Posted on 09/30/2025 9:00:00 PM PDT by ransomnote
well thats OK you know cause bony skulls got no nose.
BUT THEY'RE SO CUTE
So you finally saw that post.
She once placed a bag of dog poop on our front porch
I never DOO that.
Unless I set it on fire first and ring the doorbell 🔥💩👞
Yes.
+++++++++!!!!!!!!!!
Bikkuri wrote:
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Free speech does not pertain to this website.
It is a private website and the admin mods and the owner himself can run it the way they want.
I guess that is a bit over your understanding though.. too complicated for a troll like you.
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Well said!!!
Posting Blind:
Did anyone already mention President Trump’s statements about putting down 8 wars and ready to put down the 9th? He was animated about it - I think it is comms of some kind.
Best guess so far is Ukraine represents NATO’s 2nd, continued effort to make the United States its slave, after the first effort resulted in the Revolutionary War, in which George Washington served as Commander in Chief. In news a feisty news interview, Trump added Washington (Revolutionary War) to his prior mention of Abe Lincoln (Civil war - orchestrated around the world?).
Amazing to imagine all these wars come to a halt. I think these war resolutions are more evidence that the enemies who orchestrated them have been removed. If anyone else had another take on that conspicuous interview, please ping me.
The posited interpretation in [1] frames Trump's comments as a coded message about historical enslavement efforts by external forces (e.g., NATO/Ukraine as a modern Revolutionary War analogue) and suggests war resolutions indicate the removal of orchestrating enemies. However, 2025 sources indicate the "wars-shift" refers to Trump's claimed diplomatic resolutions of contemporary conflicts through direct leader engagements, economic leverage, and military posturing without escalation. This shift occurs via backchannel talks, ceasefires brokered in his second term, and avoidance of prolonged U.S. involvement, driven by his "peace through strength" doctrine to fulfill campaign promises, reduce global instability, and position himself for accolades like the Nobel. Fact-checks note embellishments, as some tensions persist. Interwebs discussions range from praise for his deal-making to skepticism of claims as PR spin or delusions. Below is a table of selected info from 2025 sources, ordered by date ascending.
| Date | Source | How the Shift is Occurring | Why It's Happening | Interwebs Discussion Excerpt |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 6, 2025 | NBC News article on Trump's Lincoln fixation | Trump references historical presidents in speeches, tying his actions to avoiding civil war-like divisions; uses media appearances to frame his diplomacy as superior. | To settle unresolved historical parallels (e.g., why Lincoln couldn't avert Civil War) and apply to modern peace efforts. | Users speculate Trump views himself as surpassing Lincoln/Washington in resolving "unsettled" conflicts, with some calling it narcissistic. |
| May 13, 2025 | X post on Trump's Saudi speech | Shift via repudiation of U.S. interventionism, crediting sovereign nations for their progress; aligns with multipolar partnerships. | To decouple from imperial hegemony, court Global South, and redefine U.S. role as partner, not dominator. | Discussions frame it as "sovereign reflexivity," boosting Trump's stature while isolating neocons; some see it as anti-globalist signal. |
| Jun 20, 2025 | X post on Trump's peace through strength | Occurs through military flexing without engagement, intelligence sharing (e.g., with Israel on Iran), and strategic positioning of U.S. forces. | To eliminate threats like Iran regime without direct war, restore U.S. respect, and focus on domestic enemies post-resolution. | Interwebs praise as "3D chess," keeping promises of no wars; critics accuse abandoners of lacking patience, tying to MAGA loyalty. |
| Jun 24, 2025 | X thread on Trump's war signals | Framing resolutions as "global harmonic events"; naming/owning conflicts to close escalation arcs quietly and strategically. | To avoid "trap timelines" of prolonged wars designed for escalation, signaling control over narratives. | Users interpret as avoiding deep state traps; some see it as owning meaning of wars for political gain. |
