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3. His leverage over Russia is that they want an end to this war — they’ve tried no fewer than five times to forge a peace agreement with Ukraine. China offered to broker the peace deal in 2023, and Saudi Arabia offered as well. NO ONE wants this war apart from “our” neocons and the politicians they’ve bought (including EU bureaucrats and Zelensky).
They had Russian - Ukrainian negotiations in mid-2022, but it seemed like when Boris Johnson showed up those negotiations ended.
So all that did was allow western European governments to prolong the war and get Birdbrain Biden to spend at least $50 billion per year for Ukraine assistance.
But Germany paid the price when Anthony Blinken smirked on camera that Germany can buy a lot more American LNG since the pipeline from Russia was destroyed.
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Hopefully Trump will undo some damage, but that and the unnecessary immigration crisis will be the Biden’s legacy.
Russia refuses to cease hostilities on the current front line, said Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, citing the Russian constitution.
Trump has thrown ideas out there such as European troops as peacekeepers in Ukraine.
LOL! There must be a lot of 'Putin and Russia failing miserably' porn around for the Putin Derangement Syndrome subscribers.
Are there comic books or something? Wars of attrition have costs on all sides.
So Trump is now compelled to offer more concessions, which he promptly did, starting to talk about lifting sanctions. The book talks about using leverage, but this looks like erasing leverage with every step.
With the two most recent decisions wrt stopping of cyber ops and military aid the whole negotiation strategy looks more and more like rolling over and showing belly.
That was most def not in the book.
Can we try to sit with them and figure out whether there's anything -- what are the Russians' demands? Under what conditions would the Russians be willing to stop this war?
Comrades: Donald Trump Tweeted before Twitter existed.
In every episode of The Apprentice, he gave one tip for success that was ~30 seconds long. They were simple, punchy, Tweet-sized nuggets of common sense business wisdom. In many cases, they foreshadowed his reasoning for firing a contestant at the end of an episode.
I have transcribed all 63 of these tips below. You will be hard pressed to find anything controversial, wrong, or dumb. They also shed insight on how he operates.
With the two most recent decisions wrt stopping of cyber ops and military aid the whole negotiation strategy looks more and more like rolling over and showing belly.
That was most def not in the book.
https://yuribezmenov.substack.com/p/trump-apprentice-tips-for-success
Comrades: Donald Trump Tweeted before Twitter existed.
In every episode of The Apprentice, he gave one tip for success that was ~30 seconds long. They were simple, punchy, Tweet-sized nuggets of common sense business wisdom. In many cases, they foreshadowed his reasoning for firing a contestant at the end of an episode.
I have transcribed all 63 of these tips below. You will be hard pressed to find anything controversial, wrong, or dumb. They also shed insight on how he operates.
"Many of you in the media clearly missed The Art of the Deal. You clearly failed to see what President Trump is doing here. ... China...
socal2 says
"Many of you in the media clearly missed The Art of the Deal. You clearly failed to see what President Trump is doing here. ... China...
Yeah, definitely going by the book on China, opening with big ask and ratcheting up, not "lets offer maximum concessions out of the door and make puppy eyes at them so they maybe be so kind and start negotiating".
How come "by the book" is not happening wrt promised peace deals? There it is only concession fest and no ratcheting up anything anywhere in sight.
China has been inflating its population statistics for decades - some estimates put it as low as 800+ million.
China is fucked six ways from Sunday
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