Nobby
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- Sep 29, 2007
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What an absolute loon you are.
An absolute loon.
How does our country produce imbeciles like you?
You and people like you, are part of the reason I’m no longer proud of my country.
Absolute moronic loon
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[Politics] Russia invades Ukraine (24/02/2022)
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An absolute loon.
How does our country produce imbeciles like you?
You and people like you, are part of the reason I’m no longer proud of my country.
Absolute moronic loon
Well we know from stories before the election that Musk has been having regular cosy little chats with Putin, and I very much doubt they were discussing the weather
beorhthelm
A. Virgo, Football Genius
- Jul 21, 2003
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would imagine alot of people in Washington and beyond are deeply concerned about whats reportedly going on with Russian relations on the surface, and probably doing much to alter. we dont really know what the scope of reported discussion are.
Sirnormangall
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- Sep 21, 2017
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…..and many Republicans won’t be happy either.
fly high
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But seems if anyone in CIA who challenge Trump will likely be 'sacked '
GoldstoneVintage
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F*** me! Do we really need any more evidence that Trump is Putin's creature?!
armchairclubber
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The 'World's Oldest Democracy'
This is a load of nonsense in my opinion. Even if they existed and Putin showed them to the world Trump would just cry "fake news" and his base would believe him. And with the advances in AI now, incriminating videos aren't going to be any use anymore, as the person being incriminated will just claim it is AI. Same goes for recordings or anything else of that ilk.
- Jan 25, 2025
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Surely intelligence agencies prefer assets that behave predictably and go unnoticed. Trump is the opposite of that and impossible to consistently control.
Besides, they don’t need him to be an official asset, he is ridiculously easy to manipulate and that’s something they are very good at.
Besides, they don’t need him to be an official asset, he is ridiculously easy to manipulate and that’s something they are very good at.
- Nov 11, 2009
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Opinion of a former resident of my wifes home city, in the Guardian is almost exactly the words my wife would herself express.
Yulia*, 43, was as a postal worker in Mariupol until the Russian invasion. “Now,” she said, “I have no housing, no job, I’m a refugee.”
“In short, Trump is [seemingly] proposing to give Putin my home town. Where Putin’s troops killed [thousands of] civilians. They almost killed me and my child. Trump is proposing that the Russians get away with this monstrous crime, that the Russians get their illegal reward for killing the civilians of Mariupol.
“I will never agree to Russian murderers taking my city. Six generations of my ancestors are buried in Mariupol. My son was born in Mariupol. Russians stole our home, stole all our things, and now Trump [may want to] formalise this crime.”
www.theguardian.com
Yulia*, 43, was as a postal worker in Mariupol until the Russian invasion. “Now,” she said, “I have no housing, no job, I’m a refugee.”
“In short, Trump is [seemingly] proposing to give Putin my home town. Where Putin’s troops killed [thousands of] civilians. They almost killed me and my child. Trump is proposing that the Russians get away with this monstrous crime, that the Russians get their illegal reward for killing the civilians of Mariupol.
“I will never agree to Russian murderers taking my city. Six generations of my ancestors are buried in Mariupol. My son was born in Mariupol. Russians stole our home, stole all our things, and now Trump [may want to] formalise this crime.”
‘Like a cruel auction’: what Ukrainians think of Trump’s peace talks with Putin
Ukrainians inside the country and abroad express their hopelessness, anger and defiance at negotiations between Washington and Moscow
www.theguardian.com
fly high
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Sadly that is exactly what Trump seems to be doing at the same time trying to line his own pocket. We were all concerned about Trump but I don't think any of us thought he would be this bad, you'd at least hope he would have got something off the Russians.Opinion of a former resident of my wifes home city, in the Guardian is almost exactly the words my wife would herself express.
Yulia*, 43, was as a postal worker in Mariupol until the Russian invasion. “Now,” she said, “I have no housing, no job, I’m a refugee.”
“In short, Trump is [seemingly] proposing to give Putin my home town. Where Putin’s troops killed [thousands of] civilians. They almost killed me and my child. Trump is proposing that the Russians get away with this monstrous crime, that the Russians get their illegal reward for killing the civilians of Mariupol.
“I will never agree to Russian murderers taking my city. Six generations of my ancestors are buried in Mariupol. My son was born in Mariupol. Russians stole our home, stole all our things, and now Trump [may want to] formalise this crime.”
‘Like a cruel auction’: what Ukrainians think of Trump’s peace talks with Putin
Ukrainians inside the country and abroad express their hopelessness, anger and defiance at negotiations between Washington and Moscow
This is mind blowing.
The US have a Russian agent running the country, and they're not doing anything about it.
I agree with you regarding Trump, but in a world where truth actually matters (like Europe), it would still matter, because you can tell the difference between something real and fake.
maffew
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Free speech?
Has anyone managed to work out what's going on?
Trump wanted half of Ukraine's resources, in exchange for, as far as I can tell, a few more weapons. The US didn't say they'd get Russia out of Ukraine, they didn't seem to offer much at all. So what is this new deal supposed to be? I can't see it being anything half sensible.
I read that thinking it was good stuff, but assuming it was from a random. That Tusk is saying it is excellent.
Yes, but much of the weaponry aid already sent was out of date/knackers stuff that should be priced honestly by the US (fat chance).
fly high
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Finally someone saying 'take Russia's money' to fund Ukraine against Putin. Do it NOW so amount they have to give to Trump goes way down.
fly high
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Didn't it actually save them money as they didn't have to pay to get it decommissioned?