What does a TRUMP presidency look like?

[viper37]

Nope, the Americans held off the Nazis for four years, the French for six weeks.

Only when the Nazis declared war on the US.  And not a moment before.

Besides, a part of the French army kept on fighting against the Nazis.

[Valmy]

Nope, the Americans held off the Nazis for four years, the French for six weeks.

Only when the Nazis declared war on the US.  And not a moment before.

I think he was talking about the era from 2021 until 2025 not 1941 to 1945 

We did more than just hold off the Nazis in the 40s.

[viper37]

I think he was talking about the era from 2021 until 2025 not 1941 to 1945 

We did more than just hold off the Nazis in the 40s.

Ah, those Nazis.

It gets confusing with so many around.

Well, things were cleared in the 40s, and the Canadian army was stronger too.  Back then, the Nazis had legitimate reasons to fear us.

[The Brain]

Back in the here and now the US has bent the knee to Russia, actively works to destroy European security, and is led by Nazis. Bottomless contempt is a common feeling towards the US these days.

[viper37]

France also surrendered to the French Nazis, every bit as much as the US surrendered to their domestic Nazis.  Except the US Nazis aren't turning over Jews to be murdered.

Well, the French didn't turn their Jews to be murdered right in 1940.  They waited a couple of years for that.  There were other sanctions first.

We'll see what happens to trans a couple of years.  This administration is having problem filling Gitmo with illegal immigrants.  It seems there's not enough of them in the US to be deported, let alone to be sent to Gitmo after all.  So we'll see who's next to be sent there, before the political opponents, or right after.

[crazy canuck]

Nope, the Americans held off the Nazis for four years, the French for six weeks.

Only when the Nazis declared war on the US.  And not a moment before.

I think he was talking about the era from 2021 until 2025 not 1941 to 1945 

We did more than just hold off the Nazis in the 40s.

No, he was clearly referencing WWII. 

[Jacob]

It seems Trump is heading to Moscow on May 9th to commemorate the end of WWII.

[crazy canuck]

It seems Trump is heading to Moscow on May 9th to commemorate the end of WWII.

Zalenski was right

[Syt]

It seems Trump is heading to Moscow on May 9th to commemorate the end of WWII.

Are Russians bringing back the custom to make vassals and vanquished part of the parade?

[Valmy]

It seems Trump is heading to Moscow on May 9th to commemorate the end of WWII.

  

God I hope that is wrong.

[Razgovory]

Just wait until Trump puts Taiwan on the table for trade concessions from China.  Cause that will absolutely happen.  Maybe Korea as well.

[grumbler]

After americans surrendering to russkis without a shot being fired, we can give the surrender monkey moniker to them now. Cheeseburger eating surrender monkeys.

Agreed, though you can take heart in the fact that the French will remain the original and best Surrender Monkeys.  No one can take that away from them.

Nope, the French bled before surrendering.

Nope, the Americans held off the Nazis for four years, the French for six weeks.

Fuck right off.

Someone is taking this way too seriously.

[Grey Fox]

It seems Trump is heading to Moscow on May 9th to commemorate the end of WWII.

  

God I hope that is wrong.

Maybe Mussayev is telling the truth.

[Jacob]

Just wait until Trump puts Taiwan on the table for trade concessions from China.  Cause that will absolutely happen.  Maybe Korea as well.

I think it's a given. I don't think Trump & co give a damn about Taiwan.

[DGuller]

The only reasonable doubt that I have regarding Trump being a Russian asset is the fact that US intelligence agencies didn't seem to uncover it, and neither did European or Ukrainian ones.  It seems like the kind of intelligence that you would burn a source over, if you had to.  We seemed to penetrate Russia quite deeply during at least some part of Biden's term.