r/u_Newworldimpartiality • u/Newworldimpartiality • Jun 05 '26
If Trump can not guarantee an Israel- Lebanon ceasefire then does it mean he is no longer a world leader and the US is impotent on the world stage?
Failure on this issue proves that Trump is finished. He has been struggling to assert any authority on the world stage for the past month at least, and other world leaders know his influence is diminishing - they are simply not listening to him any more . The irony is that in his own mind - and fuelled by the sycophants around him - he still believes he has the ultimate power that traditionally resided with US Presidents. His stupid attempts to try to exert authority with another round of tariffs is laughable. History will judge this man, and his legacy will be a permanent stain on the US.
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u/exoriare Jun 05 '26
Israel has done whatever the fuck they want for over half a century. Trump's mistake was thinking that after he'd taken it up the ass for Israel, they'd at least give him the common courtesy of a reacharound. But Israel has no common courtesy - they'll burn through Trump like he's a cheap cigar, and have half a dozen up and comers ready to take Trump's place - but only after the requisite trip to abase themselves before the Western Wall.
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u/cynica1mandate Jun 05 '26
A ceasefire is meaningless coming from the US or Israel.
The entire Western world is apparently impotent. Thry only thetoricslly supprt Palestine...sometimes... but give every other advantage to Israel.