For years, you’ve watched the swamp creatures in Washington D.C. treat your money like their personal piggy bank for delusional globalist projects. They lecture you about patriotism while sending pallets of cash to foreign capitals, promising to fix America’s problems “someday” while prioritizing every other country’s borders but our own. It’s a tiresome, infuriating spectacle.
But the American people finally put their foot down in 2024. They voted for a commander-in-chief who speaks in the blunt language of results, not the flowery nonsense of diplomacy. They elected a man who promised to stop the endless wars and shut down the perpetual cash giveaway. Now, that promise is being delivered with the force of a battering ram.
From ‘The Post Millennial’:
Ukraine is under pressure from the Trump administration to sign a peace deal by Thanksgiving Thursday or face a loss of intelligence sharing as well as weapons… Ukraine will have to give up some land under the plan, which Zelensky has previously said is a non-starter. That includes the entire eastern Donbas region.
Ukraine will have to give up some land under the plan, which Zelensky has previously said is a non-starter. That includes the entire eastern Donbas region. The area that Russia has taken during this current conflict will remain theirs in both Kherson and Zaporizhzhia, per the New York Post.
Finally. The gravy train has derailed. President Donald Trump is doing precisely what millions of Americans hired him to do: forcing a conclusion to a conflict that the military-industrial complex would have gleefully funded for another decade. The era of Ukrainian President Zelensky showing up in D.C. for his quarterly handout is over. (And good riddance.)
Trump Puts America First, Ends the Endless War
This is not a polite suggestion. It is a clear-eyed demand with teeth. For far too long, U.S. foreign policy has been a pathetic display of weakness, throwing billions at the Ukraine war with no coherent strategy for ending it. President Trump has correctly assessed that America’s checkbook is not infinite. Our support must serve our interests, and our primary interest is a rapid end to this conflict.
The globalist chorus is, predictably, shrieking. So-called intellectuals like Bernard-Henri Levy are calling the plan “obscene and disastrous,” wailing about the need to “defend the free world.” What they actually fear is a president they can’t control—a leader who knows that defending America begins by defending American taxpayers. Even the legacy media, like The Washington Post, is being forced to cover the story, clutching their pearls about “capitulation.”
The Harsh Reality of Peace
The terms are undeniably harsh. Ceding territory is a bitter pill to swallow. A permanent ban on NATO membership and a cap on military forces are severe constraints. But this isn’t a Disney movie; this is the real world. Peace, forged from the ashes of a brutal war, is seldom pretty.
What President Trump grasps, and what the D.C. uniparty refuses to admit, is that a dose of harsh realism is infinitely better than a fantasy of total victory paid for with American cash and Ukrainian blood. He is forcing both sides to the table to face the music. The alternative—more death, another hundred billion dollars flushed down the drain, and the ever-present risk of escalation—is unthinkable.
A Pattern of Promises Kept
Don’t let anyone tell you this is a fluke. This is the Trump Doctrine in action: achieve peace by using strength, not by writing endless checks. We saw this same powerful strategy deployed just months ago when he brokered the historic Israel-Hamas peace deal, securing the return of every living hostage—an outcome the “experts” swore was impossible.
From the Middle East to the plains of Eastern Europe, the message is unmistakable: America under Trump will be a formidable ally, but it will not be a fool. The age of the blank check is dead and buried. The age of American-led peace, secured on our terms and for our national benefit, is back. So let the D.C. establishment and the Davos crowd have their meltdown. This Thanksgiving, Americans can be grateful for a president who believes our national treasure belongs here at home, not scattered across the globe.
Key Takeaways
- President Trump is ending the blank check for Ukraine’s endless war.
- American taxpayer interests are now being prioritized over foreign entanglements.
- Decisive leadership is replacing the globalist preference for perpetual conflict.
- Peace is being achieved through strength and leverage, not endless funding.
Sources: The Post Millennial, The Washington Post
