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For anyone feeling left in the dark about which agreements, I hope its comforting to know that Donny doesnt know which ones either....
Like any community, your'e fully in partially in or fully out.
Right now, the US wants to be a part of the international community, not contribute, but maximise it's opportunities to exploit that international community.
Either the US needs to remove itself from all international communities or participate, or for the international communities to say F-you and withdraw from any form of dependency upon the US.
We did this with South Africa and it worked.
I am not seeing much evidence that the US wants to be part of the international community at all.
The New York Times seems to be bending over pretty far to avoid saying the quiet part out loud that this is all part of the naked control that big oil money has over real decisions.
this post was submitted on 09 Jan 2026
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