It's exactly times like this that you know if Trump were still president he'd do something wildly destabilizing
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Anonymous
+1 scarily accurate. Thank god Trump is not POTUS. |
Anonymous
hmmm...seems we have a DNC shill...not surprised The Biden withdrawal was an unmitigated disaster. Thanks to the Biden regime we lots of Americans and allies. Biden also changed the Trump strategy which in and of itself shows his inability to lead. https://www.cnn.com/2021/04/14/politics/biden-overrules-advisers-afghanistan-withdrawal/index.html He overruled his own advisors...some of which were there when Trump was in office and made us lose any dignity. As for the other things posted...all of it is true to facts. |
Anonymous
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While I am grateful Trump is no longer president, his foreign policy was surprisingly restrained. If it wasn’t for the naive pre-WW2 style isolationism, it wouldn’t have been bad at all.
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Anonymous
PP here.. I am not a Democrat. Trump negotiated with the Taliban as a precursor to pulling out. That's a true fact, too. https://www.factcheck.org/2021/08/timeline-of-u-s-withdrawal-from-afghanistan/
This is completely in line with Trump's foreign policy. He did not care about losing the war in Afghanistan or that the Taliban, a terrorist govt, was controlling Afghanistan once again. He does not care that the Kim family of evil dictators in NK starve and brutalize their people. He does not care that Putin wants to bring back the USSR. His foreign policy was basically "nationalism" in the guise of populism. That is why MAGA love him. He's a RINO. Those polices go against every R foreign policy in the past 50 years pre Trump. |
Anonymous
Lol his foreign policy was he would support anyone country that gave him money or a parade. |
Anonymous
| Everything is going swimmingly and Biden is a great man! |
Anonymous
Biden is a great man and perhaps if we hadn’t had four years of the biggest traitor ever to live in America, and if the GOP wanted to serve instead of destroy, maybe then things would be a little bit better. Because all I see if Russia, the GOP’s patron, behind most massive conflicts on the planet right now. And I don’t see the GOP growing a spine and a little honor. |
Anonymous
+1 |
Anonymous
Yep. |
Anonymous
Sounds like we have a MAGA liar……..not surprised. |
Anonymous
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War count. Trump 0 - Biden 2 (major ones in the same region).
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Anonymous
How was it a “disaster”? Trump was killing 45 military personnel a year in Afghanistan. So if you say US lost troops during the evacuations you must compare it to Trump’s disaster management and surrender to the Taliban. Think a bunch of Pakistani contract workers running on to the airfield is a disaster? Wait till the republicans cut and run on Israel. |
Anonymous
well sure, Putin had an ally in Trump. Why start a war? |
Anonymous
This is just 2017 In 2017, 55 armed conflicts occurred in 29 states and territories: Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Colombia, Cyprus, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Egypt, Eritrea, Georgia, India, Iraq, Lebanon, Libya, Mali, Mexico, Moldova, Myanmar, Nigeria, Pakistan, Palestine, the Philippines, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Syria, Thailand, Turkey, Ukraine, Western Sahara and Yemen. https://www.rulac.org/news/the-war-report-armed-conflicts-in-2017#:~:text=In%202017%2C%2055%20armed%20conflicts,South%20Sudan%2C%20Sudan%2C%20Syria%2C Comparison with The War Report 2016 shows that at least six new armed conflicts started in 2017: a NIAC between Mexico, the Sinaloa Cartel and the Jalisco Cartel New Generation; a NIAC between the DRC (with the support of MONUSCO) and the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF-Nalu); three short-lived international armed conflicts (IACs) between Libya and Egypt, Israel and Syria, as well as Turkey and Iraq; and the military occupation of Syria by Turkey. So just in 2017 6 new wars under trump. |
Anonymous
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Trump is looking better than ever. Biden has chaos in every important issue. |