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Originally Posted by 80stech
That is exactly what I'm talking about. Trudeau made some mistakes but we as a country will have to suck that up, like we have before, not blame everybody else.
And that's coming from somebody who couldn't stand him. He looks a lot better now.
I didn't go as far as having the "FXXX Trudeau sign on my truck but even some of those guys are changing the last few letters on the sign.
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How do you like his recent press conference where he reiterates his country's support for Zelensky and promised billions of new aid to Ukraine? He's standing in solidarity with Ukraine along with the rest of our Nato allies. England, Germany, Spain, Swizerland, Denmark and a few others.
Wile Trump announced today that the Ukrainian aid is now on hold for an indefinite amount of time?
Even Turkey announced that they will refuse Russian's request for gas pipeline access through their country to Europe.
A top former Nato leader said that he believes the days of Nato is numbered. That Europe will probably be better off starting their own defense coalition
against Russia, without the help of the US.
Russian arms export decreased drastically during these past few years, while our arms export increased for roughly the same amount.
So I think fighting for Ukraine's right to its own sovereignty actually improved our bottom line.
Nato actually grew stronger these past few years with the war on Ukraine. We gained 2 new members. Finland and Sweden.
Now within 2 months of starting his second term, Trump has pulled back all the gains we made in our European position and revert back to kissing Putin's ass.
History has shown us that kneeling down to a tyrant's demands has never worked out.
Chamberlain went to Germany in 1938 to beg for peace and came back with the Munich Agreement. Giving them a big part of Czechoslovakia, in exchange for Hitler's promise not to take the rest of the country.
Guess how long that peace lasted?