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Trump Shuns South Korea, Touts “Very Good Relationship” with North Korea

Is there a dictator Trump doesn’t like?

Very Good Relationship with Kim Jong Un

Based on my very good relationship with Kim Jong Un, of North Korea, I am not happy with the fact that the United States has, long ago, agreed to participate in Joint Military Exercises with South Korea. These exercises are not only costly, with much of these costs paid for by the United States of America (as usual!), but send a signal that is totally inappropriate and hostile, to a Country that, as long as Donald J. Trump has been President, has been unthreatening and respectful. Therefore, and based on the fact that it is too late to cancel, I have instructed Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, to substantially reduce the Joint Military Exercises! While somewhat unrelated (?), I recently asked the President of South Korea if they would like to join us in the Denuclearization of the Islamic Republic of Iran, and they said, “No thanks!” Thank you for your attention to this matter. President DONALD J. TRUMP

Aug 16, 2026, 3:04 PM

What Trump Admires

Once again Trump trashes allies and warms up to dictators. He admires the absolute control of Putin and Kim Jong Un.

Don’t worry, this is “somewhat unrelated (?)” to South Korea wisely refusing to get involved in Trump’s stupid war with Iran.

But if Trump listened to allies (other than Israel), we would not be in this mess.

I don’t object to reduced military spending. In fact, I think we should declare the war won (for the 50th time), except this time we should leave.

I do object to the asinine tone of Trump’s statement and the further trashing of allies just to feed his larger than galaxy-sized ego.

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yippee
yippee
8 hours ago

russia in the decade after collapse and before putin became the new czar, was a great place to be and do business. i’m hoping as amerika collapses many parts of usa will be delightful without the weight of the world wide warmongering empire. i hope it lasts a generation or more.

Bridge
Bridge
8 hours ago
Reply to  yippee

Fool

yippee
yippee
6 hours ago
Reply to  Bridge

you are a child.

Bridge
Bridge
4 hours ago
Reply to  yippee

You are hoping America collapses. That is about as temper tantrum child like thinking you can exhibit. This parties over. I’m taking my ball and going home. Hrrmmpph.! You’re the child…fool!

most of you voted for the uniparty all your lives
most of you voted for the uniparty all your lives
9 hours ago

Many of you disappoint me, on this topic. That includes you, Mish.

Correctly, you rarely believe what Trump says. But when he claims to “have a good relationship with” or say anything nice about a nation the USA press has demonized since before we were born, suddenly you think Trump was speaking genuinely. And you pile on with the circa 1950 cold war propaganda memes, as though you havent learned how everything we are told is so grossly distorted you should discard everything you ever learned about Oceania’s enemies and seek out any books or blogs that argue *Oceania* was and remains “the bad guy”, so you finally hear something not funded and approved by our domestic mafias.

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Bridge
Bridge
7 hours ago

It’s not his words, it’s his actions that tell us so much. He fails epically, all the time. Other than cruelty and vengeance, he’s a failure. He should not be in charge of anything important. Ever! How weird do you have to be to splice and dice trumps words, to have Mish sound hypocritical. But let’s not forget his words altogether. He’s a documented liar. The endless lying by itself does not clear him. Oh…he’s always a liar therefore you should never believe him and somehow now you do… bullshit. Trump is only friends with communist dictators. Because he is a communist dictator. Floors me the Republican Party is going full communist. Top down control. Culture control, media control, terrify law firms who might fight him. Destroy universities to control thinking. Put monuments to yourself everywhere. Trump and today’s Republican Party are true communists.

RonJ
RonJ
7 hours ago
Reply to  Bridge

Universities are controlled by leftist thinking professors, to indoctrinate college students. Socialism is the in thing there now. Woke Marxism is culture control. Corrupt Lawfare was used against Trump.

yippee
yippee
6 hours ago
Reply to  RonJ

dumpy trump is the real marxist. he’s taken government ownership of dozens of private enterprises. marxism and fascism are kissing cousins. amerikans love them both.

