USA: We tariff the world! Buy American. USA! USA!

Canada: The US is toxic and unstable. Let's focus on ourselves.

USA: Wait. Not like that!

Trump has said in the past he doesn't understand why the US has nukes if they don't use them. I think he wants to go down in history as the first person to use them in modern times. This rotten sack of mayonnaise once wanted to nuke wind for fucks sake.

I think the plan is to put boots on the ground on Kharg Island. Iran will drone and missile strike the crap out of them. This gives Trump the excuse to nuke either their oil fields to irradiate them or Tehran to level the place.

What do you think?

NEW DELHI, March 13 (Reuters) - India will hold off on signing a trade deal with the United ​States for several months, four Indian sources said, as fresh investigations by President Donald Trump’s administration into what it calls excess industrial capacity ‌among trading partners add new friction after an early understanding, opens new tab last month.

Do you think he likes furries because they also wear diapers?

"Following the publication by the U.S. Embassy of comments on a tragedy that occurred in France and concerns only our national public debate – which we refuse to allow to be exploited – ambassador Charles Kushner was summoned today to the ministry. He did not show up," the source added.

"Faced with this apparent misunderstanding of the basic expectations of an ambassador who has the honour of representing his country, the minister requested that he no longer be allowed direct access to members of the French government," the source added.

This was the second time Kushner did not show after being summoned. In August 2025, he had been asked to explain himself at the French Foreign Affairs ministry after having publicly raised his concern about the rise in anti-Semitic acts in France and criticising the French authorities for not doing enough against it.

The middle powers are taking action. The EU and CPTPP are starting talks this year to strike an agreement to intertwine the supply chains of members like Canada, Singapore, Mexico, Japan, Vietnam, Malaysia and Australia with Europe.

It would bring nearly 40 nations on opposite sides of the globe closer together with the aim of reaching a deal on so-called rules of origin.