Never gonna happen.jerrab » 01 Mar 2025, 8:43 pm » wrote: ↑ europe can map out a peace treaty by stopping sanctions to russia and trump would not have to be involved in any way,
Phooking Clueless...Sumela » 27 Feb 2025, 5:12 pm » wrote: ↑ Mouthyous Von Trumpyous....![]()
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And the club don't want the stinking kleptomaniacal autocratic oilgawky in charge of everything.Cannonpointer » 01 Mar 2025, 10:43 pm » wrote: ↑ Never gonna happen.
Look, the E.U. NEEDS this conflict to go on. And so do many individual PMs. The people don't - but the leaders do. The individual leaders do, because they've bet their political careers on it. The E.U. does, because they are consolidating their bureaucratic power through it.
Not one person at the E.U. level is voted for - not one. They're all bureaucrats, and at this point, the whims of the bureaucrats carry more weight than the decisions of the elected leaders. The E.U. can and does fix elections in member states. It recently shut down the election in Romania, because it didn't like the way the people were voting. It threatened to do the same in German, if the Germans didn't vote correctly.
The E.U. is not a country. It's a **** club, FUNCTIONING as a country, on extremely shaky legal authority. The E.U. is going to be lucky to negotiate a deal to stay in existence over the next few years, as member countries tire of the stink of the thing - much less negotiate with Moscow. Germany is deindustrializing thanks to the E.U.'s ****.
Sumela » 01 Mar 2025, 10:14 pm » wrote: ↑ I find 18-wheeler rollovers on the freeway interesting.
I'm easy. I'm like Sunday morning.
New World Order from Old World Negotiations between ancestral lineages typecasting their own stereotypical behavior on the world stage in every theater of social doubt manifested by rule of law serving God and Country regardless which generation gap living tyranny of character matters until extinction arrives come hell or high water social mentality established throughout history so far.Cannonpointer » 01 Mar 2025, 10:43 pm » wrote: ↑ Never gonna happen.
Look, the E.U. NEEDS this conflict to go on. And so do many individual PMs. The people don't - but the leaders do. The individual leaders do, because they've bet their political careers on it. The E.U. does, because they are consolidating their bureaucratic power through it.
Not one person at the E.U. level is voted for - not one. They're all bureaucrats, and at this point, the whims of the bureaucrats carry more weight than the decisions of the elected leaders. The E.U. can and does fix elections in member states. It recently shut down the election in Romania, because it didn't like the way the people were voting. It threatened to do the same in German, if the Germans didn't vote correctly.
The E.U. is not a country. It's a **** club, FUNCTIONING as a country, on extremely shaky legal authority. The E.U. is going to be lucky to negotiate a deal to stay in existence over the next few years, as member countries tire of the stink of the thing - much less negotiate with Moscow. Germany is deindustrializing thanks to the E.U.'s ****.
Me tooCannonpointer » 01 Mar 2025, 10:20 pm » wrote: ↑ That wasn't my read. What I saw was Trump being a smart *** about having said it. It wasn't a denial. It was a jibe.
Or so I saw it.
I Love American Tits!DeezerShoove » 02 Mar 2025, 6:40 am » wrote: ↑ Many things are interesting... as I said.
btw
You'd be easy if you were less self-serious.
You actually wish for America's death.
I just want to have my welding mask handy if the nukes come.

Are you referring to Ukraine? Because if you are dismissing Russia with those words, you are an idiot. A kleptomaniacal oligarchy does not DEFEAT NATO'S PROXY - AMERICA'S PROXY.JohnnyYou » 02 Mar 2025, 1:53 am » wrote: ↑ And the club don't want the stinking kleptomaniacal autocratic oilgawky in charge of everything.
That figures. You gravitate to autocrats.
Boss Georgescu ...Cannonpointer » 01 Mar 2025, 10:43 pm » wrote: ↑ Never gonna happen.
Look, the E.U. NEEDS this conflict to go on. And so do many individual PMs. The people don't - but the leaders do. The individual leaders do, because they've bet their political careers on it. The E.U. does, because they are consolidating their bureaucratic power through it.
Not one person at the E.U. level is voted for - not one. They're all bureaucrats, and at this point, the whims of the bureaucrats carry more weight than the decisions of the elected leaders. The E.U. can and does fix elections in member states. It recently shut down the election in Romania, because it didn't like the way the people were voting. It threatened to do the same in German, if the Germans didn't vote correctly.
The E.U. is not a country. It's a **** club, FUNCTIONING as a country, on extremely shaky legal authority. The E.U. is going to be lucky to negotiate a deal to stay in existence over the next few years, as member countries tire of the stink of the thing - much less negotiate with Moscow. Germany is deindustrializing thanks to the E.U.'s ****.
LibTard Team neurosis. ConTard Team neurosis.Cannonpointer » 02 Mar 2025, 8:36 pm » wrote: ↑ Are you referring to Ukraine? Because if you are dismissing Russia with those words, you are an idiot. A kleptomaniacal oligarchy does not DEFEAT NATO'S PROXY - AMERICA'S PROXY.
Try to learn how to THINK. You actually have the facts - just put them together like a big boy. The U.S. overthrew Ukraine's government and planted a puppet government through the Maidan coup. Now, that is NOT my opinion. That is an established fact of recent history that even the United States does not and cannot deny. Our government just tries never to talk about it - and the deep state's complicit press obliges.
When OUR puppet caused Russia to invade - AFTER all but begging the west for a diplomatic solution, - it cannot be - in big boy land - on our PUPPET'S volition. No. It was on the deep state's ORDERS.
That figures. You gravitate to autocrats.
Show us on the doll where democracy hurt you, fool.