Columbia

But if anything, it goes to show you that these press releases are being written up by people who don't know how to spell the countries that they are talking about. It's like a bunch of toddlers are in the white house lol
Let me fix it for you.You didn't fix it at all, but thanks for trying. It's still a no.
Yes, Trump got what he wanted. If there is deviation from the stated plan, penalties including tariffs, have been announced and will begin the process of being implemented.
The desperation in this thread to try and make Trump look bad is 2nd to none. Originally Posted by Green_Mountain
If he had gotten what he wanted the plane would never have been turned away to begin with. Originally Posted by HDGristleIf the plane hadn’t been turned away none of the escalation happens. There’s no talk of Colombia yesterday.
Moral of this story....... Moral of the story is that Petro and Columbia
Ain't nobody scared of trumpf
And
Trumpf over plays his hand again and again.
Lil ol Columbia out maneuverd trumpf
Originally Posted by winn dixie
If the plane hadn’t been turned away none of the escalation happens. There’s no talk of Colombia yesterday.Both sides actually began implementation. Luckily, Petro was an adult and scorched earth wasn't needed.
Because the plane was turned away, deterrents were identified by Trump and are in a standby mode in the event Colombia deviates from said plan.
Keep spinning though. Originally Posted by Green_Mountain
Both sides actually began implementation. Luckily, Petro was an adult and scorched earth wasn't needed.The only thing that was began being implemented were a couple posts on X.
You mistake prudence with fear. He made his point and gave almost nothing away. Forced Trump to show his hand.
Remember that. Trump's stick is higher prices for all of us and you're loving it.
Ah, I missed these little chats with you. Originally Posted by HDGristle
Before I forget. Colombia accepted 174 deportation flights last year. And 450 from 2020 to 2024. Originally Posted by HDGristleSo if a couple of passengers on a regular commercial flight to Bogota are deportees, it counts as a "deportation flight"?
Colombia is sending two government planes to pick up migrants who were originally scheduled to go on military flights, according to a Trump administration official and a Colombian official.They won't be sending out 2 more military flights for 80ish people each. You do know how much that costs, right?
It comes after a major clash between the United States and Colombia over a pair of military flights carrying migrants that were abruptly rejected over the weekend — bringing the countries on the brink of a trade war.