Thomas Jäger

Thomas Jäger wrote that Trump's diesel deal would not lower the price. His affront against Zelensky and his closeness to Putin would not bring him any new voters, and Trump could not blame Ukraine for the high gas prices, Jäger explained. In conclusion, he wrote that Trump had served Putin. #Trump #Ukraine #Putin (translated)

Thomas Jäger wrote that the stronger the pressure on Vladimir Putin becomes, the more openly Donald Trump supports him. Initially, Trump demanded that Ukraine cease its attacks on Russia and is now calling for a Ukrainian president to capitulate to Russia. Jäger urged that the still reasonable people in the USA must get rid of Trump. #Putin #Trump #Ukraine (translated)

Thomas Jäger referred to data from the US EIA, stating that the consumption of diesel and other distillate fuels in the USA is currently averaging around 3.77 million barrels per day. This corresponds to about 500,000 tons; 300,000 tons would theoretically cover US consumption for just over 14 hours, he wrote. #Energie #Diesel #USWirtschaft (translated)

Thomas Jäger wrote that letters of thanks for eight completed wars had been sent to Norway. "T" wants to end two more wars, in Iran and in Russia, which would correspond to ten Nobel Peace Prizes. He ironically asked if there could also be a bonus prize for public executions. According to his account, this will become apparent next year – unless Cuba were to come in as number twelve. #Friedensnobelpreis #Kriegsende #Diplomatie (translated)

Thomas Jäger wrote that the intention lies in this: The gasoline price will not drop so significantly before the elections that it could sustainably influence the outcome. In the USA, the gasoline price is more important than the diesel price, the level of which will only later be reflected in pricing due to logistical delays. #Benzinpreis #Wahlen #USA (translated)

Thomas Jäger asked what Ralf Stegner was talking about and mentioned champagne, the businesses of Globus, and a commission as possible topics. Jäger wrote that Stegner was either naively exceeding all limits or did not know what to say next. #Champagner #Geschäfte #Naivität (translated)

Thomas Jäger ironically presented an argument stating that Putin did not want the war and that NATO was forcing it upon him. Therefore, he wrote, access to Putin did not increase the chances of peace; rather, access to NATO was needed. He added that a person mentioned further down apparently simply did not want to understand that. #Putin #NATO #Frieden (translated)

Thomas Jäger wrote that the development continues and asked who could prevent Russia from becoming the dominant power in all of Europe. Neither the USA, which could once again take Point Alpha, nor Germany were suitable for this, he said. Putin wants to complete Stalin's goals in Europe; they are already looking forward to it in Magdeburg, Jäger added. #Russland #Europa #Putin (translated)

Thomas Jäger wrote that Lawrence Freedman deemed Putin's decision in 2022 to wage war against Ukraine a mistake based on overly optimistic assumptions. According to Freedman, none of the objectives have been achieved. Putin is now turning against Europe to withdraw support from Ukraine, Jäger wrote. The correct response, Freedman explained, is to increase support. #Ukraine #Putin #Krieg (translated)

Thomas Jäger wrote that defense spending must rise significantly to preserve Germany's sovereignty. Otherwise, as he portrayed it, Germany would submit to Russia and would have to pay protection money at an unprecedented level. Jäger added that naive people are led over the cliff and are then surprised. #Verteidigung #Souveränität #Russland (translated)

Thomas Jäger described the notion as naive that after a Russian victory over Ukraine, there would be more money available in Germany for social services, health, education, and municipalities. According to him, those who believe this have turned off their reason. #Ukraine #Russland #SozialeGerechtigkeit (translated)

Thomas Jäger wrote that a majority in Germany sees Russia as a threat to its own security. He called it the task of local Putin supporters to change this assessment. As examples of Kremlin propaganda, he cited the claims that Russia only wants Ukraine and not Germany, and that Russia will win anyway; therefore, one should not anger Putin to have peace. #Russland #Sicherheit #Propaganda (translated)

Thomas Jäger wrote that Merz's visit to Ukraine was important because Germany is the main prize that Russia wants to win in a hybrid war. Putin supporters and individuals whom Jäger accused of playing into their hands had once again spread messages claiming that Russia is stronger and Europe is reaching its limits. He referred to these statements as Kremlin propaganda. #Ukraine #Russland #KremlPropaganda (translated)

Thomas Jäger wrote that Trump believed he could end Russia's war by offering Vladimir Putin business opportunities. Putin has been responding to this offer for months, and Trump is now showing interest. Business with Russia is therefore being pursued even without an end to the war, Jäger wrote. He claimed that Trump was never concerned about the war. #Trump #Putin #Russland (translated)

Thomas Jäger described a contribution as worth reading and wrote that the announced willingness to defect in the event of a Russian attack had already become reality. According to his account, the defectors had already mentally aligned themselves with the other side but apparently wanted to remain physically here. #Lesenswert #Überläufer #Gesellschaft (translated)