Trump's peace plan for Ukraine and National Security Strategy are at risk of giving Putin a green light to expand his invasion of Europe, warns Michael Bociurkiw, author of the World Briefing Substack on Frontline.
Tuesday, December 09, 2025
Had Trump's Peace Plan Handed Europe to Russia?
Dec 9, 2025 | "You're seeing the current leaders of the Kremlin looking, with a huge appetite towards, Ukraine, not only Ukraine, but further towards Europe as well."
Trump's peace plan for Ukraine and National Security Strategy are at risk of giving Putin a green light to expand his invasion of Europe, warns Michael Bociurkiw, author of the World Briefing Substack on Frontline.
Trump's peace plan for Ukraine and National Security Strategy are at risk of giving Putin a green light to expand his invasion of Europe, warns Michael Bociurkiw, author of the World Briefing Substack on Frontline.
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Americans and Their FAKE Christianity — Christian Nationalism!
Blood Money : Financial Secrets of the Third Reich - Episode 1 : How to Finance a War ? | PURE WW2
When Hitler seized power in 1933, war was already his endgame. Violence lay at the heart of Nazi ideology: the strong must dominate, the weak must fall. But there was a problem—Germany had no modern army, no weapons, and an economy worn down by years of crisis. Far from the myth of a thriving Reich, the country was a middling power, no stronger than a present-day regional state. The Nazi regime then launched one of the most audacious financial operations of the 20th century. Through secret debt schemes, industrial coercion and massive state manipulation, they rebuilt the economy by pouring resources into weapons production.
In 1939, Hitler finally plunged Europe into war — a war financed entirely on credit, using looted assets and anticipated spoils as collateral. A conflict born from a financial illusion that could only survive through expansion.
In 1939, Hitler finally plunged Europe into war — a war financed entirely on credit, using looted assets and anticipated spoils as collateral. A conflict born from a financial illusion that could only survive through expansion.
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SHOCK: Europe Surrendered to Russian Sphere of Influence by Trump's US
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Europe,
Russia
Democracy Now! New Yorker Mag Reveals Trump Family's Frenzy to Cash In on the White House
Aug 20, 2025 | How much is Trump pocketing off the presidency?" That's the question driving a major new investigation by journalist David D. Kirkpatrick in The New Yorker, which finds that the first family has been leveraging its place atop U.S. politics to rake in billions. According to Kirkpatrick, Donald Trump and his immediate family have made $3.4 billion from his time in the White House, including more than $2.3 billion from various cryptocurrency ventures alone.
"What really surprised me about all this is just how fast they're making this money. They seem to turn down no opportunity," says Kirkpatrick. "It really sharpens the question of what a buyer, so to speak, might be getting for that."
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"What really surprised me about all this is just how fast they're making this money. They seem to turn down no opportunity," says Kirkpatrick. "It really sharpens the question of what a buyer, so to speak, might be getting for that."
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Democracy Now! Top US News & World Headlines
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It seems pretty clear to me that the US Supreme Court is part of the problem, not part of the solution! — © Mark Alexander
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Le chancelier allemand Friedrich Merz juge «inacceptables» certaines parties de la stratégie de sécurité de Donald Trump
LE FIGARO : Le dirigeant de la première puissance économique d’Europe a pris la parole lors d’une visite en Rhénanie-Palatinat (sud-ouest), région allemande abritant d’importantes bases militaires américaines.
Le chancelier allemand Friedrich Merz a jugé mardi que certaines parties de la stratégie de sécurité de Donald Trump étaient «inacceptables» du point de vue européen, ce document anticipant notamment l'«effacement civilisationnel» de l'Europe. » | Par Le Figaro avec AFP | mardi 9 décembre 2025
Le chancelier allemand Friedrich Merz a jugé mardi que certaines parties de la stratégie de sécurité de Donald Trump étaient «inacceptables» du point de vue européen, ce document anticipant notamment l'«effacement civilisationnel» de l'Europe. » | Par Le Figaro avec AFP | mardi 9 décembre 2025
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Friedrich Merz
Steve Schmidt: Donald Couldn’t Get the Nobel Peace Prize…
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Schweiz: Kalbsgeschnetzeltes mit Rösti | Küchen der Welt | ARTE Fernweh
Korrektur: Amerikaner sind keine großen Kalbfleischliebhaber. Der jährliche Kalbfleischkonsum in den USA ist sehr gering. — Mark Alexander
La version française de cette vidéo est disponible ici. (Émincé de veau à la zurichoise et rösti.)
