Donald Trump Has 'Obligations' to Those Who Brought Him to Power--Putin Ally

[M14 Shooter]

Trump, Putin’s useful idiot.

He's your President.
And there's not thing one you can do about it.

 

[d0gbreath]

Probably similar to his obligations to pay contractors for work done.

 

[MarathonMike]

‘A Vladimir Putin aide has warned Donald Trump that he is "obliged" to fulfill promises he made during his presidential campaign to bring peace to Ukraine.

The President-elect said repeatedly during his campaign to secure his return to the White House that he would put a stop to the more than two and a half years of war in Ukraine "within 24 hours."

And Nikolai Patrushev, part of the Russian president's inner circle and former Secretary of the Security Council, told the Russian newspaper Kommersant that Trump was duty-bound to act on his words.

Patrushev said: "To achieve success in the elections, Donald Trump relied on certain forces to which he has corresponding obligations. And as a responsible person, he will be obliged to fulfill them.’

Donald Trump has 'obligations' to those who brought him to power—Putin ally

Vladimir Putin's aide and former Secretary of the Security Council Nikolai Patrushev has commented on Donald Trump's election victory.

www.newsweek.com

Of course, bringing ‘peace’ to Ukraine means Trump ending military aid and abandoning Zelensky, serving Ukraine up to Putin.

Trump, Putin’s useful idiot.

C Clayton Jones is a fraud. He is here to get paid and posts DNC approved propaganda.

 

[Hollie]

Trump, Putin’s useful idiot.

Miss Jones, Joe Biden’s useful idiot.

 

[lennypartiv]

Just prior to WW II Stalin purged his generals of the “disloyal ones”.

Turned out kinda bad

Stalin's side won WWII, right?

 

[Lesh]

Stalin's side won WWII, right?

They damn near lost the war because they purged all their generals

General Winter won the war like it did against Napoleon

 

[westwall]

They damn near lost the war because they purged all their generals

General Winter won the war like it did against Napoleon

Tuchachevsky was the only one of note.

Koniev, Rokossovski, Zhukhov, plus at least a dozen more were able generals. Hell, Koniev is one of the best ever.

 

[Superbadbrutha]

Wow!

You are shown a direct quote from the secnond most powerful man in Russia pointing out that they expect to collect on the IOU’s they have given your beloved fuhrer. And you post denials because the reality isn’t what you want to hear.
quote that makes it clear that while you choose to pretend that the massive amount of evidence that describes Trumps collusion with Moscow, the Russians know they own Trump and are prepared to bully. Him around on the world stage,

What willl your excuse be when Trump cowers and bends to Moscow’s will?

Don't worry they will come up with something.

 

[Lesh]

Tuchachevsky was the only one of note.

Koniev, Rokossovski, Zhukhov, plus at least a dozen more were able generals. Hell, Koniev is one of the best ever.

It took them years to recover from that debacle and Hitler was at the gates of Moscow. Millions of soldiers and tens of millions of civilians died.

It was a colossal mistake that Trump seems to want to repeat

 

[westwall]

It took them years to recover from that debacle and Hitler was at the gates of Moscow. Millions of soldiers and tens of millions of civilians died.

It was a colossal mistake that Trump seems to want to repeat

The reason why they almost lost was because the German Army was the most professional, and best trained on the planet.

Even with that Koniev and Rokossovsky bled them so badly in the battles for Smolensk that the Germans lost their momentum.

After Barbarossa petered out, the Soviets went on the offensive. Their Operation Typhoon almost broke the German Army.

The Soviet generalship did fine. It was Stalin, and the commisars that caused the problems.

 

[Lesh]

The reason why they almost lost was because the German Army was the most professional, and best trained on the planet.

After Barbarossa petered out, the Soviets went on the offensive. Their Operation Typhoon almost broke the German Army.

The Soviet generalship did fine. It was Stalin, and the commisars that caused the problems.

The Soviet Army outnumbered the Germans hugely. Having inexperienced generals in charge meant that they couldn’t coordinate properly and were sliced and diced all the way across Russia. If the winter hadn’t slowed the Germans, they’d have lost Moscow and probably the war

 

[DStar777]

‘A Vladimir Putin aide has warned Donald Trump that he is "obliged" to fulfill promises he made during his presidential campaign to bring peace to Ukraine.

Russia responds to Donald Trump's alleged threat to strike Moscow

"I said, 'Vladimir, if you go after Ukraine, I am going to hit you so hard,'" the former president said in an interview.

www.newsweek.com

I wonder if Putin thinks Trump is "obliged" to carry out this promise.
One wonders.

 

[westwall]

The Soviet Army outnumbered the Germans hugely. Having inexperienced generals in charge meant that they couldn’t coordinate properly and were sliced and diced all the way across Russia. If the winter hadn’t slowed the Germans, they’d have lost Moscow and probably the war

You clearly don't know much about the eastern front. There was one single tank, a T-34, that held up Army Group Center for almost an entire day. Four men against almost 300,000.

The Soviets were trained to fight with WWI tactics. Pretty much ALL armies were.

The Gerrmans had moved on to WWII tactics. That gave them a huge edge till the rest of the world caught up to them.