I guess I got that one dead on.
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HRM. The TIMING is certainly SUSPICIOUS. Dump just waived Russian sanctions.
THAT’S WEIRD.
Just weeks away from the election and Dump is totally capitulating to his handler. Can’t wait to see what kind of BS the American electorate will have to deal with.
THAT’S WEIRD.
Just weeks away from the election and Dump is totally capitulating to his handler. Can’t wait to see what kind of BS the American electorate will have to deal with.
Hiring a part-time news entertainment anchor as SecDef, what could go wrong?
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635 Day Ones have now passed since Trump was sworn into office, and the war between Ukraine and Russia - the war that Trump promised he could resolve and end on ‘Day One’ of his Presidency - drags on.
Since Day One #1, Trump has appeared less interested in resolving the war than in using it instead as a way to strengthen his own ties to Russia and Putin, to serve the personal and financial interests of himself, his family and his own friends, at the expense of Ukraine, Europe and America.
And as he is facing down midterm elections that could place some limits on his own quest for enrichment via Putin, he has dramatically picked up the pace of throwing Ukraine under the bus. In the last week, he began a campaign of trying to convince Americans that Ukrainian attacks on Russian oil infrastructure were causing US diesel prices to remain high after Trump’s botched war against Iran clogged the Straight of Hormuz.

To help cripple Ukraine’s self-defense, the Trump Administration has unexpectedly and intermittently cut off Ukraine’s access to StarShield intel, sometimes in the middle of Ukrainian defensive deployments, essentially eliminating the ability of drones already in the air to continue to their targets.


Trump simultaneously announced a deal that would hand Putin billions to keep financing Russia’s continued bombing of Ukraine, on the premise of the US receiving Russian diesel fuel. This ‘deal’ was quickly panned by industry analysts who pointed out that the amount promised by Russia amounted to about a day’s worth of fuel when measured against US consumption. It also appears likely that whatever diesel Russia would ship to us would in fact be sourced from Iran and repackaged by Russia, which would then have the Trump Administration financing both Russia’s attacks against Ukrainian citizens, and Iranian attacks against our own soldiers.
Miffed by this wrench in the works of his plan to be Putin’s bestie, Trump has taken to issuing executive orders in an attempt to circumvent the brand-new Graham Act.

Predictably, the conditioning of the MAGA faithful has also begun, with a fresh campaign effort of convincing Trump supporters that Putin is really our friend. MAGA social media is following suit as the MAGA brain trust obediently follows along with what their master commands. This is a rerun of what we’ve seen MAGA push in past days.

What’s next? Well, Trump has been stumping for data centers in the last few months - against growing public opinion against them - and now it may be revealed why he has been doing so.

The capitulation of the US into a Russian vassal state is ongoing, as it serves Trump and his family’s financial interests quite nicely.
For Americans, not so much.
We have MAGA to thank for this.
635 Day Ones have now passed since Trump was sworn into office, and the war between Ukraine and Russia - the war that Trump promised he could resolve and end on ‘Day One’ of his Presidency - drags on.
Since Day One #1, Trump has appeared less interested in resolving the war than in using it instead as a way to strengthen his own ties to Russia and Putin, to serve the personal and financial interests of himself, his family and his own friends, at the expense of Ukraine, Europe and America.
And as he is facing down midterm elections that could place some limits on his own quest for enrichment via Putin, he has dramatically picked up the pace of throwing Ukraine under the bus. In the last week, he began a campaign of trying to convince Americans that Ukrainian attacks on Russian oil infrastructure were causing US diesel prices to remain high after Trump’s botched war against Iran clogged the Straight of Hormuz.

To help cripple Ukraine’s self-defense, the Trump Administration has unexpectedly and intermittently cut off Ukraine’s access to StarShield intel, sometimes in the middle of Ukrainian defensive deployments, essentially eliminating the ability of drones already in the air to continue to their targets.


Trump simultaneously announced a deal that would hand Putin billions to keep financing Russia’s continued bombing of Ukraine, on the premise of the US receiving Russian diesel fuel. This ‘deal’ was quickly panned by industry analysts who pointed out that the amount promised by Russia amounted to about a day’s worth of fuel when measured against US consumption. It also appears likely that whatever diesel Russia would ship to us would in fact be sourced from Iran and repackaged by Russia, which would then have the Trump Administration financing both Russia’s attacks against Ukrainian citizens, and Iranian attacks against our own soldiers.
Miffed by this wrench in the works of his plan to be Putin’s bestie, Trump has taken to issuing executive orders in an attempt to circumvent the brand-new Graham Act.

Predictably, the conditioning of the MAGA faithful has also begun, with a fresh campaign effort of convincing Trump supporters that Putin is really our friend. MAGA social media is following suit as the MAGA brain trust obediently follows along with what their master commands. This is a rerun of what we’ve seen MAGA push in past days.

What’s next? Well, Trump has been stumping for data centers in the last few months - against growing public opinion against them - and now it may be revealed why he has been doing so.

The capitulation of the US into a Russian vassal state is ongoing, as it serves Trump and his family’s financial interests quite nicely.
For Americans, not so much.
We have MAGA to thank for this.
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https://www.advocate.com/politics/natio ... ed-bizarre
Trump: “I examined his ass.”
The walking corpse farted out compliment after compliment about Ohio Senator Husted’s hot bod in yet another homosexual-adjacent man-obsessed speech in Kentucky.
This is the President of the United States.
Trump: “I examined his ass.”
The walking corpse farted out compliment after compliment about Ohio Senator Husted’s hot bod in yet another homosexual-adjacent man-obsessed speech in Kentucky.
This is the President of the United States.
Hiring a part-time news entertainment anchor as SecDef, what could go wrong?
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Good Lord! Trump sounds less like a politician and more like Daniel C. Peterson recounting his erotic groping experience in a dimly lit BYU basement:Doctor CamNC4Me wrote: ↑Sat Oct 17, 2026 10:34 pmhttps://www.advocate.com/politics/natio ... ed-bizarre
Trump: “I examined his ass.”
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Trump has finally pulled back the curtain the whole way and revealed his America is a Russian subservient state. Ajax18 must be delighted.
Premise 1. Eyewitness testimony is notoriously unreliable.
Premise 2. The best evidence for the Book of Mormon is eyewitness testimony.
Conclusion. Therefore, the best evidence for the Book of Mormon is notoriously unreliable.
Premise 2. The best evidence for the Book of Mormon is eyewitness testimony.
Conclusion. Therefore, the best evidence for the Book of Mormon is notoriously unreliable.