Trump Elected: The True MAGA Era Begins, Now What?


Reports have emerged that the US has prohibited the UK from sharing intelligence obtained from Washington with Ukraine.
Furthermore, it has been reported that an explicit directive has been issued to all British intelligence and military bodies, forbidding them from disseminating US-sourced intelligence, previously labelled "Rel UKR" – shorthand for Releasable to Ukraine.
The ban impacts key British institutions such as GCHQ, spy agencies, and the intelligence divisions of the Ministry of Defence.

Seems almost too good to be true. I doubt UK (or US) black ops rely on permission from anyone in recognisable positions or institutions.

Still, it shows how serious Trump is about ending this and if he he continues in this way then surely it will have an impact. There's all the satellite data sharing and Starlink coverage available as leverage. Trump holds many cards!

I can see this war morphing into something more sporadic and more like a counter-terrorism operation.
 
Screenshot_2025-03-05-13-27-15-400_org.telegram.messenger.web-edit.jpgI have a question regarding this Trump's statement. Did he really say that he considers resuming US aid? Why would the deliveries of arms be necessary after peace deal? What am I missing here? It doesn't make sense to me. Is he talking about continuing to arm Ukraine's army after the ceasefire IF he receives those resources? Or is he just deceiving Zelensky? Putin would never agree to a ceasefire if Trump is going to continue arming Zelensky's army... This situation is really making my head hurt 😅
 
You are not missing anything. This is simply Zelensky`s wishful thinking.

Trump is a business man and wants to see return on investment (yes, war is a business to some people, organizations and companies), but with "mineral rights" deal falling thru because it has already been spoken for and signed by British, there is nothing else.

What a mess :-(
 
Did anybody catch Trump's address to Congress last night? I thought it was epic. I believe he got something like a 76% approval rating in the polls this morning. One Democratic senator was thrown out for heckling, and the entire Dem side of the room sat there stoney-faced holding up little paddle signs saying things like "Musk steals." It was really pathetic. Trump had several people in the audience who were highlighted and honored, like Laken Riley's mother and sisters, the wife of a police officer killed by an illegal immigrant, the family of Corey Comperatore (killed at Butler Trump rally), a 13 year old kid with brain cancer who was given an honorary Secret Service membership, a girl who was injured because of a male being allowed in women's sports, a teen who was accepted into West Point, etc. and the entire Democratic side sat there grimly while the rest of the room repeatedly stood up, clapped, and cheered. They really showed their true colors last night to the whole world.

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Did anybody catch Trump's address to Congress last night? I thought it was epic. I believe he got something like a 76% approval rating in the polls this morning. One Democratic senator was thrown out for heckling, and the entire Dem side of the room sat there stoney-faced holding up little paddle signs saying things like "Musk steals." It was really pathetic. Trump had several people in the audience who were highlighted and honored, like Laken Riley's mother and sisters, the wife of a police officer killed by an illegal immigrant, the family of Corey Comperatore (killed at Butler Trump rally), a 13 year old kid with brain cancer who was given an honorary Secret Service membership, a girl who was injured because of a male being allowed in women's sports, a teen who was accepted into West Point, etc. and the entire Democratic side sat there grimly while the rest of the room repeatedly stood up, clapped, and cheered. They really showed their true colors last night to the whole world.

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Those people are, said in a most simple way - shit. And its not like that only in the USA, they installed the same kind of people on political positions all over the world. So, the shit are deciding on human destinies. I'm sorry for the language, but there is no better word for them.
 
Those people are, said in a most simple way - shit. And its not like that only in the USA, they installed the same kind of people on political positions all over the world. So, the shit are deciding on human destinies. I'm sorry for the language, but there is no better word for them.

Ooo, there would be many better suited words for them, as feces is still a human product, and these creatures seem to deserve not to be associated with the rest of mankind in any way.
Of course, that's just my personal informed opinion. :whistle:
 
In fact no one can enforce moving parts although Amerika still believes it runs the world and can impose itself on any part it choses. For if the world is but a cake to be sliced up. Amerka always choses the best morsels. It is Ukraine's turn now to be gobbled up.
Mum is the word as far as Russia is concerned for it knows full well that only yesterday Amerika was very busy trying to destroy it with the help and the cooperation of its willing and My! how hard they tried and all they got was failure .
Russia has everything it needs . The West is not required. Only a lasting peace.
But Russia sees very clearly Amerika's graft. The racket for insuring the economic servitude of Ukraine.
The money contracts are for its Defence Industry. A true master slave relationship.
Big business means big profits and those must be for ever so it can boast it gets its money back.
It is new colony run by Black Rock , Monsanto and Cargyle and there are more than three. All salivate because
It is a wealth transfer and in the master slave relationship only one can play the master and it is clearly not Ukraine.
Bend over Ukraine and grab your ankles and never forget to call it " Its for the defence of Democracy."
Whatever that means.
 
