Has Trump Finally Lost His Marbles?

[MNW67]

Ah - wokeipedia, that reliable, balanced source of information.

I'm not a lawyer, but lots say Starmer's over-reacted. Many countries would just say to hell with you, invade if you like Mauritius.

All land was stolen from someone else at some point in its history.

I agree. The puzzle for me is why did the USA, under two administrations, go along with it. Farage's spin, that they simply accepted our legal opinion, is infantile nonsense. But I would love to know the full story. I actually hope Trump scuppers it now.

 

[fillyboy]

His shameful attempts at rewriting history go down great with the lack-wit MAGA and filly et al. The fact that we have people over here, cheering him on, leads me to believe sometimes, that our MAGA are just that bit more 'special'.

Can you show me a post where somebody has applauded his comments on our troops in Afghanistan, or are you a liar as per usual.

 

[noseall]

The one

Are you talking about Trumps' Greenland deal, his Iceland deal or his Chagos deal? Trump for sure, does not know the difference.

He didn't even know soldiers other than US troops fought and died in Afghanistan. My guess is that he did, but he thought he'd besmirch our brave dead soldiers anyway. What do you think ivor?

 

[MNW67]

Sensible analysis. I think they must have been reading my posts:

'The damage has been done': As Trump claims victory on Greenland, Europe loses trust

President Donald Trump said in a speech at Davos that the U.S. must have Greenland. He leaves without ownership but having shaken his country's alliance with Europe, experts say.

www.nbcnews.com

Yet all of that was available to Trump from the start, without the drama that sent the NATO alliance barreling toward an internal crisis, a Danish official told NBC News on Thursday.

The only nonnegotiable point for Denmark was that Greenland shouldn’t be absorbed by the U.S., the person added.

"We can discuss increased military presence and more troops. You name it, basically, you can have it" under existing treaties, the official said, speaking on condition of anonymity.

Trump’s reassurance that America’s military won’t seize Greenland at gunpoint settled the financial markets, as did his pledge to forgo tariffs on Europe as a prod to relinquish Greenland.

But his Greenland gambit clawed away some of the trust that underpins a successful alliance, said diplomats, government officials and foreign policy experts.

 

[noseall]

Can you show me a post where somebody has applauded his comments on our troops in Afghanistan, or are you a liar as per usual.

The utterly feckless, witless and the spineless will vociferously go cheering him on regardless, as long as their mouths aren't full.

 

[noseall]

Sensible analysis. I think they must have been reading my posts:

'The damage has been done': As Trump claims victory on Greenland, Europe loses trust

President Donald Trump said in a speech at Davos that the U.S. must have Greenland. He leaves without ownership but having shaken his country's alliance with Europe, experts say.

www.nbcnews.com

Trump and his fawning HS think 'he won' that deal. A deal that has been on the table from the outset and placed in the same wrapper.

Witless fawning shmucks.

 

[MNW67]

He didn't even know soldiers other than US troops fought and died in Afghanistan. My guess is that he did, but he thought he'd besmirch our brave dead soldiers anyway. What do you think ivor?

I was also appalled by his story about the Swiss President and the tariffs. Trump is a failed businessman who, in the end, had to stop actually carrying out any real building projects, because nobody would work with him. And he is trying to apply those same failed negotiation tactics to world affairs.

 

[diy_fun_uk]

When he comes out with guff like this, he doesn't exactly cover himself in glory. Isn't he commander in chief or something? I thought when he was younger he dodged the draft more times than a dodgy dodgy draft dodger?

Trump 'wrong' to claim Nato troops avoided Afghanistan front line, Downing Street says

The US president says Nato troops stayed "a little off the front lines" - despite 457 UK military deaths in the conflict.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[fillyboy]

as long as their mouths aren't full.

Full of what? grow a pair and say it.

 

[Ivor Windybottom]

Take a look at this...

Now imagine it's in Britain, and the banner says "Britain is for the British".

One is OK with lefties, the other definitely not.

Shouldn't Greenland welcome all those lovely american foreigners in? We've been told for years by the ruling woke elites that all borders are bad, but suddenly it seems that keeping foreigners out is good?

 

[MNW67]

Now imagine it's in Britain, and the banner says "Britain is for the British".

One is OK with lefties, the other definitely not.

Shouldn't Greenland welcome all those lovely american foreigners in? We've been told for years by the ruling woke elites that all borders are bad, but suddenly it seems that keeping foreigners out is good?

You are so ridiculous sometimes that you make me laugh.

 

[ellal]

Full of what? grow a pair and say it.

Only speculating, but you might find the answer in your mirror

 

[noseall]

Take a look at this...

Now imagine it's in Britain, and the banner says "Britain is for the British".

One is OK with lefties, the other definitely not.

Shouldn't Greenland welcome all those lovely american foreigners in? We've been told for years by the ruling woke elites that all borders are bad, but suddenly it seems that keeping foreigners out is good?

Think before you type, ivor.

 

[motorbiking]

Full of what? grow a pair and say it.

Nosenout needs to apologise… again. He won’t… again

Nobody is excusing Trump for his disrespectful comments aimed at british soldiers who fought on the front lines.

It’s more likely Trump will apologise than Nosenout

 

[Ivor Windybottom]

You are so ridiculous sometimes that you make me laugh.

You'll need to explain in nice simple terms I can understand exactly what you think is ridiculous.

I'm finding it quite amusing that those who've campaigned for the dissolvement of the UK and are against all things patriotic are campaigning for the sovereignty of some random other country. Presumably as it's anti-Trump.