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ScrotumScrapings Mar 27, 2026 +385

It’s amazing to watch the yanks just flush their own soft power, dignity and alliances like that. They are losing things they are never getting back.

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fossilnews Mar 27, 2026 +203

Trump is a Putin asset.

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slowpoke2018 Mar 27, 2026 +84

How anyone can look objectively at what's happening and not see this is amazing. And Russia's long game was called out decades ago in The Foundations of Geopolitics But when you're part of a cult, dear leader is NEVER wrong

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MiamiVicePurple Mar 28, 2026 +18

Yup, we’ve been hearing about Russian interference in US politics for years and this is the fruit of their labours come up pass.

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norkb Mar 28, 2026 +19

Forty years of stagnant policies from congress while defunding social programs including education, Citizens United allowing unlimited sums of money to fund political campaigns, Christianity serving white supremacy fascist groups, runaway wealth inequality, Israel co-opting politicians, KGB retribution for WWII, and finally all of those things culminating in an angry, stupid, economically oppressed white male impotent rage elect a person who gave legitimacy to their misguided and pathetic grievances. And now the world will see what unregulated capitalism looks like as every last bit of value is extracted from its people, land, and future, so that a global network of pedophiles can remain anonymous in the shadows.

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GoBirds2005 Mar 27, 2026 +15

100%

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jcrestor Mar 27, 2026 +14

It is so much worse. He aligns naturally with Authoritarians, and more or less half the country is fine with their current course.

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Masrim Mar 28, 2026 +5

He idolizes them. Putin and Kim Jong Un are his heroes.

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LickNipMcSkip Mar 28, 2026 +1

less than half technically, but more than enough

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TrickshotCandy Mar 28, 2026 +5

Americans are going to be in the same boat as Russians if this goes on much longer. "Elected" leader does anything he wants. Government systems don't do squat. And the citizens just accept things. Par for the course for every country? Well almost. Except not every other country is kidnapping other "elected" leaders, or squeezing another country dry, or bombing another, or threatening to invade everyone else.

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FailureToReason Mar 28, 2026 +1

Trump is a Putin asset (Mueller report) compromised by Israel (Epstein files). Difficult situation to be in lol. He does what Putin wants because Putin has the pee tape. He does what Netenyahu wants because Bibi had videos of him f****** children. And Americans, despite having all of the evidence they needed to draw this conclusion themselves in full view (Mueller report, Trump's guilty-as-f*** behaviour and associations with Epstein), still opted to elect him. Look at the collapse of the soviet union as a model for the future of USA.

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Nanaman Mar 28, 2026 +1

He’s also a Putin asshat.

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GoodOmens Mar 28, 2026 +1

He is ... but also really bad at that too. The distraction in Iran is helpful to Ukraine

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fossilnews Mar 28, 2026 +1

How so?

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calmerthanyouarr Mar 27, 2026 -31

It's bizarre to hear this sentiment STILL. He's clearly owned. You're right about that. But we're in a war no one can understand on behest of another country, and it is not Russia. Your instincts are right and yet Russiagate is a literal hoax. You still say it in a thread with real evidence of Trump being an asset, and you people still talk about Russiagate. It is so weird. It's like you never updated your 2016 software.

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MCI_Sarpanch Mar 28, 2026 +10

Meanwhile trump will always bend over backwards for Putin so not sure what you're referring to at the end of your post

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TheGringoDingo Mar 28, 2026 +3

Who was that other dude trump was friends with that also had big connections to Putin?

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MCI_Sarpanch Mar 28, 2026 +7

For the Epsteenth time, I think his name was Jeffrey

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TheGringoDingo Mar 28, 2026

For sure, though it’s not hard to find some others, either. All seem to be in the same little circle

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Murray38 Mar 28, 2026 +1

Are you stupid or are you going to say what this “another country” is that isn’t like China, Israel, or North Korea?

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LeonardSmallsJr Mar 27, 2026 +47

Half of us understand the permanent damage that has already been done, how much worse it will get, and are screaming as loud as we can. The other half is eating paste and celebrating how mad we are.

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MixtureSpecial8951 Mar 27, 2026 +13

Eh, more than half of us see what is going on. Approximately a third of the electorate is eating paste and all that.

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SlugFromSnug Mar 28, 2026 +5

Close to 170 million Americans chose this path. Was obvious to everyone se in the world.

