Trump Victory May Turn Ukraine to Nuclear Weapons?" w/ Phil Ittner - Thom Hartmann

[Rhiannon12866]

Phil Ittner reports from Europe, where a rising 'America First' sentiment in the U.S. is sparking serious talk of European self-reliance—and even a potential European confederacy. With Trump's NATO stance and whispers of Ukraine possibly reviving its nuclear program, fear and uncertainty are spreading across the continent.

As Ukrainians continue their fight, they face a harsh dilemma: escalate or lose ground. And as Trump's ties to Putin raise more questions, Ittner wonders how he’ll face the people of Kyiv when he returns. What does this mean for the future of global alliances? - Aired on 11/14/2024.

[lapfog_1]

1. more likely is that Putin will use tactical nukes soon after jan 20th

after all, donny dipshit said do whatever you want... and it's time to end the war

[rampartd]

2. wouldn't you be looking for the most powerful weapons powerful?

the ukrainians, and our nato allies, know exactly where they stand.. no one lost more last week than they did.

i've been defending the palestinians at least to the "humane treatment" level forever. i now don't care at this point if trump turned dearborn into gaza.

[MagaSmash]

3. and THIS is how World War III Eventually Started. They'll engrave that into rocks; as the Internet won't exist anymore..

[burrowowl]

4. K&R