[USA] SJEDINJENE AMERIČKE DRŽAVE - unutrašnja politika i uticaj na svetska kretanja

[Rex]

Gledam lajv Tramp-Meloni presser u Beloj kući i boli me glava, a to mi je najmanja briga. Kako je ovo sve moguće? Koja je ovo realnost? Ono zdravo jebanje u mozak "nisam ja kriv oko ilegalne deportacije, obratite se drugome", "hoćemo Evropa great again, radimo zajedno", a onda izbegne svako pitanje. Tarife su blago, gubili su bilione (trillions na engleskom) pod Bajdenom, sredili su što im Kanada i Meksiko i Kina šalju fentanil, Italija može da bude najbolji saveznik samo ako premijer ostane na vlasti... Ja ne znam, toliko toga, čovek laže kako otvori usta. Nema baš nikakav kriterijum osim "ja najbolji u istoriji, ostali jadni", hvali se preko svake mere, bez obzira na realnost.

 

Plus, onaj njegov posse, u kome ima vrlo obrazovanih i pametnih likova (Vance je završio pravo na Jejlu), koji glumi statiste dok ih Narandžasti dragi vođa ne prozove, a onda krenu da mu se čepe i uvlače na način na koji bi svakog odraslog muškarca bilo sramota. I ceo svet to gleda.

A ovu gospodu bih samo pitao: Da li ste ceo život maštali da budete flufferi? Pa uspeli ste. I ceo svet vas gleda.

 

https://ibb.co/whCjmFYV

Trabunjam, ali ne znam kako drugo da opišem šta lik povraća u poređenju sa svime što je govorio do sad. Neverovatno je vreme u kome živimo.

Edited Friday at 12:22 AM by Rex

[nonick]

4 hours ago, Angelia said:

Sta god da je benefit u spustanju tarifa, poenta nije bila u ciframa, sto sam vec vise puta ponovila. Ko kaze da ukidanjem kvota ne bi prodali vise u Kanadi? Negde (sorry nemoj sad trazis izvor bilo je pre mesec dana) sam procitala da je dosta mlecnih proizvoda u USA jeftinije nego u Kanadi. Ja ne zagledam etikete u prodavnici da vidim odakle je nesto uvezeno. Ima neki brendovi koje volim, ali vecinu stvari samo kupim sta mi treba.

Ta vrsta aktivizma mi je strana.

Zvucis ko ona celebrity ne secam se imena, koja je kao protest prodala Teslu, jer je, Musk jel da fasista, I kupila VW 😀

Niti vecina Amera konta koji je vas problem sa njima, politika je politika. Bukvalno bilo kom farmeru da ispricas tuznu pricu kako ste osteceni, a samo se traze isti uslovi, bi bio potpuno zbunjen koji je tvoj problem. I onda da krenes u objasnjenje kako to ustvari nisu velike pare, I dalje ce te gledati zbunjeno, ako nisu velike pare u cemu je problem? 

Sto vas to toliko ljuti? Ok u Izraelu ce dobiti vrednost jedne rakete. U Kanadi kazes nece nista promeniti. Ne vidim problem onda, zasto ste US proglasili za neprijatelja ako su to sve sitni novci?

 

Zato sto se US ponasa neprijateljski prema nama, pitaj Trampa zasto. Pedeset puta su ti vec objasnili svi forumasi osim fantoma, znaci svi koji su na ovoj temi i ti jos uvek ne shvatas. Ne znam sta je ovde u sredi, bezobraznost, bahatost, glupost, zlonamera ili sve zajedno?

Verglas istu laz vec mesec dana pa mesas redosled i razlog tarifa. Bold: ispada da smo mi poceli ovaj trade war zbog nekih hebenih mlecnih proizvoda? 

[mrd]

Da pitam nekoga ko zna. Obama je ukinuo bankrot, ali me zanima kako izgleda kada se država bankrotira. DT je expert za bankrote, ali mi nije jasno kako će izgledati bankrot US?

