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Thomas Jäger wrote that Trump considers everyone to be for sale and trusts them to have little intelligence. He cited as examples the promise to pay every adult $5,000 if the Republicans won the elections, as well as the threat to withhold federal funds from Alaska to Georgia if the Democrats won. #Trump #Wahlen2024 #Politik (translated)

Thomas Jäger wrote that, in his view, the debate is no longer about diesel or Putin and not even about elections. Rather, it is about a Russian victory over Ukraine and the associated businesses, such as with Lukoil. Trump is running out of time to finalize these deals, Jäger wrote. At its core, it is solely about enrichment. #Politik #Ukraine #Russland (translated)

Thomas Jäger wrote that the cooperation between the USA and Russia is now open and no longer just covert. As a result, for part of the German parties, which he referred to as the "Putin-Trump branch," the question of whom they should subordinate themselves to more strongly is no longer relevant. #Politik #USA #Russland (translated)

Thomas Jäger wrote that Donald Trump wants the EU to buy more gas from Russia and the USA again, supposedly to strengthen the US economy. Jäger described this reasoning as nonsensical and claimed that Trump is more concerned about enriching his family clan. He wrote that corruption with Vladimir Putin takes priority; he derogatorily referred to the Americans who went along with it. #Trump #Wirtschaft #Korruption (translated)

Thomas Jäger described the justification for the diesel deal and the suspension of sanctions against Russia as ridiculous. Neither serves the economic nor the national interests of the USA, he wrote, but rather lies in the economic and national interest of Russia. That is the yardstick for Trump's actions. #DieselDeal #USA #Russland (translated)

Thomas Jäger presented a dialogue in which a speaker named Vlad said he would lose the elections and asked for advice. Vlad suggested showing voters and parliament that they were unimportant by not imposing sanctions against Russia. This way, it would be as if there were no elections. In the end, the speaker thanked Vlad for his advice. #Wahlen #Russland #Politik (translated)

Thomas Jäger wrote that Donald Trump had lifted the sanctions against Russia mandated by Congress with an executive order. He referred to Trump as Putin's man in the White House and claimed that the decision does not benefit the US economy and disregards Congress. The EU shows Trump that he favors Putin, Jäger wrote. In addition, enrichment projects would now be initiated. #Trump #Putin #Sanktionen (translated)

Thomas Jäger wrote that, based on everything known about the decision-making powers at Starshield, Trump made the decision. However, Trump does not want to be seen as responsible for it after the reactions in the USA and internationally were intense. Jäger added that Trump apparently is not sufficiently interested in the war to engage with it seriously. #Trump #Starshield #Entscheidungskompetenz (translated)

Thomas Jäger wrote that the decision has far-reaching significance for Ukraine and for all who planned or considered the communication system. It is now negligent to rely on it without simultaneously building alternatives. #UkrainischeKrise #Entscheidungen #Alternativen (translated)

Thomas Jäger wrote that Donald Trump is only so intensely interested in the midterms because, in his view, all those named by Johnson acted unlawfully. Trump will make a deal out of this, where pardons will be granted in exchange for an unspecified consideration. #Trump #Zwischenwahlen #Politik (translated)