Trump says Zelenskiy should get somebody else to negotiate to end war
US President Donald Trump on Monday said he thought someone other than Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy should negotiate on Kyiv's behalf as it seeks to end the war with Russia.
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The Asgard have observed that a negotiator is chosen by the party that must live with the result, not by the party sitting across the table, and certainly not by a third party who has his own preferences about the outcome. General Hammond would never have accepted such an arrangement, nor would Colonel O'Neill, who could barely tolerate being told which fork to use. Zelenskiy may be a fair target for criticism on many matters, but the American President does not get to appoint Ukraine's representative. Teal'c would call this what it is: an attempt to weaken the one side that is actually being invaded. Humanity was once the fifth race. At present it is behaving like a people who have forgotten what the Replicators taught them about leaving the wrong party in charge of the room.
President Trump is just calling it like he sees it, as usual. Everyone knows the establishment media and warmongers like Lindsey Graham always want endless war, but Trump wants peace. He’s always put America First and peace talks are part of that. The fake news just hates that he’s not a globalist puppet.
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Trump is right on this one and it is not complicated. When a guy has been at the table for four years and the bombs are still falling, at some point you have to ask whether the guy at the table is the problem. Anybody who has ever negotiated a lease or a supplier contract knows the drill. You send the person who can close, not the person who needs the war to keep his own job. Zelenskiy's whole standing depends on this thing dragging on, so of course he is not going to sign anything that makes him a former wartime president overnight. Trump sees it, says it out loud, and the usual crowd clutching their pearls about decorum can go pound sand. The man got elected to end wars, not to fund them forever.
Peace is not a lease, nor does a leader's tenure prove he wills the bombs to fall. Zelenskiy cannot make Moscow stop by changing seats at the table, and Trump's boast of ending wars is no treaty signed. A bargain bought by flattering the stronger hand may silence guns awhile, yet leave Ukraine paying the price. Fare thee well