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

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36 minutes ago, 𝓑𝓪𝓫𝔂 said:

 

Nego, ti ugovori ko ce koliko potrositi, koliko se realno ostvarilo od ugovora tog tipa do sada? Kupuju/uvoze dok im treba, kad im ne treba sigurno nece uzeti kante i zasipati neku drzavu parama eto tako, pise u ugovoru... nego ce reci na kraju jbg, nismo mogli. Koji su alati za sprovodjenje tih ugovora? Amerika ca da bombarduje neku drzavu, vojne intervencije, sta? 

 

Evo malo o tome kako te "ugovore" vidi ChatGPT:

 

Reality Check: U.S. Investment & Energy Fantasyland

 

Claim                                                                                                        Verdict                                 Realism Level

$10 trillion investment from Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and UAE                  ❌ Flat-Out Impossible     🔴 Pure fantasy. The combined net worth of these nations' sovereign funds doesn’t reach $4T

                                                                                                                                                                 - expecting $10T is like asking them to donate a second planet.

$550 billion new Japanese investment  in 3.5 years                            ❌ Delusional                    🔴 Wishful thinking on performance-enhancing drugs.

                                                                                                                                                                 Japan would have to triple its historical investment pace — and it's not even pretending to try.

$600 billion new EU investment  (in 7-8 years)                                   🟠 Barely Plausible            🟠 Only if you include every reinvested euro, every already-planned capital flow, and sprinkle in imagination.

                                                                                                                                                                   Still smells like creative bookkeeping.

$600 billion new EU investment  (in 3.5 years)                                    ❌ Not Happening             🔴 Pipe dream in a bureaucrat’s PowerPoint. This would require Europe to coordinate like a single investor

                                                                                                                                                                   — something it has never done and isn’t remotely set up to do.

250B/year increase in U.S. energy production (immediately)            ❌ Physically Impossible   🔴 You’d have to bend the laws of physics. Infrastructure takes years.

                                                                                                                                                                   The oil doesn’t just gush because someone shouts "drill, baby, drill."

 

🎯 Brutally Honest Summary

 

EU’s 600B over 3 years? About as likely as Europe electing one president and giving them control of everyone’s pension funds. Not how the EU works — not how capital moves.

Japan’s 550B? No internal political support, no delivery mechanism, no financial precedent. Just optics.

$10T from the Gulf? That’s not just unrealistic — it’s numerically illiterate.

Energy spike? We’re not playing SimCity. Real infrastructure takes time, labor, steel, and lawsuits.

 

Edited yesterday at 03:29 PM by ters

[𝓑𝓪𝓫𝔂]

Pa naravno da je nerealno, ali nisam mislila samo na energente, nego uopsteno na te ugovore ko ce koliko para da utrosi na uvoze iz neke zemlje. Valjda uzimas sta ti treba i koliko ti treba, a ne neke nerealne ugovore da ispunjavas. Kao da sad mene neko natera da kupim avion, za koji nemam odakle da platim, niti mi treba... a kako ce da me kazni ako ne ispunim? Pritom sam ugovor potpisala pod prinudom. Ok, ja mogu u zatvor, sta je kazna za drzave? Vojni napad, ekonomske sankcije... sta? Jel se nekad desilo u istoriji? Da li je iko pre imao ovakve zahteve? Ja se nesto ne secam... Kina je sa trampom potpisala ugovor za nekih 200 biliona, ispunili su tek nesto vise od polovina i sta sad, udara im tarife koje kostaju americkog gradjana. 

 

Evo sta moj chatgpt kaze:

 

Spoiler

Countries don't usually sign contracts specifying exact import levels (like "Country A must import $10 billion of goods from Country B"), but they do enter trade agreements that affect import levels financially and structurally.

Here are a few ways this happens:

✅ 1. Free Trade Agreements (FTAs)

Countries agree to reduce or eliminate tariffs and quotas between them, making it financially easier to import/export goods.

Examples: NAFTA (now USMCA), EU Single Market, Mercosur.

Effect: These agreements don't set quotas directly, but by removing barriers, they significantly increase imports.

✅ 2. Bilateral Trade Agreements

Two countries agree to specific terms, including import/export conditions, safety standards, tariffs, and sometimes minimum purchase commitments for key industries (like agriculture or defense).

Example: China agreeing to import a certain value of U.S. agricultural products during the U.S.-China Phase One trade deal.

✅ 3. WTO Rules and Dispute Settlements

All WTO member countries are bound by rules that prevent unfair restrictions on imports. If a country imposes limits or discriminates financially, it can be challenged.

Import levels can’t be arbitrarily restricted unless for reasons like safety, environment, or national security.

✅ 4. Government Procurement Agreements

Sometimes countries sign contracts for specific large purchases (e.g., infrastructure, military equipment) — those are financial contracts tied to imports.

