bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 09/09/2026Nah, these are the loyalists. They bet everything on Trump, they need Trump because their political alternatives are dead. They're now realising that he's too dumb to be a president and will burn everything to the ground 0110
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 09/09/2026Slowly getting there, a few European and Canada are also doing the same 070
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 28/05/2026Who would've guessed that hiring the people who actually understand the sport and give them infinite money would result in the best team in the world Despite their "no-divas but actual football team", they've still been with negative net-spending for 50 and 100M, plus salary sheets 000
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 25/05/2026I don't have access to the article, but doesn't the graphic ignore the scientist's unique know-how and consequential dissemination throughout his career? This is as important as coming up with it And the perverse incentive of not guaranteeing a career may push talented youngsters away from academia 020
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 19/04/2026I don't think I've ever seen a president so open in terms of corruption. He's using foreign policy to advance his personal brand and personal portfolio 010
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 14/04/2026He's been erratic from the very first moment he stepped in the White House, as he never had the requirements to meet such post Age is definitely a factor, but the majority of the people that prevented him from doing stupid shit in his first term aren't there anymore 000
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 13/04/2026He has to be quite careful in the transition period. Hungary was one of the two countries that didn't invest heavily in infrastructure alternatives to Russian oil and gas He'll face a really tough transition phase, the country is a mess 0160
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 31/03/2026Trump consistently misplays his hand because he has no idea about its strength. This is just him trying to coerce us Europeans through a ranting Tweet as always If the US wants to stay in Iran, then opening the strait is in the US interests, otherwise there's no incentive for Iran to not open it 020
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 10/03/2026Peace talks can only be credible if the people who have leverage in the conflict can talk. Europe is the main Ukraine supporter, the US has little hand in the conflict thanks to Trump's financial withdrawal Without the relevant parties, anything agreed is impossible to enforce 000
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 06/03/2026It's actually insane he just kidnapped seven foreigners, this is like the Belarusian plane hijacking. Surely the EU can intervene here, he's trying to plunge the country into a deep crisis with Ukraine, but this is utterly ridiculous 041
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 13/01/2026Every single time they tried to help Putin, they had to backtrack. Even Republicans still favour Ukraine over Russia, they just don't want to spend money on the war The US is still a democracy. There are still a lot of power struggles in there, they simply can't credibly abandon Ukraine further 000
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 13/01/2026It's not a good idea to let Ukraine fall and that's still a higher risk than the US annexing Greenland. Ukraine needs weapons and there are certain technologies that only the US can supply, we shouldn't be dragging their feet when they're the ones losing men 100
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 13/01/2026Since when getting weapons from the US is a far-right talking point? They oppose EU rearming in general because that gets them points in the polls The only people talking against buying US weapons are Europeanists, and those are all pro-Ukraine and dislike the far-right threat to the EU 110
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 12/01/2026Only if we have the industrial capacity to do so, otherwise we're limiting Ukraine's options once again 120
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 24/12/2025Palestine Action is the group that invaded a naval base a few months ago There are dozens of pro-Palestine groups in Europe and in the UK, I don't get why she goes to support this one in particular other than to make the headlines 000
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 21/12/2025I'm well aware of Rutte calling him daddy, and I despised it then and I do now, but it was a pure cynical move to keep him close The EU has created a lot of initiatives and invested a lot recently to decouple from the US, but you don't catch up 30 years of no investment in 3. Ukraine needs guns now 110
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 21/12/2025The plan B is to keep developing the European defence industry which doesn't appear magically. The US has systems we can't replace yet and Ukraine needs everything it can get its hand on Trump can't stop this credibly either. The majority of republican voters and politicians are still pro Ukraine 130
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 19/12/2025O que aconteceu no jogo de ontem foi escandaloso, mas comunicados do Porto e do Benfica sobre jogos alheios é vergonhoso Os 3 grandes são beneficiados porque monopolizaram o futebol português. Enquanto isso, os adeptos choram que os outros dois são ajudados em vez de verem o verdadeiro problema 000
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 11/12/2025Independentemente do que acho do Bolsonaro, e o facto do Lula poder fazer isto também é a regra que já existia. Mas isto não vai contra a separação de poderes? Um presidente e um senado não deveriam ter quaisquer poderes judiciais 000
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 03/12/2025The flow of weapons is still happening thanks to the US, as they can have control in how the weapons they sell are used 000
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 03/12/20252/2 and I don't think Witkoff can find a solution. There's no middle ground, Russia has boycotted every peace initiative so far (bombing hospitals on an energy ceasefire), keeping its maximalist goals Also, all Europe needs to do to collapse it is requiring Zelensky to meet Putin for the peace deal 010
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 03/12/20251/2 I just don't think he can credibly go out. The US now contributes little to Ukraine. The US even makes a profit from selling their weapons, there's no credible exit strategy Then, both republican public opinion and politicians are majorly pro-Ukraine, he just can't 100
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 03/12/2025Because regardless of what they think of Trump, they still need the US as their ally. As long as Europe keeps being dormant, the US will still be the biggest democratic superpower (at least for now) 000
