Trump, Russia, China
2 2017-01-14 by OMG_These_people
Do you think, perhaps, that Trump is cozying up to the Russians in order to orchestrate some act to bring down China? He has said a lot about the Chinese being the crux of America's problem. Maybe he is working with Russia, or planning to, in order to have them as an ally. Is that plausible?
29 comments
n/a whyd_you_kill_doakes 2017-01-14
Doubtful
Very doubtful
n/a dejeneration 2017-01-14
Interesting theory but highly unlikely as China's got him by the curlies, too.
n/a WTCMolybdenum4753 2017-01-14
lol How so?
n/a dejeneration 2017-01-14
Being indebted to the Bank of China isn't a conflict of interest? And if it's true that he did pay bribes to Chinese companies, that's a whole other load of trouble. See also Kushner's taking money from shady Chinese companies.
It's weird how much you folks contort yourself for this guy. Why? We should always question power, but you guys went from questioning power in the Clintons to being pansies who ignore what's in front of your faces with Trump. It's bizarre.
n/a WTCMolybdenum4753 2017-01-14
lol Just a sec ago it was big enough for him not to be able to work with Russia. Marking down those prices eh?
is using Partial ownership to back up a wacky theory.
n/a dejeneration 2017-01-14
Whatever denial of fact helps you sleep at night, man.
n/a WTCMolybdenum4753 2017-01-14
And it ends like it began. Nada
n/a dejeneration 2017-01-14
Nada? Are you blind, man/woman? I see you typing, so I know you can read.
Trump is owned by the Chinese and the Russians and the Israelis and who knows who else - just look at who he sucks up to. He probably doesn't see it that way, the same way he's more upset about a-listers not playing his dumb party than he is about the fact that the dragnet is closing in around him.
Good luck finding the right kneepad fit. I'd have saved them for a less clownish cabal, myself, but it's your life.
n/a WTCMolybdenum4753 2017-01-14
Lacking any proof does call for a full on rant. Par for the course
n/a dejeneration 2017-01-14
I posted proof, you refused to read it. Can you share why you believe he's working under his own accord and why the findings I posted are wrong?
n/a WTCMolybdenum4753 2017-01-14
Which debunked your wacky theory. Get some new material and try again.
n/a dejeneration 2017-01-14
Low effort. Sad!
What "wacky" theory?
Can you at least share why you believe Trump's working under his own accord, why his debts and deals to foreign nations won't affect his choices, and why the findings I posted are wrong?
n/a WTCMolybdenum4753 2017-01-14
Your
Wacky theory.
I have no proof of the opposite just like you.
n/a dejeneration 2017-01-14
Why do you believe that his debts and ongoing deals won't affect his choices when it comes to American diplomacy or lack thereof? What gives you confidence? Faith, hope, some action he's taken to show he's not been/being strongarmed by elements he owes much to?
n/a WTCMolybdenum4753 2017-01-14
It's his business's. The notion that a 70 year old multibillionaire, who's had it all, ran for POTUS to further enrich his holdings is beyond the pale. It seems, at least to me, rather obvious the man sought a higher place in history. To believe he wants to be included in the history books as a profiteer is wacky. If DJT is getting strong armed he's the best prepared to end it of any politician to run for office. He poured his heart out multiple times a day for over a year and enough heard it to give him a chance.
n/a Elusian_Fields 2017-01-14
One question: How many Chinese companies do you believe have ties to the Chinese government?
n/a WTCMolybdenum4753 2017-01-14
Where you getting that from?
n/a OMG_These_people 2017-01-14
He has said nice things about Russia.
n/a WTCMolybdenum4753 2017-01-14
nice isn't exactly cozy. Wanting to get along with Russia is fine with me. Trust but verify.
n/a IronSavage3 2017-01-14
I wouldn't say he's "cozying up" but he's certainly more friendly with Russia than previous administrations, his rhetoric in the past along with Putin's indicate that they would be more inclined to work together than the previous regime. His rhetoric towards China has been increasingly hostile as of late. I feel that he lacks the subtlety and sleight of hand that "regular politicians" have, this could be a good or bad thing depending on the situation but we'll have to wait and see.
n/a WTCMolybdenum4753 2017-01-14
No offense but that hasn't born much fruit for the USA.
n/a IronSavage3 2017-01-14
I'm not saying it has I'm simply saying that normal politicians are better at lying, deceiving, pushing their long term agendas, and just generally being shady, I wasn't saying it was a good thing.
n/a WTCMolybdenum4753 2017-01-14
Ah, understood. Seems since Eisenhower we've been seeing politicians read from teleprompters. Seldom do they speak off the cuff for fear of the public getting a glimpse of what they really think. That Trump let it all hang out early on really told a lot about his confidence and the wide range of reactions from the populace was pretty amazing.
n/a IronSavage3 2017-01-14
I agree about teleprompter politicians since Eisenhower and in that same span we really haven't seen that big of a change in the way the States have governed in regards to a foreign policy of secret interferences and shady dealings from the CIA, and also in the general path of wealth inequality and policies that favor big corporations, I feel that while Trump's rhetoric is very different from politicians before him, I still think ultimately his actions will be more in line with previous presidents, we'll have to see what he actually does to make a judgement since his rhetoric seems to change so often, could be a strategy of keeping his opponents guessing though, again, we'll see.
n/a WTCMolybdenum4753 2017-01-14
Works for me. Can't expect a superman. Will be interesting to see him blend being a messenger of the people and the hard decisions of governing. Safety vs privacy, environment and business, etc. I've heard small biz and the military make the the USA great and he does seem to appreciate both.
n/a dejeneration 2017-01-14
I dunno, this is pretty cozy...
n/a Ancient_Alien63 2017-01-14
One word : PSYOPS
n/a OMG_These_people 2017-01-14
I agree. However, his stance seems to be different from the current administration. It seems that in the Obama administration, Russia was bad and China was more tolerable. Trump seems to have switched the table.
n/a southtexasmama 2017-01-14
Yes. Look at strifenjustice.com
n/a OMG_These_people 2017-01-14
He has said nice things about Russia.
n/a WTCMolybdenum4753 2017-01-14
nice isn't exactly cozy. Wanting to get along with Russia is fine with me. Trust but verify.
n/a IronSavage3 2017-01-14
I wouldn't say he's "cozying up" but he's certainly more friendly with Russia than previous administrations, his rhetoric in the past along with Putin's indicate that they would be more inclined to work together than the previous regime. His rhetoric towards China has been increasingly hostile as of late. I feel that he lacks the subtlety and sleight of hand that "regular politicians" have, this could be a good or bad thing depending on the situation but we'll have to wait and see.