Donald J Trump - Predsjednik USA All About

[drug_profi]

Ako Grenland padne, Kanada da se pripremi... a i Meksiko...

[Velkoski]

ma ovo je samo pitanje vremena

[drogon2]

Kratkoročno se može uraditi svašta i oteti sve što se poželi.
Problem je što je prema teorijama igara uvijek dugoročno bolje sarađivati nego raditi jednostrano protiv drugih.
Ne sarađuju (ili se barem trude da izgleda da sarađuju) druge države što su slabe ili se nešto posebno vole, nego je to dugoročno najbolja strategija.

To Ameri jos nisu ukapirali nakon evo 80g Pax Americane.
Rijesis ti Madura na ovaj nacin i sve cak da su oni snimci iz Karakasa o nekakvim slavljima istiniti (a nisu) ti ces opet u toj zemlji uvijek imat ljude koji podrzavaju tog covjeka ili rezim.Ljude koji ce provodit neku formu otpora kojeg Ameri nazovu terorizam.U prevodu,nema tu rahatluka za njih nikad. Haman 15g su u Siriji pa eno prije dvadesetak dana zijanise 3-4 vojnika.

[Dugarry]

Dobar tekst:


Venezuela killed the US. Or rather, it revealed it was already dead.

In the history of the US’s relation with Latin America, what just happened in Venezuela is hardly unique: the U.S. government has intervened to change governments in Latin America a total of 41 times (revista.drclas.harvard.edu/united-states-…).

What is unprecedented however is the brazenness, the unabashedly predatory nature of the intervention.

Trump is not pretending this is about anything else than resource extraction. He explicitly stated "we're going to be taking out a tremendous amount of wealth out of the ground" and that this wealth would “go to the United States of America in the form of reimbursement for the damages caused us by that country." (npr.org/2026/01/03/g-s…).

Stunningly, the US isn’t even insisting on regime change. They’re quite happy for the Chavista government to stay in place under acting president Delcy Rodríguez as long as she “does what we want,” (said Trump: edition.cnn.com/2026/01/04/pol…), vowing to bomb the country again if she didn’t.

In other words, there is absolutely zero pretense there: submission to the U.S.’s will is the only variable that matters.

Never before in its entire history has the U.S. been so nakedly… bad.

This might sound almost trivial. “So what if they admit they’re bad, at least they’re not hypocritical about it anymore,” you might tell yourself. Some might even find that refreshing in its honesty.

Quite the contrary. The story a nation tells itself is not trivial - it is everything.

We, human beings, for better or worse, are structured by mythology and self-deception.

Think about yourself, what drives your own behavior? You have, doubtlessly, ideals you want to live up to. If you have kids you have ideals of what a good parent ought to be. If you have a spouse you have ideals of what fidelity and partnership mean. If you have a job you have some conception of integrity.

You probably fall short - we all do - but the ideals still structure your behavior. They give you something to reach for, they provide the terms in which you can be criticized - including by your own internal dialogue. They make it possible for you to do better tomorrow.

The hypocrisy - the gap between ideal and reality - is not the problem. It's the proof that the ideal still has a hold on you, that you can still be called back to it. As the saying goes, hypocrisy is the tribute vice pays to virtue.

Now imagine you renounce all this. Imagine you stop being a hypocrite in the sense that you abandon your ideals entirely, that you start owning up to your worst self and become comfortable with your vices. You cheat on your spouse and stop pretending it bothers you. You neglect your children and make peace with it.

Have you thus become “refreshingly honest”? Maybe. But you’ve also died inside. You’ve become something deeply broken - beyond shame, beyond appeal. You’ve lost the internal architecture that makes moral life possible. The little light that said “this is not who I want to be” is extinguished.

That is what the United States just did.

The consequences of this are, frankly, terrifying. What happens when a nation stops telling itself it should be good? This is precisely what I try to answer in my latest article: open.substack.com/pub/arnaudbert…

[swanfilter]

Ako Grenland padne, Kanada da se pripremi... a i Meksiko...

