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Nahunger:
Thank you so much for the compliments, I appreciate your openness to diverging opinions, I rarely seldom interact here cause most people resort to insults, gaslighting, ethnic colouration and other sub human characters.

You raised very valid questions and I felt I should share an opposing view from a logical perspective.

Meanwhile, you must note that this global injustice has been ongoing for decades, Americans are tired of being used look how high their debts is, they borrow to fund all this international corporations and bodies and get nothing in return.

Trump trying to fix that will not magically translate to the people's standards of living, real change and growth takes time and Trump has barely 4 years left, he's trying to set the pace before his exit, it might take time but eventually, Americans will enjoy the benefits.

Not to forget internal saboteurs, political opponents who wants to see the other part fail instead of the nation and citizens enjoying peace, progress and growth.

It's a case of fighting enemies both within and outside your borders.

God help us all

Nahunger:
Thank you so much for the compliments, I appreciate your openness to diverging opinions, I rarely seldom interact here cause most people resort to insults, gaslighting, ethnic colouration and other sub human characters.

You raised very valid questions and I felt I should share an opposing view from a logical perspective.

Meanwhile, you must note that this global injustice has been ongoing for decades, Americans are tired of being used look how high their debts is, they borrow to fund all this international corporations and bodies and get nothing in return.

Trump trying to fix that will not magically translate to the people's standards of living, real change and growth takes time and Trump has barely 4 years left, he's trying to set the pace before his exit, it might take time but eventually, Americans will enjoy the benefits.

Not to forget internal saboteurs, political opponents who wants to see the other part fail instead of the nation and citizens enjoying peace, progress and growth.

It's a case of fighting enemies both within and outside your borders.

God help us all

Flets:
I pity whoever takes over from Trump as US president, a lot of these moves have lasting implications.

Trump is keen on taking away all the leverages the US built over her allies for decades.

To the folks who don’t understand what’s at stake, do you truly believe that the US presidents that have sustained these alliances for decades were all stupid?

America has lost all her soft power under Trump, the remaining military might will be vulnerable without trusted allies

Flets:
I pity whoever takes over from Trump as US president, a lot of these moves have lasting implications.

Trump is keen on taking away all the leverages the US built over her allies for decades.

To the folks who don’t understand what’s at stake, do you truly believe that the US presidents that have sustained these alliances for decades were all stupid?

America has lost all her soft power under Trump, the remaining military might will be vulnerable without trusted allies

Nahunger:
There is a reason why all government in the world have access to classified information, I am very sure they have done their calculations, check and balances weighed their options, done background negotiations with several countries and still holding secret meetings to consolidate their strength both militarily, economically and globally..

The reason you are raising this question is because you, me and those expected to take the baits and fall into the trap are not furnished with this information.

International Relations, everything on that stage is about interest not loyalty.

The trump system of negotiation is one person at a time not collectively, it makes nations and leaders scramble for their place at the table.

YOU might not necessarily agree with this strategy but it's a smart move.

Flets:
I pity whoever takes over from Trump as US president, a lot of these moves have lasting implications.

Trump is keen on taking away all the leverages the US built over her allies for decades.

To the folks who don’t understand what’s at stake, do you truly believe that the US presidents that have sustained these alliances for decades were all stupid?

America has lost all her soft power under Trump, the remaining military might will be vulnerable without trusted allies

Flets:
I pity whoever takes over from Trump as US president, a lot of these moves have lasting implications.

Trump is keen on taking away all the leverages the US built over her allies for decades.

To the folks who don’t understand what’s at stake, do you truly believe that the US presidents that have sustained these alliances for decades were all stupid?

America has lost all her soft power under Trump, the remaining military might will be vulnerable without trusted allies

Flets:
I pity whoever takes over from Trump as US president, a lot of these moves have lasting implications.

Trump is keen on taking away all the leverages the US built over her allies for decades.

To the folks who don’t understand what’s at stake, do you truly believe that the US presidents that have sustained these alliances for decades were all stupid?

America has lost all her soft power under Trump, the remaining military might will be vulnerable without trusted allies

Flets:
I pity whoever takes over from Trump as US president, a lot of these moves have lasting implications.

Trump is keen on taking away all the leverages the US built over her allies for decades.

To the folks who don’t understand what’s at stake, do you truly believe that the US presidents that have sustained these alliances for decades were all stupid?

America has lost all her soft power under Trump, the remaining military might will be vulnerable without trusted allies

Thanos5555:
Lolllll let china and Russia fill up the gaps, since they are clearly next world powers.

Omo I pity those that will have to be retrenched because of this developments, it not USA fault, imagine funding organizations filled with countries that want to eliminate you at all costs

Godblessme1:
America first.

We'll longer care for the world but us first

Capernum:
But the America under Trump is stronger, more powerful and respected. Not a dumping ground it used to be.

The crime of Trump is that, he decided to class America above other nations, leveraging on their military might and economic power. The crime of Trump is that he wants to restore the originality of America void of hetero-cultural and inter-religio contamination.


If all world leaders think like this, the world will be better. Whoever is angry with Trump is obviously bias... Due to his or her inferiority. Native Americans are proud of Trump.

Flets:
I pity whoever takes over from Trump as US president, a lot of these moves have lasting implications.

Trump is keen on taking away all the leverages the US built over her allies for decades.

To the folks who don’t understand what’s at stake, do you truly believe that the US presidents that have sustained these alliances for decades were all stupid?

America has lost all her soft power under Trump, the remaining military might will be vulnerable without trusted allies

Guestmale:
Are you an American?

Godblessme1:
America first.

We'll longer care for the world but us first

vicshub:
Great. Why will I continue to fund what is no longer serving my interest. Trump is not a politician that all they know it throw money away that has no strategic value, he is a business man. There must be value for every penny. It's the same reason some lazy Nigerians will say rich men are stingy! No they are are not, they just want value for money. I hope our politicians learn from this. Good morning everyone TGIF...

Arrowhead71:
The South Africa parliament is already regretting and blaming the government for go against America

olaiya2007:
Trump don carry them go where dem no know

Flets:
I pity whoever takes over from Trump as US president, a lot of these moves have lasting implications.

Trump is keen on taking away all the leverages the US built over her allies for decades.

To the folks who don’t understand what’s at stake, do you truly believe that the US presidents that have sustained these alliances for decades were all stupid?

America has lost all her soft power under Trump, the remaining military might will be vulnerable without trusted allies

TheBizGenius:
@Flets. @Nahunger (weird name though)

I commend and celebrate your maturity in the conversation. You people can only become great in life. Truly.

About this America's decision, there is a profoundly weird law in management and business strategy called "80/20" which says, "Cut off the majority (80%) of things you do because only very few things (20%) are really productive, once you analyze everything".

We use this on the highest levels of decision-making as board members.

Unfortunately, for us, politicians go in the direct opposite direction; they do (and keep doing) many trivial things to keep everyone everywhere happy.

This is why core professionals and core politicians rarely agree.

Flets:
Unfortunately, I am not sure there is much Trump can do under democracy. That ideal scenario you would wish for cannot materialize under a democracy because the US masses will not be patient to allow whatever long term corrective plans materialize (assuming his plans are right which I disagree with).

I think the US is weaker today that she was before Trump took over. The military activities in Venezuela and Iran has not proven any military superiority as the world was aware that US is capable of superior might.

I maintain that US has lost her soft power and is vulnerable in the long term. This might be hard to comprehend but this is the reality and the power brokers in the US are aware of this and why they are very worried. Trump has no clear game plan to pull US through this…:: he makes its up as he goes.

Nahunger:
I appreciate your openness to diverging opinions, I rarely seldom interact