President Trump the Grand Master

[jwoodie]

In the game of Chess, the objective is to take away your opponent's options until he finally concedes defeat. And Grand Masters are the best in the world at doing this.

Let's apply this analogy to the United States and its foreign adversaries, particularly China, Iran and North Korea. In each case, President Trump is methodically taking away their ability to harm or coerce our country.

In the case of China, his tariffs are causing much greater harm to their economy than ours both directly and indirectly as companies are moving to other countries such as Viet Nam. What can China do? With Treasury yields at near record lows, any threat of theirs to stop financing our debt has become meaningless. If they don't agree to restructuring our trading relationship on our terms, their economic growth will be stifled as they face increasing competition from other developing countries.

In the case of Iran, President Trump's increasing squeeze on their economy has led them to take hostile actions which not only erodes their support from other countries but also give the U.S. justification for even more punitive measures. If push comes to shove, they know that the U.S. has the ability to destroy them as a functioning country without ever having to set boots on the ground. As long as we stay this course, Iran will either capitulate or become irrelevant.

In the case of North Korea, President Trump has completely undermined their raison d'etre as a military dictatorship still at war with the U.S. As China's influence fades, Kim Jong Un is now facing a choice between maintaining Stalinist control of a declining country or gaining glory as the Great Leader who negotiated peace terms with the world's greatest power and led his country to economic prosperity.

All thanks to President Trump the Grand Master.

 

[Siete]

In the game of Chess, the objective is to take away your opponent's options until he finally concedes defeat. And Grand Masters are the best in the world at doing this.

Let's apply this analogy to the United States and its foreign adversaries, particularly China, Iran and North Korea. In each case, President Trump is methodically taking away their ability to harm or coerce our country.

In the case of China, his tariffs are causing much greater harm to their economy than ours both directly and indirectly as companies are moving to other countries such as Viet Nam. What can China do? With Treasury yields at near record lows, any threat of theirs to stop financing our debt has become meaningless. If they don't agree to restructuring our trading relationship on our terms, their economic growth will be stifled as they face increasing competition from other developing countries.

In the case of Iran, President Trump's increasing squeeze on their economy has led them to take hostile actions which not only erodes their support from other countries but also give the U.S. justification for even more punitive measures. If push comes to shove, they know that the U.S. has the ability to destroy them as a functioning country without ever having to set boots on the ground. As long as we stay this course, Iran will either capitulate or become irrelevant.

In the case of North Korea, President Trump has completely undermined their raison d'etre as a military dictatorship still at war with the U.S. As China's influence fades, Kim Jong Un is now facing a choice between maintaining Stalinist control of a declining country or gaining glory as the Great Leader who negotiated peace terms with the world's greatest power and led his country to economic prosperity.

All thanks to President Trump the Grand Master.

thats not the objective of playing chess ya f'n idget -

Goldilocks is the grand master LIAR ..... no more, no less.

 

[rightwinger]

Trump is a Grand Master Bater

 

[Moonglow]

Let's apply this analogy to the United States and its foreign adversaries, particularly China, Iran and North Korea. In each case, President Trump is methodically taking away their ability to harm or coerce our country.

In the case of China, his tariffs are causing much greater harm to their economy than ours both directly and indirectly as companies are moving to other countries such as Viet Nam

Which is it?
Is Trump keeping the US from harm or is he allowing harm in small doses?

 

[joaquinmiller]

In the game of Chess, the objective is to take away your opponent's options until he finally concedes defeat. And Grand Masters are the best in the world at doing this.

Let's apply this analogy to the United States and its foreign adversaries, particularly China, Iran and North Korea. In each case, President Trump is methodically taking away their ability to harm or coerce our country.

In the case of China, his tariffs are causing much greater harm to their economy than ours both directly and indirectly as companies are moving to other countries such as Viet Nam. What can China do? With Treasury yields at near record lows, any threat of theirs to stop financing our debt has become meaningless. If they don't agree to restructuring our trading relationship on our terms, their economic growth will be stifled as they face increasing competition from other developing countries.

In the case of Iran, President Trump's increasing squeeze on their economy has led them to take hostile actions which not only erodes their support from other countries but also give the U.S. justification for even more punitive measures. If push comes to shove, they know that the U.S. has the ability to destroy them as a functioning country without ever having to set boots on the ground. As long as we stay this course, Iran will either capitulate or become irrelevant.

