3/6 Trump’s Curve Ball Trump’s move blindsided Kyiv, London, and even parts of Washington. Now there’s an imminent scramble: U.S., Ukraine, and Britain huddling to work out a plan before Trump offers Putin something no one else agreed to, in exchange for headlines and a Nobel photo-op.
Somebody should inform the ornage moron that he will not be getting the Nobel prize for repeating Chamberlain's mistakes.
very good, makes Trump look ridiculous, makes him look ridiculous in his own staged show... the world-killing clown, with his little golden crown🤡
4/6 The Danger This isn’t just about Ukraine’s borders. It’s about every security guarantee, every treaty, every alliance that means something to our democracies. If Trump sells Ukraine out here, what does that say to Taiwan, the Baltics, or NATO’s eastern flank?
5/6 Enter Steve Witkoff Then there’s Trump’s envoy, Steve Witkoff. Did he just misread the room, or did he cock up royally? Reports suggest his backchannel “acceptable” plan looked far more like a Kremlin wish list than a U.S.-backed peace framework. Either way, damage done.
I'm sorry-Witkoff "misunderstood" or Putin lied again. Which is more likely based on past behavior, huh?
6/6 The Stakes Alaska is not just a location. It’s the stage for a test of will, and of loyalty. Ukraine’s fight isn’t just Ukraine’s fight. If Trump folds to Putin here, it tells every dictator exactly how to play him. This isn’t a peace summit. It’s a warning shot to the free world.
Meeting in Alaska is an ‘appropriate’ location for Putin as he can smugly look around with an air of ‘one day soon, all this will be mine again’. The thought that RUSA coalition can carve up a third country with no input from that country is frigging outrageous.
Not sure this is true. Enough Europeans have met with Trump face to face to know that he is an unpredictable Putin apologist. He was always going to put himself centre stage for no reason other than self agrandissement.
