Donnie Boy wants—demands—that Europe reimburse him for the aid the United States has provided to Ukraine. It’s pure hijacking.

Had he already forgotten that he sent Scott Bessent—his yappy dog—to extort Ukrainian raw materials in exchange for that aid at the beginning of his secund term. An extorsion with no time limit attached. A pseudo-aid that, moreover, was primarily used by the Ukrainians to purchase weapons from American manufacturers. And today he can no longer pull the rug (a metaphor of financial and military aid) from under Zelensky’s feet : he has already stop the money flow, two years ago, without any serious reason whatsoever (except that Zelensky was not wearing a tie when he came visiting him in the Oval Office).

One might have thought—as Paul Krugman notes in his latest Substack article—that Donnie Trumpoleon no longer held any cards in his hand to pressure Ukraine into going easy on long range drones attacks againgst Russian refining capacity. But no. That was to overlook the twisted mind of that bidet’s scraping inhabiting the White House.

@Ursula : why don’t you ask European banks to sell off a good chunk of that US debt they hold—debt that is starting to smell like absolute shit and whose rates are rising abnormally these days ? Do you really want / Are you ready to sink with Trumpoleon and his monkey’s gang ?

Слава Україні ! Ебать Путина and fuck Donnie Boy…

Inflation is accelerating 

Interest rates stay high

Big profits for ploutocrats

Meanwhile, Scott Bessent is refinancing long-term debt with short-term debt—basically using a credit card to pay off a mortgage. And Dumpty Boy is importing minced meat from God knows where to drive down prices of beef. And its so-called tariffs policy, which was supposed to bring the industry back to the United States, is a complete failure.

Take, for instance, the idea of ​​replacing all the electromagnetic catapults on US Navy aircraft carriers with the good old steam-powered system. The cost? Between one and two billion dollars per carrier and the United states has twelve aircraft carriers at sea. But this figure does not include bribes and under-the-table payments.

Because there’s just one question to ask — much like with the Washington Reflecting Pool, another big success of our Great Expert : is Donnie Boy thinking about throwing some work to his cronies ? Without a competitive bidding process, of course. To some enterprise who has supported him (financially) during his campain ? Donald Trump is the Rotten President and the president of the rottens.We must expect the worst.

Aren’t there more urgent matters ? What’s about cease fire with Iran ? What’s about the price of my tomatoes/ my rent/ my wealth insurance ? And what about the definitive and complete release of ALL uncensored Epstein’s files ?

NATO’s heads of state won’t provoke United-States power. Even if they might well be somewhat annoyed by the inanities their senile uncle is saying, crazy and outrageous things, but he shouldn’t be taken seriously. Trumpoleon wants to get his big mitts on Greenland again ? Would you be kind enough to change his diaper, James David…

Does he want to reignite the war with Iran? They are going to explain to him once again how he is alienating the Global South, the Arab allies and his old friend Xi by bombing it — yet again! Come and play golf, try your par, we’ll take care of Ormuz.  In the meantime, oil prices are skyrocketing. Every action causes a reaction. You’ve already tried that one, Donnie boy. Try something else.

Senile, I tell you, whisper the erstwhile NATO allies. In the meantime, Emmanuel, Giorgina and friends are experiencing autonomy. They are learning to stand on their own two feet again while giving the finger to the old uncle with the limp dick. Nobody is afraid of the big bas bad woolf (i.e USA) anymore…

Is this pragmatism? No, it is outright theft, with no economic justification whatsoever (for the moment). Moreover, since his re-election, Trump has shown a tendency—to a greater or lesser extent—to confuse his own pocket with the public purse, which makes me doubly wary.

JD Vance touts his beloved president’s economic pragmatism. Actually for Donnie, all it would take is  to  be interested in the subject. (I mean: for more than thirty seconds between two rounds of golf and a blowjob from Melissa or Melania or whatever her name is) and to genuinely want to regulate this new… thing.

But they are all incapable of that in this administration. Regulation means not only taking the time to draft laws after consultation with experts but also scrutinizing how these laws are implemented—and then, based on the results, either staying the course or correcting the trajectory. It’s the B-A BA of the president’s job.

Donald Trump is a total slacker. And a skiver can’t be a pragmatist.

