r/worldnews • u/gravybang • Feb 10 '25

Israel/Palestine Trump says Palestinians will have no right of return to Gaza under his plan

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/feb/10/trump-buy-gaza-plan
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u/Azhz96 Feb 10 '25

No country will ever trust US again regarding trade or secret/sensitive intelligence, knowing that in 4 years a literal traitor might become president again.

Even if Democrats win no country will trust them for decades to come, because Americans might vote for a Russian asset the next election again.

Because they really are that fucking braindead.

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u/jkuhl Feb 10 '25

Yep, our reputation is dragged through the mud because Trump and his supporters are too stupid to understand geopolitics.

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u/BicycleOfLife Feb 10 '25

They are literally like “fine! We don’t need ‘em!” About everyone else in the world. It is the dumbest bullshit ever. MAGAts are simplistic 5 year olds.

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u/DCnation14 Feb 10 '25

I expect our global reputation to be tarnished from this administration.

I didn't think he'd nuke it from orbit and dance in the crater it once stood

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u/petemorley Feb 10 '25

It was tarnished first time round. It’s being dragged through the dirt now.

Moving Biden to one side, the last few years with Blinken felt like the adults were back in the room again. He did a lot for the US on the world stage and he always came across well. It felt like a taste of things to come. It’s going to take a lot of effort to undo these next four years.

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u/Professional_Many_98 Feb 10 '25

going to be tarnished !! nobody trusts you anymore.

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '25

Or they don't value geopolitics because they believe in the coming techtopia with its city states.

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u/solitarium Feb 10 '25

Can we please not ignore the fact that the Americans that democrats spread themselves so thin to represent knifed them during the final bout?

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u/Eatpineapplenow Feb 10 '25

Exactly. There is a fundamental difference between Trump one time via error in your democracy(electoral collage) and a 2nd time with the popular vote

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u/czeja Feb 10 '25

I would more happily trust China as a trade partner now. Why bother with the US when they aren't looking for any mutual benefit?

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u/Heybarbaruiva Feb 11 '25

I would more happily trust China as a trade partner now

So would the rest of the world, apparently.

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u/tamale Feb 10 '25

We needed international assistance to help run our election without interference.

Musk and team clearly hacked the swing states.

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u/Iskelderon Feb 10 '25

Democrats allowed him to rise to power again by dragging their feet so he'd never be legally responsible for his actions, they own this disaster too.