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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/25054328
Summary
Trump’s confrontational approach to U.S. allies—threatening tariffs, pushing Canada and Mexico, and pressuring Colombia—risks alienating key partners.
Analysts warn this could push nations toward China, which is eager to capitalize on diplomatic rifts. Panama, after Trump’s canal threat, opened talks with Beijing.
Critics argue Trump’s aggressive diplomacy weakens trust, while supporters claim it reinforces U.S. strength. Despite the rhetoric, some policies, like repatriation flights to Colombia, remain unchanged.
Experts caution that isolating allies may bolster China’s global influence at America’s expense.
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Finally some good news.
USA: “we can do whatever we want, everyone fucking loves America! They will pay whatever we want to stay on side, they don’t have any other options”
Other options: *rubbing hands together and cackling menacingly
Why are they cackling menacingly?
Because they are evil foreigners obviously.
Schadenfreude.
I mean, even many US TikTok users jumped straight onto Red Note. I’m not saying I trust China, but living in a US-allied country, I most definitely don’t trust the US right now.
It’s time! Ready, the clippers fire up the East Indian Trading Company
Fuck around and find out I guess. America will become a land locked economy soon enough as no other nations will want to do business with them since they can’t be trusted.
Self sanctioning is a bold move on their end. Let’s see how this plays out cotton.
Which is exactly what Russia wants. This whole thing is organized by Putin for this reason.
Have the BlueAnon conspiracy theorists made Putin into a cartoon villain now? Is Putler Lex Luthor or Doctor Doom?