Ja se nadam da Kolumbiju nece preskociti. Treba njima jedan FARC da se malo o sebi zabave.

[Saian]

Dobar tekst:


Venezuela killed the US. Or rather, it revealed it was already dead.

In the history of the US’s relation with Latin America, what just happened in Venezuela is hardly unique: the U.S. government has intervened to change governments in Latin America a total of 41 times (revista.drclas.harvard.edu/united-states-…).

What is unprecedented however is the brazenness, the unabashedly predatory nature of the intervention.

Trump is not pretending this is about anything else than resource extraction. He explicitly stated "we're going to be taking out a tremendous amount of wealth out of the ground" and that this wealth would “go to the United States of America in the form of reimbursement for the damages caused us by that country." (npr.org/2026/01/03/g-s…).

Stunningly, the US isn’t even insisting on regime change. They’re quite happy for the Chavista government to stay in place under acting president Delcy Rodríguez as long as she “does what we want,” (said Trump: edition.cnn.com/2026/01/04/pol…), vowing to bomb the country again if she didn’t.

In other words, there is absolutely zero pretense there: submission to the U.S.’s will is the only variable that matters.

Never before in its entire history has the U.S. been so nakedly… bad.

This might sound almost trivial. “So what if they admit they’re bad, at least they’re not hypocritical about it anymore,” you might tell yourself. Some might even find that refreshing in its honesty.

Quite the contrary. The story a nation tells itself is not trivial - it is everything.

We, human beings, for better or worse, are structured by mythology and self-deception.

Think about yourself, what drives your own behavior? You have, doubtlessly, ideals you want to live up to. If you have kids you have ideals of what a good parent ought to be. If you have a spouse you have ideals of what fidelity and partnership mean. If you have a job you have some conception of integrity.

You probably fall short - we all do - but the ideals still structure your behavior. They give you something to reach for, they provide the terms in which you can be criticized - including by your own internal dialogue. They make it possible for you to do better tomorrow.

The hypocrisy - the gap between ideal and reality - is not the problem. It's the proof that the ideal still has a hold on you, that you can still be called back to it. As the saying goes, hypocrisy is the tribute vice pays to virtue.

Now imagine you renounce all this. Imagine you stop being a hypocrite in the sense that you abandon your ideals entirely, that you start owning up to your worst self and become comfortable with your vices. You cheat on your spouse and stop pretending it bothers you. You neglect your children and make peace with it.

Have you thus become “refreshingly honest”? Maybe. But you’ve also died inside. You’ve become something deeply broken - beyond shame, beyond appeal. You’ve lost the internal architecture that makes moral life possible. The little light that said “this is not who I want to be” is extinguished.

That is what the United States just did.

The consequences of this are, frankly, terrifying. What happens when a nation stops telling itself it should be good? This is precisely what I try to answer in my latest article: open.substack.com/pub/arnaudbert…

Moze samo link na orginal

[Velkoski]

https://arnaudbertrand.substack.com/p/v ... irect=true

[Saian]

Hvala!

[Hakiz]

Dobar tekst:


Venezuela killed the US. Or rather, it revealed it was already dead.

In the history of the US’s relation with Latin America, what just happened in Venezuela is hardly unique: the U.S. government has intervened to change governments in Latin America a total of 41 times (revista.drclas.harvard.edu/united-states-…).

What is unprecedented however is the brazenness, the unabashedly predatory nature of the intervention.

Trump is not pretending this is about anything else than resource extraction. He explicitly stated "we're going to be taking out a tremendous amount of wealth out of the ground" and that this wealth would “go to the United States of America in the form of reimbursement for the damages caused us by that country." (npr.org/2026/01/03/g-s…).

