>>43012 Won't be successful but trumps complete lack of respecting due process makes me wish that bullet exploded his head

Last time it was too obvious because it was jews like green leading the charge, now they got their buttgoys to do it, and of course, it had to be an indian.

Trump calls Chrystia “Bandera” Freeland a terrible person, right in front of Carney She is the Minister of Transport and Internal Trade in Carney’s government.

>>43490 Quality post OP

>>43490 Merged

>>43551 Why not just delete that thread boardmin? It was low effort copy pasta sloppa anyways

All presidents should serve life terms.

>>22672 >trump fans when he gives all their money and constitutional rights to kikes

HOW LONG UNTIL ISRAEL WILL SABOTAGE IT AGAIN? Donald Trump said the US would stop attacking the Houthis in Yemen because the group had "capitulated", as Oman confirmed a ceasefire had been reached with the group to stop targeting shipping in the Red Sea. "[The Houthis] just don't want to fight, and we will honour that and we will stop the bombings, and they have capitulated," he said, speaking alongside Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney in the White House. Shortly afterwards the Omani foreign minister posted that the deal meant neither side would target the other, "ensuring freedom of navigation and the smooth flow of international commercial shipping". Jimmy and Americans’ Comedian Kurt Metzger discuss the move from Trump and what it may foretell about the U.S.’s ongoing support for Israel.

>>43638 Didn't Ansar Allah spokesman immediately come out and clarify that the cisfire is only for mutt ships, and other ships that are involved with Isntreal will still be targeted?

I wonder if all the people screeching about how Trump is going to "destroy" the country and keep posting "MIGA" and "Muh wall" are just accelerationists, baizuo, and fedposters all salty about being on unemployment after the nation collectively told them to fuck off.

>>43638 >Donald Trump said the US would stop attacking the Houthis in Yemen because the group had "capitulated" The naive and foolish goyim does not understand that war does not end just because the enemy surrenders.

>>43889 There's no denying that Trump is a huge Zionist, the question is, is he Zionist ENOUGH for the jews or are they gonna shoot him with the heart attack gun and get someone even MORE zogged like Vance or Hegseth in.

>>43891 They're gonna JFK him

>>43890 >picrel isnt that what everyone was doing to each other throughout history?

>>43893 Pretty much until WWII, when the U.S. devoted massive amounts of resources rebuilding Germany and Japan through progams like the Marshall Plan. Which was the entire "joke" of works like The Mouse That Roared.

>>43893 In the Bronze Age, maybe. >>43894 >he fell for the "le good war" myth

>>43895 the second northern war took place long after the bronze age, they had steel

>>43889 >accelerationists kek I feel like this has to be subconcious projection. There's no way you're intentionally being funny.

Why was Trump's military parade such a massive failure?

>>45115 The military parade was not a failure, but if it had been, it would have been because it did not imitate the Nazi military parade. The black leather breastplates stretched out in the morning breeze stood in neat rows, and the sense of supreme order and authority was stronger than anything else when organized and expressed by the state. Racial ideals are nurtured by the most heroic death oaths of the spirit of the state. War is a god. It is in war that the noblest virtues of humanity—courage, self-denial, the duty to risk one's life, and the spirit of sacrifice—are cultivated. Without war, the world would decay in materialism. I despise the United States' reasons for going to war, which stem from a preoccupation with material and Jewish interests, but I cannot help but feel a sense of awe for the war effort, which has constantly instilled in the American people a sense of death and destruction. The desire for peace is beautiful, but we must prevent at all costs that this simple wish be replaced by Marxist defeatism. Therefore, while that military parade may have been a commercial success, it was a failure in terms of its spiritual and moral aspects. The feeling of corporate commercials and an unbearable festive circus. The impression of relentless enthusiasm and reckless spectacle, confusing grandeur with mere size, is undeniably the tragic plight of an army severed from the nation and nationalism. In other words, it is the image of a flock of black sheep severed from their very reason for existence. To put it bluntly, it will be remembered as the most typical military parade of the U.S. Army, cursed by the concepts of Americanism and capitalism.

>>45116 There was also suppose to be riots across the country. I guess no one was happy this weekend.

>>45117 such a based comment wholly underrated Heil Hitler Sieg Heil

Hegseth is completely surrounded by enemies in the DoD and is totally isolated in Pentagon. He may be able to launch a parade project but the system would resist his control over it so it turned out like the low-effort by committee fair grounds slop that it was. What the Nazi parades so special was that the leadership was actually the leadership and the right people could be put in charge in the right places, the lowest-common-denominator overcome at every level, and greatest pushed at every level instead. If Hitler was just a ceremonial elected figurehead and not someone with real power the Nazi parades would have been utterly impossible.