In the case of North Korea, President Trump has completely undermined their raison d'etre as a military dictatorship still at war with the U.S. As China's influence fades, Kim Jong Un is now facing a choice between maintaining Stalinist control of a declining country or gaining glory as the Great Leader who negotiated peace terms with the world's greatest power and led his country to economic prosperity.

All thanks to President Trump the Grand Master.

Dude! The Breaker of Deals is a deranged conman. I just watched him on the tube - for the first time in a while. He doesn't begin to make sense. He just says stupid shit.

 

[jwoodie]

thats not the objective of playing chess ya f'n idget -

Ever heard of "checkmate," Brainiac? (It means you are threatening your opponent's King and he has nowhere else to move.) Do you ever THINK before posting?

 

[jwoodie]

Let's apply this analogy to the United States and its foreign adversaries, particularly China, Iran and North Korea. In each case, President Trump is methodically taking away their ability to harm or coerce our country.

In the case of China, his tariffs are causing much greater harm to their economy than ours both directly and indirectly as companies are moving to other countries such as Viet Nam

Which is it?
Is Trump keeping the US from harm or is he allowing harm in small doses?

Try to appear intelligent again? Maybe you should ask Siete about Chess, lol. Sometimes losing a Pawn is necessary to take down a King.

 

[jwoodie]

Dude!

7th Grade?

 

[Marion Morrison]

In the game of Chess, the objective is to take away your opponent's options until he finally concedes defeat. And Grand Masters are the best in the world at doing this.

Let's apply this analogy to the United States and its foreign adversaries, particularly China, Iran and North Korea. In each case, President Trump is methodically taking away their ability to harm or coerce our country.

In the case of China, his tariffs are causing much greater harm to their economy than ours both directly and indirectly as companies are moving to other countries such as Viet Nam. What can China do? With Treasury yields at near record lows, any threat of theirs to stop financing our debt has become meaningless. If they don't agree to restructuring our trading relationship on our terms, their economic growth will be stifled as they face increasing competition from other developing countries.

In the case of Iran, President Trump's increasing squeeze on their economy has led them to take hostile actions which not only erodes their support from other countries but also give the U.S. justification for even more punitive measures. If push comes to shove, they know that the U.S. has the ability to destroy them as a functioning country without ever having to set boots on the ground. As long as we stay this course, Iran will either capitulate or become irrelevant.

In the case of North Korea, President Trump has completely undermined their raison d'etre as a military dictatorship still at war with the U.S. As China's influence fades, Kim Jong Un is now facing a choice between maintaining Stalinist control of a declining country or gaining glory as the Great Leader who negotiated peace terms with the world's greatest power and led his country to economic prosperity.

All thanks to President Trump the Grand Master.

thats not the objective of playing chess ya f'n idget -

Goldilocks is the grand master LIAR ..... no more, no less.

What is the objective of playing chess?

 

[Siete]

thats not the objective of playing chess ya f'n idget -

Ever heard of "checkmate," Brainiac? (It means you are threatening your opponent's King and he has nowhere else to move.) Do you ever THINK before posting?

you dont concede when youre put in checkmate, you got your ass kicked - GAME OVER

YOU NEVER CONCEDE A CHESS MATCH FUMBDUCK !

CHECKMATE IS THE ONLY OBJECTIVE.

 

[joaquinmiller]

He just babbles. A military strike that could cause 10-150 casualties isn't proportionate to downing a military asset. Fine. I'm good with that. Threatening to obliterate a nation because Trump is the object of the type of insult he traffics in? Yeah, right. I got your proportion right here.

 

[jc456]

In the game of Chess, the objective is to take away your opponent's options until he finally concedes defeat. And Grand Masters are the best in the world at doing this.

Let's apply this analogy to the United States and its foreign adversaries, particularly China, Iran and North Korea. In each case, President Trump is methodically taking away their ability to harm or coerce our country.

In the case of China, his tariffs are causing much greater harm to their economy than ours both directly and indirectly as companies are moving to other countries such as Viet Nam. What can China do? With Treasury yields at near record lows, any threat of theirs to stop financing our debt has become meaningless. If they don't agree to restructuring our trading relationship on our terms, their economic growth will be stifled as they face increasing competition from other developing countries.

In the case of Iran, President Trump's increasing squeeze on their economy has led them to take hostile actions which not only erodes their support from other countries but also give the U.S. justification for even more punitive measures. If push comes to shove, they know that the U.S. has the ability to destroy them as a functioning country without ever having to set boots on the ground. As long as we stay this course, Iran will either capitulate or become irrelevant.