Trump Colludes with Russia's Vision for Ukraine and Europe Causing Split of Transatlantic Alliance
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«Un problème de vulgarité» : François Hollande critique les propos de Brigitte Macron sur les militantes féministes
LE FIGARO : Plusieurs responsables politiques de tous bords ont condamné les mots de la première dame, qui a qualifié de «sales connes» les membres du collectif #NousToutes ayant interrompu un spectacle d’Ary Abittan.
Un grand nombre de responsables politiques ont condamné les propos de Brigitte Macron, qui a menacé dimanche de «foutre dehors» les «sales connes» qui oseraient interrompre le spectacle d’Ary Abittan. Quatre militantes du collectif féministe #NousToutes avaient perturbé la représentation de la veille aux Folies Bergères, à Paris, et la première dame avait tenu à apporter son soutien en coulisses à l’humoriste. Celui-ci a été accusé de viol fin 2021 par une jeune femme. Il a bénéficié d’un non-lieu en appel en janvier. » | Par Adrien Bez | mardi 9 décembre 2025
Un grand nombre de responsables politiques ont condamné les propos de Brigitte Macron, qui a menacé dimanche de «foutre dehors» les «sales connes» qui oseraient interrompre le spectacle d’Ary Abittan. Quatre militantes du collectif féministe #NousToutes avaient perturbé la représentation de la veille aux Folies Bergères, à Paris, et la première dame avait tenu à apporter son soutien en coulisses à l’humoriste. Celui-ci a été accusé de viol fin 2021 par une jeune femme. Il a bénéficié d’un non-lieu en appel en janvier. » | Par Adrien Bez | mardi 9 décembre 2025
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We Asked Activists from Authoritarian Regimes What They Wish They’d Known Sooner. Here’s What They Said
THE GUARDIAN: Activists from Hungary, El Salvador and Turkey offer advice to the US about what they’ve learned about authoritarians
Donald Trump makes no secret of his admiration for strongmen like Hungary’s Viktor Orbán or El Salvador’s Nayib Bukele. Last month, he praised Orbán’s hardline stance on immigration and urged European leaders to show more “respect” for the president; earlier this year his administration struck a deal with Bukele to send more than 200 detained migrants to a notorious, maximum-security prison in El Salvador.
Many international organizations, experts and historians have sounded the alarm about the United States heading in a similar direction as these authoritarian regimes.
One year after Trump’s re-election, the Guardian asked activists and opposition leaders from Hungary, El Salvador and Turkey what their experiences have taught them about authoritarianism – and what they wish they’d understood sooner.
Americans “should look to other countries, especially in the global south for solutions and for what not to do,” said Ece Temelkuran, a Turkish writer and author of How to Lose a Country. “Drop the arrogance, drop the exceptionalism.” » | Danielle Renwick | Tuesday, December 9, 2025
Donald Trump makes no secret of his admiration for strongmen like Hungary’s Viktor Orbán or El Salvador’s Nayib Bukele. Last month, he praised Orbán’s hardline stance on immigration and urged European leaders to show more “respect” for the president; earlier this year his administration struck a deal with Bukele to send more than 200 detained migrants to a notorious, maximum-security prison in El Salvador.
Many international organizations, experts and historians have sounded the alarm about the United States heading in a similar direction as these authoritarian regimes.
One year after Trump’s re-election, the Guardian asked activists and opposition leaders from Hungary, El Salvador and Turkey what their experiences have taught them about authoritarianism – and what they wish they’d understood sooner.
