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trump2028 1 wrote:
He is a sanctimonious idiot v2 wrote:
I'll bite: whether you are Red, Blue, or Purple, is it "trendy" to be anti-vax now?
I doubt that the people in Texas feel that way right about now.
No vaccine should be mandated. Ever.
My body my choice, right?
I agree vaccines shouldn’t be mandated but you shouldn’t cry when society shuns you and doesn’t let you participate.
the problem you want no consequences for your stupid decisions
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Well, this is interesting. US and Ukraine agree to deal.
“I hear that (Zelensky is) coming on Friday. Certainly it’s OK with me if he’d like to, and he would like to sign it together with me. And I understand that’s a big deal, very big deal,” US President Donald Trump said from the Oval Office on Tuesday.
Asked what Ukraine would receive in the mineral deal, Trump said: “$350 billion and lots of equipment, military equipment, and the right to fight on.”
“We’ve pretty much negotiated our deal on rare earth and various other things,” Trump told reporters, adding that “we’ll be looking to” future security for Ukraine “later on.”
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Nancy F. wrote:
Well, this is interesting. US and Ukraine agree to deal.
“I hear that (Zelensky is) coming on Friday. Certainly it’s OK with me if he’d like to, and he would like to sign it together with me. And I understand that’s a big deal, very big deal,” US President Donald Trump said from the Oval Office on Tuesday.
Asked what Ukraine would receive in the mineral deal, Trump said: “$350 billion and lots of equipment, military equipment, and the right to fight on.”
“We’ve pretty much negotiated our deal on rare earth and various other things,” Trump told reporters, adding that “we’ll be looking to” future security for Ukraine “later on.”
So much for ending the war.
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Nancy F. wrote:
Well, this is interesting. US and Ukraine agree to deal.
“I hear that (Zelensky is) coming on Friday. Certainly it’s OK with me if he’d like to, and he would like to sign it together with me. And I understand that’s a big deal, very big deal,” US President Donald Trump said from the Oval Office on Tuesday.
Asked what Ukraine would receive in the mineral deal, Trump said: “$350 billion and lots of equipment, military equipment, and the right to fight on.”
“We’ve pretty much negotiated our deal on rare earth and various other things,” Trump told reporters, adding that “we’ll be looking to” future security for Ukraine “later on.”
I predict a boat load of Trumpers will flip flop on Ukraine spending. All of the sudden sending $350 billion to Ukraine will be perfectly fine.
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Degenerate autocratic democracy hating Republicans. Trump has been telling us what he is for a decade but you absolute idiots voted for him anyway.
Under Trump, America’s New Friends: Russia, North Korea and Belarus
When it comes to the war in Ukraine, President Trump finds common cause with the world’s outlier states and stands against traditional U.S. allies like Britain, France, Germany, Canada, Japan and Italy.102 -
trump2028 1 wrote:
He is a sanctimonious idiot v2 wrote:
I'll bite: whether you are Red, Blue, or Purple, is it "trendy" to be anti-vax now?
I doubt that the people in Texas feel that way right about now.
No vaccine should be mandated. Ever.
My body my choice, right?
States' rights, right?
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Tinker Thomas wrote:
Nancy F. wrote:
Well, this is interesting. US and Ukraine agree to deal.
“I hear that (Zelensky is) coming on Friday. Certainly it’s OK with me if he’d like to, and he would like to sign it together with me. And I understand that’s a big deal, very big deal,” US President Donald Trump said from the Oval Office on Tuesday.
Asked what Ukraine would receive in the mineral deal, Trump said: “$350 billion and lots of equipment, military equipment, and the right to fight on.”
“We’ve pretty much negotiated our deal on rare earth and various other things,” Trump told reporters, adding that “we’ll be looking to” future security for Ukraine “later on.”
I predict a boat load of Trumpers will flip flop on Ukraine spending. All of the sudden sending $350 billion to Ukraine will be perfectly fine.
Um, I guess you don’t pay attention but American has ownership in Ukraine now, no doubt we will need to get some mining up and running and that costs money. For that, we protect them from your big bad wolf Putin. That costs money to set up bases too.
An incredible deal for America. MAGA strikes again. War is over.
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Noyankee wrote:
Tinker Thomas wrote:
I predict a boat load of Trumpers will flip flop on Ukraine spending. All of the sudden sending $350 billion to Ukraine will be perfectly fine.
Um, I guess you don’t pay attention but American has ownership in Ukraine now, no doubt we will need to get some mining up and running and that costs money. For that, we protect them from your big bad wolf Putin. That costs money to set up bases too.