>>45117 the world has already decayed

>>45117 >It is in war that the noblest virtues of humanity—courage, self-denial, the duty to risk one's life, and the spirit of sacrifice—are cultivated. If this was true then why do "great heroes of combat" all become power tripping psychopaths, degenerate alcoholics or commit suicide if they cultivates such noble virtues in the killing fields. You are full of it. Why not enlist instead of sitting your ass behind a monitor moderating a discount chan board for years on end

>>45117 >>45246 >If this was true then why do "great heroes of combat" all become power tripping psychopaths, degenerate alcoholics or commit suicide if they cultivates such noble virtues in the killing fields. Because it is bullshit. War is easy in some respects because the goal is clear: defeat the enemy. Outside of the conflict, there is no "central" goal because there's hundreds of things that are going on. Just look at what he considers to be the "noblest of virtues": <courage Have you ever stopped to considered that people involved with stocks are "courageous" people? I mean these people are taking it upon themselves to spend their own money, in one of the most volitile environments on the planet, in order to buy ownership in a company, and dictating how that company effectsthe lives of millions of people (From the employees working there to the customer using the company's products/services). And all they get for that activity is slandered and demonized by anyone and everyone. <self-denial <the spirit of sacrifice One of the most common phrases I've heard from parents is that children spell "love" as "T, I, M, E". Meaning that the moment you get some bitch pregnant, your life immediately gets put on hold. You will have to sacrifice and deny yourself (Some) of the activities and goals that you used to partake because now you have the high responsibility of raising a child. And the number one regret most parents have is that they didn't have enough time for their kids when they were younger. <the duty to risk one's life Then how about you join the police to keep the local peace? Or become a vigilante, as that isn't illegal in America.

>>45246 Your statement only shows the absurdity that reflects the same overwhelming tendency to emphasize only the inferior character of a given experience, and you prefer Ernst Jünger's “In Stahlgewittern” to Ernst Jünger's “In Stahlgewittern, Im Westen nichts Neues” than Ernst Jünger's ‘In Stahlgewittern,’ but you are so ineffectual that you can't even own a gun, so you cry hysterical pacifism out of self-satisfaction. You are the kind of person who deliberately got caught in the barbed wire during World War I, ran back to the field hospital, and proclaimed that their actions were far braver than the deaths of brave, heroic soldiers, and yet your guilt and final betrayal of manhood, like clawing at smoldering glass like a buried fire, is the kind of thing that makes you willing to do anything to prove you are brave. You will gladly let soldiers stab you in the back to prove that you are brave. You will never understand that Ungern-Sternberg even existed or why it existed. You Bolsheviks are doomed to extinction. Whatever your view of reality, natural authoritarian adjustments. The principles of inhuman nobility and hierarchy forbid the goddess of peace to walk truly otherwise hand in hand with the god of war, and all recent examples only prove this absolute truth. The world is the scene of an eternal struggle between different races, and any race that attempts to escape this struggle can only perish. I look forward to the time when civil war breaks out in the United States. God is always on the side of those with the big guns and I cannot wait for the moment to kill you Bolsheviks.

>>45262 >and you prefer Ernst Jünger's “In Stahlgewittern” to Ernst Jünger's “In Stahlgewittern, Im Westen nichts Neues” than Ernst Jünger's ‘In Stahlgewittern,’ Funny how bots expose themselves in the strangest of ways.

atp man, fuck trump. normalfags think they're woken up by being a conservitard and christcucks. white power forever.

>The real reason why Trump is killing the Mauna Loa observatory in Hawai'i archive.ph/emvJf <Case in point: The Trump administration recently released its draft budget [PDF] for the country's premier analytical agency focused on Earth systems, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Among the many cuts to NOAA research proposed in the draft was one that would represent a death blow to the Mauna Loa Observatory, the source of the data fueling the most iconic chart in all of climate research, the time-honored and justly venerated Keeling Curve. <This chart, begun by young researcher Charles David Keeling way back in 1958, chronicles the seasonal rise and fall – and unrelenting upward spiral – of the most abundant and consequential greenhouse gas heating our planet: carbon dioxide (CO2). <This chart, begun by young researcher Charles David Keeling way back in 1958, chronicles the seasonal rise and fall – and unrelenting upward spiral – of the most abundant and consequential greenhouse gas heating our planet: carbon dioxide (CO2).

>>45115 >MeidasTouch Didn't this feller have a problem with Elon Musk bringing enslaved jeets into the US? >Works for RebelNews Yikes, despite being an emasculated gen x, his inner klan wizard still glows.

Trump just saved anime! archive.ph/M9L2y

Seems pointless to make an entire thread to ask an elementary question, but what would the global ramifications if the US made substantial enough headway in Russia that both considered one another to be friendly, if not a bit wayward with a friend that was odd to them (China and the EU, respectively)?

>>46010 >but what would the global ramifications if the US made substantial enough headway in Russia that both considered one another to be friendly Well, first, that's never going to happen. For multiple reasons, majority of which have to do with Putin, as his ideology believes that Russia cannot survive, co-exist or even prosper in a world with "liberal demcoracies" like the United States: >>>/delicious/60530