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16 hours ago, Coss said:

On a more serious note, there's a G20 meeting happening in USA 

(The G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors Meeting is currently underway in Asheville, North Carolina, running from August 29 to September 1, 2026.)

Scott Bessent has declared the "theme" is to punish countries that are helping Iran.

Donald invited Russia's Finance Minister, who is in attendance.

(Russia's finance minister, Anton Siluanov, attended alongside representatives of the Russian Central Bank at the invitation of Donald Trump. But the diplomat's presence was not welcomed by all—European leaders spent much of the morning scorning Siluanov.   German vice chancellor and finance minister Lars Klingbeil scolded Siluanov, demanding that Russia end the war.

"I find the signal sent by receiving the ⁠Russian finance minister here quite troubling," Klingbeil told reporters following the encounter, according to a translation provided by Reuters. "I would ⁠have wanted greater clarity from the American side that he ⁠should not be received here as a normal guest."

"You cannot simply return to normality," Klingbeil emphasized.) LINK

Putin say "...my boy comes to meeting", Donald say "OK"

Putin say "Jump"

Donald say "How high?"

Meanwhile - Putin is to meet Iranian President shortly...

I note that separately from the Ukraine war, Putin is supporting Iran with weapons, explosives and Intelligence...

Shouldn't that make Russia the enemy?

Donald? "...wot yer say?"

Just last week, for example, the (Trump) Republican president decided to give Moscow a pass on its assistance to Iran, despite the apparent red line that Trump had drawn a week earlier. This came a few months after the White House also gave Russia a break on oil sanctions.

It is all part of a pattern that has included instances in which Trump and his team have:

Shrugged off compelling evidence that Russia has helped Iran target American assets in the Middle East.

Looked the other way after Russia attacked American-owned business interests in Ukraine.

Allowed Russia to bypass a U.S. oil blockade intended to smother the Cuban government.

Vouched for Putin’s trustworthiness.

Echoed Kremlin talking points.

Bragged about curtailing U.S. aid to Ukraine, which is still trying to defend itself in response to Russia’s invasion.

It’s worth emphasizing that all of these developments have unfolded this year, and this list doesn’t include the many steps Trump and his team took to benefit Russia in 2025, including a humiliating attempt at direct diplomacy with Putin during a failed summit in Alaska, in which the American president had to slink away empty-handed.

The next time Trump brags about how “tough” he is with Putin, be sure to keep this pattern in mind.

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Social media is part of the problem. And mainstream media is becoming a propaganda machine. Straight out of the North Korean playbook. Independent media is the only ones reporting the truth.

 

 

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I reckon that reading the tea leaves, we will see Cadet Bone Spurs, and Colonel Vodka, be held responsible in eventual time, for things, from exploding some fast boats in the Caribbean to bombing wedding parties and school girls in other countries.

But to get to the two at the top there will be many sacrificial lambs along the way, ergo we now see people leaving to avoid, being there at the end.

Also Donald wont last the term, and will endeavor to have Vance pardon him and everyone else, because why not. I would.

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Gentlemen, my heart stopped when I read about Donald´s latest idea to pay any living voter  in the USA the sum of 5.000 USD if the Republicans win the midterms. Estimated expenses about 1,7 trillion in US terminology. The man is sicker than sick . Which is an update on the ancient system of vote-buying , sort of a mass bribery. Will the US accept sinking even that low? Donald needs the congress to approve all this, looking at what they duely accepted already even that seems to be possible. Good night America. 

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