.

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    European politicians have a long history of being useless and clueless.

    Zelensky will more than likely have to come to the negotiating table to do a deal with Trump, as the UK can't go alone and the EU are not capable of agreeing to anything

    Can't see what the big deal is about the Ukraine minerals. No mining company is going to step foot in the Ukraine and invest money there with Russia breathing down its neck, when they can get the same minerals from Australia and Canada.

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    Trump is doing the right thing in making Europe sit up and realise its about time they got their act together and defended their own territory instead of relying on the US for military support. Russia for oil and gas and China for goods

    This is the kick up the arse the UK needs to make us see sense and ditch net zero, which is dangerous, expensive, and makes us dependant on our foes

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Bedlington Terrier View Post
    Do you mean Zelenskyy just rolls over give’s Trump the keys to his kingdom and the mineral rights? European politicians and their supporters are not going to let that happen. No chance.
    No, of course not, Zelensky should not be rolling over and giving anything away, he simply signs the deal which compensates the USA for the billions of dollars worth of financial and military help the USA has given Ukraine over the last few years, or he can be stroppy, tell Trump and the USA to do one and try negotiating with Putin, or continue the war with just Europe's backing. Best of luck with that one.

    Zelensky must know what Trump is like, he should know how to deal with him, it's not hard, even Two Tier Kier can do it, but with the future survival of his country at stake he allowed himself to get drawn into a war of words with Trump, another war he was always going to lose. Hopefully for Ukraine the situation can be retrieved but Zelensky will have to get off his high horse first.

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    Trump and Vance deliberately scuppered any hope of a deal and it appears to me there is definite collusion between Trump and Putin to what end I don’t know, but a carve up of Ukraine seems to be the obvious agenda. Can Europe pull together and tell Trump to do one?

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Bedlington Terrier View Post
    Can Europe pull together and tell Trump to do one?
    They can try it, but Putin and his mates would be opening the Vodka bottles in the Kremlin if they did. Besides which mon ami, you and me both know full well that Putin didn't invade Ukraine for fun, this has been years in the making, but we don't need to go over all that again. Here's just one more reason Putin has a bee in his bonnet about Ukraine, we both know there are others.

    https://responsiblestatecraft.org/cia-ukraine-russia/

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    Having watched the exchanges on TV, it is obvious to me that Trump and Vance were exceptionally rude, which appears to be Trumps way, to Zelenski.

    While Zelenski was trying to answer questions they continually talked over him and started finger pointing, this was totally uncalled for, but the arrogance of Trump was more than apparent.

    If I had been in Zelenski's position I would have got up and told Trump & Vance where to go, before walking out.

    It is obvious the bullying Trump & Vance were not getting their own way so as per normal they turned to personal insults.

    Again this was some payback to Putin for the support he gave to Trump. Since Vance actually stated he theought Zelenski had supported Karmila Harris for president.

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