Tell me how Trump wouldn't have destroyed the petro dollar too?

[Rio]

Trump wasn't opposed to sanctions, or trade wars.

Trump made cuba sanctions worse after obama tried to end them, he sanctioned Venezuela, he started the whole lets have a trade war with china.

You think Trump wouldn't have sanctioned russia and tried to seize its assets?

You think he wouldn't have let gaza happen? His actions may be what lead to oct 7th. Him moving the capital and tried to make the world forget palestine. Oct 7th in part stopped the deal of normalization between Israel and saudi arabia/middle east.

"Between 2018 and 2021, the Trump administration imposed more than 1,500 sanctions on Iran or on foreign companies or individuals who did business with Iran."


Tell me how Trump wouldn't have been the president of Sanctions as well? The Sanctions that lead to the rise of Brics

[permanent name]

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Of course trump understands it, he bragged about stealing syria's oil.

And there people saying they had to hide the nuke codes from him, because he wanted to nuke the middle east.

Trump had an iran guy killed while he was going on a peace meeting. A war crime.

Thats why I say, every president since bush is a war criminal.

an economy that doesn't scale down is like a nuclear reactor that's always critical.

hiding the fuel rods from the president isn't going to change the fact that we all live in chernobyl.

either the country is honest with itself about what it does, or the president's job is to convince the american public that they aren't all criminals. and to pick and choose who they want to legitimize, and who they want to put in poverty jail.

obviously you're going to put the people who control the military economy, and who decide your fate by extension, at the top of your priority list. even if you don't want to, like obama and biden. who are doing it anyway, noses turned up as they throw the baby their bombs blew out of their mother's womb in the garbage.

[Hairy Hands Harry]

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Obama was anti-war.
I don't think people really understand the US.

Obama anti-war lol? Wasn't he the first drone strike president. ...

LOL Hell No. Bush started them. Right after 9/11. Obama continued them. Then Trump ramped them up while he was in office. He loosened the rules for when they could be used and stopped reporting any civilian deaths. Trump did many more strikes than Obama did. Biden tightened up those rules that Trump had loosened.

[Vote Quimby]

For some reason they think that sanctions actually works. It only destroys everything that was build before. Nobody in his mind will go like: "ok you are right, lets trade in US dollar again".
Not gonna happen.
Yet they keep pushing this stupid agenda.
The heavier the cabinet, the louder it falls.

[C4Warr10r]

The Petro Dollar is based entirely in the threat of US force. Nobody trades oil without our world-beating navy protecting or policing them. As it was, Trump freed US oil production, allowing us to become the largest producer in the world, and there were ZERO wars or threats about it. Nobody in their right mind would argue against that sort of Pax Americana, or cheaper fuel prices. They simply wouldn't have any ground to stand on.

But now that the Left has reintroduced instability and nonsense into the world, sure, there's a case to be made for the failure of every other economy to blame anyone else. Your hypotheses amount to nothing, because we already saw the results.

Why in the hell would we ever go with your hypothesis, which presents a non-unique harm, when we already had something better? You're basically saying that all this ♥♥♥♥ was inevitable, thus ensuring both war and economic ruin? If that's the case, MAGA all the way. We should take care of THIS country first,

I don't see what sort of point you're trying to make, here, other than the idea that other countries are maybe pissed off at the US. If they're that pissed off, they can stop asking for money, and protection, and maybe they should direct that hatred towards the same Left that keeps ruining their countries.

[Dutchgamer1982]

trump reminds me of this type of player we all met in online browser games.. you know ogame or ikariam..erepublik or many like it...

some halfway mediocrate player.. usually like in top top 100.. but barely on spot 98... and has not been playing longer than 2 months...
big mouth from the sideline claiming the are the best ever.. and that all others do is wrong.. eventually sweeping up enough idiots to barely win the votte to win... than basicly aliante every alliance... while also turning every tough contact in an active war.. tossing other plays years of achievements away in his grand ilusions.. than get hit himself once.. basicly looses only a fraction of what all his teammates were loosing all the time looses his ♥♥♥♥ about that and goes all mental against his fellow teammates... when they remind him he had them suffer far far worse and that is only fair he finally feels what his behavior is doing... as he was not listening..
than such a character ragequits.. and is never seen again....
such players ruin everything they touch..

[temps]

You think Trump wouldn't have sanctioned russia and tried to seize its assets?

Yeah, people are often saying Trump is friendly with Putin or whatever.

I'm aware sanctions were put on Russia during his term, but I think that was because Democrats were enraged because they believed in that conspiracy theory that Russia interfered in US elections to help Donald Trump win. The Democrats are the anti-Russia party, and the sanctions against Russia etc were a big part of the demise of the petrodollar.

Also, Trump was more friendly with Saudi Arabia than Biden. I think he could have kept the petrodollar going a while longer, yes.

But overall, the eagerness of the US to put sanctions on whatever country refuses to follow their demands (Russia, Iran, North Korea, Cuba, etc) is what destroyed the petrodollar. The US should have had a more humble and restrained foreign policy and then the dollar would have stayed healthy for longer.

[Rio]

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You think Trump wouldn't have sanctioned russia and tried to seize its assets?

Yeah, people are often saying Trump is friendly with Putin or whatever.

I'm aware sanctions were put on Russia during his term, but I think that was because Democrats were enraged because they believed in that conspiracy theory that Russia interfered in US elections to help Donald Trump win. The Democrats are the anti-Russia party, and the sanctions against Russia etc were a big part of the demise of the petrodollar.

Also, Trump was more friendly with Saudi Arabia than Biden. I think he could have kept the petrodollar going a while longer, yes.

But overall, the eagerness of the US to put sanctions on whatever country refuses to follow their demands (Russia, Iran, North Korea, Cuba, etc) is what destroyed the petrodollar. The US should have had a more humble and restrained foreign policy and then the dollar would have stayed healthy for longer.

If trump was putin friendly, why did he do this?

12/20/17 "Trump gives green light to selling lethal arms to Ukraine "

https://thehill.com/policy/international/365906-trump-administration-approves-lethal-arms-sales-to-ukraine/

Is The Ukraine war not part Trump's fault?

[Sir Seanicus, Esq.]

Qadafi made the mistake of being a small fish in a giant ocean when he made his move with the gold backed dinar. Of course, the petrodollar elite staged a coup and killed him over it.