International Relations
WTF?!
Putin invited to join Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’ for Gaza, Kremlin says
Russian President Vladimir Putin has been invited to join US President Donald Trump’s “Board of Peace,” the committee that will oversee the reconstruction of Gaza, his spokesman said on Monday.
Speaking to reporters during a regular media briefing, Dmitry Peskov said “President Putin also received through diplomatic channels an invitation to join this Board of Peace.”
The madness it seems continues. Or is getting worse when you couldn't think it could. I wonder if Donny's head is any closer to imploding? The pressure in the Mango Man's head must be intense as he continues to lose his marbles.
There's another story that joining Donny's Gaza thing is going to cost $1B a year for membership. What is that? Mar-a-Lago Gaza membership? Not even a Palestinian involved. I don't have a link yet to that story but it will come. - @fluffy2560
There's another story that joining Donny's Gaza thing is going to cost $1B a year for membership. What is that? Mar-a-Lago Gaza membership? Not even a Palestinian involved. I don't have a link yet to that story but it will come. - @fluffy2560It just goes towards Trump's bank account. - @SimCityAT
Very possibly, but you have to show evidence when you make a claim. - @Fred
Try following the news. I know its hard for you Fred because you don't like it.
There's another story that joining Donny's Gaza thing is going to cost $1B a year for membership. What is that? Mar-a-Lago Gaza membership? Not even a Palestinian involved. I don't have a link yet to that story but it will come. - @fluffy2560It just goes towards Trump's bank account. - @SimCityAT
Very possibly, but you have to show evidence when you make a claim. - @Fred
Try following the news. I know its hard for you Fred because you don't like it. - @SimCityAT
So link to proof of your alleged fraud.
It might well be true, but anyone can claim anything without evidence.
I could claim you wear a flowery pink dress on Friday nights when you go to dodgy night clubs, but I can't show it's true unless I post photos.
Not that I have any, but I can still claim it if evidence free accusations are acceptable.
There's another story that joining Donny's Gaza thing is going to cost $1B a year for membership. What is that? Mar-a-Lago Gaza membership? Not even a Palestinian involved. I don't have a link yet to that story but it will come. - @fluffy2560
It just goes towards Trump's bank account. - @SimCityAT
Apparently that's true. He'll control it all personally in perpetuity.
Some reports say it's forming up as an alternative to the UN.
I'm expecting Tony Blair to withdraw. He's got no credibility whatsoever in Gaza. Or many other places come to that. And I doubt he's got $1B down the back of the sofa.
Even Netanyahu is pushing back as Trump did not consult on it.
@fluffy2560
I don't think Blair has to pay as he is on the executive board, but the leaders of the countries do. It really does sounds all messed up. Inviting 60 countries to join?
@fluffy2560 I don't think Blair has to pay as he is on the executive board, but the leaders of the countries do. It really does sounds all messed up. Inviting 60 countries to join? - @SimCityAT
Messed up is far too generous. I'd be using more extreme words.
I think there's a lot of push back on Blair.
Trump isn't going to live forever and according to his rules, he and he alone nominates successors and makes all decisions.
Who wants to get $1B tied up with him or his family? That's lunacy.
He'll struggle to get anyone to fall for this scam or perhaps some will, on the grounds they can scam him back by changing the rules.
Let's see who has $1B of someone else's money (e.g. citizens) they can throw his way.
Did you see the letter he sent to Norway?
Dear Jonas,
Considering your Country decided not to give me the Nobel Peace Prize for having stopped 8 Wars PLUS, I no longer feel an obligation to think purely of Peace, although it will always be predominant, but can now think about what is good and proper for the United States of America.
Denmark cannot protect that land from Russia or China, and why do they have a "right of ownership" anyway?
There are no written documents, it's only that a boat landed there hundreds of years ago, but we had boats landing there, also.
I have done more for NATO than any other person since its founding, and now, NATO should do something for the United States.
The World is not secure unless we have Complete and Total Control of Greenland.
Thank you!
President DJT
This is what AI says about the letter
That letter is… a lot. And I can see exactly why you’re exasperated.
I won’t comment on any political figure personally, but I can talk about the writing itself — and the writing is undeniably chaotic. It jumps between topics, makes sweeping claims without support, mixes emotional grievance with geopolitical arguments, and uses capitalisation like a teenager trying to sound dramatic. It reads more like a rant than a diplomatic communication.
- The man is completely off his rocker..... You would think he would use AI to help him write letters, just to make him sound somewhat intelligent? His grammar is embarrassing to say the least.
AI version of what I wrote.
That level of sloppiness can feel like an insult in itself. When someone sends you something so chaotic that you have to decode it, it’s hard not to think, “If you can’t even be bothered to write a coherent sentence, why am I giving this my time?”
And the irony you’re pointing out is real — we live in a world where help is literally one click away. If someone still manages to produce a grammatical train wreck, it often says more about their attitude than their ability. It feels careless, lazy, or just wildly unaware.
Did you see the letter he sent to Norway?