Stunningly, the US isn’t even insisting on regime change. They’re quite happy for the Chavista government to stay in place under acting president Delcy Rodríguez as long as she “does what we want,” (said Trump: edition.cnn.com/2026/01/04/pol…), vowing to bomb the country again if she didn’t.

In other words, there is absolutely zero pretense there: submission to the U.S.’s will is the only variable that matters.

Never before in its entire history has the U.S. been so nakedly… bad.

This might sound almost trivial. “So what if they admit they’re bad, at least they’re not hypocritical about it anymore,” you might tell yourself. Some might even find that refreshing in its honesty.

Quite the contrary. The story a nation tells itself is not trivial - it is everything.

We, human beings, for better or worse, are structured by mythology and self-deception.

Think about yourself, what drives your own behavior? You have, doubtlessly, ideals you want to live up to. If you have kids you have ideals of what a good parent ought to be. If you have a spouse you have ideals of what fidelity and partnership mean. If you have a job you have some conception of integrity.

You probably fall short - we all do - but the ideals still structure your behavior. They give you something to reach for, they provide the terms in which you can be criticized - including by your own internal dialogue. They make it possible for you to do better tomorrow.

The hypocrisy - the gap between ideal and reality - is not the problem. It's the proof that the ideal still has a hold on you, that you can still be called back to it. As the saying goes, hypocrisy is the tribute vice pays to virtue.

Now imagine you renounce all this. Imagine you stop being a hypocrite in the sense that you abandon your ideals entirely, that you start owning up to your worst self and become comfortable with your vices. You cheat on your spouse and stop pretending it bothers you. You neglect your children and make peace with it.

Have you thus become “refreshingly honest”? Maybe. But you’ve also died inside. You’ve become something deeply broken - beyond shame, beyond appeal. You’ve lost the internal architecture that makes moral life possible. The little light that said “this is not who I want to be” is extinguished.

That is what the United States just did.

The consequences of this are, frankly, terrifying. What happens when a nation stops telling itself it should be good? This is precisely what I try to answer in my latest article: open.substack.com/pub/arnaudbert…

Odličan.

[sumirprimus]

u britansku vojnu bazu slijecu americki avioni, pitanje je gdje ce nakon toga, prema grenlandu ili iranu?
kakvo vrijeme, ne znas vise ni koga ce prvo napasti

[HD_2015]

Žuri Amerika da odsječe Kinu: nafta iz Venecuele i Irana, morski prolaz blizu Greenlanda. Panamski kanal su odranili ranije.

Ovo sve da mogu ucjenjivati Kinu da ne napadne Taiwan i da popusti sa rijetkim elementima.

[Peacean]

[drogon2]

u britansku vojnu bazu slijecu americki avioni, pitanje je gdje ce nakon toga, prema grenlandu ili iranu?
kakvo vrijeme, ne znas vise ni koga ce prvo napasti

Citam na X-u (a koliko je to tacno boga pitaj) da se Amerikanci spremaju da udare na Iran i da ovi to znaju te da ce kao pokusat preventivne udare na americke baze na BI

[Quaresma]

ovo ce mu biti dobar potez ako uspije ostvariti.

https://www.klix.ba/biznis/privreda/tru ... /260107162

[pici]

ovo ce mu biti dobar potez ako uspije ostvariti.

https://www.klix.ba/biznis/privreda/tru ... /260107162

Ovo je socijalisticki tj komunistički... ode tVump u komunjare. Zapravo njegova MAGA ideologija najvise se podudara sa Nationalsozialismus.

[Hendrix]

ovo ce mu biti dobar potez ako uspije ostvariti.

https://www.klix.ba/biznis/privreda/tru ... /260107162

Isto ko i njegova lafo borba protiv "Big Pharma". Kad legne isplata od Black Rock, ovo ce pod tepih.

Mozda fali 100 miliona za ballroom sto konta pravit pa malo sad stisce ovaj sektor.

