Thread 513694435

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Anonymous (ID: wtEsBfJs)

8/22/2025, 10:56:40 AM No.513694435 >>513694563 >>513694729 >>513696698 >>513697044 >>513697546 >>513701024 >>513701821

The White House Ukraine summit was a humiliation for Europe

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https://www.spiked-online.com/2025/08/19/the-white-house-ukraine-summit-was-a-humiliation-for-europe/

Anonymous (ID: L7C8bEiJ)

8/22/2025, 11:00:06 AM No.513694563

>>513694435 (OP)
The US lost against Russia in Ukraine. Ai slop won't make that go away.

Anonymous (ID: gNk4wD6/)

8/22/2025, 11:04:19 AM No.513694729 >>513696835

>>513694435 (OP)
Nice AI slop jeet.

Anonymous (ID: wRzwnTIz)

8/22/2025, 11:55:59 AM No.513696698

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>>513694435 (OP)
yawn

Anonymous (ID: ntbAhrqj)

8/22/2025, 11:59:33 AM No.513696835

>>513694729
...Macron has 3 shoes

Anonymous (ID: NuIB+xPD)

8/22/2025, 12:05:38 PM No.513697044 >>513697617

>>513694435 (OP)

So? We deserve to be humiliated.

We have politicians who want to tax us for over 50% of our income, because they think it's for our own good, because what would we do without their awesome public services. They also regulate where homes can be built, require licenses for everything regarding business, drown new businesses in bureaucratic paperwork and basically dissuade anyone with a brain from starting one, and want to have a say in all of economic activity (for example the stupid AI regulation, the cookies sign, etc).

As a result, Europe is weak, so they have to swallow their pride and beg to foreign leaders. Which I guess they do with good intentions. But they still deserve to be humiliated because it's a result of their incompetence in the first place, and of the fact that we can't opt out of their policies and regulations.

Anonymous (ID: IvQWZK1L)

8/22/2025, 12:18:17 PM No.513697546

>>513694435 (OP)
>17 feet
>7 people
jeet zigger, please.

Anonymous (ID: Xym/Afj2)

8/22/2025, 12:20:07 PM No.513697617 >>513697669 >>513698239

>>513697044
>Europe is weak,
>have gdp that is 9 times larger than russia.

Anonymous (ID: NuIB+xPD)

8/22/2025, 12:21:15 PM No.513697669

>>513697617
things are also cheaper in russia so their gdp buys more things

Anonymous (ID: 0df2Srjm)

8/22/2025, 12:35:11 PM No.513698239

>>513697617
Lithuania's GDP is a billion times smaller than the US, and I would rather love here than in your warzone. What does one thing have to do with the other?

European mismanagement is so deep, it's more likely than not that countries like the UK would go straight to civil war if their traitorous government tried to implement a draft at this point.

Anonymous (ID: R8QtPBWq)

8/22/2025, 1:43:02 PM No.513701024

>>513694435 (OP)
>keep world leaders in one spot for obvious security reasons
why is gen z so histrionic?

Anonymous (ID: k551tZS6) 8/22/2025, 1:59:16 PM No.513701821

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>>513694435 (OP)
Humiliation of Europe.
Less influence on Ukraine, stronger European cohesion.
Attempt to influence Russia.
Putin is a real Alaskan cowboy.
Pressure from the electorate due to unfulfilled promises to stop the war, release the Epstein list, lower prices.
More long-range weapons for Ukraine to pressure Putin and make a picture for the news that Donnie is not Dolly the sheep.

The algorithm is very simple.

Russia will be forced to stop the war, leave China and side with America, or... it will be destroyed. No one will play the Obama-Biden games with Russia anymore.