🤣

[Div]

18 minutes ago, mrd said:

ali mi nije jasno kako će izgledati bankrot US?

🤣

 

Što si nestrpljiv, sačekaj još malo pa ćeš videti.

[𝓑𝓪𝓫𝔂]

18 minutes ago, mrd said:

Obama je ukinuo bankrot 

🤣

 

🤔

 

19 minutes ago, mrd said:

ali me zanima kako izgleda kada se država bankrotira

🤣

 

Venecuela

[Beonegro]

Šta se dešava kad se MAGA sudari sa stvarnošću?

 

US ready to abandon efforts to broker Russia-Ukraine peace deal, Rubio says

 

 

PARIS, April 18 (Reuters) - The United States will stop trying to broker a Russia-Ukraine peace deal within days unless there are clear signs that a deal can be done, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Friday.

Rubio, speaking in Paris after meeting European and Ukranian leaders, said that President Donald Trump was still interested in a deal but had many other priorities around the world and was willing to move on unless there are signs of progress.

 

bold: kako se na američkom kaže samo tetki da odnesem lek? 

Edited Friday at 07:34 AM by Beonegro

[𝓑𝓪𝓫𝔂]

49 minutes ago, Beonegro said:

 

 

bold: kako se na američkom kaže samo tetki da odnesem lek? 

 

Ne znam, ali ja bih rekla 'family emergency' 

 

50 minutes ago, Beonegro said:

Šta se dešava kad se MAGA sudari sa stvarnošću?

 

US ready to abandon efforts to broker Russia-Ukraine peace deal, Rubio says

 

 

PARIS, April 18 (Reuters) - The United States will stop trying to broker a Russia-Ukraine peace deal within days unless there are clear signs that a deal can be done, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Friday.

Rubio, speaking in Paris after meeting European and Ukranian leaders, said that President Donald Trump was still interested in a deal but had many other priorities around the world and was willing to move on unless there are signs of progress.

 

 

A bas su se potrudili 🤪

 

Spoiler

 

 

[Beonegro]

 

WASHINGTON, April 17 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Thursday signaled a potential end to the tit-for-tat tariff hikes between the U.S. and China that shocked markets, and that a deal over the fate of social media platform TikTok may have to wait.

"I don't want them to go higher because at a certain point you make it where people don't buy," Trump told reporters about tariffs at the White House.

"So, I may not want to go higher or I may not want to even go up to that level. I may want to go to less because you know you want people to buy and, at a certain point, people aren't gonna buy."

 

Znao je narandžasti ovo i prije nego što je krenuo na svjetsku turneju kurčenja, nego nije znao koliko su kineski aparatčici sposobniji da udare baš tamo gdje boli (Boeing) od njegovih rektalnih alpinista. 

 

EDIT: ima i za EU da mu se javi jednog skorog dana

Edited Friday at 10:20 AM by Beonegro

[Dragan]

Sta kazu nasi legalisti na ova dva primera rusenja demokratije (retoricko pitanje).

 

 

J.Powell, kaze - fuck stabilnu budalu, zakon je zakon.

 

 

Ma nije moguce.

 

[Beonegro]

Vnogo hita ka ventilatoru voljum 1 (AFP):

 

Strange sell-off in the dollar raises the specter of investors losing trust in the US under Trump

 

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NEW YORK (AP) — Among the threats tariffs pose to the U.S. economy, none may be as strange as the sell-off in the dollar.

Currencies rise and fall all the time because of inflation fears, central bank moves and other factors. But economists worry that the recent drop in the dollar is so dramatic that it reflects something more ominous as President Donald Trump tries to reshape global trade: a loss of confidence in the U.S.

The dollar’s dominance in cross-border trade and as a safe haven has been nurtured by administrations of both parties for decades because it helps keep U.S. borrowing costs down and allows Washington to project power abroad — enormous advantages that could possibly disappear if faith in the U.S. was damaged.

