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Independence Day
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Secure Independence 2025
Many people have experienced grand celebrations of the 4th of July alongside prominent figures such as Joe Biden and George Washington. However, it's important to note that John Adams had a unique viewpoint regarding the commemoration of the country's independence. He believed that the true Independence Day is July 2nd, 1776, the day when
Many people have experienced grand celebrations of the 4th of July alongside prominent figures such as Joe Biden and George Washington. However, it's important to note that John Adams had a unique viewpoint regarding the commemoration of the country's independence. He believed that the true Independence Day is July 2nd, 1776, the day when the Continental Congress voted for U.S. independence. Despite this, the Declaration of Independence was formally adopted on the 4th of July.
Secure Independence 2025
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Secure Independence 2025
Voting for Trump again might not be the best idea. It could leave America vulnerable to outside influence, especially from Putin's Russia.
Support Ukraine now - join us in fighting against Trump's re-election.
In this way, you will preserve the independence of both Europe and the USA.
The TrumPutin trap
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The TrumPutin trap
Donald Trump is an avowed admirer of Russian President Vladimir Putin, who sees himself as a brilliant dealmaker. As he settles in following his inauguration, the newly seated U.S. president will likely be tempted to seek a grand bargain with the Kremlin to transform sour relations between Washington and Moscow into cooperation in the wor
Donald Trump is an avowed admirer of Russian President Vladimir Putin, who sees himself as a brilliant dealmaker. As he settles in following his inauguration, the newly seated U.S. president will likely be tempted to seek a grand bargain with the Kremlin to transform sour relations between Washington and Moscow into cooperation in the world’s major trouble spots. That could be a terrible mistake with divisive consequences for transatlantic relations.
The United States’ European allies are rightly alarmed at the possibility of a Yalta-style deal that would redraw the Continent’s geopolitics with dire consequences for the European Union and its eastern neighbors. They should use early contacts with the new administration to warn of the bear traps into which an inexperienced leader in a hurry could fall. To make that message more credible, they should also respond constructively to Trump’s demand they spend more for their own defense.
“There is a real danger that a deal with Putin would accelerate the unraveling of the political West and play into Putin’s grand strategy of making Russia great again — indeed, greater than it was under the czars and the commissars,” said Strobe Talbott, a veteran negotiator with Russia who was deputy secretary of state under former Democratic President Bill Clinton.
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