The upcoming meeting between the Nobel Prize-seeking con man the Malignant Fascist and his idol and soulmate, war criminal and thug Vladimir Putin will have the MF's "I alone can fix it" narcissistic stamp on it, and Ukraine, Europe and our allies have cause to be very worried as non-participants. An arrogant Putin has already chosen where they will meet, in the United Arab Emirates where he won't be extradited for war crimes, and he's an expert in playing for time.
Seven years after his disgraceful submission to Putin in Helsinki, where the MF / Agent Krasnov told the world he believed Putin more than his own intelligence community, the MF still craves the attention and approval of the Russian thug. Until very recently, the MF has had virtually no criticism of the Russian war criminal. Conversely, his relationship with Ukraine's democratically elected President Zelenskyy has been frayed, with the U.S. establishing a virtual protection racket relationship with Ukraine (as is fitting for the MF's gangster mentality). Any upcoming U.S. - Russia meeting gives Putin undeserved status as an equal power, something that craves after his beloved Soviet Union disintegrated.
Cutting a one-on-one deal with Putin that rewards him for his brutal invasion and occupation won't pass the smell test with Ukraine or our allies, but that wouldn't stop the MF from trying to force-fit one on them. He's highly incentivized to get a quick "deal" to influence the Nobel Committee, but more importantly at the moment, to distract attention from the Trump-Epstein scandal, and that's trouble. Then, there's the lingering suspicion that Putin's regime has always had serious kompromat against the MF, perhaps involving the Epstein files. In any event, with the parties involved, we're not expecting Ukraine to come out of this with a "win."
(photo: Helsinki 2018. Their body language speaks volumes)
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