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 29/11/2025What's the point of this? Isn't it normal for an old man to spend time with his grandkids? This is something that humanises him, so choosing this angle to attack him is weird at best. Some replies here are also disgusting This is just an "orange man bad" 000
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 28/11/2025Estas notas têm um critério objetivo e repetível? Caso contrário não são nada mais do que uma opinião mascarada de avaliação 000
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 28/11/2025Really hope this guy stays in Russia after the elections in April No prison, he needs to fully betray the Hungarians so no "politically motivated prosecution" discourse exists 020
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 25/11/2025Chamberlain wanted time, not even peace. The UK was already rapidly rearming and he resigned with Chekoslovakia invasion Witkoff wants favourable deals with Russia to get rich, while the current administration needs democratic collapse in Europe (Orbán and AfD funding). They want Russia to win 040
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 25/11/2025The guy is obsessed with the Nobel prized, the administration needs Russia to win Again, call his bluff out. The US has three things only as leverage, weapons selling (not donating), intelligence and sanctions Even Republican voters and politicians are majority pro-Ukraine, he can't do anything 040
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 22/11/2025Every two months, the same dance. He gets bored, tries to sell it out, internal pressure comes, he backs down Again, this costs nothing for the US, we Europeans pay for the weapons, all they do is sanction and share intelligence The only reason they do this is to sell Ukraine out 010
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 16/11/2025Esta seleção tem mais que talento para ganhar sem o Ronaldo a jogar, especialmente contra seleções como a Irlanda ou a Arménia Mas em vez disso, temos jogadores como o Félix no 11 inicial que nem sequer perto da convocatória deviam estar 000
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 15/11/2025If it's not grounded in anything serious, then it's conjecture. If racism was the reason, then Obama would've never been elected. Sexism isn't either, far-right parties in Europe have women at the helm Both Hilary and Kamala were deeply unpopular from the get go, it's as simple as that 000
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 13/11/2025Exactly, they might catch some few dumb ones, but the actual networks are, unfortunately, run by somewhat smart people. Anonymity is key for people to properly whistle blow The strongest weapon against pedophilia is rule of law as scrutiny is possible. Hungary recent scandals are a great example 051
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 13/11/2025How is this even compatible with the EU laws? There's a strong framework on privacy and whistleblowing Plus, pedos are less deterred from breaking the law as they'll go to prison regardless, so they'll just use an "illegal" private channel And politicians excluded, lol (Epstein, Casa Pia, etc) 2212
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 12/11/2025For a country that spends a considerable amount in defense to deter Russia, sending money to a country that is weakening Russia and acts as a buffer is the best deal one could find But this is the party that was defending Orbán with its veto back then, so it's expected 060
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 11/11/2025Even if his efforts to stop the war were genuine, he has no knowledge of the actual situations to enforce peace, like his Gaza plan But given his Russian sympathies and the administration goals, it's quite clear why it will never work 000
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 11/11/2025It's almost certain he'll find a job where people will talk about it, he needs to pray he finds no Dallas fan there 000
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 07/11/2025Mas entregar comida em casa é um luxo, da mesma maneira que apanhar um Uber. De tantos bons argumentos contra o cartaz do Ventura, contra-argumentar que precisamos de mão-de-obra não qualificada que criam condições de precariedade não me parece o melhor A imigração descontrolada é um problema 000
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 07/11/2025We need to thank once again mister Putin for highlighting a clear fault in our defense Once again, the drone incursion made Europe look weak on the spot, but in the long run we adapt while Putin wastes his trump card on nothing 020
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 07/11/2025European countries need to publicly condemn Vučić. This is a guy in power for decades who recently got people to run over protesters 1121
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 02/11/2025Attacker holds his left arm, there's nothing he can do to save that ball 100
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 02/11/2025How can a goalkeeper dive if he's being held? There's an attacker arm around Donnarumma's left arm Goalkeepers should be protected close to the goal because they're different players who need to dive. Otherwise we'll have a couple of unsavable garbage goals 000
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 02/11/2025So the text is an excuse and not a genuine attempt to reform those people I still keep the example though, discourse is key in de-polarisation/de-radicalisatiin 120
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 30/10/2025I don't know her nor the column she wrote, but the idea of talking to these extremists has its merits Daryl Davis is a great example of someone who de-radicalised KKK members by befriending them. Shunning radicalised people will only push them deeper into their bubble 330
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 30/10/2025Yeah, but in percentage we are one of the lowest contributors 010
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 29/10/2025For a country that is overwhelmingly pro-Ukraine, we don't contribute enough monetarily (partly because we're poor) Happy to see us being mentioned when making contributions to you 2150
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 25/10/2025A CDU está no seu direito de ir atrás dos votos, mas este tipo de recontagens sucessivas até o desfecho mudar vai ser aproveitada pelo Chega Consigo ver o Ventura a não pedir uma recontagem e em vez disso usar a derrota para atacar o sistema eleitoral 000
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 24/10/2025Um governo subsidiado por particulares, ainda por cima anónimo, nada estranho por aqui 000
bcotrim98.bsky.social @bcotrim98.bsky.social · 21/10/2025I don't understand the personality cult to the point you can't point him to a single fault. MAGA believe someone has a true midas touch And regular republicans/independents that don't see the red flags in someone who unironically believes in these kinds of statements (aka Trump himself) 130
