Marquess of Queensbury Rule -- He is a Nazi, but you gotta shake his gism hands and praise his fucking Election . . . .?

rats are coming

First, a real man:

Now, the Nazi:

Schizoid!

This fucking CIA guy. Wrong, as always.

Colonel Lawrence Wilkerson, retired and former chief of staff to Secretary of State Colin Powell. He is a Vietnam War veteran, who attended Airborne School, Ranger School and the Naval War College, and who as a helicopter pilot in Vietnam logged over 1,000 hours on combat missions. He went on to serve as deputy director of the Marine Corps War College at Quantico and was executive Assistant to Admiral Stewart A. Ring, United States Navy Pacific Command and Director of the United States Marine Corps War College. His disillusionment with the trajectory of U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East followed the revelations of detainee abuse, the ineptitude of post-invasion planning for Iraq and the secretive decision-making by the Bush administration that led to the invasion of Iraq. At a congressional hearing recorded on C-SPAN in June 2005, he gave his analysis of the Iraq war's motivation:

"'I use the acronym OIL,' he said, 'O for oil, I for Israel and L for the logistical base necessary or deemed necessary by the so-called neocons – and it reeks through all their documents – the logistical base whereby the United States and Israel could dominate that area of the world.'"

Wilkerson has said that the speech Powell made before the United Nations on February 5, 2003—which laid out a case for war with Iraq—included falsehoods of which he and Powell had never been made aware.

"My participation in that presentation at the UN constitutes the lowest point in my professional life,” he has said. “I participated in a hoax on the American people, the international community and the United Nations Security Council."

He called the U.N. presentation "probably the biggest mistake of my life.”

He has taught at the College of William & Mary and George Washington University. He is a Senior Fellow at the Eisenhower Media Network, a group of former military, intelligence and civilian national security officials who describe themselves as  offering "alternative analyses untainted by Pentagon or defense industry ties" and countering "Washington’s establishment narrative on most national security issues of the day." Joining me to discuss U.S. foreign policy, the conflicts raging in the Middle East, including the genocide in Gaza, and the fate of the American empire is Lawrence Wilkerson. 

A US three star general’s wife who speaks in tongues. Fucking forking tongues. Christian Nation Trump, so war against those non-Christians.

One of Trump’s most outspoken campaign promises is that he will end the war in Ukraine. When it comes to the question of how he plans to do that, anonymous insiders from the Trump team are claiming the goal is to “freeze” the conflict, with guarantees for Russia that Kiev won’t join NATO for 20 years, while the West uses the break in fighting to freely arm Ukraine. International Relations and Security Analyst Mark Sleboda noted that if the Trump Admin goes with a plan like the ones being suggested in the media right now, it would be a non-starter for Moscow AND for Kiev. Not only are the demands not beneficial for Russia, but they ignore the fact that Russia is currently winning this war of attrition and making significant advances in the Donbass.

Oh, congratulate the racist, bigot, fascist, Nazi, man!

Trump receives congratulations and an invitation to the White House as Biden nudges on transition.

They all are scum!

Fucking EuroTrashLandia:

“Trump’s criticism all along has been that America’s friends, partners, and allies free ride on its security guarantee and steal jobs from the United States,” James M. Lindsay, a senior fellow in US foreign policy at the Council on Foreign Relations, told Vox.

European leaders like centrist French President Emmanuel Macron, center-left British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, and right-wing Italian President Giorgia Meloni all congratulated Trump and expressed their desire to enhance the trans-Atlantic partnership under a second term, as did European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.

However, those desires may be tested by a tariff plan Trump has floated. He’s expressed a willingness to enact tariffs of as much as 20 percent from most trading partners, including friendly nations. Anticipating a Trump victory, European Union leaders have tried to prepare by proposing retaliatory tariffs on US imports. The US is the EU’s largest trading partner, and the bloc’s economy took a hit when Trump imposed tariffs on European steel and aluminum during his first term.

US adversaries China and Russia have had less to say about Trump’s victory.

Russian President Vladimir Putin, who Trump has praised in the past, has not publicly congratulated Trump, nor has Chinese President Xi Jinping.

Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov suggested on Wednesday that official congratulations weren’t likely to be forthcoming, saying, “we are talking about an unfriendly country, which is both directly and indirectly involved in a war against our state,” referring to US support for Ukraine. Trump has said that he would bring a stop to Russia’s war in Ukraine within a 24-hour period, without discussing how that would be possible.

Though there are some indications that Russia and Ukraine might come to the negotiating table, Peskov was circumspect about the US’s role in making that happen.

“We have repeatedly said that the US is able to contribute to the end of this conflict,” he said. “Will this happen, and if so, how ... we will see after January,” when Trump takes office.

Xi has not publicly congratulated Trump either. Trump slapped China with massive tariffs in 2018, and threatened 60 percent tariffs on Chinese imports during a second term.

“We will continue to approach and handle China-US relations based on the principles of mutual respect, peaceful coexistence, and win-win cooperation,” Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said during a Wednesday press conference. When asked if Xi would call Trump to congratulate him on the win, she said the ministry would “handle related matters in accordance with usual practice” following the official announcement of election results.