Did anybody catch Trump's address to Congress last night? I thought it was epic. I believe he got something like a 76% approval rating in the polls this morning. One Democratic senator was thrown out for heckling, and the entire Dem side of the room sat there stoney-faced holding up little paddle signs saying things like "Musk steals." It was really pathetic. Trump had several people in the audience who were highlighted and honored, like Laken Riley's mother and sisters, the wife of a police officer killed by an illegal immigrant, the family of Corey Comperatore (killed at Butler Trump rally), a 13 year old kid with brain cancer who was given an honorary Secret Service membership, a girl who was injured because of a male being allowed in women's sports, a teen who was accepted into West Point, etc. and the entire Democratic side sat there grimly while the rest of the room repeatedly stood up, clapped, and cheered. They really showed their true colors last night to the whole world.

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My husband and I watched it live. I can honestly say there were parts that made me feel almost patriotic, which is something I haven't felt since I was a kid.

I try hard to temper my enthusiasm/expectations for so-called public servants and political parties/movements, but it's difficult not to hear rousing chants of "USA! USA! USA!" and NOT have a viscerally positive response, especially after the previous four years of abject misery and cynicism.

I'm not confident at all about this new so-called "golden era" for America, but for a fleeting moment last night, and for the first time in a long time, I felt a sense of American pride.
 
Did anybody catch Trump's address to Congress last night? I thought it was epic. I believe he got something like a 76% approval rating in the polls this morning.
I thought it was a decently effective speech. He delivers written speeches well. There were some unforced errors that will invite unnecessary criticism. I thought mentioning Gulf of America was unnecessary. Probably not great was, "Greenland, we're gonna get it, one way or another." Also, "Panama Canal, we're taking it back." Yes, he brought up Golden Age, which is over the top for some tastes, at least twice. He made overstatements of what's been accomplished like, "wokeness is gone, and we feel so much better for it, don't we?"

Nothing about NATO or Epstein/JFK/RFK/MLK/Seth Rich. Nothing much about reactions to tariffs or Ukraine policy.

The occasion is a great opportunity for injecting some real truth (especially about things like the lockstep hive mind of the Left and who might be running the puppet show), because people of all political persuasions watch and discuss, but there was nothing much outside the mainstream, topic-wise.
 
@axj isn't the multi layer plan clear enough ? Trump the hero promoted kill shots, he dose it to this day.
Whether Trump is "in on it" or not has been discussed at length here and the C's were also asked. The overall consensus seems to be that Trump has his heart in the right place but can be easily misled into making very bad decisions.

The problem with "black pillers" is that they got used to seeing the worst possible interpretation of events as the correct one and refuse to see any positive developments at all.

Why would Trump bring one of the biggest vaccine critics as the Head of the Health Department or cut funding to all schools that still require the covid shots?

And yes, Trump also authorized a lot more money towards more mRNA vaxx development for now. If RFK jr does his job and reveals the truth about the mRNA injections, everything can change on that front too.

So it is more complex than the defeatist view that "they have too much power and nothing can stop their dystopian multilayer plans".
 
I have a question regarding this Trump's statement. Did he really say that he considers resuming US aid? Why would the deliveries of arms be necessary after peace deal? What am I missing here?
I believe that if such statement has really been issued (I don't know, I would have to check), it may be framed in some "let's round the angles" perspective of Trump, basically featuring "nothing more in Ukraine" (war, biolabs, etc etc).

Somehow, Trump cuts cold the war and things. The present US admin would actually wonder if keeping anything in Ukraine is actually of any profit, use, etc. After all, trump has been handed over the papers from Biden, and he got "Ukraine vassalism". What to do, what to do...

And so, he could prefectly say "Well, in regard of resuming the shipping of stuffs to Ukraine, I don't know much, but we are working on it". Somehow he would have to feature a mild stance. But we see him completely leaving. You know, political language, a guy not willing to hurt. "Eh! I understand you guys have received thousands of billions of stuffs, but I am afraid that if we continue, our own banks would have to shut down. I truly need to adress such issue and invest as well in my own country".
 
What happens to those that consider themselves MAGA adherents but then become discouraged at the promises not kept? Will the Epstein files and AG Pam Bondi's adamant promise to release them be the only first salvo of discontent or will this become a trend of broken promises? It's beginning to look as though everything leads back to the Israelis one way or another.

Ian Carroll breaks it down on why will might possibly never get the full skinny.

All this focus on Epstein. What happened to MLK, JFK, MALCOM X,...?
 
And 9/11? And who REALLY runs US foreign policy?
Same conflict of interest on these questions as with Epstein: Mossad/Israel/Zionists.

Though I do wonder if it is true that there is a conflict between the Zionist and the Chabad factions. The publicly uncovered hidden passageways in New York (Chabad headquarters) last August suggest that they were or still are in conflict with someone.
 
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