Sir Keir Starmer: UK Will Put Boots on the Ground, Planes in the Air

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Speaking at a summit in London to discuss ending Russia‘s war in Ukraine, Sir Keir Starmer said that getting a good outcome for Ukraine was “vital to the security of every nation here and many others too.”

He was flanked by Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky and French leader Emmanuel Macron during the official photo to mark the start of talks.

[This had to be planned by the globalists. This is likely why Zelensky behaved as he did in the Oval Office.]

The Ukrainian leader was among more than a dozen leaders attending the meeting from a host of European nations, as well as Canada, Turkey and Nato. It was held at Lancaster House, a 200-year-old elegant mansion near Buckingham Palace.

Sir Keir Starmer said France, the UK and others who want to join in will devise a peace plan that they present to President Trump. They believe they must put Ukraine in its strongest position by loading them up with serious weapons, soldiers, and planes.

[Nothing says peace like boots on the ground and planes in the air. The EU is a paper tiger that can’t protect itself but if they trigger Article 5, they force the US into direct war. It is what Zelensky has called for all along.]

Zelensky and Starmer also signed a $3.3 billion agreement to boost Ukraine’s military production. The funds will be repaid using revenues from frozen Russian assets.

This is high risk. Under Article 5, they could have us in World War in no time, but that is my opinion.

Starmer called it a “coalition of the willing,” and the media claims it is a “bold new plan.” Some might call it the dumbest plan yet.

The UK was behind the Russia Hoax, some of the lawfare, and election rigging. Now, they’re planning to go with a globalist aggressive approach which won’t smack of peace to Russia.

If you disagree with them, you are a Putin puppet.


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Tim Kuehl
Tim Kuehl
2 months ago

Good, Sir Keir, but do it on your own dime. Or should I say pence.

trumpTraitor@gmail
trumpTraitor@gmail
2 months ago

And this is what occurs when U.S. relinquishes its role. A vacuum exists and others take its place. trump 2.0 was a MASSIVE mistake.

Echo1
Echo1
2 months ago

Russia just hit a British Cargo Ship in Odessa. So, things could be amping up. Russia will go nuts thinking Trump is on their Side.

Prepare for a Crazy Ivan.

Zelinski has more power than anyone realizes. It was not a good move to insult Him. That Ambush of an Interview was Childish and Reminded me of School Yard Tactics. Trump must have got that style from dealing with his laborors on construction sites. You never insult a nations king no matter how much you dislike them. There is more going on behind the scenes than Trump knows.

Zelinski is not going to sign anything that is not FAIR. He has other options and does not need to give away his nations Resources. Trump blew a Good Deal. Great Negotiator MY Backside!

Greg
Greg
2 months ago
Reply to  Echo1

Sounds like you only watched the clips of the confrontation. Zelensky was an arrogant jerk from the beginning, constantly interrupting, making demands and admitted he doesn’t want even a ceasefire. He came to the White House under false pretenses.

Only an idiot thinks a former TV personality has any power. Even his own military are hating on him.

Russia isn’t messing around anymore. They just wiped out hundreds who were training for drone operations. Russia is also making their logistic lines drone proof.

All these countries pushing for Ukraine to continue must have some kind of ulterior motive, since Ukraine is losing, and badly. They haven’t regained “one inch” of territory. At the beginning Russia put in heavy fortifications and Ukraine was unable to bridge them with all they had. When looking at the maps, Ukraine also have fortifications throughout, encircling cities and towns, with even more inside. YET, Russia keeps pushing through ALL their fortifications. Your kind are just wishing more and more death for Ukrainians, “to the last man”, as politicians have said.

trumpTraitor@gmail
trumpTraitor@gmail
2 months ago
Reply to  Greg

Zelensky was not at al,l you are being biased. Zelensky was calm, asking legitimate questions. donny and couch boy acted like children, shouting so no one else could be heard. I teach my children better than that. Poor example for Americans and the world.

Greg
Greg
2 months ago

That confrontation you speak of was only at the very end. Zelensky was making demands throughout that long meeting, including our intellectual property for air defense. His “purpose” there was to sign an agreement but kept making excuses for not agreeing. He’s made statements before about wanting massive troop deployments to “stop” Russia. In other words he wants the West to join in fighting the war since he has manpower problems. That’s what Vance was referring to when he brought up men being dragged off the street to send to the frontlines. That’s why Trump chimed in about WWIII. NATO joins in, with the US, then it WILL be WWIII.

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Peter B. Prange,
Peter B. Prange,
2 months ago
Reply to  Echo1

Good choice of name for someone who echo’s leftist nonsense.

Mike
Mike
2 months ago

Historical precedents by Democrats in both WWII and the Vietnam War. Roosevelt – Lend Lease program for allies in WWII. Providing armaments and aid to.allies comes with a price. It is not a gift. Kennedy/Johnson – The Domino Effect. If one country falls they all will follow, despite the US having an ocean separating them from the front lines and the country’s closest to the actual front lines spending very little on the war effort and US armament industries making a fortune. Exactly as Eisenhower had warned about the Military Industrial Complex.

Anonymous
Anonymous
2 months ago
Reply to  Mike

Whether anyone likes to accept or it or not, there’s always a systemic risk to all, when violence spills over in one place it’s not necessarily discretionary or contained to one area, but usually spreads out like a virus over time, and until it is extinguished it is danger to all.

As in the current scenario. And You’re correct, all roads to this war on the US side are proving to lead to the military industrial complex, bankers, and the money trial an kickbacks are leading us right back to the back accounts of certain politicians, bankers, brokers, the media; that helped start and back the war.

Sua Sponte
Sua Sponte
2 months ago