March 01, 2025
Trump Kicks Zelensky Out of White House
Timothy Birdnow
Volodymyr Zelensky wants security assurances from the U.S. to ink a deal on Ukrainian minerals. He was willing to infuriate Trump and almost scotch the deal to get them (and if the U.S. becomes dependent on Ukrainian rare earth elements that offers a much stronger assurance than some piece of paper).
Zelensky stated:
So he's claiming essentially the U.S. is unnecessary in this process - he's already got a guarantee from Europe. Why does he need a guarantee from the U.S.? Because he knows the Europeans promises aren't worth the paper they are printed on, and when push comes to shove they will simply not honor their agreement. It's easy to offer assurances if someone else is going to do all the heavy lifting. Zelensky knows this which is why he's so hot to get the U.S. commmitted.
Frankly, there is no reason why the U.S. should be involved. If this war showed anything it's that Russia's ground forces are inept and should a coalition of European powers take military action they probably would kick the Russians into senselessness. No American help is needed, it seems to me. Russia couldn't even take out corrupt little Ukraine after all.
And as for nukes, Britain and France both have their own stockpiles so why should we backstop them?
Zelensky and company were accused of being disrespectful and ungrateful. Trump kicked them out. They were supposed to get a free lunch in the White House and Trump gave that instead to White House staff!
Well, he's right in doing so. Zelensky acts as if we owe him the money rather than he is asking for our help. And he wants everything on his own terms. Oh,by the way, he is indeed a dictator.
Zelensky is qualitatively no different than the Deep State which thinks they are owed a good living off the taxpayer dime. Zelensky, like the bureaucrats being canned by DOGE, is angry that he's not just being handed the money without question.
Well, those days are over and the world better get used to the idea that the U.S. isn't some giant ATM, some money tree to be shaken.
Zelensky told Brett Baier he did nothing wrong and need not apologize to anyone.
It was clear Zelensky was grandstanding for the cameras. He said things that normally are for private conversations between himself and Trump/Vance. He was hoping to gin up a groundswell of popular support for his "heroic" leadership among the American Ruling Class. If that meant insulting America's people and leaders in the process oh well!
Volodymyr Zelensky wants security assurances from the U.S. to ink a deal on Ukrainian minerals. He was willing to infuriate Trump and almost scotch the deal to get them (and if the U.S. becomes dependent on Ukrainian rare earth elements that offers a much stronger assurance than some piece of paper).
Zelensky stated:
"When we say no NATO, what security guarantees can we have? I’m not pushing. We’re not pressuring. We’re just asking.”
Zelenskyy added that Europeans have already committed to providing security to Ukraine with boots on the ground. He also noted that the United States might consider offering support, potentially as a backstop "just to guarantee that they are with Europeans.”
Zelenskyy added that Europeans have already committed to providing security to Ukraine with boots on the ground. He also noted that the United States might consider offering support, potentially as a backstop "just to guarantee that they are with Europeans.”
So he's claiming essentially the U.S. is unnecessary in this process - he's already got a guarantee from Europe. Why does he need a guarantee from the U.S.? Because he knows the Europeans promises aren't worth the paper they are printed on, and when push comes to shove they will simply not honor their agreement. It's easy to offer assurances if someone else is going to do all the heavy lifting. Zelensky knows this which is why he's so hot to get the U.S. commmitted.
Frankly, there is no reason why the U.S. should be involved. If this war showed anything it's that Russia's ground forces are inept and should a coalition of European powers take military action they probably would kick the Russians into senselessness. No American help is needed, it seems to me. Russia couldn't even take out corrupt little Ukraine after all.
And as for nukes, Britain and France both have their own stockpiles so why should we backstop them?
Zelensky and company were accused of being disrespectful and ungrateful. Trump kicked them out. They were supposed to get a free lunch in the White House and Trump gave that instead to White House staff!
Well, he's right in doing so. Zelensky acts as if we owe him the money rather than he is asking for our help. And he wants everything on his own terms. Oh,by the way, he is indeed a dictator.
Zelensky is qualitatively no different than the Deep State which thinks they are owed a good living off the taxpayer dime. Zelensky, like the bureaucrats being canned by DOGE, is angry that he's not just being handed the money without question.
Well, those days are over and the world better get used to the idea that the U.S. isn't some giant ATM, some money tree to be shaken.
Zelensky told Brett Baier he did nothing wrong and need not apologize to anyone.
It was clear Zelensky was grandstanding for the cameras. He said things that normally are for private conversations between himself and Trump/Vance. He was hoping to gin up a groundswell of popular support for his "heroic" leadership among the American Ruling Class. If that meant insulting America's people and leaders in the process oh well!
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I believe Zelensky is a puppet who no longer has a master and he is now having to be the fool he always was with no one covering him. Considering his downfall came at about 34 minutes into this sit down meant he was well behaved up until he made threats on Putins life. Not a very smart diplomacy to have talking peace.
Posted by: Mike at March 01, 2025 06:30 PM (N6Gua)
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Not smart at all Mike. But I really don't think he's a smart guy .
If he had any sense he would use a translator - that way his words would go through a filter and what he is saying would be softened and made to appear more diplomatic. I sometimes think his command of English isn't that great and he comes as blunt. But I think he's saying what is in his heart - which is exactly what you don't do when doing diplomacy.
If he had any sense he would use a translator - that way his words would go through a filter and what he is saying would be softened and made to appear more diplomatic. I sometimes think his command of English isn't that great and he comes as blunt. But I think he's saying what is in his heart - which is exactly what you don't do when doing diplomacy.
Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at March 02, 2025 10:31 AM (d4uhg)
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