Bridge
Bridge
4 hours ago
Reply to  RonJ

Your manis a communist. You just don’t get it.

Greg
Greg
11 hours ago

All done in service of turning the US into a Russian-style mafia state.
Life for most Americans will be brutal & short.

El Trumpedo
El Trumpedo
12 hours ago

He’s such a little simp for dictators.

CJW
CJW
13 hours ago

Who your friends are says a lot about you. Putin, Epstein, Kim, and that crowd from Jan 6.

Bridge
Bridge
3 hours ago
Reply to  CJW

Hw was never a part of the cool kids. He’s hated everyone for hating him. He’s getting even with us all because he’s so insecure and knows he’s a moron. He learned early on that he just had to be cruel and vindictive and a bully. That’s all the skills he really has.

Mick
Mick
33 minutes ago
Reply to  CJW

People casually throw out Trump being friends with Putin and Kim Jong Un as if repeating it makes it true. He flatters other leaders on occasion (IMO in a manipulative way), but there’s no evident sincere follow-through. He met with Putin in Anchorage, supposedly had some kind of understanding, but hasn’t been to Moscow since, and if anything has committed to further support for Zelensky and deep strikes into Russia.

Eric
Eric
18 hours ago

Why would the leader of the world’s greatest superpower—and commander-in-chief of the most powerful military on Earth—need anyone’s help dealing with one of the world’s poorest and most isolated countries?
If the task is really as straightforward as we are being led to believe, then why the secrecy, the concessions, and the need for outside assistance?
Something isn’t adding up. Someone is hiding something.

cambeiu
cambeiu
17 hours ago
Reply to  Eric

There is nothing “hidden”. There is no mystery here. Just an administration that refuses to accept reality.

The Pentagon has been wargaming the shit out of this war scenario for ages and it was always known that once the Strait was closed, short of a 1 million men ground invasion costing an obscene amount of money and resources, there was nothing the US could do militarily to re-open it.

That is it.

Eric
Eric
17 hours ago
Reply to  cambeiu
Jon
Jon
15 hours ago
Reply to  Eric

Iran is neither poor nor isolated.

Eric
Eric
15 hours ago
Reply to  Jon

Wake up. Your reality is not the reality.

whirlaway
whirlaway
13 hours ago
Reply to  Eric

Next time, take a look at the map of Iran and its neighboring countries. It is not isolated. Far from it.

Iran is also an autarkic economy – decades of Western embargoes have forced it to manufacture its own consumer vehicles, steel, and pharmaceuticals domestically.

Eric
Eric
12 hours ago
Reply to  whirlaway

LOL Thank you.
When we speak of isolation, do not mistake it for a mere matter of geography or physical distance; the world’s most suffocating borders are not drawn with fences, but with financial blockades. I am speaking of an absolute economic quarantine—a systemic exile from the global financial architecture that paralyzes a nation’s ability to trade, build, and survive.

Neil
Neil
19 hours ago

How weird; if you like North Korea so much, why not ask them to join the attack on Iran? Lets see what they say.

CaptainCaveman
CaptainCaveman
18 hours ago
Reply to  Neil

He doesn’t care one way or another, he’s simply under orders to get a Central Bank in there one way or another.

MPO45v2
MPO45v2
21 hours ago

“I do object to the asinine tone of Trump’s statement and the further trashing of allies just to feed his larger than galaxy-sized ego.”

It’s not galaxy-sized, it’s a black hole. It sucks in all the light in the world and turns it into darkness.

This video explains how to spot someone without a soul. The description eerily describes Trump in so many ways.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ilJaOE1-ryg

cambeiu
cambeiu
21 hours ago
Reply to  MPO45v2

Through decades of past-life regression and quantum healing hypnosis, Dolores Cannon documented that not every human body houses an authentic soul. Some are inhabited by artificial souls or beings without the divine spark, a finding that aligns with ancient spiritual traditions across cultures.

