‘Whatever they want’ includes rape, torture and killing little girls with special needs.
“No, I would not protect you,” Republican ex-president Donald Trump, who has been found liable for rape and is under indictment for trying to overturn the 2020 presidential election in the United States, said at a campaign rally in South Carolina on Saturday.
He was referring to a conversation he claimed he had with the leader of a NATO country while he, Trump, was president between 2017 and 2021. “In fact, I would encourage them to do whatever the Hell they want,” Trump said.
By “them,” he meant the Russians.
Whatever they Hell they want includes Russian soldiers executing 36 civilians on Yablunska Street, in the town of Bucha in north-central Ukraine in early March 2022.
Zhanna Kameneva had bundled her friend Tamila Mishchenko and Mishchenko’s 14-year-old daughter Anna, as well as the Mishchenkos’ elderly neighbor Maria Ilchuk, into Kameneva’s minivan.
Russian soldiers opened fire on the van on Yablunska Street, killing all three women and the girl. “The van eventually burst into flames,” The New York Times reported.
“I would encourage them to do whatever the Hell they want,” Trump said.
What they want also includes bombing a theater in Mariupol, an historic port in southern Ukraine that now is under Russian occupation.
