Trump Refusing to Implement the Russia Sanctions Enacted by Congress

[JimRaynor]

Thoughts? Good or bad, I'm torn.

[.!WAR MIKEY!.]

USA first? or only sometimes?

lol

[Vlad_]

Perhaps no sanctions because no solid proof of any kind?

You leftards are getting boners with this whole Russia thing. Chill the hell out.

Russia as an ally is a lot more beneficial to the USA than Russia as an enemy...

[Phenom]

Perhaps no sanctions because no solid proof of any kind?

You leftards are getting boners with this whole Russia thing. Chill the hell out.

Russia as an ally is a lot more beneficial to the USA than Russia as an enemy...

Vlad thinks Russia sanctions are bad

[Beercules]

What are we going to do? Have another Cold War?

We are half way there. Difuse the tension.

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[Vlad_]

Vlad thinks Russia sanctions are bad

Wow you’re so funny.

I do not think sanctions on Russia are bad, and if you think I support ***** and his potential upcoming 4th term, which I find totally disgraceful, but right now there is not much reason to establish any sanctions.

Forming an alliance is the better move, considering the current state of the world.

[Santa_]

[Phenom]

I'm telling you all they got videos of trump getting pegged and peed on

[1bad65]

Russia as an ally is a lot more beneficial to the USA than Russia as an enemy...

Yup.

Trump said that repeatedly during the campaign.

What are we going to do? Have another Cold War?

We are half way there. Difuse the tension.

Listen to the man guys.

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I'm telling you all they got videos of trump getting pegged and peed on

He openly advocated for closer ties with Russia during early campaign season & this was almost unanimously praised because of how the pointless Cold War paradigm is holding back the developing world with proxy dictatorships while making it far more difficult for the developed world to combat problems like ISIS.

I vividly recall left & right praising him for this before anyone even thought he had a chance in hell of winning. It was a refreshing position at odds with the entrenched intelligence communities in both countries.

Maybe I'm a tin-foil hat but I find it very su****ious that the media suddenly started to care about Russian election influence (interestingly they're still cool with the Chinese, Israeli, etc equivalents, which are hundreds of times larger in scale) just in time to cripple the diplomatic goals of a new president by accusing him of being on KGB/FSB payroll and drinking their urine.

We know a British spy was involved to some degree which makes sense since Trump has threatened to cut off European military "welfare" to western countries which have become more draconian & socialistic than modern Russia and made our alliances redundant.

This puts him on the defensive and every time he attempts to fulfill his original promises it's treated as evidence that the bizarre allegations are true. The precise intent was to "modify" the chronology.

I could take anything you stand for, slander you into being controlled by X and if you continued to stand for your original position I'd misrepresent it as an admission of guilt.