Yeah, I’ll pass. Thanks.

Last edited 21 hours ago by cambeiu
MPO45v2
MPO45v2
20 hours ago
Reply to  cambeiu

Pass all you want. You would probably be one of those that “passed” on Einstein’s theory of relativity too.

https://skepticalinquirer.org/2020/11/100-authors-against-einstein-a-look-in-the-rearview-mirror/

Peter Higgins
Peter Higgins
20 hours ago
Reply to  MPO45v2

I hope you get the medical attention you need…

Jon
Jon
15 hours ago
Reply to  MPO45v2

The TOR is based upon the observable nature of the universe. it can be studied, tested, and falsified. Souls don’t exist. That inner voice is just the normal function of your brain. The difference between the functioning of your knee and your brain is that you can see your knee move. You can’t “feel” your brain think so you are stuck assuming there is someone is their chatting away and calling it your “soul”. But neuro-surgeons can change your brain and cause your brain (soul) to change radically.

MPO45v2
MPO45v2
15 hours ago
Reply to  Jon

Wow, you contradicted yourself in almost every sentence there. Hallmarks of someone trying to feign intelligence but can’t quite get there.

Luke
Luke
13 hours ago
Reply to  MPO45v2

That’s dumb
You can’t say any quackery is actually the truth because people thought Einstein was wrong.
People think the earth is flat too
I think they’re dumb

’Lil Mr.
’Lil Mr.
2 hours ago
Reply to  MPO45v2

Lack of soul in this case is simply severe narcissistic personality disorder. Check out the DSM. Einstein’s theories were truly revolutionary for their time. He could have been given 5 Noble Prizes. Consequences of his work are still being explored experimentally. But not even he accepted the consequences of his own equations which demonstrated that black holes were possible. Accepted proof was not attained until one year after Hawkins’ death. A shame as the Nobel prize committee does not award posthumously.

El Trumpedo
El Trumpedo
12 hours ago
Reply to  cambeiu

But how does the Sky Wizard feed into all this?

‘Lil Mr.
‘Lil Mr.
11 hours ago
Reply to  MPO45v2

Can’t review the video until later but the idea is interesting. I encourage you to watch Dark Matter on Apple TV. The premise is about superposition. If you love Sci-Fi like I do Apple TV is really hot right now.

I’m back robbyrob
I’m back robbyrob
23 hours ago

meanwhile: US Air Force jet engine manufacturing plagued by ‘significant challenges’
https://www.militarytimes.com/industry/techwatch/2026/08/03/us-air-force-jet-engine-manufacturing-plagued-by-significant-challenges/

Tenacious D
Tenacious D
15 hours ago

The logistics and supportability challenges become a lot less complex when you stop trying to be the world’s policeman. When you are buying less weapon systems and less spares, you have less to focus on and less distractions. You can also pare your workforce down to the most competent people and get rid of the no-loads who can barely fog a mirror.

Bring the troops home. All of them.

Webej
Webej
6 hours ago

They’re looking for new companies that can deliver …
? ROSTEC

The materials (titanium; tantalum) problem is insoluble.
Try buying a knife or a gun from a dealer after you have informed you need it to kill him.

John Collis
John Collis
23 hours ago

Consider this possibility. US is considering nukes in Iran. Russia and China would understand/measure their responses. Jong Un is a wild card. Sweet talk the dictator now avoiding complications over a nuked Iran. Japan and South Korea really feeling the pinch without those Parriot missiles.

cambeiu
cambeiu
21 hours ago
Reply to  John Collis

$1 trillion dollar/year military budget.
Multiple declarations that Iran is defeated and their military is destroyed.
Multiple declarations that the US controls the strait or that the strait is open.

And now the US is so out of options that some people are contemplating the possibility of dropping nukes in Iran. Talk about complete and total military defeat.
Pondering about nuking Iran is not a sign of strength and power, it is the ultimate admission of impotence and incompetence.

