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originally posted by: jidnum
originally posted by: Spider879
a reply to: Southern Guardian
Didn't I say in another thread that Trump have managed to pissed off all our allies, and that he is an existential threat! to our national security???.. Ok DR is holding down the fort.
The only people he pissed off are the ones who took advantage of our country thanks to previous administrations.
They cannot use the USA as their personal piggy bank anymore. That would definitely upset a lot of people.
Finally, we should dispel the notion that NATO allies "do nothing." In the aftermath of the September 11, 2001, attacks on the United States, allied countries well beyond Al- Qaeda's attention sent their sons and daughters to fight—and die—alongside American soldiers in Afghanistan and elsewhere. The notion that the United States' NATO allies do nothing tramples on the legacy and sacrifice that Canadian, French, Norwegian, Romanian and other troops made in coming to the defense of the U.S.
The United States did not found NATO as a favor to Europe. The Alliance is the bedrock of American global engagement and the keystone of its global military footprint. It is the manifestation of America's role as a world leader, an assemblage of our staunchest allies and strongest democracies, and a beacon of hope for aspiring members and fledgling democracies. If Donald Trump wants to "make America great again" on a global stage, he cannot do so without NATO.
Robbie Gramer is an associate director of the Transatlantic Security Initiative at the Atlantic Council's Brent Scowcroft Center on International Security.
www.newsweek.com...
originally posted by: Wildmanimal
a reply to: Southern Guardian
You seem to revel in the fact that the U.N.
has shown its true colors.
It is a very corrupt and infested organization.
The ruling only solidifies the response
and plan of action.
Important topic.
True, our NATO allies have fought with us, bled and died with Americans. But it’s still a tiny fraction of what the USA has done to keep this world stable and preserve the independence of other nations. As I pointed out in an earlier post, no other NATO member spends more than 60 percent per capita of what Americans spend on defense. Trump doesn’t like that and neither do Americans with common sense, because our NATO allies are wealthy and blithely make themselves dependent on Russian gas and Chinese 5G.
originally posted by: Spider879
originally posted by: jidnum
originally posted by: Spider879
a reply to: Southern Guardian
Didn't I say in another thread that Trump have managed to pissed off all our allies, and that he is an existential threat! to our national security???.. Ok DR is holding down the fort.
The only people he pissed off are the ones who took advantage of our country thanks to previous administrations.
They cannot use the USA as their personal piggy bank anymore. That would definitely upset a lot of people.
Finally, we should dispel the notion that NATO allies "do nothing." In the aftermath of the September 11, 2001, attacks on the United States, allied countries well beyond Al- Qaeda's attention sent their sons and daughters to fight—and die—alongside American soldiers in Afghanistan and elsewhere. The notion that the United States' NATO allies do nothing tramples on the legacy and sacrifice that Canadian, French, Norwegian, Romanian and other troops made in coming to the defense of the U.S.
The United States did not found NATO as a favor to Europe. The Alliance is the bedrock of American global engagement and the keystone of its global military footprint. It is the manifestation of America's role as a world leader, an assemblage of our staunchest allies and strongest democracies, and a beacon of hope for aspiring members and fledgling democracies. If Donald Trump wants to "make America great again" on a global stage, he cannot do so without NATO.
Robbie Gramer is an associate director of the Transatlantic Security Initiative at the Atlantic Council's Brent Scowcroft Center on International Security.
www.newsweek.com...
The above is an opinion piece but to me it's on the money, he liked throwing his weight around to prove his is the man among men, there was nothing about NATO that requires that kind of chest thumping, his sketchy relationship with Russia a competitor was jarring.
But 👌 if America want to end a 70 yrs old alliance then, we just have to go it alone, must admit tho, not being a Superpower maybe a good thing?? let Ghina do their thing.
If he’s so corrupt, why is his net worth about half of what it was when he announced his candidacy? Wouldn’t a corrupt president become wealthier while in office, or is he hiding his ill-gotten gains somewhere? I’m guessing Russia or China, since he’s supposed to be so friendly with his fellow dictators, Putin and Xi.
originally posted by: Spider879
originally posted by: Wildmanimal
a reply to: Southern Guardian
You seem to revel in the fact that the U.N.
has shown its true colors.
It is a very corrupt and infested organization.
The ruling only solidifies the response
and plan of action.
Important topic.
I was gonna bring up Trump's institutional corruption, not to mention his own personal corruption but those topics are for another day.
originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: Southern Guardian
Total burn.
Trump should resign right now.
Like really right now.
OMG
originally posted by: toolgal462
originally posted by: DAVID64
Ok...Everybody who gives a rat's ass what the UN thinks, raise your hand.
Bueller?
.....Bueller?
................Bueller?
Same UN that allow China and Iran on it's Human Rights Council?
hahahahhahahahhaahhaha don't make me laugh I might pee
originally posted by: Scapegrace
If he’s so corrupt, why is his net worth about half of what it was when he announced his candidacy? Wouldn’t a corrupt president become wealthier while in office, or is he hiding his ill-gotten gains somewhere? I’m guessing Russia or China, since he’s supposed to be so friendly with his fellow dictators, Putin and Xi.
originally posted by: Spider879
originally posted by: Wildmanimal
a reply to: Southern Guardian
You seem to revel in the fact that the U.N.
has shown its true colors.
It is a very corrupt and infested organization.
The ruling only solidifies the response
and plan of action.
Important topic.
I was gonna bring up Trump's institutional corruption, not to mention his own personal corruption but those topics are for another day.
originally posted by: fencesitter85
originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: Southern Guardian
Total burn.
Trump should resign right now.
Like really right now.
OMG
Why are you here?
originally posted by: Chazam
a reply to: Southern Guardian
Lol "The leader of the free world"?
That's a phraze from the 50's. I'm not so sure anyone in the rest of the world consider Trump their leader.