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After the Trumpfantino bromance manifestation and that hilarious peace prize, the contributions to world peace from Dear Leader are:
  • Introducing a blockade on Venezuela and threatening war
  • Reigniting the Greenland issue
  • Continuing to push for a deal in the Ukraine war on Putin's premises.
And of course, those first two just as the Epstein-related noise is becoming difficult to muffle.

If it wasn't for the fact that the US administration is de facto the most powerful in the world, one could really do nothing but laugh. But now ... :censored:
 
After the Trumpfantino bromance manifestation and that hilarious peace prize, the contributions to world peace from Dear Leader are:
  • Introducing a blockade on Venezuela and threatening war
  • Reigniting the Greenland issue
  • Continuing to push for a deal in the Ukraine war on Putin's premises.
And of course, those first two just as the Epstein-related noise is becoming difficult to muffle.

If it wasn't for the fact that the US administration is de facto the most powerful in the world, one could really do nothing but laugh. But now ... :censored:

Everything you mentioned is true, but there are some nuances.

The FIFA peace prize bad as it is, is still better that the recent Nobel one.
Pushing the peace for loosing Ukraine the way US does, is still better than desperately pushing the war, the way EU does.
 
Regarding Venezuela blockade, the last seized tanker was a Chinese owned, which means we are entering to a new phase of escalation, of what is slowly becoming a World War.
 
Agree with Jer, it's a claim without evidence at this point.

Though it would explain why Trump thinks people are aborting babies after they're born. Every Conservative accusation is a confession.
 
It's obviously not a proven fact (yet?), but it's insane that it is not an impossibility at this point. As far as allegations go of him raping minors, there have been multiple allegations for years. A bit of a "where there's smoke, there's fire" situation.

It's also morbidly funny, that they are so incompetent that not only are the forgetting to redact certain details, the redactions are so bad that you can often simply highlight the section, copy/paste the text into an editor and still read it.

On a different note: Happy Holidays everyone :)
 
But he's the peace president???

No new wars.
He ended eleventy billion wars!
He ended the Russia Ukraine war on day one! Didn't he?
He got the (very real and internationally respected) Fifa peace prize for gods sake!

Now it almost looks like he's a lunatic egomaniac, like we've all been saying that since day one.
 
The peace president broke the Geneva convention and launched attacks in a foreign country to capture their leader (and let's not kid ourselves, for oil) without congressional approval. Wonderful stuff.

But I imagine Biden likes mustard on his hot dogs or something, that little freak, which makes him objectively a million times more evil than "America First, but let's meddle in LATAM again" Trump.
 
Why the surprise? The U.S. elected a semi-dictatorial, aspiring strongman figure. Maybe this happened because, for so many years, the ‘good guys’ showed weakness. Just the other day I saw Obama lamenting that he regrets not being supportive enough of the Iranian people, or something along those lines. Then there was Biden’s outrageous retreat from Afghanistan. The drop-by-drop support for Ukraine, and so on. I’m speaking from a global perspective.

Like it or not, the U.S. was the real Pax Americana—the world’s policeman. Under the Democrats, that policeman became more restrained; now, under a MAGA loon, the policeman is going bonkers.

Sure, Trump isn’t fighting for the oppressed people of Venezuela—that’s obvious. No loud slogans about democracy or values, just doing business the way big bad boys do. We’re living in the jungle now. Welcome.

So yes, part of me fully realizes that what Trump did is not how things should be done.
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But another part of me agrees that Maduro is a motherfucker and that he got what he deserved. Also, we may be deceived yet again—there’s a chance that this turns out very differently:

In that case, it would be even more outrageous. Trump would have scored bonus points on TV for his electorate, then quietly released Maduro somewhere with "a bit" of money, out of sight. That said, the U.S. Secretary of State has already stated that Maduro will face justice for his crimes. So we’ll see whether he was actually captured for real, or whether this was just a show to gain points.

Watching all of this, part of me thinks: where there’s a will, there’s a way. And that means it’s pretty clear that if the U.S.—even under Biden—had truly wanted to decapitate russia, it could have been done. That’s a fact. But no, there was no will—neither under Obama/Biden nor under Trump. Just interests and business.