🚫 What Countries Generally Do Not Do:

Set exact import quotas or financial targets across all goods unless it's a special agreement.

Force another country to import a fixed dollar amount per year (outside of exceptional cases).

 

Edited yesterday at 04:18 PM by 𝓑𝓪𝓫𝔂

[nonick]

Sveze vesti:

 

Here are some of the highest adjusted reciprocal tariffs that the White House announced this evening:

Syria: 41%

Laos, Myanmar: 40%

Switzerland: 39%

Iraq, Serbia: 35%

Algeria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Libya, South Africa: 30%

 

 

Trump mladji nije dobio dil u BG? 🙂 

 

 

 

[𝓑𝓪𝓫𝔂]

1 hour ago, nonick said:

 

Trump mladji nije dobio dil u BG? 🙂 

 

 

Kusner

[𝓑𝓪𝓫𝔂]

 

Ovo je Michael Wolff koji je izdao nekoliko knjiga o trampu. Interesantno da sam samo o ovom svemu nasla tekst u ruskim novinama, ni jedan u americkim. 

 

Spoiler

Trump and Epstein Feuded Over Mansion Russian Oligarch Bought, Says President’s Biographer

As Trump tries to deflect attention from Jeffery Epstein, author Michael Wolff, who has written about Trump and interviewed Epstein, reveals financial connections with a Russian oligarch.

 

In 2004, sex-trafficker Jeffery Epstein was looking to buy a mansion in Palm Beach, Florida, and asked his then-friend Donald Trump for advice about how to move the swimming pool, according to author Michael Wolff, who has written four books about the Trump presidency.

After Epstein showed Trump the house he was bidding on for $36 million, Trump went behind his back and bid $40 million for the property, says Wolff, who told Washington Monthly’s Jonathan Alter that he is sitting on 100 hours of recorded interviews with the late Jeffery Epstein.

According to Wolff, Epstein was “deeply involved” at the time with Trump’s “scattered finances” and understood that Trump “didn’t have $40 million to pay for this house.” If that were the case, then it must have been “someone else’s $40 million dollars.”

Wolff says that Epstein believed Trump was using the money of Russian billionaire oligarch Dmitry Rybolovlev, who eventually wound up buyingthat very mansion from Trump four years later, in 2008, for $95 million – more than double what Trump had paid.

Rybolovlev made his money through his former ownership of a large stake in Uralkali, a Russian fertilizer company.

Wolff has appeared on the MeidasTouch podcast as well as a host of other media outlets since MAGA cohorts have begun calling for the release of the FBI’s Epstein files. Wolff reveals conversations with Jeffery Epstein that contradict much of what Donald Trump has said about his relationship with sex offender who, according to police, hanged himself in a New York jail cell in 2019.

On the podcast, Wolff explains how Trump’s version of his fallout with Epstein is demonstrably false.

Trump claimed on Air Force One, while travelling back to the United States from the UK on Wednesday, that his disagreement with Epstein occurred because he was “stealing” workers from Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Club, specifically spa workers.

In response to a reporter’s question about whether one of the spa workers was Virginia Giuffre – who had accused Jeffrey Epstein and his co-conspirator, Ghislaine Maxwell, of recruiting her to join their predatory ring – Trump said: “I think so… he stole her, and she had no complaints about us.”

Giuffre, who committed suicide in April 2025 while struggling with renal failure after a car accident, had also sued Prince Andrew for sexual assault.

According to Wolff, after Epstein threatened to sue Trump for “fronting for someone else” in the purchase of the mansion, “Epstein believed Trump then informed the police in Palm Beach that he had a never-ending stream of underage girls in and out of his house there, and thus began his long years of legal peril.”

In his interview with Alter, Wolff also claims: “Epstein talked about how Trump liked to pick up girls, sleep with other men’s wives, liked black women, and at one point, they shared a girlfriend for almost a year.”

Conspiracy theorists – most prominent among them being Joe Rogan – have long cast doubt on the suicide explanation of Epstein’s death.

Longstanding connections with Russian mobsters

As a Manhattan real estate developer in the 1980s, Trump had no choice but to deal with the Italian mafia, which controlled the cement industry and labor unions, and would systematically extort real estate developers.

Thanks to Trump’s lawyer, Roy Cohen, who represented prominent mafiosi in the city, the future president was able to avoid many of the obstacles other real estate developers faced.

During that same period, Trump managed to solidify links with Russian organized crime, which had begun to make headway in New York City. In 1984, Russian mobster David Bogatin allegedly teamed up with Michael Franzese, a member of New York’s Colombo crime family to buy six condominiums in Trump Tower by laying $6 million in cash on the table.

In “American Kompromat,” a 2021 book by Craig Unger, former KGB officer Yuri Shvets claims that Trump had been recruited by Moscow in the 1980s.

