Will Xi Drop Putin Like a Steaming Poo Poo Platter?

[schmidlap]

Alas no. This is the new Axis. The future bodes ill.

At least, the U.S. will be ready for any more goon attacks on Congress attempting to deny the People their democratic prerogative.

 

[schmidlap]

Definitely not.

Xi sees an opportunity to turn Russia into a bit of an economic puppet State.

Xi dumping the liability and exerting control over the pariah nation are not mutually exclusive.

 

[Lesh]

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/post-politics/wp/2016/03/21/donald-trump-reveals-foreign-policy-team-in-meeting-with-the-washington-post/

Ohhh Trump.

Yea...he spent most of his Presidency undermining NATO

 

[Meathead]

At least, the U.S. will be ready for any more goon attacks on Congress attempting to deny the People their democratic prerogative.

Yeah, that's going to be the big problem this century. There's a slow-moving tragedy unfolding before out eyes, the consequences of which will be felt for decades, and you're worried about a protest in DC that happened over a year ago.

 

[schmidlap]

Yeah, that's going to be the big problem this century. There's a slow-moving tragedy unfolding before out eyes, the consequences of which will be felt for decades, and you're worried about a protest in DC that happened over a year ago.

You should not worry about Trump's unprecedented goon attack on Congress. His goons failed to defeat democracy, and are being prosecuted, convicted, and confessing.

Meanwhile, Russia has inflicted irreparable harm on itself.

The Cry Baby Loser's "savvy genius" has seriously damaged Russia, and Biden's coordinating a powerful response by NATO (that Trump had constantly whined about) and other democratic nations has most Republicans on board.

REUTERS U.S. Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell said on Tuesday that Republicans largely support President Joe Biden's actions toward Russia over its invasion of Ukraine..."I think there's broad support for the President in what he's doing now... we're all together behind the Ukrainian people. We're thrilled at the changes that have occurred within NATO, and I think I've seen our country pretty unified. As a matter of fact, the whole world seems to be unified."​

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Of course, there will be the obligatory partisan mewling, but we'll see Republicans and Democrats alike enthusiastically applauding Joe "Speak Softly and Carry a Big Stick" Biden's statesmanship, where the Pootyphile's "Bray Loudly, But Clam Up on the Witness Stand" Trump's selective vapid bravado would have been an ineffectual embarrassment for the United States.

Maybe, the Cry Baby Loser should try to redeem himself by redeploying his vanquished January 6 goon squad to Kyiv.

... "We all know what Putin wants, and he said so publicly: He wants to reconstitute the USSR and pull back in his orbit all the countries that were in it before," said Sen. Jim Risch of Idaho, the top Republican on the Foreign Relations Committee. “This is a seminal moment.”​

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But even some of the Trump’s staunch supporters are parting ways with the former president after he called Putin's invasion tactics “genius.”​

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https://www.wtsp.com/article/news/n...utin/507-6b76f831-0e49-494e-be4d-e49ac441a598​

 

[Meathead]

You should not worry about Trump's unprecedented goon attack on Congress. His goons failed to defeat democracy, and are being prosecuted, convicted, and confessing.

Meanwhile, Russia has inflicted irreparable harm on itself.

The Cry Baby Loser's "savvy genius" has seriously damaged Russia, and Biden's coordinating a powerful response by NATO (that Trump had constantly whined about) and other democratic nations has most Republicans on board.

REUTERS U.S. Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell said on Tuesday that Republicans largely support President Joe Biden's actions toward Russia over its invasion of Ukraine..."I think there's broad support for the President in what he's doing now... we're all together behind the Ukrainian people. We're thrilled at the changes that have occurred within NATO, and I think I've seen our country pretty unified. As a matter of fact, the whole world seems to be unified."​

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Of course, there will be the obligatory partisan mewling, but we'll see Republicans and Democrats alike enthusiastically applauding Joe "Speak Softly and Carry a Big Stick" Biden's statesmanship, where the Pootyphile's "Bray Loudly, But Clam Up on the Witness Stand" selective vapid bravado would have been an ineffectual embarrassment for the United States.

Maybe, the Cry Baby Loser should try to redeem himself by redeploying his vanquished January 6 goon squad to Kyiv.

... "We all know what Putin wants, and he said so publicly: He wants to reconstitute the USSR and pull back in his orbit all the countries that were in it before," said Sen. Jim Risch of Idaho, the top Republican on the Foreign Relations Committee. “This is a seminal moment.”​

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But even some of the Trump’s staunch supporters are parting ways with the former president after he called Putin's invasion tactics “genius.”​

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https://www.wtsp.com/article/news/n...utin/507-6b76f831-0e49-494e-be4d-e49ac441a598​

I'm worried about us putting an adult diapered lightweight against a black belt and a rising superpower. The world should be too.