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MixtureSpecial8951 Mar 28, 2026 -7

Incorrect, Trump received 77,302,580 votes. He received almost 50% of all votes cast, 49.8 to be precise. Of eligible voters, 65.3% actually voted. So, 49.8% of 65.3% is 32.52. In other words, just under one third of eligible voters chose this knucklehead. And the polling numbers prove this out. It is a tyranny of the minority at the moment.

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SlugFromSnug Mar 28, 2026 +10

And a further 90 million chose not to vote and are thus complicit in this fuckknucklery A majority of eligible voters were ok with a regime that murders school children

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Cautious-Body-9748 Mar 28, 2026

DJT got 80% of the evangelical vote, too. Christian conservatives are an enormous portion of the R voting bloc. With many who essentially treat Israel like the 51st state due to religious and prophetic beliefs. If a candidate promotes it as such it’s a guaranteed capture of their vote.

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SlugFromSnug Mar 28, 2026 +2

Yeah. Religious nutters are a danger. One currently has access to nuclear weapons and stealth bombers

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Cautious-Body-9748 Mar 28, 2026 +2

They’d have no problem with a full blown religious theocracy. It’s as if now, more than ever the whole idea of separation of church and state isn’t of any concern. Given recent national and foreign policies, excessive executive orders, feverish loyalty by his followers, and how actions by our government are marketed to the public. The pendulum needs to swing back the other way like yesterday.

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Joddodd Mar 28, 2026 +3

And one third did not vote, or in other words, did not find it important enough to take the time to vote. They decided that they were OK with it either way. As the saying goes "The only thing necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing". So while it may be a tyranny, it is not a tyranny of the minority. One third is for, one third don't care and one third is against. The third that did not vote can be counted in both camps, but using the saying above, they sided with evil. Please prove me wrong if you have an election in November.

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ferpyy Mar 28, 2026 -4

Google is free - how can you be so confidently wrong in this era with the internet.

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rekaba117 Mar 28, 2026 +8

"if you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice" The ~90,000,000 voters that stayed home chose this path just as much as the ~77,000,000 that voted for this.

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SlugFromSnug Mar 28, 2026 +3

Ok then, Google it 77 million voted for him Approx 90 million chose not to vote Even the puny American brain can do the maths on that

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SvnSqrD Mar 27, 2026 +1

Surprise surprise, Republican will still win next election, Thanks to daddy Putin.

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Desertcow Mar 28, 2026 +1

30% understand how bad things are, the rest either support this or can't be arsed to take 20 minutes out of their day every 4 years to go vote

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ThatNewWeirdGuy Mar 28, 2026 +1

Dont forget the winning

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IAmYaoGuai Mar 28, 2026 +4

"Make America Great Again" is the biggest lie of the century

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Television_Powerful Mar 28, 2026 +2

The NHS slogan leave campaign used for Brexit is a good contestant too. "We send the EU £350 million a week, let's fund our NHS instead". From wiki: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vote\_Leave\_bus](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vote_Leave_bus) [^(\[1\])](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vote_Leave_bus#cite_note-businessinsider-1) "Cummings has credited the words on the bus for the Leave campaign's victory, and 42 percent of people who had heard of the claim still believed it was true by 2018." It's all the same though, populists screaming nonsense and getting away with it. It really took a turn for the worst when Trump won in 2016. Politics is just symbolic, theatre and polarized arguments. There are zero intelligent debates or actual improvements for the middle man.

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Particle_wombat Mar 28, 2026 +4

The saddest part (other than the human misery all of Trump's actions are bringing to the world) is that he's giving it all away for pennies on the dollar and a pat on the head.

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imaginary_num6er Mar 28, 2026 +1

At this point half of the US population is betting WWIII is going to happen before the climate apocalypse

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MrBigBangBlunder Mar 28, 2026 +1

It's f****** shit, he's literally saying to you guys join the war with Iran or well stop supporting Ukriane. Absolute ass, along with the other degenerates that voted for him

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Conscious-Program-1 Mar 28, 2026 +1

Only way to get their trust at this point is to make sure he sees consequences and also measures are taken so that someone like him (dark triad, possible bpd) isn't able to get into office again. Nothing else will truly fix it.

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calcifer219 Mar 28, 2026 +1

Yeah… even if he was relieved of office tomorrow the world view of the US will not be repaired in my lifetime. Can we go back to 2017 and have a mulligan!?

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SomeOtherAccountIdea Mar 28, 2026 +1

Whats more important than your own country's future, global stability, and peoples lives than owning the libs?

