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Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 16 Mar 24 1.57pm | |
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Originally posted by ASCPFC
The Democrat voters don't agree with Biden's foreign policy. It's been all wars - poorly fought and poorly thought out - with no actual gains and a lot of collateral damage. Afghanistan - enough said. Let's sum up Biden's foreign policy in one word: failed. The Democrat voters have been fed the same diet by the media as everyone else, which started with Afghanistan where there was an agreement with the Taliban in place before Biden took office which hemmed him in. He took the rap for the failure but the seeds were planted by Trump. It’s the Republicans in the House who are playing politics with Ukraine and trying to obtain unworkable, unrelated, concessions about southern illegal immigration. They are holding the aid packages. I realise that there have also been delays right across NATO but don’t associate them with Democratic policy. I have a feeling that NATO is putting the squeeze on Zelensky to get him to the negotiating table. Biden wants to see an end to the Israel Hamas “war” and is clearly very unimpressed by Netanyahu. Setting up relief supplies by sea is evidence of that. I don’t see genocide at all. I see frustration.
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eaglesdare 16 Mar 24 4.04pm | |
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Grrrrr grrr Trump Trump Grrrr grrrr
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Teddy Eagle 16 Mar 24 10.43pm | |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
The Democrat voters have been fed the same diet by the media as everyone else, which started with Afghanistan where there was an agreement with the Taliban in place before Biden took office which hemmed him in. He took the rap for the failure but the seeds were planted by Trump. It’s the Republicans in the House who are playing politics with Ukraine and trying to obtain unworkable, unrelated, concessions about southern illegal immigration. They are holding the aid packages. I realise that there have also been delays right across NATO but don’t associate them with Democratic policy. I have a feeling that NATO is putting the squeeze on Zelensky to get him to the negotiating table. Biden wants to see an end to the Israel Hamas “war” and is clearly very unimpressed by Netanyahu. Setting up relief supplies by sea is evidence of that. I don’t see genocide at all. I see frustration. More spin.
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Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 17 Mar 24 7.01am | |
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From a Republican controlled committee? Of course it is. That’s what they do.
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Teddy Eagle 17 Mar 24 7.24am | |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
From a Republican controlled committee? Of course it is. That’s what they do. 21 Republican and 16 Democrat members is hardly exclusive.
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ASCPFC Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 17 Mar 24 11.11am | |
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Bidenomics for the average American - why he'll lose.
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Stirlingsays 17 Mar 24 11.46am | |
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True, but let's not forget that the Democrats do not intend to run fairly. For example, before Covid there was no mass mail-in voting.....long since Democrats have fought to keep it on the books wherever they hold the power....They haven't removed it.....They will use ballot harvesting....they will use social media company collusion....If they could they would bankrupt Musk are are already doing all they can on that despite his platform having more interactions than any other. They will use every dirty trick under the sun....For example, last election the censorship of Hunter's laptop and the 51 former intelligence letter saying it was Russian interference. Edited by Stirlingsays (17 Mar 2024 2.30pm)
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Stirlingsays 17 Mar 24 2.28pm | |
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Another example that the outlets who shout loudest about 'misinformation' are literally engaged in it. [Tweet Link]
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Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 17 Mar 24 3.35pm | |
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Originally posted by Teddy Eagle
21 Republican and 16 Democrat members is hardly exclusive. Exclusive no. Controlled is what I said and what it is. They chair it and write the reports. You don’t imagine any half decent Democratic endorsing that pile of nonsense do you?
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eaglesdare 17 Mar 24 3.36pm | |
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Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 17 Mar 24 4.04pm | |
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If he runs he will lose unless there is a bombshell revelation about Trump and even then it’s far from certain. If you read the article the situation that those mentioned face is similar to many here too and nothing to do with any politician. Unless, of course, you were prepared to just allow Putin to walk into Ukraine as some were. Politician’s getting blamed for events is part of their regular diet. Opposition politicians taking advantage is also routine.
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Stirlingsays 17 Mar 24 4.22pm | |
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Any idiot who looked at where the advantages lay would have looked to close down the Ukrainian war as soon as possible. That was on the table in March/April 22. That was spurred out of...what I can only describe as delusional thinking. Anyway that will be so costly for us personally that in any situation where elites paid a consequence for poor performance the outcome would be quite dramatic. As I've said many times on this forum. The disconnect between the ruling elites and the consequences for the ordinary masses below them are hardly any different to Russia....except that Putin actually cares about his country over some kind of unworkable champagne commie collective idea of the future that western elites currently labour under. The fact being that bad decisions have no consequences. These people breeze out of the picture and fail upwards if anything. Regardless, once sanctions didn't push Russia out of the war (and sanctions never work and hurt us just as much) there was no rationale for continuing this war (outside of those in Ukraine wanting to fight) other than social liberals and Russiaphobes being butt hurt.....but never actually willing to go to the trenches themselves. Wars are so expensive that they should only be engaged in where your advantage is considerable and where the exit strategy is clear. Our elites continually repeat the same mistakes....precisely because there is no consequence for them. The war outcome? Expensive energy permanently or until relations with Russia are repaired....which isn't likely. Having to pay for the maintenance of Ukraine as a state.....and we aren't ever getting that money back. This will be multi billions of our budget every year when we don't have a pot to p1ss in. A cold war with Russia that puts us right back into a highly dangerous situation where one mistake means everybody dies. An economic war between the global north and global south where everybody is looking to leave the dollar.....which if trends continue as they are is very bad for all the west. By hey, Putin bad...so everything was justified......We are ruled by morons. Edited by Stirlingsays (17 Mar 2024 4.27pm)
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