We need a strong leader now and we haven't got one. Brandon reminds me of Carter but in a far more serious situation than Muslims who wear their diapers on their heads could deliver.

 

[22lcidw]

You should not worry about Trump's unprecedented goon attack on Congress. His goons failed to defeat democracy, and are being prosecuted, convicted, and confessing.

Meanwhile, Russia has inflicted irreparable harm on itself.

The Cry Baby Loser's "savvy genius" has seriously damaged Russia, and Biden's coordinating a powerful response by NATO (that Trump had constantly whined about) and other democratic nations has most Republicans on board.

REUTERS U.S. Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell said on Tuesday that Republicans largely support President Joe Biden's actions toward Russia over its invasion of Ukraine..."I think there's broad support for the President in what he's doing now... we're all together behind the Ukrainian people. We're thrilled at the changes that have occurred within NATO, and I think I've seen our country pretty unified. As a matter of fact, the whole world seems to be unified."​

​

Of course, there will be the obligatory partisan mewling, but we'll see Republicans and Democrats alike enthusiastically applauding Joe "Speak Softly and Carry a Big Stick" Biden's statesmanship, where the Pootyphile's "Bray Loudly, But Clam Up on the Witness Stand" Trump's selective vapid bravado would have been an ineffectual embarrassment for the United States.

Maybe, the Cry Baby Loser should try to redeem himself by redeploying his vanquished January 6 goon squad to Kyiv.

... "We all know what Putin wants, and he said so publicly: He wants to reconstitute the USSR and pull back in his orbit all the countries that were in it before," said Sen. Jim Risch of Idaho, the top Republican on the Foreign Relations Committee. “This is a seminal moment.”​

​

But even some of the Trump’s staunch supporters are parting ways with the former president after he called Putin's invasion tactics “genius.”​

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https://www.wtsp.com/article/news/n...utin/507-6b76f831-0e49-494e-be4d-e49ac441a598​

They had Ak 47's, bazookas, grenades, and other modern weapons.

 

[BWK]

Yeah, that's going to be the big problem this century. There's a slow-moving tragedy unfolding before out eyes, the consequences of which will be felt for decades, and you're worried about a protest in DC that happened over a year ago.

They tried to overthrow a legal election with a coup. Everyone should be worried about it. That coup was manufactured by their leader who wants to scrap the Constitution and Democracy. Just look at what they are doing with the 2022 elections. They have enough laws in place to render our elections useless.

 

[xyz]

China does not want WWIII. They want to sell their goods. They're not interested in occupying the whole world, just a few nearby regions.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

Xi dumping the liability and exerting control over the pariah nation are not mutually exclusive.

So China is going to drop them, but also do business with them.

Not sure that one checks out.

 

[wamose]

Right now, Putin is auditioning for Xi. In the end, Xi will use his ass and then drop him flat the minute he doesn't need him anymore. Biden isn't ready for either of those two.

 

[Lesh]

Right now, Putin is auditioning for Xi. In the end, Xi will use his ass and then drop him flat the minute he doesn't need him anymore.

You got that part right

 

[schmidlap]

I'm worried about us putting an adult diapered lightweight against a black belt and a rising superpower.

You may have missed the 2020 U.S. presidential election.

The American electorate eagerly replaced the failed casino operator and faded reality tv performer with an experienced statesman who knows how to lead a coalition of NATO and other advanced democratic nations.

"Works well with others" is an essential attribute.

"WHAAAA! Why are they squeezing my wee hands? WHAAA!"

Back to the thread's topic - Will Xi Drop Putin Like a Steaming Poo Poo Platter? - that could well be the case:
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... The Russian invasion likely does not sit well with Beijing's leadership. If it knew beforehand, it now risks being perceived as an enabler of Russian aggression. On the contrary, if China's leadership was truly blindsided, that suggests a failure on the part of its intelligence and foreign policy ministries.​

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If true, such duplicity, along with the glare of international opprobrium, could force China's leadership to re-evaluate its relationship with Russia. The conclusion may be that it is too much of a political burden — especially since China's economy relies very little on Russia but is dependent on Western trade.In just a week since the fighting started, the geopolitical landscape has rapidly changed, a shift that leaves China on the losing end. Meanwhile, Russia's aggression has succeeded in galvanizing the U.S., the European Union and Japan — precisely the same coalition that Washington has sought to contain China.​

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Continuing to stand by the Kremlin — especially if the assault on Ukraine becomes increasingly brutal, as seems likely — could also lend fodder to Beijing's critics abroad.​

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I know, Volodymyr! You keep reminding me!
You didn't fold when vital military funding was withheld to
pressure you to contrive fake criminal charges against me!
Your were a righteous dude then, as well!
We'll punish the 'savvy genius'!"




