What exactly would he knowIt's an article by Robert Reich, an American lawyer who worked in the administrations of 4 former presidents, both Republican and Democrat.

What exactly would he knowIt's an article by Robert Reich, an American lawyer who worked in the administrations of 4 former presidents, both Republican and Democrat.
The tard would read it differently if it was in the Daily Fail.It's an article by Robert Reich, an American lawyer who worked in the administrations of 4 former presidents, both Republican and Democrat.
Beat me to it!It's an article by Robert Reich, an American lawyer who worked in the administrations of 4 former presidents, both Republican and Democrat.
Don’t you ever check sources? Thanks to @Bakero for saving me the effort. It‘s not difficult.The fooking Guardian. Give me a break
Not as much as Spence, apparently!What exactly would he know![]()
So you think Trump follows the law in all cases? Despite clear evidence to the contrary?The fooking Guardian. Give me a break
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Not happy being lumped in with London and the North but Most of all East Sussexf*** it. If it's all up for grabs
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"Zelensky has repeatedly argued there "can be no talks on Ukraine without Ukraine" - but the Trump-Putin phone call proved otherwise"Did you not read this but, in the article you linked to…?
While it has long been known the new US administration would be less sympathetic to Ukraine than its predecessor, the words from Trump and his Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth will have only pleased Moscow.
Zelensky has repeatedly argued there "can be no talks on Ukraine without Ukraine" - but the Trump-Putin phone call proved otherwise.
"Zelensky has repeatedly argued there "can be no talks on Ukraine without Ukraine" - but the Trump-Putin phone call proved otherwise"
isnt that how you broker a deal, talk to both sides and find something both sides can agree too ?
Otherwise this shit will continue forever, there will be only one winner if a deal cannot be struck.
I for one will be delighted if the US can broker a deal of sorts and stop the killing.
You can be sure they would never have peace or even the chance of peace over there if the administration had not changed
Maybe not to that extent, but it's overly clear which 'side' Trump and co are backing. Him and Putin have had a chat and then told Zelensky what's going to happen. And what ISN'T going to happen, is that Ukraine goes back to how it was before this latest invasion, let alone before the previous one.Am I reading different news to you. When did Trump sell Ukraine to Russia? https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c04n622gzx7o
Doesn't sound like Trump thinks Ukraine should have a say in it. Apparently, they have to make peace after their bad decision to enter a war with Russia.
Doesn't sound like Trump thinks Ukraine should have a say in it. Apparently, they have to make peace after their bad decision to enter a war with Russia.
Doesn't sound like Trump thinks Ukraine should have a say in it. Apparently, they have to make peace after their bad decision to enter a war with Russia.
Doesn't sound like Trump thinks Ukraine should have a say in it. Apparently, they have to make peace after their bad decision to enter a war with Russia.
I think putin already realises that.He should be telling Putin it was not a good war to get into.
Standard Trump. To he honest, nothing he has said or done in this presidency has surprised me, because of what happened last time. He's way more interested in having the title than doing the work – with the added benefit this time around that it keeps him out of jail."It's an interesting question" - came across as though it's the first time he's actually considered it.
As for it not being a good war for Ukraine to go into - that's an astonishing this to say really.
Doesn't sound like Trump thinks Ukraine should have a say in it. Apparently, they have to make peace after their bad decision to enter a war with Russia.