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Hungry_Ad_4278 Mar 28, 2026

Haven't we already done that? I'm not sure how we can (US) can damage out international relationships further apart from attacking an ally (wich may be in the cards).

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BlackMan9693 Mar 28, 2026 -1

>losing things they are never getting back They'll get it back. I despise the current US administration but none of this would have lasting consequences. Japan has good and important trade agreements with China and South Korea despite all the mind wrecking history. The next administration just has to act humble for a while and distance itself from the actions and methods of the current one. It sounds simple and it is but it literally is like that. The current attitude of the various world leaders should be a good enough indicator for how things would play out. Of course, it all depends on a change in US administration for the better.

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arvigeus Mar 28, 2026 +2

Politics is not a place to hold grudges. As they say, there are no true friends or enemies, only common interests. This said, I hope the rest of the world, Europe in particular, will start growing its own teeth and stop relying on USA for everything, regardless how “amazing” next administration could be. Ok to sit on the same table as equals and allies, but not letting them be “leaders of the free world” again.

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BlackMan9693 Mar 28, 2026 +3

>but not letting them be “leaders of the free world” again Agreed. No one nation should be allowed that much sway or say in the world.

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xynith116 Mar 28, 2026

Suez, meet Hormuz.

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DaniDaniDa Mar 27, 2026 +84

Yes, the weapons are needed for the war against Iran which the administration told us has no military potential left and declared victory over a few dozen times

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soulstormfire Mar 27, 2026 +16

It also lied about it's stocks of weapons being full.

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foghillgal Mar 27, 2026 +2

Honestly, the US does not have the current capacity to do a significative incursion into Iran. One that will that won\`t allow Iran to frack up all oil production in the middle east. It\`s really pathetic .

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queen-adreena Mar 28, 2026 +1

Which is insane given they spend a trillion dollars every year on their military and it’s exhausted after 2 weeks of bombing.

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SvnSqrD Mar 27, 2026 +16

So deal has been made, stop the support for Ukraine but Russia continues to provide Intelligence with Iran. The art of the deal.

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SlowCrates Mar 27, 2026 +32

MAGA -- how does it feel to suck on Putin's balls every single day? Sick of winning yet? Morons.

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No_Conversation_9325 Mar 27, 2026 +12

Yeah... dirty thieves. Not a single cent of NATO budgets should go to orders from US. Sanchez somehow saw that coming.

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IntelArtiGen Mar 27, 2026 +51

If it doesn't encourage the EU to produce weapons by itself instead of paying the US to do it, then nothing will.

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asdhjasdhlkjashdhgf Mar 27, 2026 +12

guy with limited understanding of lasting cooperation doesn't understand why and how US gained its former influence on Europe. So talked himself into a rage of hypothetical spending waste while outpacing reality how super in superpower became more or less acknowledged and relied up on. Now it's not a given anymore - it will only become way more expensive. The surprise is he lashes out in a way that exposes the weakness of that 'super' because it doesn't work without Europe.

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catzarrjerkz Mar 28, 2026 +1

The defense companies are still going to exist and sell product to any buyer. If anything this continues to enrich and fuel the military industrial complex

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IntelArtiGen Mar 28, 2026 +3

> The defense companies are still going to exist and sell product to any buyer. Well in almost all countries they can't do it without political authorization, and if Trump says "we take that, we need it in iran, you stop selling it to other people" they'll just obey.

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No_Conversation_9325 Mar 27, 2026 -7

EU is producing weapons by itself. However, those are too c**** to fulfil % obligations. Why buy a drone for 40k when you can buy the same drone for 400k and make US happy?

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Baz_123 Mar 27, 2026 +20

Agent Kraznov doing what he's been told to do by his controller. 🤬

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meglobob Mar 28, 2026 +9

Apparently some idiot started a war that didn't need to happen at all.

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truttatrotta Mar 28, 2026 +9

It’s amazing how the outcome of absolutely everything Trump does helps Putin in Russia, Russia, Russia isn’t it?

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phoeniks314 Mar 27, 2026 +8

Didn’t he say they have unlimited amounts of weapons.

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Carl_Clegg Mar 27, 2026 +9

It’s as if he’s some kind of liar.

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arvigeus Mar 28, 2026 +1

Yes, water guns

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Front_Promise_5991 Mar 27, 2026 +26

The Washington Post previously reported that the US is considering redirecting weapons intended for Ukraine, including air defence missiles already ordered under the PURL initiative, to the Middle East. We are not amazed that already ordered missiles most probably go to the Middle East. It was just question of time. Sorry, but if it happens, many nations will question the USA's credibility.