The US is so out of options against a country that has the same GDP as Louisiana, that weapons originally designed and built as deterrents for a “mutual-assured destruction” scenario are now being considered.

America is indeed great again. Holy shit.

Last edited 21 hours ago by cambeiu
Sentient
Sentient
14 hours ago
Reply to  cambeiu

Just because the US shouldn’t doesn’t mean the US wouldn’t.

Peter Higgins
Peter Higgins
20 hours ago
Reply to  John Collis

Nuking a country, because you are embarrassed you lost a pointless imperialist war? That would make the US the single most evil country of all time. I am not saying it is impossible, but if that’s who the US is, Europe should close its borders to the US and achieve digital sovereignty urgently.

Feral Finster
Feral Finster
12 hours ago
Reply to  Peter Higgins

That would make the US the single most evil country of all time.”

Is that still under discussion? At least germans can tell themselves that the situation in 1933 was desperate, they chose what seemed like the least bad viable option at the time.

Americans cannot tell themselves the same about 1991.

SteamBoi
SteamBoi
15 hours ago
Reply to  John Collis

I doubt the US would nuke Iran, but Israel will with glee. And the US will back up Israel if anybody has anything to say about it. I doubt Pakistan would even respond.

Odd your post got so heavily down-voted.

Flavia
Flavia
10 hours ago
Reply to  SteamBoi

A nuke dropped on Iran would poison the air, water and food of Israel. That’s why they haven’t dropped one.
Instead, they want the US to destroy Iran with conventional weapons.

Augustine
Augustine
23 hours ago

The U.S. not only count dictatorships among its allies, but they also installed quite a few, including in S. Korea.

‘Lil Mr.
‘Lil Mr.
22 hours ago
Reply to  Augustine

Boom goes the dynamite!!!

SteamBoi
SteamBoi
15 hours ago
Reply to  Augustine

It’s a centuries-old tradition.

Augustine
Augustine
8 hours ago
Reply to  SteamBoi

A two and a half centuries old tradition, to be precise.

Creamer
Creamer
23 hours ago

Surely this move has nothing to do with America having to move all of its military assets to throw at the war they lost the minute they declared it. No sir! We love North Korea actually! Nothing to see here folks, just a strategic realignment towards being a third world Christofascist rump state.

Rogerroger
Rogerroger
1 day ago

No 5 d chess/ no idiot just a vengeful old man who is upset that sk would not join him in his war.

Webej
Webej
9 hours ago
Reply to  Rogerroger

Exactly.
Impossible to exaggerate the degree to which pettiness and purely personal whims dictate official policy with Trump on deck.

Bridge
Bridge
7 hours ago
Reply to  Webej

That’s what makes him a dictator. The ability to use government to go after political opposition is the communist/fascist hybrid that trump has shit onto this nation.

TheBird
TheBird
1 day ago

Really. Continued plutonium production for warheads, troops in Ukraine, missiles in Ukraine, aide to Iran.

Trump has done nothing but make the US and its likely former allies weaker.

cambeiu
cambeiu
1 day ago

Iran Strikes Push US Navy Logistics to Diego Garcia as USS Abraham Lincoln Strains

Iranian strikes against the US Navy’s Bahrain hub forced carrier logistics onto a 2,200-mile Diego Garcia supply chain, exposing sustainment vulnerabilities as USS Abraham Lincoln approached nine months of continuous deployment.

FULL ARTICLE CLICK HERE

The US had an almost $1 trillion dollar military budget in 2025 and yet a country with the same GDP as the state of Louisiana has disrupted the entire US military logistics chain in the Middle East and Indian ocean.

This is truly a historical watermark moment.

‘Lil Mr.
‘Lil Mr.
22 hours ago
Reply to  cambeiu

Indeed. And kicking us on the way out!

