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Ex-Indian Ambassador Rajiv Dogra on Trump’s claim he ‘stopped’ India-Pakistan war:‘He’s a bully, a man of contradictions… If he made 29 calls to stop a war, who did he talk to? The moon? The sun?’Says ceasefire was brokered directly by India and Pakistan — Trump had nothing to do with it
 
An idiot who plays golf while children starve to death from mass genocide. Fucking disgusting pigs you are
 
Bad shit is always happening.
He played a bit of golf, what's he suppose to do? Even wprld leaders have downtime.
Don't pretend to be angry about it.
 
Your views of Trump are different to mine. I can deal with that no problem. But don't tell me I am pretending to care about people starving in an enclave controlled by Jews, because I do.
 
I'm not saying you're pretending to care about the situation, I'm saying your over the top rage at Trump playing golf is silly. His round of golf has zero impact at all on the war over there.
 
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Medvedev responded to Trump:"About Trump's threats against me on his personal network Truth, which he banned from operating in our country. If some words of the former president of Russia cause such a nervous reaction from such a mighty president of the USA, it means Russia is right in everything and will continue to follow its own path.And about the "dead economy" of India and Russia and the "entering dangerous territory" – well, let him remember his favorite movies about "The Walking Dead," as well as how dangerous the non-existent "dead hand" can be."@AussieCossack
 
The Mirage Of Overthrow: An Analysis Of U.S. Regime-Change Projects Against Iran
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Donald Trump’s recent decision to suspend foreign aid programs has sparked a wave of anger among anti-Iranian groups in the West. This move has significantly disrupted a multi-billion-dollar regime change mechanism led by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and the National Endowment for Democracy (NED)—two organizations notorious for funding groups aimed at weakening and destabilizing foreign governments to advance U.S. interests.
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USAID alone manages tens of billions of dollars annually and, in coordination with the CIA, is involved in designing and executing “regime change” operations around the world. However, the overall management of these regime change organizations lies with the U.S.
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Department of State. Here, we take a look at the budgets and programs defined and implemented by these organizations.
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One thing I will feel sorry for is the USA when they get fucked over by the hatred of other countries that they have destroyed. I hope I'm around when it happens so I can blow up those party balloons.
 
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TRUMP AND MEDVEDEV’S DANGEROUS EXCHANGE OF WORDSAs the rhetoric heats up, we must remain cognizant of the consequences.The sharp exchange of words between President Trump and former President Medvedev underscores just how dangerous the deteriorating relations between the US and Russia have become.The threats being promulgated are not idle ones.President Trump has become enthralled with the Israeli “Nasrallah” solution—leadership decapitation and middle management disruption designed to bring about the rapid collapse of a government/system.It was tried—and failed—in Iran.But Trump is being advised by Russophobes who believe that the US can successfully implement such a plan against Russia.This plan begins with sanctions, as all such plans do.It ends with a decapitation strike on Moscow.Trump’s imagined conversation with Putin, where he threatened to “bomb the sh*t out of Moscow”, is indicative of the President’s thinking in this regard.The preferred decapitation strike is done using B-52 bombers launching cruise missiles, accompanied by Trident missiles launched from Ohio-class submarines operating off the coast of Russia, allowing for a flatter trajectory flight and shorter flight time.Medvedev’s comment about the “Dead Hand” indicates that Russia is well aware of Trump’s plans.The “Dead Hand”, or Perimeter system, is a long-standing fail-safe mechanism/plan which guarantees a full-scale nuclear retaliation in case any nation is foolish enough to try a decapitation strike. It dates back to Soviet times, when a special regiment of SS-20 missiles was equipped with radio transmission devices instead of warheads. These missiles would be launched, broadcasting launch codes that would send all strategic nuclear force weapons to their targets, even if Moscow was taken out.This wasn’t theoretical—in my book Disarmament in the Time of Perestroika, I write about how the Soviets transitioned this capability to the SS-25 system once the SS-20 was eliminated under the INF treaty.Today this mission is being handled by special regiment of SS-27 missiles.There are other components of the “Dead Hand”.Medvedev’s mentioning of it is a not-to-gentle reminder to Trump and his planners that it is suicide to think of a preemptive decapitation strike against Russia.Hopefully this message gets through.Otherwise, the “Walking Dead” allusion made by Medvedev will be the future of the United States and the world.
 
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India RESPONDS after Trump ATTACKS it for Russian oil

United States and EU have ‘TARGETED’ India — Foreign Ministry

‘US… continues to IMPORT from Russia uranium hexafluoride, palladium, fertilizers’

New Delhi will ‘SAFEGUARD’ national interests
 
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🇷🇺🇺🇸Trump backtracks: The US President may abandon 100% tariffs on Russian energy carriers — Bloomberg

- Donald Trump may abandon the introduction of 100-percent tariffs against countries purchasing energy carriers from Russia, reports Bloomberg.

- "We are going to take this quite seriously. Let's see what happens in the near future," Trump said in response to a question about whether he intends to carry out the previously announced threat.

- At the same time, the US President stated that he "never named a specific percentage" of tariffs, which directly contradicts his words earlier this month. Then he mentioned "very harsh tariffs of about 100% if there is no agreement within 50 days," Bloomberg clarifies.

- The agency believes that such a softening of rhetoric may indicate a possible abandonment by Trump of the toughest measures.

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