“Global trust and reliance on the dollar was built up over a half century or more,” says University of California, Berkeley, economist Barry Eichengreen. “But it can be lost in the blink of an eye.”

Since mid-January, the dollar has fallen 9% against a basket of currencies, a rare and steep decline, to its lowest level in three years.

Many investors spooked by Trump don’t think the dollar will be pushed quickly from its position as the world’s reserve currency, instead expecting more of a slow decline. But even that is scary enough, given the benefits that would be lost.

With much of world’s goods exchanged in dollars, demand for the currency has stayed strong even as the U.S. has doubled federal debt in a dozen years and does other things that would normally send investors fleeing. That has allowed the U.S. government, consumers and businesses to borrow at unnaturally low rates, which has helped speed economic growth and lift standards of living.

Dollar dominance also allows the U.S. to push around other countries like Venezuela, Iran and Russia by locking them out of a currency they need to buy and sell with others.

Now that “exorbitant privilege,” as economists call it, is suddenly at risk.

“The safe haven properties of the dollar are being eroded,” said Deutsch Bank in a note to clients earlier this month warning of a “confidence crisis.” Added a more circumspect report by Capital Economics, “It is no longer hyperbole to say that the dollar’s reserve status and broader dominant role is at least somewhat in question.”

Traditionally, the dollar would strengthen as tariffs sink demand for foreign products.

But the dollar not only failed to strengthen this time, it fell, puzzling economists and hurting consumers. The dollar lost more than 5% against the euro and pound, and 6% against the yen since early April.

As any American traveler abroad knows, you can buy more with a stronger dollar and less with a weaker one. Now the price of French wine and South Korean electronics and a host of other imports could cost more not only due to tariffs but a weaker currency, too.

And any loss of safe-haven status could hit U.S. consumers in another way: Higher rates for mortgages and car financing deals as lenders demand more interest for the added risk.

More worrisome is possible higher interest rates on the ballooning U.S. federal debt, which is already at a risky 120% of U.S. annual economic output.

“Most countries with that debt to GDP would cause a major crisis and the only reason we get away with it is that the world needs dollars to trade with,” says Benn Steil, an economist at the Council on Foreign Relations. ”At some point people are going to look seriously at alternatives to the dollar. ”

They already have, with a little help from a U.S. economic rival.

China has been striking yuan-only trading deals with Brazil for agricultural products, Russia for oil and South Korea for other goods for years. It has also been making loans in yuan to central banks desperate for cash in Argentina, Pakistan and other countries, replacing the dollar as the emergency funder of last resort.

Another possible U.S. alternative in future years if their market grows: cryptocurrencies.

Said BlackRock Chairman Larry Fink in his annual shareholder letter about dollar dominance, ”If deficits keep ballooning, America risks losing that position to digital assets like Bitcoin.”

Not everyone is convinced that a big reason the dollar is falling is because of lost faith in the U.S.

Steve Ricchiuto, an economist at Mizuho Financial, says dollar weakness reflects anticipation of higher inflation due to tariffs. But even if investors aren’t as comfortable holding dollars, he says, they really don’t have much of a choice. No other currency or other asset, like yuan or bitcoin or gold, is vast enough to handle all the demand.

“The U.S. will lose the reserve currency when there is someone out there to take it away,” Ricchiuto says. “Right now there isn’t an alternative.”

Maybe so, but Trump is testing the limits.

It’s not just the tariffs, but the erratic way he’s rolled them out. The unpredictability makes the U.S. seem less stable, less reliable, and a less safe place for their money.

There are also questions about his logic justifying the policy. Trump says the U.S. needs tariffs to drive down its trade deficits with other countries. But most economists believe those deficits, which measure trade in goods, not services, are a bad measure of whether a country is “ripping off” America, as Trump puts it.