But then duped Putin, loving those fake men, loving the Jews, admiring the fucking Mossad and Israel, so now Putin is congratulating this fucking racist motherfucker?

“His behavior at the moment of an attempt on his life left an impression on me. He turned out to be a brave man,” Putin said at an international forum following a speech in the Black Sea resort of Sochi.

“He manifested himself in the very correct way, bravely as a man,” he added.

Putin also said that what Trump has said “about the desire to restore relations with Russia, to help end the Ukrainian crisis, in my opinion, deserves attention at least.”

The Kremlin earlier welcomed Trump’s claim that he could negotiate an end to the conflict in Ukraine “in 24 hours” but emphasized that it will wait for concrete policy steps.

″I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate him on his election as president of the United States of America,” Putin said in a question-and-answer session at the conference.

And of course, most world leaders need to be shot, heads chopped off, and fed to the sharks. Here, Muslim Hero.

Muslim Unity With Whom?

The new Little Hitler, gets applause. The business world offered mixed reactions on Wednesday, as dust settled on the 2024 campaign. Famed investor and Trump donor, Marc Andreessen, posted “It’s time to build. 🇺🇸” 

Elon Musk touched a similar chord:

“The people of America gave @realDonaldTrump a crystal clear mandate for change tonight,” Musk wrote on X. (He also posted a picture of one of his rockets.) 

Others, like Mark Cuban congratulated Trump. On X, the CostPlus Drugs and Harris surrogate, wrote:

“You won fair and square. Congrats to @ elonmusk as well. . Jeff Bezos, meanwhile, offered a

“Big congratulations to our 45th and now 47th President on an extraordinary political comeback and decisive victory. No nation has bigger opportunities. Wishing @realDonaldTrump all success in leading and uniting the America we all love.”

Still, not all reactions were deferential or even positive. Here is what a smattering of entrepreneurs had to say about Trump’s win, plus some advice for the future president:

(Jews have things to say)

Dee Poku, founder of the WIE Suite and the Female Founders for Harris group, said that she was devastated in an email to Inc.

“I went to bed early because I couldn’t bear the negative news any longer. And I woke up to my 12 year old son asking me if she won. What do we say to our children?

I’m seeing a lot of analysis around where the campaign went wrong on strategy and policy. Not enough detail, too centrist, too left. And the simple fact is women are held to a different standard. We’re never enough. Kamala Harris is a smart, considered, inclusive, experienced woman who brought much needed positivity to the election process. She allowed us to dream. This is a loss for us all.”

Daniel Lubetzky, founder of KIND Snacks and the Builders Movement, shared with Inc. that now is a time for the country to unite. 

“In business, when the free market votes against your product or idea, it’s an important moment for introspection. It’s a chance to recalibrate, learn, and do better next time. Democrats and Republicans both should evaluate how we got to this point—with increasing extremism and polarization ruling the day, rather than a problem solving orientation. 

Our social media feeds and social bubbles make us think we understand what’s going on but we need to break out of those bubbles. Democrats in particular need to ask themselves how they lost this one so badly and turn away from politics of division. ‘Us vs Them’ and ‘victim vs oppressor’ ideologies need to be replaced with winning frameworks for all of society. How do we enforce the rule of law in our cities, respect all humans, listen more openly and critically, with a bit more humility and without thinking we have all the answers. 

We as Americans need to unite, build together, and go back to bringing light and values of democracy, rule of law, civility, kindness, merit, and entrepreneurialism to the world.” 

Cantor Fitzgerald’s CEO Howard Lutnick wrote:

I cannot be happier or more proud @realDonaldTrump will be our 47th President. I really enjoyed helping him, his amazing family, Susie, Chris, and his extraordinary team. The campaign was impressive. The American people spoke loudly and clearly, and we will have four years with an extraordinary leader willing to fight for America. Congratulations to my friend—the POTUS elect Donald J. Trump and his First Lady Melania Trump. I cannot be more proud.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman on X congratulated President Trump and wished him success. He then added:

“It is critically important that the US maintains its lead in developing AI with democratic values.”

Tech entrepreneur and former presidential candidate Andrew Yang congratulated Trump on his win:

“Defending democracy means accepting election results that don’t go your way.  Congrats to Donald Trump – I hope that he brings people and the country together.  🙏🇺🇸”

Bill Ackman, the CEO of Pershing Square Capital Management, took aim at Harris, writing:

The fact that @KamalaHarris has not conceded such a devastating loss speaks volumes.

OpenStore CEO Keith Rabois posted on X:

Warned you for months:  Landslide.  And best GOP popular vote in two decades. In a separate post, he also eyed Sen. J.D. Vance’s presidential odds in 2028.

Hire Madison CEO Sean Johnson offered a different perspective on X:

“I voted for her. I think he’s a bad guy. But if you lose the senate, house, electoral college AND popular vote, and you think the lesson is half the country is racist, sexist, homophobic, transphobic, and stupid… wrong lesson. And the same thing will likely happen in 2028.”

Aaron Levie, Box’s co-founder and CEO, wrote on X:

Wild ride. Congrats to @realDonaldTrump on becoming President again. What’s great about America is that we’re on a rocket ship right now and can keep accelerating with the right policies and execution.