Lefteris
Lefteris
1 day ago

Trump is probably trying to break the Russia – North Korea – Iran alliance. Is there any meaningful action behind the clumsy rhetoric? History showed that American polarizing interventions since the Clinton/Bush uniparty era in order to prevent or stop something, had serious side effects.

cambeiu
cambeiu
1 day ago
Reply to  Lefteris

Trump is probably trying to break the Russia – North Korea – Iran alliance. 

You give him way too much credit. He does not think that strategically in matters of global geo-politics. He was hanging out and having fun with Kim Jong Un as far back as 2017. He just likes the guy.

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Lefteris
Lefteris
23 hours ago
Reply to  cambeiu

<<You give him way too much credit.>>
Well, I would like it to be like that. Come to think of it, everyone nowadays is projecting their own wishes on some political party, regardless of what the party says and does. I have some experience to know that we should not predict outcomes when we have not enough information. Remember the old days, when the newspapers only had a 1-column article with a raster image “The President expressed his confidence in Mr. this or that”.
And we assumed back then, that serious talks were going on.

‘Lil Mr.
‘Lil Mr.
1 day ago

He probably sees democracies as weak because they won’t support him. If he could turn it all into the handmaid’s tale he would.

peelo
peelo
1 day ago

So Iran = evil incarnate, but North Korea = sweet wonderful date night. That was like Putin a year or so ago, in Alaska, remember? When Ukraine had “no cards”? Even if I was a MAGA loyalist, my tiny head would be spinning. Change this fool’s diaper and send him to bed.

Pedro
Pedro
1 day ago

Its hard to express the depth of ignorance and incompetence in the orange man

Webej
Webej
9 hours ago
Reply to  Pedro

Hard? Impossible.
It curdles the mind to contemplate.

I’m back robbyrob
I’m back robbyrob
1 day ago

We no longer have a carrier presence in the Pacific
The inability to maintain a coherent strategy across administrations is a mark of failure.
Obama himself failed by getting involved in the Syrian war; then we got Trump, who seems utterly incapable of doing anything except reacting. Our navy is pinned down in the Gulf for the foreseeable future trying to enforce a blockade that Trump demands as a price for his failure.

https://apnews.com/article/aircraft-carriers-trump-china-pacific-iran-war-87cfb838de8c13464fa3cab1840ad87d

peelo
peelo
1 day ago

Yes, it’s not like Obama (and Hillary) were fountains of strategic wisdom. Good to not whitewash that. They did not have it all resolved. But now Trump owns this new level of incoherence. You break it or muddle it up, you own it, past a point.

Last edited 1 day ago by peelo
limey
limey
12 hours ago
Reply to  peelo

Trump has managed though to set the bar exceedingly low.
A Brussel sprout has more self awareness.

Last edited 12 hours ago by limey
Lefteris
Lefteris
1 day ago

<<We no longer have a carrier presence in the Pacific>>
Maybe, just maybe, the Bretton Woods agreement and NATO are both entering their last phase. They both extended for a far longer time than intended. The USA has too much debt to keep supporting expensive non-coherent committees. The NATO guys want to keep their high salaries and will fight anyone who’s a threat to that, claiming they are allies. Allies for what? Just in case the USSR attacks us?

Peter Higgins
Peter Higgins
20 hours ago
Reply to  Lefteris

It is called a defensive alliance for a reason, but I guess partially it is in support of “Western values”, which makes no sense the US being part of because it has moved from being hypocritical to solidly against them in spirit and in fact. The US is the enemy of human civilisation.

Feral Finster
Feral Finster
12 hours ago
Reply to  Peter Higgins

“Defensive alliance” my tail. Note how the defensively attacked Serbia and Libya. Not to mention Afghanistan.

Like the Tripartite Pact was a “defensive alliance”.

most of you voted for the uniparty all your lives
most of you voted for the uniparty all your lives
9 hours ago
Reply to  Peter Higgins

Defensive??

Before the end of ww2, Winston Churchill asked for plans to invade USSR.

Shortly after the war and /before/ the Warsaw Pact, NATO was born.

