Has Trump Finally Lost His Marbles?

[noseall]

'Oh look, Trumps a draft dodger'

And then the disgusting low life coward has the audacity to lie and besmirch our brave troops.

, yeah but so was Biden

Irrelevant, so were many other privileged people. See above.

and you worshipped the ground he stumbled on

Nonsense. I do rejoice however at the fact the doddering old duffer beat Trump. That will NEVER be erased from history.

'Oh look, Trumps mental

Correct. He is a sick man. Not nearly as disturbed as his HS sycophants though.

 

[blup]

And may be some thing to do with the Marshall plan ??

A US plan 1947/ 48 ?? 13 billion dollars for Western Europe ????

13 billion in 1948 is what in todays money ??

170 billion dollars ????

I think Germany only recently paid off its share of that debt

 

[transam]

There must be protocols in place for any US President losing his marbles ????

Let’s face it he / they have the nuclear launch code lap top with them at all times ???

 

[Dec27]

There must be protocols in place for any US President losing his marbles ????

Let’s face he / they have the nuclear launch code lap top with them at all times ???

You’d think so, but look at sleepy joe, he had the keys…

 

[transam]

...and Trump is our saviour?

Utter bollax (on both counts).

Saviour is probably a bit OTT

But Europe has def had a wake up moment and needs to sort itself out

 

[blup]

Saviour is probably a bit OTT

But Europe has def had a wake up moment and needs to sort itself out

It’s doing that

 

[transam]

It’s doing that

Better late than never I suppose

Former head of armed forces interviewed on the news yesterday treasury are looking for a 2 billion cut / savings In defence spending

UKs nuclear deterrent is completely dependant on the US for maintenance / tech

 

[MNW67]

Saviour is probably a bit OTT

But Europe has def had a wake up moment and needs to sort itself out

People need to try and understand the big picture. After the Cold War, the USA encouraged European military dependence and used very strong coercion to stop Europe developing its own capability. We were doing exactly what the USA wanted. Whether this was wise, in hindsight, is another matter. But for the USA to now blame us for doing exactly what they wanted is more than a bit rich.

 

[transam]

After the Cold War, the USA encouraged European military dependence and used very strong coercion to stop Europe developing its own capability. We were doing exactly what the USA wanted. Whether this was wise, in hindsight, is another matter. But for the USA to blame us for doing exactly what they wanted is more than a bit rich.

Sad to say

But de Gaulle specifically ordered that any French nuke deterrent was not to be dependant on the US

Un like trident / UK

 

[SPLINE]

 

[blup]

Better late than never I suppose

Former head of armed forces interviewed on the news yesterday treasury are looking for a 2 billion cut / savings In defence spending

UKs nuclear deterrent is completely dependant on the US for maintenance / tech

The former head of armed forces who has become rent a gob? Leaving the EU snd Trumpf’s tariffs more than covers 2 billion

 

[MNW67]

The added complication is the role of Germany. Until recently, Germany still felt enormous guilt towards Russia and this led to some very bad decisions. Both as regards not trying to antagonise Russia militarily and trying to link with them economically. But Germany has now woken up.

 

[noseall]

You’d think so, but look at sleepy joe, he had the keys…

Old Joe would only hit the button by accident, and that's actually quite difficult to do. Trump will get a twitchy trigger finger the next time he's refused the Nobel.

 

[Ivor Windybottom]

Trump's a good negotiator precisely because the other side thinks he's mad enough to burn the house down.

It's a very good, strong tactic, anyone negotiating with him is off-guard from the start. I'm betting that half of what he says is an act.

 

[MNW67]

Trump's a good negotiator precisely because the other side thinks he's mad enough to burn the house down.

It's a very good, strong tactic, anyone negotiating with him is off-guard from the start. I'm betting that half of what he says is an act.

He managed to negotiate so well that he ended up bankrupting all six of his casinos.