Trump has also repeatedly threatened to chip away at the independence of the Federal Reserve, raising fears that he will force interest rates lower to boost the economy even if doing so risks stoking runaway inflation. That is a sure fire way to get people to flee the dollar. After Fed Chair Jerome Powell said Wednesday that he would wait to make any rate moves, Trump blasted him, saying “Powell’s termination cannot come fast enough!”

Economists critical of Trump’s April 2 tariff announcement recall another event, the Suez Crisis of 1956, that broke the back of the British pound. The military attack on Egypt was poorly planned and badly executed and exposed British political incompetence that sank trust in the country. The pound fell sharply, and its centuries-long position as the dominant trading and reserve currency crumbled.

Berkeley’s Eichengreen says Liberation Day, as Trump called it, could be remembered as a similar turning point if the president isn’t careful.

“This is the first step down a slippery slope where international confidence in the U.S. dollar is lost.”

 

 

Vnogo hita ka ventilatoru voljum 2 (The Economist):

 

How Trump might topple the dollar

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Stocks down, yields down, dollar up. A reliable relationship between America’s listed companies, government bonds and the value of the currency has held, in moments of panic, for most of modern financial history. Until now.

The turmoil in financial markets over the past month, driven by an extraordinary rise in American tariffs, has been unsettlingly different. During the stockmarket slumps of 2008 and 2020, for instance, the dollar rose. When investors are fearful, they normally rush to the safety of American debt, bidding up the greenback in the process. This time round, investors are eschewing Treasuries. Yields on American ten-year government bonds, which rise when prices fall, have increased from 4.2% to as high as 4.5% over the past month. Meanwhile, the dollar has fallen by over 9% against a basket of other currencies since its peak in mid-January.

The breakdown of the once-solid relationship reflects the impulsiveness of the current American government. President Donald Trump’s belligerent trade policy, his administration’s incompetent policymaking and some of his advisers’ suspicion about the dollar’s global role have shaken foreign investors. Since they hold some $32trn-worth of American stocks and bonds, their opinion matters. Overseas demand not only lifts American stockmarkets, it pushes down interest rates on the government’s vast debts, making them manageable—a feature of dollar dominance known as “exorbitant privilege”.

Policymakers and investors everywhere once rolled their eyes at the idea of the dollar being dethroned. America’s economic heft, deep and profitable markets, openness to capital flows and reliable rule of law all helped make its position formidable. But in recent weeks, they have had to take the notion more seriously. Even imagining what might come next is hard. For eight decades, America’s currency has been the linchpin of trade and finance. About half of all lending across borders is in dollars, and the currency is involved in 88% of foreign-exchange transactions. The modern world has been built on the greenback.

Some members of the Trump administration would cheer if the dollar lost its crown. During his time as a senator, J.D. Vance, now the vice-president, was critical of the currency’s international role, arguing that the accumulation of American securities by foreigners had artificially lifted its value, damaging American industry. In November Stephen Miran, now head of the White House’s council of economic advisers, published a briefing suggesting the president could unilaterally tax Treasuries held as reserves overseas, so as to discourage investors from purchasing them. Rarely has a single paper so spooked central bankers around the world.

Policymakers overseeing foreign-exchange reserves had begun to diversify well before Mr Trump won re-election. Some fear America’s Treasury, and its ability to impose sanctions; others simply want to ensure their eggs are not all in one basket. The dollar’s share of global reserves has declined from 73% in 2001 to 58% today. Over the same period, a wide variety of currencies—including the Australian and Canadian dollars, the Swedish krona and the Swiss franc—have seen their share rise. Central banks have diversified out of currencies, too, buying more than 1,000 tonnes of gold in each of the past three years, an increase of more than 140% on the three before that.

Such diversification will only accelerate, reckons Gary Smith of Columbia Threadneedle Investments, who works with central banks and sovereign-wealth funds. Before America’s tariff barrage got under way, Mr Smith had expected that the dollar’s share of reserves would decline by another ten percentage points over the forthcoming decade. It is now clear that was a sizeable underestimate, he says.

