Transactional Trump is selling to Putin

 In the rantings of a stupid person, it is clear to see the strategy in the air vent between Trumps ears. Just let him rumble on and stagger and stutter, his limited vocabulary jumping from one unfinished sentence to the next, something of an idea can sometimes emerge from the orange sweaty crevice. He knows he is not supposed to say he wants Putin to win the war, he knows he has got to be politically savvy speaking to the media but he lacks the acumen and the wherewithal to not give the game away in such a "low IQ" manner. 

Donald Trump is a narcissistic infant that craves acceptance from the powerful and the rich. A notable psychiatrist would have plenty to say (and have already) on the matter. His second most want is money. Money equals power to Donald Trump. He sees the prospect of owning property in Gaza and the oil in Greenland. Not for America's benefit. But for Donald Trumps. 

It should be of major concern to the people of the free world when there is a closed door meeting or phone call between the Orange one and a ruthless dictator that will walk intellectual rings around the President of America. This was clear in 2018 with the two of them standing at the podium together, Trump looking the ever more obedient dog subservient to strong man Putin agreeing with every whim. In 2025 it does not appear to have changed. 

Trump all but stated that Ukraine was at fault for the war despite them being the ones invaded, attacked Ukrainian President Zelensky for not having an election and his poor approval ratings and complained about funding to Nato and the country under siege. 

It would be easy for Putin to sway an already smitten Trump, but throw an extra dollar in terms of property development on the agreement and you will have Trump Kiev hotels and Donetsk golf resorts for the KGB.

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