| Aug 18, 2025 | X post on Trump's war boasts | Via disputed ceasefires, tariffs, and troop drills (e.g., with South Korea); claims credit for frozen conflicts. | To counter perpetual war for control, but fact-checks show embellishments; driven by Nobel bid and anti-globalist stance. | Discussions call it "peace through perpetual war" irony; PolitiFact cited for debunking 2-3 real truces amid ongoing violence. |
| Aug 19, 2025 | X post on Trump stopping six wars | Through summits (e.g., Putin in Alaska), tracing corruption, and neutralizing deep state engines; control of facilities like HAARP. | To dismantle criminal empires fueling resets via displacement and collapse; exposes money laundering in conflicts like Ukraine. | Conspiratorial views: "controlled takedown"; elites panicking over lost war profits; media blackout signals Trump's real command. |
| Aug 27, 2025 | X post on impending war intervention | Activation of National Guard in states, exposing engineered wars (e.g., Ukraine); painful interventions for resolution. | To end deep state-orchestrated conflicts, achieve benevolent monarchy-style fixes beyond legislation. | Users warn of unseen war escalating; connects dots to NG deployments; some dismiss as alarmist, others prepare for "real" shift. |
| Sep 2, 2025 | CBS News on Trump's 6-7 wars claim | Brokered truces via repeated claims in speeches; record shows partial credits in frozen conflicts. | To tout first months' achievements, reduce U.S. casualties, and contrast with predecessors' endless wars. | Online debates: supporters hail as promise kept; skeptics point to ongoing issues, calling claims inflated. |
| Sep 23, 2025 | Instagram post on 7 wars ended | Rapid ceasefires in months via unspecified diplomacy (e.g., Cambodia-Thailand, Kosovo-Serbia). | To position as "President of Peace"; denies credit from nations like India, but claims overall resolution. | Discussions note lingering tensions (e.g., Israel-Iran); some celebrate MAGA wins, others mock as uncredited. |
| Sep 24, 2025 | CNN article on un-endable wars | Self-nomination via UN address; claims resolutions in seven conflicts, but fact-checks show no full ends. | For Nobel push and legacy; contrasts with "un-endable" label to highlight his unique approach. | Interwebs ridicule as self-aggrandizing; supporters defend as media bias against real progress. |
| Oct 2, 2025 | X post on seventh/eighth war | Direct talks leading to Middle East ceasefires; expanding to Gaza peace. | To achieve "overall peace" as honor and amazing feat; builds on prior resolutions. | Users speculate on Nobel snub; some tie to [1]-like enemy removal theories. |
| Oct 9, 2025 | The Hill on Nobel and 7 wars | Analyzing claims ahead of Nobel; partial credits in truces via mediation. | To claim deserved prize; questions how much true credit amid disputes. | Discussions: ahead of announcement, users debate legitimacy vs. exaggeration. |
| Oct 10, 2025 | Axios on eighth war (Gaza) | Hostage/prisoner trades and ceasefires via addresses (e.g., to Israeli parliament). | To tout settlements as milestones; positions as peacemaker saving lives. | Interwebs: allies campaign for Nobel; critics note violence eruptions post-claim. |
| Oct 13, 2025 | AP News fact-check on eight wars | Embellished numbers; some ceasefires via pressure, but not full ends. | For political narrative; contrasts with record showing ongoing issues. | Online: fact-checks fuel debates on truth vs. spin; supporters dismiss as fake news. |
| Oct 13, 2025 | X post on eighth war solved | Leader meetings and boasts in press; frames as personal skill in peace-making. | As honor and expertise; ties to Nobel snub discussions. | Users amplify as "President of Peace"; some echo [1]'s enemy removal idea. |
| Oct 15, 2025 | BBC on how many wars ended | Lists seven others (e.g., Israel-Iran, Pakistan-India); via diplomacy, but tensions remain. | To build legacy; questions actual U.S. role in non-involved conflicts. | Interwebs: skeptics call embellishment; fans list as evidence of shift. |
| Oct 17, 2025 | Guardian op-ed on Trump as peacemaker abroad but war-bringer home | Deploying troops domestically while claiming foreign peace (e.g., Ukraine retry); contrasts styles. | For Nobel hope, but warns of civil war provocation at home. | Discussions: analysts warn of second Civil War; ties to [1]'s historical nods. |
| Oct 21, 2025 | Daily Beast on Trump beating Washington/Lincoln | Rambling Rose Garden speech; economic pressure for ends, but fact-checked as embellished. | Anger at rankings; to dangle boasts over historical figures. | Users mock as delusional; some interpret as animated message per [1]. |
