18 February, 11:06
Forgive the analogy, but Trump's negotiations with Putin resemble a dialogue between God and the Devil πΌπβthe one who is supposedly "evil" but, in reality, just does the dirty work ποΈπ§Ή and strengthens the image of "good" β¨.
I'm not speaking in terms of good and evil βοΈ, but in terms of gains and losses ππΈ. Putin and all of Russia ππ·πΊ serve as the perfect punching bag π₯ for the USA. He plays the role of America's antagonist, but in reality, he is its biggest admirer π€©, imitator πͺ, and constant sponsor π°.
Every one of his failures π turns into a win for the USA π΅:
πΉ Sanctions? The American military-industrial complex celebrates π―π£!
πΉ Russiaβs economic decline? Investors flock to the dollar π΅πββοΈ!
πΉ The collapse of allied regimes? The U.S. expands its influence ππ¦
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Putin, in every one of his scandals π€‘, consistently brings money to the U.S., while America "fights" him in a way that always ensures a profit π°.
Let's say this is just a conspiracy theory π§, but why couldnβt it be true? After all, it's much easier to control an enemy πΉοΈ than to fight an unpredictable opponent π±πβ¦