We are now officially world arms dealers. Prospering on others’ misery. What happens when the other side offers Trump more for our guns? Highest bidder? Zelenskiy says Ukraine has secured $1.5 billion from European allies for US weapons #Germanyhttps://t.co/eNBxpQCim6
— BLUE TSUNAMI 2022 (@Patrickschaub5) August 15, 2025
Day: August 14, 2025
U.S. President Donald Trump implemented reciprocal tariffs on Thursday aiming to boost domestic manufacturing and jobs nationwide. These tariffs follow Trump’s 2024 campaign promise to create manufacturing jobs, though experts warn the strategy contradicts long-term employment trends. Manufacturing activity contracted from March to July with a net loss of 37,000 jobs reported since May …
Russia won, and no amount of arguing will change that.
More weapons only delay the inevitable. The U.S. only knows how to create failed states.
The only chance Ukraine has is if we put boots on the ground, but no one wants that. I feel bad for Ukraine, but it’s not America’s…
— John Betts (@thejohnbetts) August 15, 2025
People act like Ukraine has been a sovereign nation forever. It hasn’t .
Every nation state is temporary.The west found a nice little puppet in Z tho, he makes billions for being a tough guy actor, losing some land, and getting his people killed. We get to test weapons. Same ol
— Galactic Overlord Delmon⚡ (@realDelmon) August 15, 2025
It’s actually easy. Because Ukraine is NOT a national security interest to US and anyone (especially you) who say it is a fool and warmonger. No US tax dollars to Ukraine. No weapons to Ukraine, no NATO involvement in Ukraine, no NATO membership for Ukraine and especially NO…
— Gerry Halmagyi (@GerryHalmagyi) August 15, 2025
Mixed emotions , who should be the major supporter of the Ukraine/Russia war? My thoughts are Europe , remembering that when the Ukraine was part of Russia in not the too distant past it was a major atomic weapons producer for Russia. Long term Russia would be a world thteat.
— Frank Henry (@FrankHenry8916) August 15, 2025
he was already negotiating, by sending weapons, the only language understood by an invading dictator, to Ukraine. Trump practically gave Putin more than he originally asked for as a precondition to his meeting. That’s not negotiating, but caving. Probably something in those files
— Vigilant Bystander (@watchmannn) August 15, 2025
The beginning of President Donald Trump’s second term has seen his net approval rating reach a historic high, according to Rasmussen Reports, with the latest Presidential Tracking Poll showing a net approval of +14. This marks a significant milestone for Trump, breaking previous records set during his first term. The poll, conducted by the conservative-leaning polling company over a two-day …