Looking a little green

Over the past decade, international demand for dollar assets has mostly come from sources other than central banks, particularly giant government pension funds and life-insurance companies, many in Asia. These often have investments that run into the hundreds of billions of dollars, which are directed by committees that meet irregularly—meaning their strategy cannot turn on a dime. Despite this shock-absorbing feature, their enthusiasm for America has diminished. “Many international investors are fretting about the end of US hyper-exceptionalism,” says Huw van Steenis of Oliver Wyman, a consultancy. “The need for better diversification will be the lasting conclusion of whatever happens from here.”

Even if dollar dominance is only diminished at the margin—with institutions reducing their holdings of American assets, rather than fireselling them—that will make America’s fiscal profligacy much more difficult to maintain. The government runs a budget deficit worth 7% of GDP and its interest bill has ballooned in recent years, meaning higher bond yields would cause profound problems. On April 10th the House of Representatives approved the Senate’s plan for a budget that could add $5.8trn to deficits over the next ten years, according to the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, a think-tank. That is more, in cash terms, than Mr Trump’s first-term tax cuts, the response to the covid-19 pandemic in 2020 and President Joe Biden’s stimulus and infrastructure bills combined.

Overseas investors do not lack for reasons to park their money elsewhere. Yet those looking to limit exposure to Mr Trump’s whims face a challenge: the dollar has no obvious successor. Following the second world war, when Britain’s immiseration meant that the pound could not function as a global currency, the greenback was a perfect candidate to replace it. The currencies into which central bankers are today shifting their investments are relative minnows, with stock and bond markets too small to replace the dollar.

The euro was once seen as a possible replacement for the greenback. It may eventually prove to be so, if the continent’s politicians take advantage of the present opening. But investors will want proof that the design flaw in the currency union—credit risk in its government debt, arising from uncertainty about which borrowing will ultimately be backstopped by the European Central Bank—truly has been resolved. Germany’s debt, regarded as the safest kind by global investors, runs to $3trn or so, around a twelfth of the American total. Europe’s corporate-debt markets are also small.

Could the yuan climb the currency hierarchy? Although China’s economy is big enough to support a far larger role, progress in internationalising the currency has been halting at best. The yuan makes up just over 2% of global central-bank reserves, a figure that has declined since a peak four years ago. Chinese officials show no interest in scaling back their extensive capital controls, a move that would be required to entice foreign money. And the state’s occasional and unpredictable shakedowns of the private sector have been more damaging than any policy pursued by the Trump administration.

Instead of liberalising its currency, China wants to fortify its financial system against America. The People’s Bank of China has established swap lines with central banks overseas, and set up its own platform for overseas payments to reduce reliance on SWIFT, a messaging system for bank payments based in Belgium. Such experiments will not see the yuan supplant the dollar. But, according to Martin Chorzempa of the Peterson Institute for International Economics, another think-tank, they may limit the influence of the greenback beyond America’s borders, providing an alternative to countries that have been severed from Western finance.

The dirtiest shirt

If America’s government degrades the dollar’s role, whether by design or by accident, other countries may try to defend themselves by throwing up barriers to capital and falling back on new and less sophisticated financial networks. Without a true successor, the result would probably be a world of competing currency blocs, inadequate alternatives to Treasuries, barriers to trade and reduced efficiency. The past few weeks have been a taste of such a future—and they have not been pleasant. 

 

 

 

 

[Eddard]

Jebeš mi sve, ja nikad nisam bio pobornik teorija zavere, ali ovo govno je ili neviđeni retard koji je oko sebe okupio prvoklasne dupeuvlakačke idiote ili svaka čast KGB/FSB-u na najboljoj špijunskoj misiji svih vremena. 

 

Nego, gde je i šta radi CIA? Sad kad treba da sklone štetočinu sa vlasti, oni se drže zakona ko pijan plota. 

