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<blockquote data-quote="Gabriel Maxwell" data-source="post: 36318" data-attributes="member: 121">I don&#039;t know if the Russians really possess compromising material on Trump or, the Trump organization is simply going to profit from the trillions that ExxonMobil puts their paws on once Trump has the Russian sanctions lifted (not to mention the other business opportunities in Russia) or both, but it is stunning to watch to what brazen extent Trump has parroted Putin&#039;s agenda.After expressing increasingly suspicious admiration for Putin for months, he&#039;s now begun talking about lifting the sanctions - something we&#039;ve expected all along - and today the NATO is being branded obsolete and the EU is not important to him, allegedly being &quot;on the verge of collapse anyway&quot;, which of course shocked the European leaders, traditional allies of the US. He&#039;s gone to bed with Putin, a dangerous dictator, instead.Putin&#039;s agenda is quite transparent - he thinks the collapse of the Soviet Union, a global superpower, was a mistake, meanwhile the Russian economy is decimated, so he&#039;s intent on rebuilding it in same modern shape or form (hence what he did to Ukraine and may do to the other states, e.g. the 3 Baltic countries). NATO and the EU are standing in his way.The flood of immigrants from the Syrian conflict he&#039;s supported has caused trouble across the EU, namely the rise in dangerous right-wing sentiment and the vicious cycle of terrorist attacks and political instability, an added bonus for Putin. And that&#039;s just the beginning.Meanwhile, idiot Trump is intent on helping Putin, at any cost.<img src="https://s24.postimg.org/8rljacdk5/Trump_Pee_Party.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gabriel Maxwell, post: 36318, member: 121"] I don't know if the Russians really possess compromising material on Trump or, the Trump organization is simply going to profit from the trillions that ExxonMobil puts their paws on once Trump has the Russian sanctions lifted (not to mention the other business opportunities in Russia) or both, but it is stunning to watch to what brazen extent Trump has parroted Putin's agenda. After expressing increasingly suspicious admiration for Putin for months, he's now begun talking about lifting the sanctions - something we've expected all along - and today the NATO is being branded obsolete and the EU is not important to him, allegedly being "on the verge of collapse anyway", which of course shocked the European leaders, traditional allies of the US. He's gone to bed with Putin, a dangerous dictator, instead. Putin's agenda is quite transparent - he thinks the collapse of the Soviet Union, a global superpower, was a mistake, meanwhile the Russian economy is decimated, so he's intent on rebuilding it in same modern shape or form (hence what he did to Ukraine and may do to the other states, e.g. the 3 Baltic countries). NATO and the EU are standing in his way. The flood of immigrants from the Syrian conflict he's supported has caused trouble across the EU, namely the rise in dangerous right-wing sentiment and the vicious cycle of terrorist attacks and political instability, an added bonus for Putin. And that's just the beginning. Meanwhile, idiot Trump is intent on helping Putin, at any cost. [IMG]https://s24.postimg.org/8rljacdk5/Trump_Pee_Party.jpg[/IMG] [/QUOTE]

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