| Oct 21, 2025 | Yahoo News similar to above | Ceasefires via pressure, but violence erupts; boasts in speeches. | For self-comparison; fact-checks note incomplete resolutions. | Interwebs: calls "embellishment at best"; conspiracists link to removed enemies. |
| Oct 21, 2025 | Multiple Pravda/Trump sites on Washington/Lincoln quote | Direct talks (e.g., Zelenskyy); boasts of imminent Ukraine end. | To mock predecessors; positions as superior resolver. | Discussions: like a child boasting; EU fears direct Putin-Trump deal sans Ukraine. |
| Oct 21, 2025 | X post on Ukraine end soon | Bold speeches comparing to history; implies diplomatic push. | For headlines; sparks peace-maker vibe debates. | Users question if real or tall tale; ties to [1]'s animation as message. |
| Oct 21, 2025 | X posts on 8 wars ended | Interpreting as commander ready for action; not literal fire-putting. | For Israeli/Zionist interests per critic; sends sons to die. | Conspiratorial: not peace, but war for allies; echoes [1]'s enslavement theme. |
| Oct 21, 2025 | NEXTA X post on eight wars ended | Speech boasts; implies Ukraine as ninth via talks. | To spark headlines; delusional per some. | Mixed: praise vs. calls for BS; links to [1]'s war halts as evidence. |
| Oct 21, 2025 | X post on Ukraine as ninth | Lists frozen conflicts with little U.S. role; no real deals. | For campaign speeches; exists only in rhetoric. | Skeptics: won't finish ninth; echoes fact-checks on embellishments. |
| Oct 21-22, 2025 | Multiple X posts (e.g., Lord Bebo, Clash Report) on 8 wars quote | Rose Garden boasts; diplomatic pressure implied. | Ego-driven; ZIP code for narcissism per critics. | Debates: what does it mean? Delusional vs. peacemaker; some tie to [1]. |
Based on 2025 sources, the "8 wars" Trump claims to have "put down" are contemporary conflicts with claimed resolutions via his diplomacy (e.g., ceasefires, talks), though fact-checks note ongoing tensions or minimal U.S. role. The 9th is often Ukraine-Russia. Ordered by approximate start date ascending (earliest known phase). Concise columns: Country/Region (primary locus), Resolution (2025 outcome), Protagonists (main side A), Prot. Funders (supporters), Antagonists (main side B), Ant. Funders (supporters), Bellig. Changes (shifts in parties/alliances).
| Start Date | Country/Region | Resolution | Protagonists | Prot. Funders | Antagonists | Ant. Funders | Bellig. Changes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1947 | India-Pakistan (Kashmir) | Claimed ceasefire; denied by India | India | U.S. (partial arms) | Pakistan | China | U.S. shifts from mediator to observer; no major party additions. |
| 1979 | Israel-Iran (shadow war) | Claimed settlement; tensions persist | Israel | U.S. | Iran | Russia, proxies (Hezbollah) | U.S. provides intel/weapons to Israel; Iran regime weakened, no full capitulation. |
| 1988 | Armenia-Azerbaijan (Nagorno-Karabakh) | Claimed truce; Azerbaijan control | Armenia | Russia (arms) | Azerbaijan | Turkey | Russia reduces support; U.S. non-involved to claimed broker. |
| 1990s | DRC-Rwanda (M23/eastern Congo) | Claimed end to hacking violence; uncomfortable tension remains | DRC | UN, Western aid | Rwanda-backed M23 | Uganda (alleged) | Shift from ethnic militias to state proxies; U.S. claims resolution without direct role. |
| 1998 | Serbia-Kosovo (tensions) | Claimed peace deal | Kosovo | U.S., EU | Serbia | Russia | NATO from enforcer to sidelined; Trump claims credit for freeze. |
| 2008 | Thailand-Cambodia (border) | Claimed resolution; no recent flares | Thailand | U.S. allies | Cambodia | China | Border skirmishes halt; no funder shifts, U.S. minimal involvement. |
| 2020 | Egypt-Ethiopia (GERD/Nile dispute) | Claimed accord; water-sharing talks | Egypt | U.S., Gulf states | Ethiopia | China (dam funding) | From threats to negotiation; U.S. from observer to claimed mediator. |
| 2023 | Israel-Hamas (Gaza) | Hostage trades, ceasefire; violence erupts sporadically | Israel | U.S. | Hamas | Iran, Qatar (alleged) | U.S. shifts to heavy arms support; Hamas proxies reduced. |
| [ed.]current | Russia-Ukraine | Russian incursion | Russia | Russia, proxies | Ukraine | EU, NATO, US | current |
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Not slacking; I have been away and am way behind on the thread.
But I still be watchin’ ya’,boy...
Thank you , Foldie. I will read later when I am more awake
i think number 6 is wrong… some people need killing. murder of innocents should not happen
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