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Phylanara Mar 27, 2026 +54

Oh we don't question the us's credibility anymore. We observe it does not exist

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WeirdJack49 Mar 27, 2026 +19

>Sorry, but if it happens, many nations will question the USA's credibility. People still believe anything that comes from the White House?

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soulstormfire Mar 27, 2026 +11

Nah. That's just the magical thinking US Americans are telling each other.

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thehappyotter34 Mar 28, 2026 +3

I'm sat here in the UK, trusting the word of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard more than I trust the word of the American President, supposedly the leader of our closest friends. I never thought I'd say that!

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hagfish Mar 27, 2026

Sir; this is from *Pravda!*

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MetalBawx Mar 28, 2026 +4

Pretty sure the EU has paid for these weapons as well...

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GuelphEastEndGhetto Mar 27, 2026 +4

Who are these allies they speak of? Are they the ones being ridiculed and disrespected at every turn? If so, then the definition of the term requires revision.

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PreacherCoach Mar 28, 2026 +5

I'm going down, so I am taking everyone with me. Apparently this is Maga leadership.

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ArcticCelt Mar 28, 2026 +5

Another reason why no country should consider the USA for weapons procurement: they will cut you off when you need them most. The EU should stop subsidizing the U.S. military-industrial complex and buy only European weapons or from trustworthy, real allies to develop their independent industries.

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Fenix42 Mar 28, 2026 +2

F****** with our main export is so stupid. I just don't get it.

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chronoic Mar 27, 2026 +10

So why do you need more weapons if your enemy has been destory, their Army, Navy, and Airforce all has been wipe out and all their missile launchers destory?

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OkMinute506 Mar 27, 2026 +3

Here we go again if Trump does not get his way on anything. Then he switches to what he always does. Threaten Ukraine to delay the supply of weapons.

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isthereadrwho Mar 27, 2026 +4

Thank goodness the French are not ones to say. I told you so, repeatedly, for a very very long time

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OversensitiveRhubarb Mar 28, 2026 +4

*China has entered Taiwan and the chat*

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Own-Secret2028 Mar 28, 2026

I'm sure this will age as well as every other prediction of a Chinese invasion.

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Super_Baime Mar 27, 2026 +6

His boss, Putin, approves.

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thatasianguy88 Mar 28, 2026 +3

So in the event of a global war the US does not have the capacity to supply all their allies who have already spent billions on American systems.

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ghostbannomore Mar 28, 2026 +1

I think the headline is also misleading, these are not U.S supplies for Ukraine. These are weapons that have been bought on behalf of Ukraine. This will be sold to the MAGA cult as U.S donations which they are not.

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Artistic-Link8948 Mar 27, 2026 +6

While the Russian Duma was welcomed with open arms. What’s going on?

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PolecatXOXO Mar 27, 2026 +6

Trump's funneling cash from the state department coffers straight to Putin and Orban via his "Bored of Peace". It's so out in the open it's ridiculous, but our politicos and press keep playing along.

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sg19point3 Mar 27, 2026 +2

His boss tells him to do so

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Sergeant_Stretch Mar 27, 2026 +2

We’re running out of bullets

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2Loves2loves Mar 28, 2026 +2

I wonder how many years it will take to replace what we are using.

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bruhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh- Mar 28, 2026 +2

We still have allies?

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Sad-Breakfast-5671 Mar 28, 2026 +1

he is warning russia, his only ally.

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clainmyn Mar 28, 2026 +2

He found opportunity to suck putins d***.

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Sad-Breakfast-5671 Mar 28, 2026 +1

trump works for putin. always has since citibank cut him off because he was a horrible business man.

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Common-Ad6470 Mar 27, 2026 +2

All part of Putin’s plan in addition to the US military largely having to evacuate the Middle East in the face of an onslaught of Iranian drones and missiles. Trump is still desperately trying to salvage the situation by dumping buckets of gasoline on the situation but it’s still not working….👌

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PraetorGold Mar 28, 2026 +1

Uh huh

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Sacagawawah Mar 28, 2026 +1

“We’re using them to bomb the shit out of Iran, but don’t worry we won’t give them back to you when we’re done.”

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PanneKopp Mar 28, 2026 +1

everything for Bibbi and his greater Isreal /s

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MapleDollars24 Mar 27, 2026

Wonder if this was part of the plan.

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