Anyway… Phew! Every one could see right through it all Trump’s turpitudes. His disguise of corrupting people and friends of him with public money was too obvious. The subterfuge was doomed to fail.

The raw facts and reality still resist to Mr. NotMyPresident for a while, which makes him nervous, but nobody gives a damn for this moron. Like in his private war  against Iran. Like his economics. Just a little more effort, and we’ll end up throwing him out the window.

According to the latest Consumer Price Index tomato prices are up about 40 % over a year ago. Something as basic as buying fresh vegetables is starting to become a serious financial decision for our families, mister NotMyPresident.

How can someone be so stupid about economics? By terrorizing all the hicks working in American tomato fields with ICE troops. By revoking the duty-free entry of Mexican tomatoes under pressure of large American producers. And finally, by increasing transportation and logistics costs through a war in Iran, thus repeating the post-COVID problems in supply chains.

Here are the three economic reasons explaining the soaring prices of these red orbs, more than for any other food product. including coffee (up 18.5%), beef roasts (up 17.8%) fish and seafood (up 12%).

Inflation is like a tax. It certainly doesn’t require congressional approval, but it doesn’t benefit anyone. Certainly not the administration, which is going to be ousted in the midterm elections.

Understand… We are fed up with being treated like shit by that bunch of assholes in Washington. They’re doing the exact opposite of common-sense policies. And why is that? Purely because of some moron ideology on migrants, on trade and tariffs and on our relationship with the Middle East (let all these towelheads living in peace, for God’s sake).

Until now, we could clearly see conflicts of interest in which Trump and his entire family were mired. But after all, if the Saudis were dumb enough to let him build a Trump Tower in Jeddah, that’s their problem. Mr NotMyPresident was selling his name as President with his reputation and image, like others (Vuitton, Hermès, etc.) sell a brand.

But with this fund of 1,776 billion Trump has just created to bribe his sidekicks, we see clearly the swap between pockets, theirs and ours. He has eliminated the middlemen, effectively telling his officials to pay money directly to him or anyone else he favors. He is the most explicitly corrupt leader that we the people of America have ever elected. Vladimir Vladimirovitch Putin has obviously stolen billions, but never this brazenly. Even Third World dictators normally try to mask their corruption because they have bad conscience or they fear their people. Not our national tyrant who is stealing openly the people of this country by this taxpayer-financed slush fund.

And at the same time, he is cutting hit struggling food banks, risking hunger for low income americans. Instead of fighting inflation, he is making it worse by getting bogged down in a stupid war against Iran.

Are we the people going to tolerate such scams much longer ?

But these tariffs have already been factored into the prices of goods sold on the American market since the « Liberation » day  (just one year, this shitty era passes so slowly). They represent 1% of GDP. Businesses are being reimbursed, but will they lower their prices by that amount? I sincerely doubt it : it’s the ratchet effect, always rising up.

Customs duties are taxes on American consumers that used to benefit the government, but now generate inflation while benefiting businesses. Is it a scam or a conspiracy ? No, just economic disorganization by a bunch of incompetents, each more hopeless at mathematics than the last.

He already knows, after this latest setback, that his loyal officials will find a way to help him persist in his foolishness. With far-fetched arguments. And all this to avoid a congressional vote. Where Maga has a majority, but not for much longer.

Donald Trump’s stupidity boosted free trade agreements worldwide, for instance between Indonésia, Mercosur (Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, Paraguay), India or Australia and the European Union (bravo Ursula van der Leyen !). The United Kingdom has embraced free trade by joining the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a free trade agreement established by eleven countries, including Australia, Canada, Mexico, and Japan. Keir Starmer also signed an agreement with Narendra Modi (India). The global commercial war hasn’t happen like the one after the Great depression of 1929. Only the United States are at war with the rest of the planet.

This ultimately led in 2025 to a 4.6% increase of  trade volume  in the world. But it’s a world without the United States which are too much protected behind its tariff barriers. And has industrial employment in the US, promised by the countries victims of Donald Trump extorsions, actually increased? Nope, the US job market is sacking workers instead of creating jobs.

And during this time, China economic power is increasing, investing in scientific research and development, putting their rare earth elements under embargo, producing the best and cheapest electric cars, to continue selling them to Americans because Mr. Taco chickened out in front of Xi Jin Ping…