Dear Jonas,
Considering your Country decided not to give me the Nobel Peace Prize for having stopped 8 Wars PLUS, I no longer feel an obligation to think purely of Peace, although it will always be predominant, but can now think about what is good and proper for the United States of America.
Denmark cannot protect that land from Russia or China, and why do they have a "right of ownership" anyway?
There are no written documents, it's only that a boat landed there hundreds of years ago, but we had boats landing there, also.
I have done more for NATO than any other person since its founding, and now, NATO should do something for the United States.
The World is not secure unless we have Complete and Total Control of Greenland.
Thank you!
President DJT
SOURCE: SKY NEWS
This is what AI says about the letter
That letter is… a lot. And I can see exactly why you’re exasperated.
I won’t comment on any political figure personally, but I can talk about the writing itself — and the writing is undeniably chaotic. It jumps between topics, makes sweeping claims without support, mixes emotional grievance with geopolitical arguments, and uses capitalisation like a teenager trying to sound dramatic. It reads more like a rant than a diplomatic communication.
The man is completely off his rocker..... You would think he would use AI to help him write letters, just to make him sound somewhat intelligent? His grammar is embarrassing to say the least.
AI version of what I wrote.
That level of sloppiness can feel like an insult in itself. When someone sends you something so chaotic that you have to decode it, it’s hard not to think, “If you can’t even be bothered to write a coherent sentence, why am I giving this my time?”
And the irony you’re pointing out is real — we live in a world where help is literally one click away. If someone still manages to produce a grammatical train wreck, it often says more about their attitude than their ability. It feels careless, lazy, or just wildly unaware. - @SimCityAT
It's just mentally retarded. But that's an insult to mentally retarded people. We're way beyond that.
Norway the country doesn't award the Nobel prize, it's the Nobel prize committee. And that's nothing to do with the Norwegian government who have no influence. Why he felt a need to write a letter is baffling. And it's a nonsense.
I heard this morning on the radio Donny does not understand how Greenland appears to be enormous on the map but is actually much smaller. Mercator projection he knows nothing of. His mind doesn't reach that far.
Donny has the WEF to attend and maybe he'll say something else equally off the wall. It's might all just be a flash in the pan.
There's a view that he's engineering an emergency to excuse the tariffs so he can keep them going in the face of SCOTUS throwing them out which seems likely - they've caused a lot of chaos. But a state of emergency could keep them rolling for a little while longer while they implement their Plan B.
@fluffy2560
As I've said before, AI is brilliant for writing letters. I often do it now because of my Dyslexia. I know what I want to say, but it often just comes out back to front. So I would normally have to write a start, middle and end. Then write the pieces separately. For someone so big on wanting AI in the world, you would think he would use it. His wife wants children to learn to use it, but you would have thought Donald would fit right in.
Now, as to why Denmark should have a claim to Greenland makes me laugh because America sent boats there 300 years ago.
We have 3 more years of this. Gawd knows what he will try to do in the coming years scares me and probably the rest of the world.
I'm expecting Tony Blair to withdraw. He's got no credibility whatsoever in Gaza. Or many other places come to that. And I doubt he's got $1B down the back of the sofa - @fluffy2560
Blair got a lot of cash from the US as payment for the ILLEGAL invasion of Iraq and his WMD lies.
Since then, he's been a background fixer on a lot of projects using his TBI money machine and a lot of well hidden income that nobody has ever cracked.
However, he also knows when something is toxic.
I'm truly shocked anyone thinks bent Blair's credibility matters at all- it's always about how much cash he can screw - his network is big, and he has the billion down the back of offshore accounts, but he won't need to spend it.
I'm expecting Tony Blair to withdraw. He's got no credibility whatsoever in Gaza. Or many other places come to that. And I doubt he's got $1B down the back of the sofa - @fluffy2560
Blair got a lot of cash from the US as payment for the ILLEGAL invasion of Iraq and his WMD lies.
Since then, he's been a background fixer on a lot of projects using his TBI money machine and a lot of well hidden income that nobody has ever cracked.
However, he also knows when something is toxic.
I'm truly shocked anyone thinks bent Blair's credibility matters at all- it's always about how much cash he can screw - his network is big, and he has the billion down the back of offshore accounts, but he won't need to spend it. - @Fred
Oh gawd here we go again, Bla Bla Bla. He would have been arrested and charged if it were lies and illegal. He wasn't, so stop the boring repetitive nonsense now.
Did I like Blair? He might have had some good things and bad ideas, just as most PMs do. But as for Iraq, it was down to misinformation given to him and Bush. That's how politics work; you might not like it, but at the time, they believed it was the right move.
You can't sit back and say oh, that was wrong, shouldn't have done that. Just for hearsay, what would you be saying if the intel was right?
https://news.sky.com/story/trumps-extra … d-13496272
Dear Jonas,
Considering your Country decided not to give me the Nobel Peace Prize for having stopped 8 Wars PLUS, I no longer feel an obligation to think purely of Peace, although it will always be predominant, but can now think about what is good and proper for the United States of America.