[Angelia]

9 hours ago, nonick said:

 

Zato sto se US ponasa neprijateljski prema nama, pitaj Trampa zasto. Pedeset puta su ti vec objasnili svi forumasi osim fantoma, znaci svi koji su na ovoj temi i ti jos uvek ne shvatas. Ne znam sta je ovde u sredi, bezobraznost, bahatost, glupost, zlonamera ili sve zajedno?

Verglas istu laz vec mesec dana pa mesas redosled i razlog tarifa. Bold: ispada da smo mi poceli ovaj trade war zbog nekih hebenih mlecnih proizvoda? 

Nemam pojma sta "ispada" jer ja to nikad nisam rekla.

Nego samo da su vasi argumenti kontradiktorni, ajde probacu opet. 

Tramp upada sa tarifama, kao objasnjenje daje fentanil I jos neke stvari, te tarife se trenutno primenjuju samo na robu koja je van postojeceg sporazuma (tu ne ukljucujem prethodne na celik, aluminijum I lumber). Jasno je valjda da su navedeni razlozi samo pokrice. Predpostavljam da je pravi razlog da hoce da se tarife smanje, I mozda jos neki zahtev, koji jedino mozemo da cujemo u pregovorima (iako i tu mogu samo da predpostavljam). Argument koji dajete da Kanada ne pregovara, se svodi na "tarife su ionako male, I nece time nista dobiti, I nista u Kanadi se nece promeniti". Ako je to tacno, onda, ne postoji razlog da mu se to ponudi u pregovorima.

Znaci, taj argument nema smisla. To je sve sto sam rekla. Mozda Kanada ima druge argumente, mozda je on vec trazio nesto sto njima nije lako da progutaju, mozda je I cist inat.

Sve to mozda stoji. Ali argument koji ste vas nekoliko ovde dali, nema smisla.

Nemoj da mi ucitavas svakakve stvari, sta sa time htela da kazem, pise sta sam htela da kazem.

Nesto imam osecaj da barem ti razumes zasto argument nema smisla, pa te nervira jer sam u pravu, zato mi I ucitavas svakakve gluposti.

[Beonegro]

 

51 minutes ago, Angelia said:

Nemoj da mi ucitavas svakakve stvari, sta sa time htela da kazem, pise sta sam htela da kazem.

Nesto imam osecaj da barem ti razumes zasto argument nema smisla, pa te nervira jer sam u pravu, zato mi I ucitavas svakakve gluposti.

 

Bukvalno u dvije linije teksta imamo upozorenje "nemoj da mi učitavaš" i majku svih učitavanja od postanka ovog foruma 

[Dragan]

2 hours ago, Beonegro said:

Vnogo hita ka ventilatoru voljum 1 (AFP):

 

Strange sell-off in the dollar raises the specter of investors losing trust in the US under Trump

 

 

Vnogo hita ka ventilatoru voljum 2 (The Economist):

 

How Trump might topple the dollar

 

 

 

Siguran sam da postoji neki genijalni cunning plan, koji ce sve to preokrenuti i doneti Zlatno Doba za US.

[Beonegro]

5 minutes ago, Dragan said:

Siguran sam da postoji neki genijalni cunning plan, koji ce sve to preokrenuti i doneti Zlatno Doba za US.

Ipak je on majstor pregovaranja u stečaju i iz svakog stečaja je profitirao, kao što je rečeno negdje na prethodnim stranama ove teme. Dakle mora prvo da uvede SAD u stečaj, onda je na svom terenu i tu ima dizdominira. 

[Helena]

3 hours ago, Dragan said:

Sta kazu nasi legalisti na ova dva primera rusenja demokratije (retoricko pitanje).

 

 

J.Powell, kaze - fuck stabilnu budalu, zakon je zakon.

 

 

Ma nije moguce.

 

Prilično mnogo negativnih komentara na Paulov odgovor.