[Quaresma]

ovo ce mu biti dobar potez ako uspije ostvariti.

https://www.klix.ba/biznis/privreda/tru ... /260107162

Ovo je socijalisticki tj komunistički... ode tVump u komunjare. Zapravo njegova MAGA ideologija najvise se podudara sa Nationalsozialismus.

sta god da je, ali ovo je veliki problem tamo. black rock posjeduje nenormalno puno nekretnina.

[jeza u ledja]

Kad nesto konkretno uradi javi nam.

[dale cooper]

Dobar tekst:


Venezuela killed the US. Or rather, it revealed it was already dead.

In the history of the US’s relation with Latin America, what just happened in Venezuela is hardly unique: the U.S. government has intervened to change governments in Latin America a total of 41 times (revista.drclas.harvard.edu/united-states-…).

What is unprecedented however is the brazenness, the unabashedly predatory nature of the intervention.

Trump is not pretending this is about anything else than resource extraction. He explicitly stated "we're going to be taking out a tremendous amount of wealth out of the ground" and that this wealth would “go to the United States of America in the form of reimbursement for the damages caused us by that country." (npr.org/2026/01/03/g-s…).

Stunningly, the US isn’t even insisting on regime change. They’re quite happy for the Chavista government to stay in place under acting president Delcy Rodríguez as long as she “does what we want,” (said Trump: edition.cnn.com/2026/01/04/pol…), vowing to bomb the country again if she didn’t.

In other words, there is absolutely zero pretense there: submission to the U.S.’s will is the only variable that matters.

Never before in its entire history has the U.S. been so nakedly… bad.

This might sound almost trivial. “So what if they admit they’re bad, at least they’re not hypocritical about it anymore,” you might tell yourself. Some might even find that refreshing in its honesty.

Quite the contrary. The story a nation tells itself is not trivial - it is everything.

We, human beings, for better or worse, are structured by mythology and self-deception.

Think about yourself, what drives your own behavior? You have, doubtlessly, ideals you want to live up to. If you have kids you have ideals of what a good parent ought to be. If you have a spouse you have ideals of what fidelity and partnership mean. If you have a job you have some conception of integrity.

You probably fall short - we all do - but the ideals still structure your behavior. They give you something to reach for, they provide the terms in which you can be criticized - including by your own internal dialogue. They make it possible for you to do better tomorrow.

The hypocrisy - the gap between ideal and reality - is not the problem. It's the proof that the ideal still has a hold on you, that you can still be called back to it. As the saying goes, hypocrisy is the tribute vice pays to virtue.

Now imagine you renounce all this. Imagine you stop being a hypocrite in the sense that you abandon your ideals entirely, that you start owning up to your worst self and become comfortable with your vices. You cheat on your spouse and stop pretending it bothers you. You neglect your children and make peace with it.

Have you thus become “refreshingly honest”? Maybe. But you’ve also died inside. You’ve become something deeply broken - beyond shame, beyond appeal. You’ve lost the internal architecture that makes moral life possible. The little light that said “this is not who I want to be” is extinguished.

That is what the United States just did.

The consequences of this are, frankly, terrifying. What happens when a nation stops telling itself it should be good? This is precisely what I try to answer in my latest article: open.substack.com/pub/arnaudbert…

Odličan.

Pa to je to. Većina ovih koji su glasala za Trumpa su i čekali da dođe na vlast neko kao on, da mogu ispoljiti sve svoje unutarnje frustracije, mržnje i biti ona najgora verzija sebe bez srama i izvinjavanja. Ponašanje Trumpove administracije je samo refleksija takvog načina razmišljanja preslikana na međunarodne odnose.

[drug_profi]

Pominjao sam Star Trek.
Upravo amerikanci postaju Ferengiji.

[pici]

oni su to odavno samo sad su maske pale

[zilog]

[Peacean]

[dek]

Koji poremećeni debil, strašno.

Još umislio da je duhovit i da ima smisla za humor.

[dek]

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