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Re: US-China economy war + radical Trump = higher inflation + interest rates + war
by
pooya87
on 31/07/2024, 06:22:05 UTC
American politician and head of the district branch of the Republican Party for the 45th district of the New York State Assembly Boris Pincus
A lot of others advertising Trump have been saying this exact thing as well because in this campaign when the opponent (Democrats) are saying they'll help Ukraine and Trump won't, the Republicans have to do something about it and say they'll help but in a different way.

Otherwise, he “will simply say that he will be forced to give... ultra-modern types of weapons that no one has ever received abroad, but Ukraine will receive in unlimited quantities
Obviously this is not likely for a couple of reasons.

For starters US doesn't have "ultra-modern weapons". They only have Ultra-Expensive weapons that are less shitty than what they're giving Ukraine. Unfortunately those won't change the outcome of this war either. Ukraine suffers from both manpower and firepower and US can not fix either one.

Secondly Trump's stance has always been the same. Both in his first term and now. He is all about that America first nonsense and in this context it means not giving more weapons to others including Ukraine. What he has done and will do is to force others like Europeans to give more weapons to Ukraine and we already know that they can't give any more than this either!

He also wants to focus on China, not Russia. Considering United States (not just Trump) doesn't care at all about Ukraine, they'd rather see it end and start the war with China than see it continue AND start a secondary war (with China). They can't fight a multi-theatre war. Escalating more with Russia would push China into invading Taiwan and open that new theatre.