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MasterJaguar01 -> RE: Trump Hits Obama's Ayatollah Friends HARD (4/11/2026 10:17:53 AM)
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ORIGINAL: blnymph
Oh the world won't need any further proof, that the orangéhead is a warmonger Hirohito-style (undeclared...a day that lives in infamy-Roosevelt), and mad as a hatter not understanding what mutual defensive treaties are. But. I fear. so are those who voted the worst president the US ever had back into office again. Who do you think pays his beloved tariffs? At the end it is YOUR money, whose else, the final goods consumer always pays tariffs in the end, never been any different anywhere.
Your collective amnesia about high treason aka attempted coup, and noone got the guts to put him on trial, in jail and throw away the key. Instead he gets his pockets filled galore. That's the weakness the world sees. Not to forget his private ICE Gestapo shooting Americans on his order. Sadly this maniac does enough damage outside your borders as well.
Shame on the joke called American voting system. That is the weakness the world saw.
I don't know how the world sees him. I would think, those in the know would say TACO. Frankly, I love a tough stance on Iran. What is a disaster is his utter incompetence in implementing anything. Because EVERYTHING he does is transactional, he is incapable of forming a plan, let alone a strategy for anything. I think he makes the US look completely feckless and weak (as he always has). Worse, he let down the Iranian people, to whom he said "Help is on the way".
He has cemented in every way, the belief that the free world can never count on the US. They know he will partner with our adversaries whenever he thinks he personally will benefit. Putin and Xi are perfect examples.
Remember, when he thought Xi was going to help him get re-elected and he praised Xi on his handling of Covid???? I certainly do.
He is literally posting on his amateur social media hustle that he wants to partner with Iran in a joint venture to control and toll the Strait of Hormuz.
The US used to stand for what was morally right in the eyes of the world. Our foreign policy wasn't for sale to the highest bidder. That has all changed under this administration.
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