Quote from: Abiky on Today at 01:38:05 AM

Quote from: bots1 on January 29, 2025, 01:01:58 PM

The current global economic conditions are indeed very concerning, especially with the impact of war in several countries and political instability that worsens the crisis. Social inequality is widening, and many countries are trapped in a cycle of poverty that is difficult to overcome. If this situation is not addressed immediately, the world could face a much worse economic crisis.

Exactly. Luckily for America and the rest of the world, Trump has a plan to end external conflicts for good. With the world's richest man by his side (Elon Musk), nothing can go wrong. If Trump fails (which I doubt), the global economic situation will worsen.

Maybe this will trigger a "New World Order"? An order where the Elites rule supreme. We'll live in a world governed by corporations, as society becomes a slave of the system. A dark future awaits all of us (I hope not). I'd suggest you buy and hold BTC and Gold just in case. You'll thank me later. Cheesy

It seems that Trump does not have and never had a specific plan to end Russia's war in Ukraine. At first, Trump had campaign promises to end the war in Ukraine in 24 hours, but he never gave any explanations to clarifying questions about how he wanted to do this. After Trump became President of the United States, he apparently wanted to sit Putin and Zelensky at the negotiating table, and to act as an arbitrator himself, threatening Putin with tougher sanctions and providing Ukraine with a lot of weapons, and, on the contrary, to deprive Zelensky of assistance if they withdraw from the negotiation process.

But Putin recently said that he will not negotiate with Zelensky, since he considers him an illegitimate president and in general will assign people to the negotiations, which can drag on for a long time and be futile.
Therefore, the next move is up to Trump: will he renounce his words and intentions, showing his weakness, or will he put tough pressure on Putin.