In the case of North Korea, President Trump has completely undermined their raison d'etre as a military dictatorship still at war with the U.S. As China's influence fades, Kim Jong Un is now facing a choice between maintaining Stalinist control of a declining country or gaining glory as the Great Leader who negotiated peace terms with the world's greatest power and led his country to economic prosperity.

All thanks to President Trump the Grand Master.

thats not the objective of playing chess ya f'n idget -

Goldilocks is the grand master LIAR ..... no more, no less.

it certainly is. WTF?

 

[jwoodie]

He just babbles. A military strike that could cause 10-150 casualties isn't proportionate to downing a military asset. Fine. I'm good with that. Threatening to obliterate a nation because Trump is the object of the type of insult he traffics in? Yeah, right. I got your proportion right here.

Speaking of babbling...

 

[joaquinmiller]

Trump is president of the richest, most powerful nation in the world, and he never stops whining that we're being victimized. What a freaking whine-a-thon! Man up, Trump! Try to mention a problem without blaming somebody, anybody, for causing it. What happened to "I alone can fix it"? He's an embarrassment. Every Mexican crossing the river would make a better American than that whiny c*nt.

 

[Moonglow]

Let's apply this analogy to the United States and its foreign adversaries, particularly China, Iran and North Korea. In each case, President Trump is methodically taking away their ability to harm or coerce our country.

In the case of China, his tariffs are causing much greater harm to their economy than ours both directly and indirectly as companies are moving to other countries such as Viet Nam

Which is it?
Is Trump keeping the US from harm or is he allowing harm in small doses?

Try to appear intelligent again? Maybe you should ask Siete about Chess, lol. Sometimes losing a Pawn is necessary to take down a King.

Aha, so Trump is allowing other nations to harm the US...I just knew it.

 

[Olde Europe]

All thanks to President Trump the Grand Master.

Kim played him like a cheap fiddle ("Americans can sleep soundly, since NK is no longer a threat"), China will make some minuscule concessions and Trump will crow "victory" (hilarity all around) while Iran, provided they play it smart, will result in a U.S. more isolated that it has ever been throughout history.

Yeah, the Grand Master of mobilizing Trumpletons into spluttering apoplexy or mindless adulation, as the case may be, and "can't fool me twice" is so, so yesterday. Trump demonstrates, time and again, there are suckers born every millisecond.

 

[joaquinmiller]

He just babbles. A military strike that could cause 10-150 casualties isn't proportionate to downing a military asset. Fine. I'm good with that. Threatening to obliterate a nation because Trump is the object of the type of insult he traffics in? Yeah, right. I got your proportion right here.

Speaking of babbling...

Kids in cages. STFU, Trumpkin. Trump wouldn't know chess if it bit him on the ass.

 

[jwoodie]

Anyone notice how the Libtards are completely unable to address a single factual point raised in the OP?

Products of "public education?"

 

[justoffal]

In the game of Chess, the objective is to take away your opponent's options until he finally concedes defeat. And Grand Masters are the best in the world at doing this.

Let's apply this analogy to the United States and its foreign adversaries, particularly China, Iran and North Korea. In each case, President Trump is methodically taking away their ability to harm or coerce our country.

In the case of China, his tariffs are causing much greater harm to their economy than ours both directly and indirectly as companies are moving to other countries such as Viet Nam. What can China do? With Treasury yields at near record lows, any threat of theirs to stop financing our debt has become meaningless. If they don't agree to restructuring our trading relationship on our terms, their economic growth will be stifled as they face increasing competition from other developing countries.

In the case of Iran, President Trump's increasing squeeze on their economy has led them to take hostile actions which not only erodes their support from other countries but also give the U.S. justification for even more punitive measures. If push comes to shove, they know that the U.S. has the ability to destroy them as a functioning country without ever having to set boots on the ground. As long as we stay this course, Iran will either capitulate or become irrelevant.

In the case of North Korea, President Trump has completely undermined their raison d'etre as a military dictatorship still at war with the U.S. As China's influence fades, Kim Jong Un is now facing a choice between maintaining Stalinist control of a declining country or gaining glory as the Great Leader who negotiated peace terms with the world's greatest power and led his country to economic prosperity.

All thanks to President Trump the Grand Master.

Wow! Nicely done!

Jo

 

[jwoodie]

Trump wouldn't know chess if it bit him on the ass.

Is that how you and Siete try to play chess?