"On treba, on je dužan..." kao što mr president bla bla

[Angelia]

1 hour ago, Beonegro said:

 

 

Bukvalno u dvije linije teksta imamo upozorenje "nemoj da mi učitavaš" i majku svih učitavanja od postanka ovog foruma 

Samo sto je moje "ucitavanje" uvek osecaj I misljenje, I uvek opravdanje za forumase, kao sto je za tebe da nesto ne radis namerno, a nikad tvrdnja da nesto govoris, I nikad negativno. Relativizam u svoj svojoj lepoti 😀 

[Rex]

Ako ne pratite tviter nalog Bele kuće - blago vama.

 

 

[DameTime]

Koji bednici jbt...

[MeanMachine]

6 hours ago, Dragan said:

Ma nije moguce.

 

 

Rusi hakovali elonove skript kiddies 😄

 

Nije smesno tuzno je kad znamo sta sve ti DOGE klinci mogu da useru.

 

Npr sad krecu u rat protiv:

 

Kazu prevazidjena tehnologija te magetne trake ustedece zamislite milion dolara Americi na godinu dana ako predju na cloud...

 

 

Sta ce tek biti kada ti klinci saznaju za mikrofilm:

 

Na koga ne utice:

 

Zbog cega se dan danas koristi.

 

 

Edited Friday at 06:45 PM by MeanMachine

[033zero330]

 

Kad smo kod bele kuće, probajte google pretragu.

 

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Budapest Memorandum site:whitehouse.gov

 

 

 

[Beonegro]

3 hours ago, Angelia said:

Samo sto je moje "ucitavanje" uvek osecaj I misljenje, I uvek opravdanje za forumase, kao sto je za tebe da nesto ne radis namerno, a nikad tvrdnja da nesto govoris, I nikad negativno. Relativizam u svoj svojoj lepoti 😀 

 

[Dragan]

"They want to mine. One thing I learned about the coal miners, that's what they want to do. You could give them a penthouse on 5th Avenue and a different kind of a job and they'd be unhappy."  🤣

 

Edited Saturday at 08:12 AM by Dragan

[Dragan]

On 4/18/2025 at 9:32 AM, Beonegro said:

Šta se dešava kad se MAGA sudari sa stvarnošću?

 

US ready to abandon efforts to broker Russia-Ukraine peace deal, Rubio says

 

 

PARIS, April 18 (Reuters) - The United States will stop trying to broker a Russia-Ukraine peace deal within days unless there are clear signs that a deal can be done, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Friday.

Rubio, speaking in Paris after meeting European and Ukranian leaders, said that President Donald Trump was still interested in a deal but had many other priorities around the world and was willing to move on unless there are signs of progress.

 

bold: kako se na američkom kaže samo tetki da odnesem lek? 

Steta, a bas sam silne nade polagao u to da ce uspeti da zavrsi rat za 24 sata.

 

Trump loses patience: If there is no progress, we will abandon negotiations on the Russia-Ukraine war

 

"If for some reason one of the two sides makes it difficult, we will say you are stupid, you are terrible people and we will pass the baton. But hopefully we will not reach them. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is right when he says we want to see the end," Trump said.

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Upravo sam se vratio sa izbora za kanadski parlament - rano glasanje je otvoreno juce, a sami izbori su 28-tog. Istrazivanja javnog mnijenja pokazuju sigurnu pobjedu Carney-ja koja bi vodila ka uspostavljanju kontra balansa imperijalizmu i fasizmu koji raste u Sjedinjenim Drzavama, ali jedini komentari koje sam cuo u redu nisu bili ni pro-konzervativni, ni pro-liberalni, niti su se uopste ticali Kanade, nego samo i iskljucivo pro-Trump, tako da mi se cini da i mi mozemo, mnogo lakse nego sto mislimo,  skliznuti u tamu u kojoj se Sjadnici vec nalaze, i naci se na anti-civilizacijskoj strani istorije. Winter might be coming.

Edited Saturday at 07:46 PM by ters