Look up what Lord Ismay said was the purpose of NATO.

Bonus: USA demonstrated their a-bomb twice. Not to subdue a defeated Japan — MacArthur publicly criticzed the decision as totally unnecessary — but to threaten Russia. Plans were drawn up to use them. USSR had to hold onto enough eastern European territory to keep USA airbases and, hence, nuclear weapons far enough distance from Moscow.

Raj Kumar
Raj Kumar
13 hours ago
Reply to  Lefteris

I have to agree with you.

My main issue is what happens the day after…

I never thought I would see two superpowers dissolve like this in my lifetime.

Lefteris
Lefteris
11 hours ago
Reply to  Raj Kumar

They are easy to dissolve, because of conflicts of interest. In the USSR, it just took Lithuania to ask for economic independence, and the whole thing unraveled. US States could ask for financial independence if federal taxes hurt their businesses. Florida comes to mind.

yippee
yippee
8 hours ago
Reply to  Lefteris

i bet my pals in 2018, that by jan 20, 2029, at least one state would effectively secede from the FEDs. i’m gonna collect my winnings. in my favorite steak house in AZ.

yippee
yippee
8 hours ago
Reply to  yippee

durants

I’m back robbyrob
I’m back robbyrob
1 day ago

Former US lawmaker claims high-level talks underway on potential nuclear weapons use against Iran
https://www.aa.com.tr/en/americas/former-us-lawmaker-claims-high-level-talks-underway-on-potential-nuclear-weapons-use-against-iran/4028994

peelo
peelo
1 day ago

October surprise, incoming? A nuclear Tonkin Gulf? Military tail wags political dog?

‘Lil Mr.
‘Lil Mr.
1 day ago

I think that would be a scare tactic like NK uses. That’s why Taco likes him.

most of you voted for the uniparty all your lives
most of you voted for the uniparty all your lives
9 hours ago
Reply to  ‘Lil Mr.

Such nonsense. NK threatens retaliation with them, if attacked.

Brian
Brian
1 day ago

Kim Jong Un is supplying LOADS of cannon fodder & other military support to Trump’s BFF Vlad for his war of aggression in Ukraine, you see.

Lefteris
Lefteris
1 day ago
Reply to  Brian

But Vlad is a passionate ally of Iran, you see. The common link is North Korea.
At least you got to appreciate the relevant transparency behind the clumsy rhetoric.
Tt doesn’t mean it’s bad just because Trump is doing it, and we don’t know all details.
Because I remember when the US was bombing Libya and Belgrade, and then Iraq, journalists never had enough information to mount any critique. Nobody dared to question “weapons of mass destruction”, and “if you don’t believe us because we’ re politicians, here’s Colin Powell, who talks like Denzel Washington, to convince you.”
By the time journalists got any information to question the righteousness of the wars, they were already over.

Tony Frank
Tony Frank
1 day ago

Taco has always perferred the bad actors and wants to be like putin.

Mick
Mick
1 day ago
Reply to  Tony Frank

We need more “bad actors” like Putin. If it weren’t for his restraint in the face of constant NATO-driven provocations, we’d already be in the midst of a nuclear winter.

Brian
Brian
1 day ago
Reply to  Mick

Oh yes, if anyone deserves a Nobel Peace Prize, it’s Putin. Just ignore his invasions of & threats toward neighboring countries & he’ll be a shoo-in!

Mick
Mick
1 day ago
Reply to  Brian

You need to educate yourself re: the origins of the Ukraine war. It goes back decades. Putin tried diplomacy, tried to warn the West re: expansion of NATO and installation of new weapons systems in member states closer to Russia. CIA/NATO had a direct role arming and training Ukraine forces for war against Russia, with CIA setting up a number of bases within Ukraine. Trump even bragged about how he helped arm Ukraine in his first term, and Angela Merkel admitted that the Minsk agreements were intended to delay and give time to boost Ukraine militarily. This was a provoked war.

