Trump’s ‘Plans’ [?]

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So now, Trump’s Negotiators say it's time to walk away from the table. After giving Russia everything they want as a result of having invaded Ukraine and insisting Zelensky and Ukraine concede to these concessions, the Trump Team is done negotiating and it's time for Zelensky to accept the terms. 

Zelensky, for his part and on behalf of Ukraine, says there’s nothing here to discuss and Ukraine will battle on to maintain Ukrainian independence. There’s no concession here on the part of Zelensky and Ukraine. They insist upon Ukrainian independence. 

‘We been very active...’ ‘the terms are explicit’ VP J.D. Vance 

 Explicit – the terms are Explicit (!) 

Vice President JD Vance told reporters in India on Wednesday: "We have engaged in an extraordinary amount of diplomacy and on-the-ground work. We really tried to understand things from the perspectives of both Ukrainians and Russians. I think that we put together a very fair proposal." 

"It's time for them to either say yes or for the United States to walk away from this process. The current lines, somewhere close to them is where you're ultimately, I think, going to draw the new lines in the conflict." 

It’s all just a lot of words – No Relief for Ukraine 

Zelinsky Cannot Accept the Terms as they are – the Ukranian Constitution acknowledges Crimea as Ukraine. 

Considering the Negotiations failure, Russia has begun to issue Nuclear Warnings about its perceived Rights to deploy Nuclear Weapons. 

Wonderful. 

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Now to the Trump Economic Plan [?] 

Ken Griffen, Mega Maga Donor, is often referred to as ‘The Most Important Man on Wall St.’ 

Griffen explains that on the Global Scene, the U.S. Economy is the United States’ Brand. ‘The most successful Economic Brand for decades.' 

‘Trump is damaging the Brand’ [USA], Griffen says. 

Prior to becoming a TV Personality, Nicole Wallace was the Communications Director for the George W. Bush White House. So, her White House Job was to comprehend and Communicate, the Geo. W. Bush Economic Policy. Her take on the Trump Economic Policy - 

‘It’s all facade and bluster – there's Nothing There’. 

Wonderful.  

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