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Philosophy, Religion & Society / Re: Trump
« Last post by markjo on June 14, 2025, 06:44:36 PM »Russia in WWII was more of a "the enemy of my enemy" alliance of necessity.
REPORTER: Mr. President, for Americans going to Washington on Saturday —
PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP: It’s going to be a great day.
REPORTER: What would you like folks to take away from that day? What would hope that they would remember? And also, Mr. President, and —
PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP: How strong our military is, we have the strongest military in the world.
You know, it’s very interesting. Three weeks ago, it was the end of world — uh anniversary, end of World War II. And I called France and Macron — a good man.
I said, “What are you doing?”
He goes, “We’re celebrating World War II, our victory.”
I said “Your victory, your victory. Tell me about that.”
And then I called somebody else and I happened to speak to President Putin at the time. Now, in all fairness to him, he lost 51 million people, and he did fight.
Russia fought, sort of interesting, isn’t it? He fought with us at World War II and everybody hates him.
And Germany and Japan, they’re fine, you know. Someday somebody will explain that. But I like Germany and Japan, too.
But Putin is a little confused by that. You know, he said, we lost 51 million people, and we were your ally. And now everybody hates Russia, and they love Germany and Japan.”
I said, “Let’s explain that sometime, okay?”
But it’s a strange world.
But I will say this. Look, I want them to go away saying how great our country and how great our military is.
And I was making all these calls for some reason. I spoke to like four different places. “Sir, are you celebrating?”
And I said, you know, we won World War II and World War I, right? We won them. And yet we’re the only country that doesn’t celebrate. Everybody’s celebrating except us. And I said we should celebrate too.
They.So... "Trump fought in WW2 and was very helpful in securing it." - is something you'd understand as USA? Because typically we'd use the leader of the nation at that time, not currently.
Also, Trump seems to not understand that 80+ years have gone by and governments change, nor the whole cold war propaganda that he literally lived through.
Trump says to World Leader 2 "We lost half a million soldiers in WWII". World Leader 2 then says to someone else, referring to that conversation: "He lost half a million soldiers in WWII" and "He fought with us in WWII" Both of the later two sentences make perfect sense to consider Trump as the USA in this instance, considering that Trump is describing the USA as "we". Especially if during the conversation World Leader 2 clarified that "and he did fight, the US fought" to convey that "he" means the US.
So... "Trump fought in WW2 and was very helpful in securing it." - is something you'd understand as USA? Because typically we'd use the leader of the nation at that time, not currently.
Also, Trump seems to not understand that 80+ years have gone by and governments change, nor the whole cold war propaganda that he literally lived through.
He'll understand it whatever way his cult leader tells him to.
Imagine being an "independent thinker" and having such a slavish devotion to a narcissist's whims.
I like to think Tom is just trolling but I have a feeling he really is this much of a sheep.
So... "Trump fought in WW2 and was very helpful in securing it." - is something you'd understand as USA?He'll understand it whatever way his cult leader tells him to.
Imagine being an "independent thinker" and having such a slavish devotion to a narcissist's whims.
I like to think Tom is just trolling but I have a feeling he really is this much of a sheep.
So... "Trump fought in WW2 and was very helpful in securing it." - is something you'd understand as USA?He'll understand it whatever way his cult leader tells him to.
So... "Trump fought in WW2 and was very helpful in securing it." - is something you'd understand as USA? Because typically we'd use the leader of the nation at that time, not currently."I talked to Putin. He lost 51 million people (in WWII) and he did fight… He fought with us in World War II and everybody hates him.”
- Trump
Is that the Putin who was born in 1952?
Stop lying. He is talking about WWII in a geopolitical manner and is referring to countries by their leaders. He is clearly referring to Putin in terms of Russia fought with the USA in WWII, not Putin personally. This is abundantly clear in the below video at the 19 second mark when he says "and he did fight, Russia fought". It is further understood why Putin is referred to as his country when Trump explains how he is referring to a prior WWII conversation with Putin where Putin said "we lost 50 Million people", hence why Trump would say that "he" lost 50 million people, and that "he" fought with the USA in WWII.
It is fairly understandable what he is saying, and it is apparent that you are playing dumb to make your argument.https://twitter.com/BulwarkOnline/status/1933207285733756966
Quote from: LongtitubeDo you ever read and try to understand the material you cite? The "Seafloor Compliance" study is about deformation of the sea floor under pressure from water waves. You have read the terms "gravity wave", "infragravity wave" and "ultragravity wave" and thought this must be how gravity is detected, but nowhere in that study is measuring acceleration due to gravity even mentioned, nor is a measured gravitational acceleration given.
Yes, I did read it. It says that a gravimeter is reading these "gravity waves" which are measured in Hz, therefore a gravimeter is a seismic detecting device. It also shows that seismic data is interpreted as gravity data. The fundamental error here is in not understanding the principled of what is being detected.
We use a LaCoste-Romberg underwater gravimeter to measure seafloor acceleration [Lacoste, 1967; Hildebrand et al., 1990]. This sensor is used as a long-period seismometer on land [Agnew and Berger, 1978] and its useful frequency range is two decades lower than typical ocean bottom seismometers
In the caption we see reference to detecting gravity waves. The "correlative mean" on 30 September is given as 980270189.75 uGal, but we see in the chart that the actual values presented are very low. The values go above and below 0 over time, just like a seismometer .... we read that absolute gravimeters detect gravity waves and also produce data which looks like a seismic chart.
How g[9] Processes Gravity Data
This manual assumes the user is familiar with the operation of a Micro-g LaCoste freefall gravimeter. An object is dropped in a vacuum and a laser interferometer is used to accurately track the freefall. The precise timing of optical fringes (which provide distance information) allows the acceleration of gravity, g, to be determined.
...we see in the chart that the actual values presented are very low. The values go above and below 0 over time, just like a seismometer.
"I talked to Putin. He lost 51 million people (in WWII) and he did fight… He fought with us in World War II and everybody hates him.”
- Trump
Is that the Putin who was born in 1952?
https://twitter.com/BulwarkOnline/status/1933207285733756966