The new board of peace
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It makes sense if you try to think like Trump. It keeps him in shaping the world after he leaves office, and probably at a handsome salary and the chance to make mega-deals. As a subsidiary benefit it challenges the UN to be what they should be.
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It makes sense if you try to think like Trump. It keeps him in shaping the world after he leaves office, and probably at a handsome salary and the chance to make mega-deals. As a subsidiary benefit it challenges the UN to be what they should be.
@Mik said in The new board of peace:
It makes sense if you try to think like Trump. It keeps him in shaping the world after he leaves office, and probably at a handsome salary and the chance to make mega-deals. As a subsidiary benefit it challenges the UN to be what they should be.
I'd be surprised if he lives that long. He does not look or sound healthy.
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Sir Tony Blair, former U.K. prime minister
In light of Trump’s derisive remarks disparaging the combat role of Nato troops played in Afghanistan, it would behoove Sir Tony to resign immediately from Trump’s dubious and self styled Peace entity. I seem to recall that British and Canadian troops were charged with securing and holding the two most active combat zones in the conflict, Hellman province and Kandahar.
An immediate summons to No. 10 for Mr. Blair would be appropriate and in order.
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He's actually managed to get Keir Starmer to say something unequivocal. Not an easy task.
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@Renauda I thought he disqualified himself over a decade ago. What I think doesn't count.
"Small potatoes" in whatever balance of forces that keeps this man in power.
