It’s a disgusting wonder: people who try to subvert democracy and bully democracy.
The air seemed to turn red as the TV stars transformed into pols and sat side by side in elegant yellow armchairs and the craziest dust ever televised from the Oval Office.
“It’s going to be great TV – I’ll say that,” President Trump pointed out. Ukrainian ambassador Oksana Markarova put his head in his hand.
It looks like a setting. Vice President JD Vance is a malicious existence who says he doesn’t care about Ukrainian figs, and he mocks Volodymyr Zelensky for his lack of gratitude to the United States, i.e. Trump.
“Did you say, ‘Thank you’ the whole meeting?” Vance pressured Zelensky, who thanked the United States over and over again.
Trump roared at Zelensky, “You are gambling with World War III,” and shook his finger: “You must be more grateful because, let me tell you, you don’t have cards. With us, you have cards, but without us, you don’t have any cards.”
The Dodge draft is very rich, teaching a man whose name has become synonymous with wartime heroism. (Trump once said that avoiding sexually transmitted diseases is his personal “Vietnam”.)
When reporters asked what would happen if Russia broke the ceasefire again, Trump snapped up: “What if there is something? What if the bomb fell on your head now?”
Churchill’s bust is loved by Trump and liars who look at the three men. Can you imagine FDR’s cautious command of Churchill more grateful? Can you imagine Churchill’s cold disdain for Trump’s demand for Ukrainian minerals?
As if that wasn’t humiliating enough, Brian Glenn of the president’s new pick-up news pool, the right-wing real American voice, asked Zelensky: “Why don’t you wear a suit?” And then, “Do you own a suit?”
(He responded to Trump, who mocked Zelensky when he arrived and said, “Oh, you all dressed up.” The Ukrainian president wore black pants, tops and boots, similar to what Elon Musk wore in the White House.)
Even if we should be used to it now, it is still shocking to see the Trump parrot Vladimir Putin. Trump insists that they are companions.
“Let me tell you, Putin and I went through a lot of hell,” Trump said. “He went through a fake witch hunt, where they used him and Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia.” U.S. intelligence agencies found that Russian representative Trump intervened in the 2016 election.
“You see his hatred for Putin,” Trump said of Zelensky. “It’s very difficult for me to reach a deal with this hatred.”
The president did not understand why Zelensky was unhappy with Putin’s invasion of smaller countries and defeated Bejesus for destroying a generation of young Ukrainian soldiers as he broke the ceasefire and committed war crimes.
Zelensky deserves our thanks. He experienced so much endurance that David and the Giant Dreams were active, revealing the weaknesses of the Russian army and basically bringing it to his chin to prevent the rest of Europe from avoiding Putin climbing more territory.
But Trump was not kind, but instead drove Zelensky out of the White House, leaving the hero’s lunch on the hall tray, his survival struggle to save his abused country and Ukraine’s life.
Republicans like Lindsey Graham and Jim Banks licked Sphttles to Trump and wasted Zelensky while Russian leaders were thrilled. “The boring pig finally slapped the Oval Office,” said former Russian President and Putin Toady.
A bunch of go-to-do Western leaders wrap Zelensky in a warm online hug. “Today, it’s clear that the free world needs a new leader,” said Kaja Kallas, the top EU diplomat. French President Emmanuel Macron said: “il ya y un agresseur: la russie.”
European leaders tried to guide Trump in the days before Zelensky arrived, but Trump was trapped in his dream of dementia, a strongman, himself, Putin and Xi Jinping – crossing the world.
Macron and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer came to Washington to humor Trump. Starmer Grandly made a cream envelope to King Charles III’s “unprecedented” invitation for a second state visit, perhaps to Balmoral.
A true king comforts a gangster’s self who considers himself a king.
All flattery did not soften Trump. It blows him up. Everyone is so mean to Trump that he will at least become fanatical now. No matter how outrageous he could make any claim – Ukraine began a war with Russia, and Zelensky was a “dictator.” But if someone points out he is wrong, he will blow a gasket.
Zelensky was interviewed by Bret Baier on Fox News after Trump flew to Mar-A-Lago. When Baier asked him if he should, he did not apologize. “I know, I can’t change our attitude towards Russia.” Putin wanted to “kill us.”
He said the meeting was because he spoke honestly about the need for safety assurance. “We just want to recognize the reality, the reality,” he added, and everyone is “fearing Putin will come back tomorrow.”
Trump is not doing well with reality; he tries to impose his other people.
Zelensky said Trump told him he wanted to participate in the “middle” of the negotiations. But the Ukrainian president said, “I really want him to be with us more” because “the war started when Russia brought this war to our country.” Regarding the Ukrainians, he said, “They just want to hear that the United States and the United States will be with us, not with the Russians.”
It seems very simple. Unless Trump’s art of trading is related to Putin’s truck.
