Donald Trump Appreciation Thread

[The Kraken]

TACO time yet again.

Im starting to think this Trump guy sometimes lets his mouth run away with him.

https://www.bbc.com/news/live/cly7nr3jzv5t

[Gloucester Saint]

20 minutes ago, The Kraken said:

TACO time yet again.

Im starting to think this Trump guy sometimes lets his mouth run away with him.

https://www.bbc.com/news/live/cly7nr3jzv5t

Old El Paso at dinner time in the White House 🌮 

[badgerx16]

Workers are currently removing Trump's name from the Kennedy Centre.

[benjii]

Seems like Eric Jnr was messaging UFC insiders asking if any of the fights would be rigged so he could bet on them.

Classy.

[inspectorfrost]

A good summary if the Iran war by Bowen

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cdr4x3vg347o

[badgerx16]

Literally taking the "P".....

[tdmickey3]

God bless the senile old prick.

Has to pay them loads of dollar for the privilege of bombing them as part of his "historical" deal

[inspectorfrost]

9 hours ago, tdmickey3 said:

God bless the senile old prick.

Has to pay them loads of dollar for the privilege of bombing them as part of his "historical" deal

-and ultimately left the Iranian regime in a stronger position

-exposed an open rift/created division between the Americans and the Israelis

-achieved regime change. . . . from father to son. . . .who then proceeded to close the Strait of Hormuz (which eventually forced Trump's hand). Ayatollah Khamenei was actually opposed to closing it, and killing him put that option back on the table for the Iranians

-the economic fallout both domestically in the US and elsewhere etc. etc.

As far as foreign policy blunders go this one takes some beating, you knew it was heading that way as soon as Trump started claiming they'd achieved "total victory".

[benjii]

10 hours ago, inspectorfrost said:

-and ultimately left the Iranian regime in a stronger position

-exposed an open rift/created division between the Americans and the Israelis

-achieved regime change. . . . from father to son. . . .who then proceeded to close the Strait of Hormuz (which eventually forced Trump's hand). Ayatollah Khamenei was actually opposed to closing it, and killing him put that option back on the table for the Iranians

-the economic fallout both domestically in the US and elsewhere etc. etc.

As far as foreign policy blunders go this one takes some beating, you knew it was heading that way as soon as Trump started claiming they'd achieved "total victory".

Plus increased Ukraine’s importance on the World Stage as a leader in drone warfare, to the chagrin of his Kremlin buddies, and massively damaged America's reputation in the eyes of Gulf states plus anyone else paying attention.

[benjii]

This will also pressure the GCC to reduce reliance on Hormuz, likely investing in additional Indian Ocean ports as well as rail infrastructure to move freight. Which will massively benefit China when it comes to secure exports of goods to Middle East and potentially Europe in the long run.