“Donald Trump was cultivated as a Russian asset… and proved so willing to parrot anti-Western propaganda that there were celebrations in Moscow,” Shvets told the Guardian in 2021.

Shvets was a KGB major during the 1980s with cover job as a correspondent in Washington for the Soviet news agency TASS. He moved to the US permanently in 1993 and gained American citizenship.

In the book, which relies heavily on Shvets’ recollections, Unger describes how Trump first came to the Russians’ attention in 1977 when he married his first wife, Ivana Zelnickova, a Czech model. In 1979, once she married Donald Trump, already a notable American real estate mogul, Czech Secret Service spied on Ivana at home and abroad, and reportedly questioned her father about the couple after his trips to the United States. Trump became the target of a spying operation overseen by Czechoslovakia’s intelligence service in cooperation with the KGB.

Three years later, Trump opened his first big property development, the Grand Hyatt New York hotel near Grand Central Station. Trump bought 200 television sets for the hotel from Semyon Kislin, a Soviet émigré who co-owned Joy-Lud electronics on Fifth Avenue, near the hotel.

Shvets told the Guardian that Joy-Lud was controlled by the KGB and Kislin worked as a so-called “spotter agent” who identified Trump, a young businessman on the rise, as a potential asset. Kislin denied that he had a relationship with the KGB.

Then, in 1987, Trump and Ivana visited Moscow and St. Petersburg for the first time. Shvets said he was fed KGB talking points and flattered by KGB operatives who floated the idea that he should go into politics.

A 2017 Politico article by Luke Harding sustains that “according to files in Prague, declassified in 2016, Czech spies kept a close eye on the couple in Manhattan.”

Unger, however, has been quick to point out that the Trump recruitment process was almost fortuitous. “He was an asset,” Shvets said of Trump. “It was not this grand, ingenious plan that we’re going to develop this guy and 40 years later he’ll be president. At the time it started… the Russians were trying to recruit like crazy and going after dozens and dozens of people.”

Shvets noted that Trump was the perfect target: “His vanity, narcissism made him a natural target to recruit. He was cultivated over a 40-year period, right up through his election,” he said, referring to the 2016 election.

 

 

Jos jedan intersantan podatak, tramp kaze da se posvadjao sa epsteinom oko kradje njegovih radnika, posebno onih sto su radili u spa centru i da misli da je to bila Viktorija (jedana od onih koji su optuzili epsteina i koja se ubila ove godine). Viktorija je u to vreme bila maloletna, kada je upoznala epsteina, a ispadne da je radila kod trampa u spa centru. On svaki put kada hoce da se izvadi, napravi jos neko vece podizanje obrva... 

 

 

Kada stavis wannabe mobstera na celo neke organizacije, dobijes kriminalnu organizaciju. Otud valjda i maske ovih kidnapera sto trpaju ljude u neobelezene automobile, o korupciji kradji i mutljavini para tek ne treba pricati... Oljustice drzavu kao klip kukuruza. 

[Beonegro]

6 hours ago, nonick said:

Sveze vesti:

 

Here are some of the highest adjusted reciprocal tariffs that the White House announced this evening:

Syria: 41%

Laos, Myanmar: 40%

Switzerland: 39%

Iraq, Serbia: 35%

Algeria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Libya, South Africa: 30%

 

 

Trump mladji nije dobio dil u BG? 🙂 

 

 

 

Što se tiče Iraka, Alžira ili Libije, nafta ne podleže carinama 

[Smrtokapa]

9 hours ago, nonick said:

Trump mladji nije dobio dil u BG? 🙂

 

Ovo jeste dil, mi volimo sado-mazo.

[Nicklord]

A ovo varanje na brojevima 😄 

 

U.S. added just 73,000 jobs in July and numbers for prior months were revised much lower

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/08/01/jobs-report-july-2025.html

 

Ovaj deo najbolji

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 ...the May count fell to just 19,000, revised down by 125,000.

 

 

Slagali za samo 90%

[DameTime]

3 hours ago, Smrtokapa said:

Ovo jeste dil, mi volimo sado-mazo.

 

Više mazo nego sado.

[Smrtokapa]

12 minutes ago, DameTime said:

Više mazo nego sado.

 

Samo čekaj da pronađemo nekoga koga možemo da maltretiramo. 🪒

[Ludi za Poli]

Lol

[Beonegro]

Dođoh da napišem ovo. Nevjerovatno.

[MeanMachine]

Ropcke (ko prati rat u Ukrajini za ko je doticni) analizira Trumpovu objavu u vezi rata u Ukrajini, Tramp je odvalio da Rusi su izgubili vise of 112.000 vojnika od pocetka godina a Ukrajinci oko 8.000:

Ili su mu saradnici totalni dibidusi ili je ovo nekakva priprema za slom Ukrajine, u fazonu mi smo pokusali ali eto vidite koliko su Rusi spremni da ginu...

Edited 42 minutes ago by MeanMachine