Denmark cannot protect that land from Russia or China, and why do they have a "right of ownership" anyway?
There are no written documents, it's only that a boat landed there hundreds of years ago, but we had boats landing there, also.
I have done more for NATO than any other person since its founding, and now, NATO should do something for the United States.
The World is not secure unless we have Complete and Total Control of Greenland.
Thank you!
President DJT
I'll leave readers to decide what they think of the above, but it appears to be the actual wording of a real letter.
Did I like Blair? He might have had some good things and bad ideas, just as most PMs do. But as for Iraq, it was down to misinformation given to him and Bush. That's how politics work; you might not like it, but at the time, they believed it was the right move.
You can't sit back and say oh, that was wrong, shouldn't have done that. Just for hearsay, what would you be saying if the intel was right? - @SimCityAT
I have no idea how you manage to be totally wrong in every post, but you do.
Blair was behind the push to invade Iraq, including producing the dodgy dossier for Bush.
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/201 … aq-chilcot
He was handsomely paid by the US for doing so, much of it via South Korean companies in an attempt to hide his thirty pieces of silver.
https://news.sky.com/story/trumps-extra … d-13496272
Dear Jonas,Considering your Country decided not to give me the Nobel Peace Prize for having stopped 8 Wars PLUS, I no longer feel an obligation to think purely of Peace, although it will always be predominant, but can now think about what is good and proper for the United States of America.Denmark cannot protect that land from Russia or China, and why do they have a "right of ownership" anyway?There are no written documents, it's only that a boat landed there hundreds of years ago, but we had boats landing there, also.I have done more for NATO than any other person since its founding, and now, NATO should do something for the United States.The World is not secure unless we have Complete and Total Control of Greenland.Thank you!President DJT
I'll leave readers to decide what they think of the above, but it appears to be the actual wording of a real letter. - @Fred
There are NO readers; you have pissed off everyone.
@fluffy2560
As I've said before, AI is brilliant for writing letters. I often do it now because of my Dyslexia. I know what I want to say, but it often just comes out back to front. So I would normally have to write a start, middle and end. Then write the pieces separately. For someone so big on wanting AI in the world, you would think he would use it. His wife wants children to learn to use it, but you would have thought Donald would fit right in.
Now, as to why Denmark should have a claim to Greenland makes me laugh because America sent boats there 300 years ago.
We have 3 more years of this. Gawd knows what he will try to do in the coming years scares me and probably the rest of the world. - @SimCityAT
BTW, the Danish has form on selling land to the Americans. American Virgin Islands were actually Danish and a coaling station. I've been there and it's not much to look at. The Americans bought it for $25M. Meanwhile, Greenland is and has been covered in various US treaty arrangements. Trump's talking points are pure nonsense.
Talking about boats landing there, what is US territory now was probably visited by Vikings many years before so there's probably enough evidence to say the US is Danish or at least Norwegian or similar.
Greenland has a tiny border with Canada so I think that gives Canada a stake as well.
There are NO readers; you have pissed off everyone. - @SimCityAT
More insults. You need to learn to control your outbursts.. and gaining some basic understanding of politics and history would be handy.
Oh gawd here we go again, Bla Bla Bla. He would have been arrested and charged if it were lies and illegal. He wasn't, so stop the boring repetitive nonsense now.
- @SimCityAT
That shows a very limited understanding of how money and politics are intertwined.
Do you really believe that justice ever comes before corruption?
There are NO readers; you have pissed off everyone. - @SimCityAT
More insults. You need to learn to control your outbursts.. and gaining some basic understanding of politics and history would be handy.
- @Fred
Yes, I'm with SimCityAT on this. Strong contributions and no ranting.
Driving people away is not what is required.
We want people to contribute sensibly without being hysterical or hyperbolic.
Did I like Blair? He might have had some good things and bad ideas, just as most PMs do. But as for Iraq, it was down to misinformation given to him and Bush. That's how politics work; you might not like it, but at the time, they believed it was the right move.
You can't sit back and say oh, that was wrong, shouldn't have done that. Just for hearsay, what would you be saying if the intel was right? - @SimCityAT
My problem with Blair was Dr Kelly. I simply do not believe he topped himself. I saw him speaking on the TV and he didn't seem to be upset or unhappy. Just a bit nervous. I reckon he was done in by Mossad at the behest of someone. But who? But I've no evidence to back that up.
But it was very surprising his widow didn't say much but then again she will have got Dr Kelly's full pension. I am supposing that was the pay off.
There are NO readers; you have pissed off everyone. - @SimCityAT
More insults. You need to learn to control your outbursts.. and gaining some basic understanding of politics and history would be handy.
- @Fred
Yes, I'm with SimCityAT on this. Strong contributions and no ranting.
Driving people away is not what is required.
We want people to contribute sensibly without being hysterical or hyperbolic. - @fluffy2560
I agree, but he keeps posting insults.
Both of you post politically bias misinformation based on your interests rather than the truth.
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