Americans “should look to other countries, especially in the global south for solutions and for what not to do,” said Ece Temelkuran, a Turkish writer and author of How to Lose a Country. “Drop the arrogance, drop the exceptionalism.” » | Danielle Renwick | Tuesday, December 9, 2025
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Putin’s New Submarines Are a Rapidly Expanding Atlantic Threat | Admiral James G. Foggo
Dec 9, 2025 | “The Russians have a very capable programme of information and intelligence gathering using undersea assets.”
Russia’s newest submarines, including the ultra-quiet Severodvinsk armed with hypersonic missiles, represent a rapidly expanding threat beneath the Atlantic that NATO must urgently be prepared to counter, says retired US Navy admiral James G Foggo.
Russia’s newest submarines, including the ultra-quiet Severodvinsk armed with hypersonic missiles, represent a rapidly expanding threat beneath the Atlantic that NATO must urgently be prepared to counter, says retired US Navy admiral James G Foggo.
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‘Childlike Ideological Posturing’: Trump’s Security Strategy Is Deliberately Offensive
Dec 9, 2025 | “Much in the national security strategy was pointless, offensive and simply childlike ideological posturing.”
Trump’s national security strategy is “intended to be offensive” but Europe must work constructively with it in order to get through this moment in decent shape, says retired US diplomat, Daniel Fried.
That Republican dude talks BS! — © Mark Alexander
Trump’s national security strategy is “intended to be offensive” but Europe must work constructively with it in order to get through this moment in decent shape, says retired US diplomat, Daniel Fried.
That Republican dude talks BS! — © Mark Alexander
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Monday, December 08, 2025
It's Beginning To Look Like Trump's Last Christmas | Song Parody
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Bericht: USA drängen Ukraine zu Rückzug aus Donezk
BERLINER ZEITUNG: Die USA wollen einem Medienbericht zufolge eine rasche Einigung erreichen und drängen Kiew auf territoriale Zugeständnisse im Donbass. Die Ukraine warnt vor gefährlichen Folgen.
Einem US-Medienbericht zufolge erhöhen die Vereinigten Staaten den Druck auf die Ukraine, Gebiete an Russland abzutreten. In den laufenden Friedensgesprächen gibt es demnach weiter erheblichen Streit über die Zukunft der östlichen Donbass-Region. Nach Informationen von Politico drängt Washington darauf, dass sich Kiew „auf die eine oder andere Weise“ aus den noch kontrollierten Teilen der Donezk-Region zurückzieht.
Ein ranghoher europäischer Diplomat sagte gegenüber dem Nachrichtenportal, die US-Verhandler suchten nach Wegen, russische Forderungen nach territorialen Zugeständnissen umzusetzen. Russland fordert seit langem, die gesamte Donbass-Region unter seine Kontrolle zu bringen. Rund 30 Prozent der Donezk-Gebiete sind jedoch weiterhin in ukrainischer Hand. » | Alexander Schmalz | Montag, 8. Dezember 2025
Was ist Trump eigentlich? Ein russischer Informant oder ein russischer Agent? — © Mark Alexander
Einem US-Medienbericht zufolge erhöhen die Vereinigten Staaten den Druck auf die Ukraine, Gebiete an Russland abzutreten. In den laufenden Friedensgesprächen gibt es demnach weiter erheblichen Streit über die Zukunft der östlichen Donbass-Region. Nach Informationen von Politico drängt Washington darauf, dass sich Kiew „auf die eine oder andere Weise“ aus den noch kontrollierten Teilen der Donezk-Region zurückzieht.
Ein ranghoher europäischer Diplomat sagte gegenüber dem Nachrichtenportal, die US-Verhandler suchten nach Wegen, russische Forderungen nach territorialen Zugeständnissen umzusetzen. Russland fordert seit langem, die gesamte Donbass-Region unter seine Kontrolle zu bringen. Rund 30 Prozent der Donezk-Gebiete sind jedoch weiterhin in ukrainischer Hand. » | Alexander Schmalz | Montag, 8. Dezember 2025
Was ist Trump eigentlich? Ein russischer Informant oder ein russischer Agent? — © Mark Alexander
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