Summary

According to the Telegraph, a leaked confidential Trump peace plan delivered to President Zelenskyy has caused panic in Kyiv.

The proposal would grant the U.S. half of revenues from Ukraine’s resource extraction and licensing, effectively amounting to economic colonization.

The Telegraph noted, “Trump’s demands would amount to a higher share of Ukrainian GDP than reparations imposed on Germany at the Versailles Treaty, later whittled down at the London Conference in 1921, and by the Dawes Plan in 1924.”

Simultaneously, the plan would absolve Russia for its invasion that has caused hundreds of thousands of deaths.

  • BananaTrifleViolin@lemmy.world
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    Well, Europe needs to grow a pair and tell Trump to fuck off. We need to accept that he is leaving Nato, and European countries need to take it over or set up a new organisation. He can make any deal he likes with Russia; Europe and Ukraine can just tell him no and show him the true limits of his power. He cannot dictate to Europe and he is not our president.

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      In Canada, the public discourse has finally caught up with this. We’ll see how long Europe takes to get past the denial stage.

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        After JD Vance’s little trip to Europe, a lot of European countries are beginning to consider the US to be an adversary.

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          It very plainly is an adversary to any country that values freedom. Land of the oppressed and home of the cowardly.

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        It’s beginning, i hope it grow strong enough because it will take a few years of pain before we emerge stronger. I doubt the majority of Canadian have a strong enough resolve now. We can easily be divided.

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        They need to embargo us.

        Make the US economy absolute dog shit so the GOP gets nuked in 2026. There’s enough GOP Senate seats in play to remove Trump from office in early 2027.

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      Europe is not united enough. Lot’s of states deal with their own rise of fascism. It’s depressing.

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      I really hope Europe starts making some moves.

      From the moment he won the election until now we’ve seen a lot of world leaders attempting to make nice with him and appease him. It should be clear now that he cannot be appeased nor will his ego ever be satisfied. He is going to take and take and take until other countries start telling him no and laying out boundaries that they’re willing to strictly enforce if need be.

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        In the US, there seems to be little understanding of the situation in Europe, which can create false hope. Europe is dealing with the same shit as the US, it’s just way behind. But it’s going the same direction.

        Also, Europe is not enough of a united entity. There are still national states, it’s easy to stir up nationalistic moods. And in many European countries, pro-billionaire populists and far-right parties are getting to power.

        I wouldn’t say there’s no hope at all, but let’s look at the real situation.

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        Did you leave it intentionally vague wether you were talking about P or T? I kind of find it nice how it fits both, how similar they are.

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          Nah that wasn’t my intention. It’s true that they’re similar, but I’ve mostly been watching American politics.

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      And this is the problem with “America first.” Those who are the most selfish inevitably find themselves alone and miserable.

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      Leaving Nato drastically increases the chances he attacks Canada and attacking Canada will cause a civil war. 100%

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      But all leaders have to be on the same page.

      And then this needs to be agreed upon once again so that the current president of the european council makes a clear statement.

      If they got the balls the transition period will take some time I suppose.

      This is what is leveraged currently, imo.

      But this isn’t mostlikely the entire world dynamic… Idk.