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Oil Refinery in Ufa, Russia Burns.
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Moscow electronic factory burns. https://112.ua/en/u-pidmoskovi-vnoci-vinikla-masstabna-pozeza-palae-sklad-z-plastikovou-produkcieu-video-56171
解放西伯利亚
Mass shooting at the “Red Whale near Moscow. 4 wounded.
There’s not much point to listening to what corrupt liars say. Instead, focus on what they actually do.
Strategic Overview
1. Trump will try to force peace on Ukraine
2. Trump will fail to impose peace. [this is where we are right now]
3. Putin will then betray Trump and stab him in the back
4. And then Trump will destroy Putin.
These conclusions follow from logical implications of past facts and beliefs.
The Coming Clash: How Trump’s Inevitable Push for Ukraine Peace Will Lead to Putin’s Downfall
Introduction
History is shaped by the choices of leaders and the inevitable consequences of their actions. Donald Trump’s approach to Ukraine will set off a chain of events leading to an ultimate and dramatic reversal of fortunes. The logical implications of past facts and Trump’s beliefs, alongside the historical behavior of Vladimir Putin, point to an inescapable conclusion:
Trump will attempt to impose a peace deal on Ukraine.
Trump will fail in his efforts to force peace.
Putin will betray Trump, seeing him as weak.
In response, Trump will turn against Putin and ultimately contribute to his downfall.
Each step follows from established principles, past behaviors, and the strategic realities of global politics. Below is a thorough examination of how these events will unfold.
Step 1: Trump’s Attempt to Force Peace on Ukraine
Trump’s Longstanding Skepticism of the War
Since the beginning of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, Trump has maintained a critical stance on U.S. military aid to Ukraine. He sees the war as an unnecessary drain on American resources, one that does not serve the direct interests of the United States. His belief in transactional diplomacy—where America should always get a clear return on investment—suggests that he will attempt to broker a deal to end the war quickly and decisively.
Trump's Confidence in His Negotiation Skills
Trump often portrays himself as a master dealmaker, capable of solving problems that other politicians cannot. His emphasis on personal diplomacy, as seen in his approach to North Korea and China, suggests that he will try to force a peace agreement by leveraging his perceived influence over both Kyiv and Moscow. He has repeatedly claimed that he could end the war within 24 hours, indicating a belief that he can impose a settlement through sheer willpower.
Likely Strategy for Imposing Peace
Trump’s approach will likely include: - Threatening to Cut Off U.S. Aid: He may tell Ukraine that American support is contingent on accepting territorial concessions. - Offering Sanctions Relief to Russia: He might try to entice Putin into negotiations by reducing or removing sanctions. - Personal Diplomacy with Putin: Trump has previously shown a willingness to work directly with adversaries, suggesting he will engage in direct negotiations with Putin to achieve a settlement. It didn’t work in his first administration with the Korean dictator and will not work in his second administration with Putin, ally of the Korean dictator.
Step 2: The Failure of Trump’s Peace Plan
Ukraine’s Resistance to Forced Concessions
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and the Ukrainian people have repeatedly stated that they will not accept a peace settlement that involves giving up territory. The war has become a defining moment for Ukraine’s national identity, making any forced settlement politically and militarily unacceptable.
Putin’s Reluctance to Compromise
Putin has staked his legacy on Ukraine, and any settlement that does not grant him a decisive victory will be seen as a failure. He will likely refuse any deal that does not cement his territorial gains, making Trump’s proposed peace plan unworkable.
European Backlash
Even if Trump were to withdraw U.S. support for Ukraine, European nations—especially Poland, the Baltic states, and the UK—would continue to back Ukraine militarily. Trump’s leverage over Ukraine would be weaker than he expects, reducing his ability to enforce a settlement.
Step 3: Putin’s Betrayal of Trump
Putin’s History of Exploiting Western Leaders
Putin has consistently used deception and strategic betrayal to his advantage. Putin has repeatedly broken his word and proven again and again he cannot be trusted. From violating arms control treaties to interfering in foreign elections, Putin has repeatedly shown that he sees negotiations as a tool for gaining temporary advantages rather than a means of achieving lasting agreements.
Why Putin Will Betray Trump
Once Trump’s peace initiative collapses, Putin will interpret this failure as a sign of weakness. He will then: - Escalate Military Actions in Ukraine, believing that Trump will not retaliate due to his reluctance to engage in foreign conflicts. - Expand Hybrid Warfare Against the U.S., increasing cyberattacks and disinformation campaigns. - Align More Closely with China, reducing the effectiveness of any future U.S. leverage. This will happen in any event because Putin wants to destroy, occupy, and conquer Ukraine and has already taken about one million casualties in the attempt and thus will double down and double down again. This is an example of the sunk costs fallacy and also of the escalation of commitment.
Putin, seeing that Trump’s attempt at peacemaking has failed, will likely assume that Trump has been neutralized as a threat. This miscalculation will set the stage for Trump’s inevitable retaliation.
Step 4: Trump’s Retaliation and Putin’s Downfall
Trump’s Pattern of Turning on Allies
Trump has a long history of cutting ties with those he perceives as betraying him. Former allies like Michael Cohen, Steve Bannon, and even Mitch McConnell have all faced Trump’s wrath after perceived disloyalty. Once Trump feels that Putin has betrayed him—whether through military aggression or a personal slight—his instinct will be to seek revenge.
Possible Ways Trump Could Strike Back
Severe Economic Warfare: Trump could reimpose and expand sanctions, targeting Russia’s energy exports and financial institutions.
Arming Ukraine More Aggressively: In a reversal, Trump might supply Ukraine with more advanced weaponry to punish Putin.
Publicly Turning Against Putin: Trump’s rhetoric could shift dramatically, portraying Putin as weak and unreliable, eroding Russian domestic support for the war.
Covert Operations: Given Trump’s affinity for unpredictability, he could authorize covert efforts to undermine Putin’s regime directly.
Putin’s Weakness Will Be Exposed
Putin’s strength relies on the perception that he is an invincible strategist. If Trump shifts his stance and aggressively turns against him, Putin will face: - Increased Domestic Unrest: If Trump positions himself as the architect of a tougher stance against Russia, it may embolden Russian opposition forces. - Geopolitical Isolation: Trump’s pivot could pressure China and other Russian allies to reconsider their support. - Military Setbacks: With increased Western aid, Ukraine could regain momentum, further destabilizing Putin’s regime.
Conclusion: The Unavoidable Endgame
The path ahead follows a logical sequence of cause and effect: - Trump will try to force peace, believing in his own negotiating power. - He will fail because Ukraine and Putin will resist his efforts. - Putin, seeing Trump’s failure, will betray him and act more aggressively. - Trump, feeling betrayed, will turn against Putin and escalate pressure, accelerating Putin’s downfall.
While Trump may believe that he can control the outcome of global conflicts, the reality is that the forces at play—Ukraine’s determination, Putin’s nature, and the limits of U.S. influence—will lead to a different conclusion than he expects. And in the end, the leader who once praised Putin as strong may become the very force that ensures his undoing.
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I am reading a book about Ike and the birth of American spy craft. This article reminds me of that.