The Duran Podcast Dangerous Tomahawk game. Trump's 50-day ultimatum
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Jul 15, 2025 The podcast dives into a controversial ultimatum regarding the Ukraine war, highlighting the complexities of U.S. military support. There’s skepticism surrounding NATO's logistics for weapon purchases amid weapon supply dilemmas. The discussion critiques Trump's America First approach, addressing tensions with the MAGA base over foreign policy. Plus, the implications of potential Tomahawk missile deployment and Trump's 50-day sanctions ultimatum on economic markets are explored, along with the geopolitical ripple effects of U.S. tariff policies on Russia.
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NATO Weapons Deal is Vague
- NATO buying weapons for Ukraine is a vague and complex plan without clear budget or mechanism.
- No European country has enough Patriot missile systems to fulfill this plan, making it likely ineffective.
NATO Scheme Bypasses Approval
- The NATO weapons laundering scheme likely exists to bypass parliamentary approval and hide arms transfers.
- NATO lacks direct parliamentary oversight, making it a bureaucratic cover for weapons transfers to Ukraine.
Patriot Missile Shortage Challenges
- The US is critically short of Patriot missiles and unlikely to supply large numbers to Ukraine.
- Europeans are reluctant to send Patriot systems, making the weapons supply uncertain and limited.