An incredible deal for America. MAGA strikes again. War is over.
Yep. I knew you’d be the first one to completely flip positions.
So predictable, so dumb.
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Noyankee wrote:
Tinker Thomas wrote:
I predict a boat load of Trumpers will flip flop on Ukraine spending. All of the sudden sending $350 billion to Ukraine will be perfectly fine.
Um, I guess you don’t pay attention but American has ownership in Ukraine now, no doubt we will need to get some mining up and running and that costs money. For that, we protect them from your big bad wolf Putin. That costs money to set up bases too.
An incredible deal for America. MAGA strikes again. War is over.
Why do you support an ownership interest in Ukraine coupled with a permanent cost to taxpayers?
Pretty sure you were against such a thing until yesterday.
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Barking Dogs wrote:
Noyankee wrote:
Um, I guess you don’t pay attention but American has ownership in Ukraine now, no doubt we will need to get some mining up and running and that costs money. For that, we protect them from your big bad wolf Putin. That costs money to set up bases too.
An incredible deal for America. MAGA strikes again. War is over.
Yep. I knew you’d be the first one to completely flip positions.
So predictable, so dumb.
It's no use, they don't even understand what their original position was. They're like armchair sports fans with their nonsensical opinions on their teams strategy and tactics.
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Noyankee wrote:
Tinker Thomas wrote:
I predict a boat load of Trumpers will flip flop on Ukraine spending. All of the sudden sending $350 billion to Ukraine will be perfectly fine.
Um, I guess you don’t pay attention but American has ownership in Ukraine now, no doubt we will need to get some mining up and running and that costs money. For that, we protect them from your big bad wolf Putin. That costs money to set up bases too.
An incredible deal for America. MAGA strikes again. War is over.
That was the whole point of the war.
Ukraine wanted closer ties to Europe and America and not Russia. That's why Putin invaded.
It's only taken you 3 years to figure out it might be quite a good deal for America if the Ukrainians won...
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Barking Dogs wrote:
Noyankee wrote:
Um, I guess you don’t pay attention but American has ownership in Ukraine now, no doubt we will need to get some mining up and running and that costs money. For that, we protect them from your big bad wolf Putin. That costs money to set up bases too.
An incredible deal for America. MAGA strikes again. War is over.
Yep. I knew you’d be the first one to completely flip positions.
So predictable, so dumb.
HA!!! Flip what? my position has always been that we should not pay to kill other peoples kids and have peace in the region. mission accomplished in no time. was a brilliant move from Trump that, of course, nobody saw coming. Everybody is happy but warmongers, so it’s time to choose sides. Putin, happy. Zelrnsky, happy. China, happy. MAGA happy.
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Oldrunningguy wrote:
He is a sanctimonious idiot v2 wrote:
One more time for the civilians in the room:
- Babbit was a prior U.S. Air Force troop and knew the ramifications of breaching a "Restricted Area" in a government building
- Babbit was breaking through a wire-reinforced window on a door within the "Restricted Area"
- The U.S. Capital Police were well within their jurisdiction to protect the "Restricted Area"
Unless you are former military or have extensive experience working in a government facility within a Restricted Area, you are way out of your league on this one. We are trained at great length about these things.
Here is a suggestion for Trumpers.
Instead of making pathetic excuses for someone to further the right wing goal of whitewashing that day, why don’t you stop posting here and reflect upon why this mob and Babbit specifically wanted to break through that door so badly? Why not just continue your protest outside of the door in obedience to the police?
You know the answer if you have a brain in your head. And if you are honest with yourself you know exactly why she is dead.
Take your BS elsewhere.
What door? She was climbing thrun a window and was murdered.
Here's a suggestion for the sucker class. Learn the facts
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typical con.//. wrote:
Noyankee wrote:
Um, I guess you don’t pay attention but American has ownership in Ukraine now, no doubt we will need to get some mining up and running and that costs money. For that, we protect them from your big bad wolf Putin. That costs money to set up bases too.
An incredible deal for America. MAGA strikes again. War is over.
That was the whole point of the war.
Ukraine wanted closer ties to Europe and America and not Russia. That's why Putin invaded.
It's only taken you 3 years to figure out it might be quite a good deal for America if the Ukrainians won...
No.
Ukraine govt chose to be friendly to Russia and so was violently overthrown with the help of the US in 2014.
Eastern Ukraine objected and was bombed for 8 years.
Which prompted Russia (not Putin) to invade.
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