Creamer
Creamer
1 day ago
Reply to  Mick

Obviously it was NATO who founded Ukraine hundreds and hundreds of years ago, I learned this in school too. Russia had to defend itself from all of its neighbors like Chechnya, Tuva, and the Chukchi the same way, you see! Those are all rightful territories of greater Isr- I mean, Russia, promised to them three thousa- uhh, one thousand years ago! It’s very different from dastardly evil Israel you see!

Sentient
Sentient
14 hours ago
Reply to  Creamer

The CIA was a big sponsor of Chechnya’s rebels. The CIA also had 20 bases inside eastern Ukraine. The American goal of obtaining Sevastopol and turning the Black Sea into a “NATO lake” wasn’t / isn’t to promote world peace. As Lloyd Austin said, the war in Ukraine was to “weaken Russia”. It could have been avoided, but the US didn’t want to avoid it. It wanted to foster it. The 2019 RAND paper “Extending Russia” was a battle plan. Putin’s alternative to invading Ukraine was to allow the vivisection of Russia – a western goal since before the Crimean War.

limey
limey
12 hours ago
Reply to  Sentient

You forgot perfidious albion? Are you ok?

Webej
Webej
9 hours ago
Reply to  Creamer

Did South Carolina, Florida, Texas, California, Alaska have a referendum to join the union? Guam, Philippines, Puerto Rico, Panama? Korea? Vietnam? Did Europe vote to be occupied by the USA for perpetuity? NATO? Ever heard of Operation Unthinkable? The plans to bomb 70 Soviet cities? Camp Bondsteel? The pre-war plan by Britain & France to invade Russia through the Caucus, before Hitler turned on them?

‘Lil Mr.
‘Lil Mr.
22 hours ago
Reply to  Mick

And Putin wants the USSR back together. Is that for a buffer against real democracy? The Russian people could be so much more if they could just dump his runt ass.

Sentient
Sentient
14 hours ago
Reply to  ‘Lil Mr.

Consider the possibility that you know a lot of things that aren’t true.

Peter Higgins
Peter Higgins
20 hours ago
Reply to  Mick

So Russia was entitled to total safety and hegemony, and anyone who wanted a little safety from Russia deserves invasion? I hope you don’t treat women like that. But it explains why they chose the bear.

Feral Finster
Feral Finster
12 hours ago
Reply to  Peter Higgins

Ukraine and Russia got along fine before the American sponsored coup.

El Trumpedo
El Trumpedo
12 hours ago
Reply to  Feral Finster

Puppet states do that.

Sentient
Sentient
12 hours ago
Reply to  El Trumpedo

Like the Europeons

Feral Finster
Feral Finster
11 hours ago
Reply to  El Trumpedo

Ukraine wasn’t a puppet then.

It is now.

El Trumpedo
El Trumpedo
11 hours ago
Reply to  Feral Finster

It was russias puppet

most of you voted for the uniparty all your lives
most of you voted for the uniparty all your lives
9 hours ago
Reply to  El Trumpedo

And the west /used/ and continues /using/ Ukraine solely to bleed Russia, regardless of cost to Ukrainians.

If the west gave a fucking shit about actual fucking Ukrainians, the west would not have chosen this path.

The west does not give a fucking shit about human rights. JFC. Have you been paying attention?

Stop repeating the war mongers talking points.

yippee
yippee
8 hours ago

bingo. we have a winner. this evil empire we inhabit is crumbling. history certainly rhymes. an old tale in the book of human history.

Feral Finster
Feral Finster
8 hours ago
Reply to  El Trumpedo

Hardly. If Ukraine had an agency then, it does not now.

Bridge
Bridge
7 hours ago
Reply to  Mick

Holy shit! Another idiot!

William King
William King
1 day ago

I don’t think they like him…

peelo
peelo
1 day ago
Reply to  William King

They have no more reason to trust Trump than Putin or anyone else does, allies or enemies. Seriously, day by day it comes down to, what side of bed did he get up from?

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