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[bendog]

Mr. Putin and Mr. Xi met for the 38th time since Mr. Xi became China’s leader, declaring that the friendship between their countries had “no limits.”​

(The last meeting, Chairman Xi's Winter Olympic Games in Beijing, were conspicuously befouled by the "ROC"'s cheating in women's figure skating - an embarrassing distraction from China's self-promotion.)​

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With the concerted, impactful actions by democratic nations punishing the Rooskie savage for his depravity in Ukraine, the KGB thug is increasingly dependent upon the Middle Kingdom, yet Xi's global designs require that he not blatantly show contempt for democratic values by propping up the repugnant Poot.

Jinping's ambition is ruthless, and as subtle as an enigmatic fortune cookie. Vlady's is ruthless, and as subtle as a ten-megaton borscht fart concealed in a matryoshka doll.

Mr. Putin has forced China into the awkward position of explaining how the invasion does not violate the principle of respect for national sovereignty that is, officially, a pillar of China’s foreign policy.​

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“They must feel like they’ve been played.” (John Culver, a retired CIA China Specialist.)​

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China must also view the punishment being inflicted upon Russia with Taiwan in mind. The paradigm will have been established and rehearsed.

One thing is for certain. You will not see Xi picking up on the aberrant view of Putin as being "savvy" or a "genius."

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That is because Xi is pretty savvy. He doesn't want the world telling him what to do in Xinjaing, Honk Kong or Taiwan.

 

[Meathead]

You may have missed the 2020 U.S. presidential election.

The American electorate eagerly replaced the failed casino operator and faded reality tv performer with an experienced statesman who knows how to lead a coalition of NATO and other advanced democratic nations.

"Works well with others" is an essential attribute.

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"WHAAAA! Why are they squeezing my wee hands? WHAAA!"

Back to the thread's topic - Will Xi Drop Putin Like a Steaming Poo Poo Platter? - that could well be the case:
​

... The Russian invasion likely does not sit well with Beijing's leadership. If it knew beforehand, it now risks being perceived as an enabler of Russian aggression. On the contrary, if China's leadership was truly blindsided, that suggests a failure on the part of its intelligence and foreign policy ministries.​

​

If true, such duplicity, along with the glare of international opprobrium, could force China's leadership to re-evaluate its relationship with Russia. The conclusion may be that it is too much of a political burden — especially since China's economy relies very little on Russia but is dependent on Western trade.In just a week since the fighting started, the geopolitical landscape has rapidly changed, a shift that leaves China on the losing end. Meanwhile, Russia's aggression has succeeded in galvanizing the U.S., the European Union and Japan — precisely the same coalition that Washington has sought to contain China.​

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Continuing to stand by the Kremlin — especially if the assault on Ukraine becomes increasingly brutal, as seems likely — could also lend fodder to Beijing's critics abroad.​

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I know, Volodymyr! You keep reminding me!
You didn't fold when vital military funding was withheld to
pressure you to contrive fake criminal charges against me!
Your were a righteous dude then, as well!
We'll punish the 'savvy genius'!"




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You really want to use the words "failed" or "faded" while defending Brandon?!

LOLO

 

[FA_Q2]

Not a chance. What a silly thing to think.

 

[Lesh]

You really want to use the words "failed" or "faded" while defending Brandon?!

LOLO

When talking about the twice Impeached Trump...who has had how many bankruptcies?

Failed works perfectly

 

[FA_Q2]

Mr. Putin has forced China into the awkward position of explaining how the invasion does not violate the principle of respect for national sovereignty that is, officially, a pillar of China’s foreign policy.​

LOL.

Sure he has. This is such a central pillar to their principals that China still demands Taiwan is actually part of China.

 

[Meathead]

When talking about the twice Impeached Trump...who has had how many bankruptcies?

Failed works perfectly

Four bankruptcies out of 100 businesses. You probably don't do math well, but that's a 96% success rate. The impeachments had a 100% failure rate in removing him from office btw. For Trump that's a 100% success rate, again since you find math such a challenge.

 

[Lesh]

Four bankruptcies out of 100 businesses. You probably don't do math well, but that's a 96% success rate. The impeachments had a 100% failure rate in removing him from office btw. For Trump that's a 100% success rate, again since you find math such a challenge.

Twice Impeached....

He set records...for Impeachments and for number of votes to Impeach from his own party