So after everything I’ve posted, let me be clear: I don’t support Trump. I live in a still-democratic country, I support democracy, and I understand that Trump is opening Pandora’s box. I’m just running through different thoughts from different angles. As I said, we live in the jungle now, and the standards of politics have shifted—for the worse.

I’m also pretty sure that putin and his cronies (and Iran’s leaders as well) are shitting their pants, because they see how easily they could be taken out in a matter of seconds. But Trump is a businessman, and he admires putin—remember how he talked about instantly spotting an ‘alpha male’ when he saw that photo of Putin shirtless on a horse. Huh.

I just hope Europe’s leaders finally rearm for real and stop merely imitating it. The era of soft policemen is clearly over.
 
Trump failed his voters and MAGA big time.
Having said that, it’s wrong to focus too much on Trump. This is US foreign policy, there is an agenda no matter who’s at the helm and there’s continuity of agenda.
Some things are easier done by Democrats some easier by GOP, that’s all.
If Democrats are elected they won't re-install Maduro or give Greenland back in case Trump takes it.

Having said that, I'm more worried about the Iran tweet.

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Why the surprise?
No one is surprised. We are being facetious. We warned Trump supporters and apologists of these things.

I’m also pretty sure that putin and his cronies (and Iran’s leaders as well) are shitting their pants, because they see how easily they could be taken out in a matter of seconds. But Trump is a businessman, and he admires putin—remember how he talked about instantly spotting an ‘alpha male’ when he saw that photo of Putin shirtless on a horse. Huh.
Trump loves Putin. Putin has nukes. Putin couldn't care less about what happened in Venezuela because the same thing will never happen to Russia. Not even close to being comparable situations.

Having said that, it’s wrong to focus too much on Trump.
No, it's not. You blamed Biden for wars he didn't start and which were direct consequences of Trump's first administration and their actions. Now that Trump is doing even worse shit than what Biden has pulled you're deflecting. Time to own it. Trump is objectively worse for world piece than Biden was.
 
Also, US interventions and coups in foreign countries have historically always led to more turbulence, instability and suffering. No matter how shitty Maduro is; the Venezuelan people will suffer unfortunately because of Trump's actions.
 
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I’d say the main question now is whether Maduro will actually be prosecuted and whether the Venezuelan opposition will be allowed into the country’s politics and governance—in other words, whether Venezuela will face a real chance for change or not.
 
Trump failed his voters and MAGA big time.
Having said that,
There it is, there's the 'But!'

My thought on the matter after getting the cliff notes of each article I read after woke up this morning was, "It's interesting, you can try a foreign leader under US Law in a US Court, but the Supreme Court decreed you can't do that to a US President. Interesting." Also, this DoJ trying Maduro? He'll probably walk.

Besides the Russia-Ukraine and China-Taiwan examples, whole bunch of countries just realized "You can just go in and capture a foreign leader for 'crimes against you.'" Another way to phrase this is, "Don't be surprised if JD Vance is sent for most foreign state visits now."
 
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I’d say the main question now is whether Maduro will actually be prosecuted and whether the Venezuelan opposition will be allowed into the country’s politics and governance—in other words, whether Venezuela will face a real chance for change or not.
Good post. I can't imagine the US allowing the opposition to take over the government. I think a US-approved and in some way Trump supporting puppet being installed is more likely.

I agree. No “Still Life” in the RFYL Tour is fuckin horseshit. We would’ve gotten it under Biden for sure!
Argh, I'll leave the typo, it's far too funny lol
 
Good post. I can't imagine the US allowing the opposition to take over the government. I think a US-approved and in some way Trump supporting puppet being installed is more likely.
I think the US would have no issue allowing the opposition to take over - considering Maria Machado has been glazing their ego and pushing for war to topple Maduro. Whether she were to assume control or Edmundo Gonzalez (presumed winner of the 2024 election) - we'll just have to see.

That being said, it appears the US has quit their bombardment of Caracas, so they're likely fine with the sitting VP to assume control as it appears to currently be the case. I'm not really one for conspiracies, and I know the dust is still just settling from the operation, but the operation as a whole almost seemed too easy?
 
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