I give it a couple of months, but first we must pay tribute to Z and send him 3 trillion.
share[–] JoWilli (20966) 11 hours ago
I give it a couple of months, but first we must pay tribute to Z and send him 3 trillion.
Whatever happens, I hope any settlement is to Ukraine's advantage.
I almost abstained from voting this election because of Trump's stance on this war. IMO, Putin must be stopped at all costs and I don't think Trump will give Ukraine what it needs most - weapons to defend themselves against a 21st century Hitler.
But I ended up voting for Trump mostly based on the weaponization of the court system to attack a political opponent by a BS conviction. If they can convict Trump over which account he paid his hooker hush money with, they can get any of us. I think that "felony" converted a lot of people like me.
[–] strntz (12749) 5 hours ago
If they can convict Trump over which account he paid his hooker hush money with, they can get any of us.
Do you think you would be treated as nice as Trump has been treated?
Why is it wrong for a precedent to take place? Every thing that happens, has to happen for the first time.
I understand it. There is no need to explain it to me at all.
It will end when Ukraine makes it too expensive for Russia to continue. Russia is running out of properly trained soldiers. North Korea has lots of cannon fodder to send over, but Russia has limited resources to pay for them.
I think Trump will funnel funds to Russia to keep the war going.
I think Trump will funnel funds to Russia to keep the war going.
Are you an American or a Russian? Why do you want to support the enemy of America?
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Sorry, misread your comment. I mean I hope Trump helps Ukraine keep fighting against Russia.
As for the whole Russian collusion thing - it was proven to be a lie made up by the left.
[–] strntz (12754) 4 minutes ago
As for the whole Russian collusion thing - it was proven to be a lie made up by the left.
I mentioned it because the whole theory of Trump being in Putin's pocket is a lie.
Funny how Putin took Crimea with Obama in the White House and attacked Ukraine when Biden was President. He did nothing when Trump was president because he is afraid of Trump. Putin didn't even make any "minor incursions" like Biden described the attack on Ukraine which, by the way, gave tacit U.S. permission for Putin to start the invasion. By calling the impending attack on Ukraine "minor incursions", Putin knew the U.S. would tolerate a lot of Russian aggression.
*That's* what the Russian collusion lie has to do with this argument.
Trump is in office now, the Russians are still at war with Ukraine. The argument that Russia would not make war with Ukraine while Trump is in office no longer holds water at all.
Putin knew that Trump would be the next president since November 5th, so why is Putin still at war with Ukraine?
The Russian collusion crap has nothing to do with the war in Ukraine.
Putin knew that Trump would be the next president since November 5th, so why is Putin still at war with Ukraine?
Invading was a disaster to begin with. It has been 24 hours, the war is still happening. Where is Trump when the war needs to end?
https://www.newsweek.com/trump-says-he-could-end-russias-war-within-24-hours-negotiation-1776959
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/01/19/us/politics/trump-promise-ending-ukraine-war.html
One of Trump's recent EO's was an end to foreign aid, except for a few countries he likes. Is this part of his plan to end the war by reducing Ukraine's ability to fight?
He said it ended the day he won!?
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