Laughing at everyone who is shocked that an openly Zionist president with a Jewish daughter and a Christian Zionist vice president is saber-rattling against Magog (Russia), the declared, eternal enemy of Zionists everywhere.
You voted for radical Zionism when you voted for Trump. You were never "betrayed," you just refused to see the evidence that was in front of your eyes the entire time.
The Zionists decreed a long time ago that Russia (and her allies Syria and Iran) must fall, and you endorsed that decision with your vote.
Get over it and get used to it.
Also, calm down. World War III is not going to start. Far more likely, Putin will blink and back down, since Russia is far weaker than the U.S. and is less willing to instigate conflict. Trump also knows that U.S. public opinion is currently against foreign wars.
Like I said in the Iranian thread back around New Year's, expect Trump to use soft and hard power to weaken and crush Russia. Ukraine and Georgia will join NATO, integrate with the E.U., and sever their remaining ties with Russia. Lukashenko in Belarus will be bribed/browbeaten into E.U./NATO integration as well, assuming he isn't outright overthrown in a color revolution (his concessions to the West on visa policy and other issues have made this more likely). The mullahs of Iran will be overthrown and replaced with a Western-friendly, anti-Islamic government. Syria, Russia's primary ally in the Mediterranean, will be conquered, in part so Genie Energy can mine the Golan Heights for oil (as AnonymousBosch has talked about on this forum before, and
to whom nobody would listen).
This is what you voted for. By supporting Trump, we made a trade-off: a openly, aggressively Zionist foreign policy in exchange for nationalist domestic policy. I'm fine with this, because a) I care about America first and foremost and b) I'm an adult who recognizes that politics is about trade-offs and it's impossible to get everything you want. The fact that we even
got Trump is something I'm grateful for, since the alternative was four more years of decay and decadence under the Clinton or Bush dynasties.
It sucks to be Russia in this equation, but it's not America's fault that Russia is a dying empire. The fact that Putin cannot even assert control over Ukraine, a country on his border with cultural links to Russia, indicates he will blink on the Syria issue. If you all cared about Russia, you should have voted for Hillary Clinton, since all evidence points to her being in Putin's pocket (or at least the fact that she was Putin's preferred candidate, because she's corrupt and predictable).
America First.