Addendum: The Trump-Vance Humiliation of Zelenskyy – A National Disgrace Shaking Down an Ally: A Disgraceful Betrayal

🚨 Addendum: The Trump-Vance Humiliation of Zelenskyy – A National Disgrace

If you thought Trump and Vance couldn’t sink any lower, buckle up. What happened today in the White House was a national disgrace.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, the leader of a country that has been bleeding for three years in a war against our enemy, walked into the Oval Office today expecting diplomacy. What he got instead was a cold shoulder, a public berating, and a humiliating dismissal from the White House like some unwanted pest. Trump and Vance not only refused to commit to further aid, they berated him like he was a beggar inconveniencing their afternoon.

Trump told Zelenskyy he was “gambling with World War III.” This from the same fraud who spent four years in office licking Putin’s boots, refusing to hold Russia accountable for anything.

Vance piled on, chastising Zelenskyy for “not showing enough gratitude.” Imagine that. The leader of a country that has sacrificed hundreds of thousands of lives, lost entire cities to Russian bombardment, and fought against a dictator that Trump openly admires—being lectured on gratitude by a sycophantic vice president who wouldn’t know courage if it smacked him in the face.

Trump abruptly canceled the planned joint press conference. After humiliating Ukraine’s president behind closed doors, he threw him out of the White House and refused to stand beside him publicly. The message? Ukraine is no longer welcome. The U.S. is no longer an ally. Russia can have what it wants.

This is an outright signal of surrender to Putin. It’s a gutless, spineless display of fealty to authoritarianism. Trump is no longer pretending. He is actively and openly sabotaging Ukraine’s fight for survival while making it clear that America, under his rule, will no longer stand by its allies.

Vance: A Pathetic Lackey Who Sold His Soul for Relevance

And let’s talk about J.D. Vance, the supposed “populist” who has now fully transformed into Trump’s official bootlicker. He built his brand on pretending to stand for the forgotten American, but today he showed his true colors:

• A man who stands for nothing except his own ambition.
• A lapdog so desperate for approval that he’s willing to throw a wartime leader under the bus just to echo Trump’s sneering rhetoric.
• A fraud who once called Trump “an idiot” but now grovels at his feet, playing tough guy to a nation in crisis because he thinks it makes him look strong.

Vance and Trump don’t have a foreign policy. They have a ransom note. Pay up, or you’re cut off. Kiss the ring, or you’re thrown out like trash. And if it benefits Putin, all the better.

This Administration is an International Embarrassment

The United States just humiliated an ally in front of the world. We have declared, through the actions of this weak, pathetic administration, that America is now a transactional empire with no loyalty, no principles, and no shame.

And we are expected to sit here and watch this happen?

No.

Trump and Vance just spit in the face of democracy. They spat on the graves of Ukrainians who have died fighting for the values we claim to hold. They knelt to Putin, and they expect us to sit back and take it.

They are wrong.

This disgrace will be remembered.
This betrayal will not go unchallenged.
And when the reckoning comes, they will answer for it.

#ProtectUkraine #AmericaForSale #ExposeTheGrift #VanceTheVassal

Shaking Down an Ally: A Disgraceful Betrayal

Donald Trump has once again proven that his only loyalty is to himself—and maybe to the autocrats he so desperately wants to emulate. His latest move? Shaking down Ukraine, a war-torn ally fighting for its survival, demanding a $500 billion stake in its mineral wealth as some kind of twisted “repayment” for military aid. This isn’t just corruption; it’s a weak, unimaginative brand of authoritarianism that reeks of desperation and servitude to the highest bidder. (The Guardian)

For three years, Ukraine has been on the front lines against Russian aggression, defending democracy while the free world claimed to have its back. And now? Trump is cutting backroom deals, treating their struggle as a business opportunity. He’s demanding half of Ukraine’s vital mineral resources, including lithium and rare earth elements—materials essential for modern technology and defense—as a condition for continued U.S. support. If that sounds like colonialist robbery, that’s because it is. (Financial Times)

And make no mistake: this is all about him. Trump doesn’t have the strategic cunning of a real strongman, just the pathetic instincts of a petty crook. He’s not even original in his corruption—just copying the laziest, most obvious authoritarian tactics. Putin, Xi, and Erdoğan have at least built ideological frameworks around their thuggery. Trump? He’s just grabbing whatever he can for himself, selling out allies, and kneeling before Moscow like a washed-up casino owner begging for a bailout.

This isn’t “America First.” It’s America for Sale.

And who benefits? Russia. While Trump is out here squeezing Ukraine, he’s also making it clear that he’s ready to abandon NATO and cut deals that leave Europe vulnerable. The message is loud and clear: If you’re an ally who depends on U.S. support, you better be ready to pay Trump personally. Meanwhile, Putin doesn’t have to do a damn thing—Trump is already doing his work for him. (El País)

This is a disgrace. And it’s being done in our name.

The ruling class thinks they can keep getting away with this—cashing in on war, selling out democracy, and treating the U.S. like a personal ATM. They need a reminder that they work for us. That power belongs to the people, not to some limp-dicked wannabe dictator holed up in a gold-plated penthouse, jerking off to a map of Ukraine’s mineral reserves.

So, what do we do about it?

1. Call your representatives. Flood their offices. Demand they reject this sellout of Ukraine. Let them know that supporting a dictator’s grift will cost them their seat. Find your reps here: www.congress.gov/members

2. Donate to organizations that support Ukraine. Groups like Razom for Ukraine and United24 are keeping Ukraine in the fight. If Trump wants to starve them out, we don’t have to play along.

3. Take to the streets. If this isn't worth protesting, what is? Organize. Show up. Make it clear that America does not stand for warlord economics. Watch for local protests, or start one yourself.

4. Pressure the media. Demand real coverage of this. Call out outlets treating this as just another “Trump being Trump” moment. This is historic treachery, and we need to make noise about it.

5. Vote like democracy depends on it—even if it’s rigged. Look, I know the system is compromised. Trump, Musk, and their billionaire cronies have spent years stacking the deck, rigging social media, and bending the electoral process in their favor. But the vote still matters—not because it’s perfect, but because it’s one of the last ways to keep our voices counted before the revolution makes itself heard another way. Even a corrupt system can be cracked if enough people push back.

Trump, get Putin’s dick out of your mouth or suffer the consequences. You are not as untouchable as you think.

And to anyone who wants to defend this—step up. But step up right, because I will bury you in facts before you even finish your first weak excuse.

#ProtectUkraine #AmericaForSale #WeWontStandForThis