The final betrayal of Ukraine by the people of the United States of America

[MOBIUS]

Trump is blaming Ukraine for the war against Russia...

He's right you know. They shouldn't have been stupid enough to let the US gaslight them into this war in the first place!

Oh dear, poor Ukraine. The latest country to be comprehensively chewed up, spat out and betrayed by the American people...

[Uncle Sparky]

Question - If Musk had his minions fire the people who looked after the nuclear codes, does that mean the US has, in effect, unilaterally disarmed?
Had Trump told Russia and China? Or Grand Fenwick?

[BeBMan]

The first betrayal was by the people of the kremlin who attacked their Ukrainian brothers.

[dannubis]

Yes yes yes we know.
The US started WW2 on 7/12/1941 when they were gaslighted into a war with Japan.

I start to suspect you are just as much of an insufferable idiot as the baboon in chief.

[MOBIUS]

https://youtu.be/23mMpACix_E?si=01tLT9XO95BoHnOE

Jeffrey Sachs from 4 minutes in.

Anyway, someone rightly pulled me up for asking why I was still posting here if I thought this forum was irrelevant.

It is true. I will leave as my work is done here. I have won at Poly.

[BeBMan]

Japan was encircled by non-Japanese so they had no choice.

[Geronimo]

I agree with the OP that this sort of 180 during war constitutes a true diplomatic betrayal in every sense of the word. The only way to increase the severity is to start sanctioning or attacking Ukraine and its remaining allies.

[N35t0r]

Trump is blaming Ukraine for the war against Russia...

He's right you know. They shouldn't have been stupid enough to let the US gaslight them into this war in the first place!

Oh dear, poor Ukraine. The latest country to be comprehensively chewed up, spat out and betrayed by the American people...

Yeah, they have the consolation that you never betrayed them - and never will, since you're pro-russia.

[BeBMan]

I agree with the OP that this sort of 180 during war constitutes a true diplomatic betrayal in every sense of the word. The only way to increase the severity is to start sanctioning or attacking Ukraine and its remaining allies.

Since Putin was unable to subdue Ukraine in the last three years this might be his only hope.

[N35t0r]

https://youtu.be/23mMpACix_E?si=01tLT9XO95BoHnOE

Jeffrey Sachs from 4 minutes in.

Anyway, someone rightly pulled me up for asking why I was still posting here if I thought this forum was irrelevant.

It is true. I will leave as my work is done here. I have won at Poly.

Taking bets here, how long will MOBIUS leave forever for this time?

[BeBMan]

Taking bets here, how long will MOBIUS leave forever for this time?

Hehe

[SlowwHand]

We didn't take them to raise.

[Dauphin]

Wonder if Trump was promised by Putin that US companies will get licences for resource extractions, and so dumped Zelensky quicker than a New York minute.

[SlowwHand]

Wonder neither costs nor gains anything.

[Geronimo]

Wonder if Trump was promised by Putin that US companies will get licences for resource extractions, and so dumped Zelensky quicker than a New York minute.

I was thinking the same thing. I was also thinking that falling for that would be an epic gullibility failure given Putin's record of delivering (and reneging) on those kinds of agreements (and agreements in general) to say nothing of the fact that US companies already had plenty of sweet mineral deals with Russia which were all surrendered for pennies on the dollar by US companies in any case as a result of the reaction to the special military operation.