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Biden authorizes Ukraine to use long-range US weapons in Russia

Jimmy, even you have to sense the "you have gone crazy" defense from the left has lost all its teeth.

No, I wasn't crazy when I told you the media was fake as shit and now they are going to deal with a billion dollar lawsuit.

No, I wasn't crazy when I told you the dems were going to try to use celebrities for influence including the lawfair brought on by Dinero outside the court house.

No, I wasn't crazy when I told you Fani Willis was a Hack and there was nothing there.

No, I wasnr crazy when I asked you "whats the plan" 2 years ago regsrdinf Ukraine and you deflected everything with "russia is bad" no shit, but that doesnt mean we need to pay the tab.

No, I wasn't crazy when I read that entire shower of shit from Jack Smith and asked where that "super respected" lawyer from DC presented anything that resembled a case, and you disappeared.

I wasn't crazy when I told you Tim Walz had stolen valor, "guns i carried in combat" is and will always be stolen valor for someone who never saw combat.

Crazy, sir, is continuing to defend the democrats and not taking 30 seconds to evaluate how many skeletons you actually have in the closet.

That had pretty much nothing to do about what we were talking about. But before I put you on ignore......

 
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Russia moved against Ukraine while Obama and Biden were in office. That's a fact.

Russia made no overt threats or took military action while Trump was in office. Putin openly said Trump is unpredictable. That's a fact.

Biden said a strong response might not be needed if there's a minor incursion. That's a fact.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news...ver-russia-minor-incursion-remark/6590573001/

A lot of novels are based on actual events, but take some literary license. I'll buy yours when it's published.
LOL - Russia was continually fighting in Ukraine during the trump years. There was no need to make a major attack because Putin was slowly getting what he wanted. Hero worship is a terrible thing.

"Experts say Trump’s actions weakened Ukraine, divided NATO, emboldened Putin and helped get us to where we are today. And even with Trump no longer in office, his impact lives on in the form of Putin-friendly commentary in conservative media and from some Republican lawmakers.

“One of the key reasons Putin probably felt comfortable launching the invasion of Ukraine was the extent to which the West has been weakened and destabilized, and democracy undermined, and political divisions sown, in the five years since he attacked our election in 2016,” said Garrett Graff, a historian and journalist with expertise in national security and Cold War issues."

https://www.cnn.com/2022/03/26/politics/trump-putin-ukraine/index.html
 
LOL - Russia was continually fighting in Ukraine during the trump years. There was no need to make a major attack because Putin was slowly getting what he wanted. Hero worship is a terrible thing.

"Experts say Trump’s actions weakened Ukraine, divided NATO, emboldened Putin and helped get us to where we are today. And even with Trump no longer in office, his impact lives on in the form of Putin-friendly commentary in conservative media and from some Republican lawmakers.

“One of the key reasons Putin probably felt comfortable launching the invasion of Ukraine was the extent to which the West has been weakened and destabilized, and democracy undermined, and political divisions sown, in the five years since he attacked our election in 2016,” said Garrett Graff, a historian and journalist with expertise in national security and Cold War issues."

https://www.cnn.com/2022/03/26/politics/trump-putin-ukraine/index.html
Yes those are the liberal talking points to which no one with a brain is buying.
 
Ahh yes Putin had taken Crimea in 2014 when Trump was … oh wait no that was Obama.

Putin stops invasion pursuits until forces start of 2021.

It’s amazing how liberals claim Trump is the Russian puppet. It’s like you are incapable of reading a timeline or are just in flat out in denial. If Trump were his punk, why wouldn’t Putin have gone hard after Ukraine while he was in office? Makes zero sense.
So I guess when nazi Germany took over Czechoslovakia and Poland that was all FDR's fault? Simply because he was president at the time, right?

Let's wait and see what Trump does to help Ukraine.... or Russia
 
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Zero sum argument out of you if you don't understand how money could or would be laundered in multiple billion dollar transactions where nobody can account for actual inventory.
Incompetence in managing/tracking money is not the same thing as mixing illegal gains with the finances of a legitimate business. Pray tell what illegal funds the United States government is washing in the legitimate government of Ukraine, in the legitimate businesses of the MIC.
 
Incompetence in managing/tracking money is not the same thing as mixing illegal gains with the finances of a legitimate business. Pray tell what illegal funds the United States government is washing in the legitimate government of Ukraine, in the legitimate businesses of the MIC.
The funds become illegal when they go from US tax payers to the pocket of someone scrubbed in a transaction of arms via the United states Government and attending parties.
 
The funds become illegal when they go from US tax payers to the pocket of someone scrubbed in a transaction of arms via the United states Government and attending parties.
What or who is "someone scrubbed in a transaction of arms via the United states Government and attending parties"? Raytheon? Ukraine? You are doing mental gymnastics here. It's not money laundering. You might find it irresponsible or improvident, or you might find the MIC is grossly profiting from the war, or you might contend that once money makes to Ukraine there is not proper transparency, accounting, or tracking. But that is not money laundering.
 
So I guess when nazi Germany took over Czechoslovakia and Poland that was all FDR's fault? Simply because he was president at the time, right?

Let's wait and see what Trump does to help Ukraine.... or Russia
No that was Chamberlain’s fault. He was PM in charge of negotiating peace. I can’t blame him entirely though as I understand his and the U.S.’ position as entering another major war just a decade and a half later was to be avoided if at all possible.
 
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What or who is "someone scrubbed in a transaction of arms via the United states Government and attending parties"? Raytheon? Ukraine? You are doing mental gymnastics here. It's not money laundering. You might find it irresponsible or improvident, or you might find the MIC is grossly profiting from the war, or you might contend that once money makes to Ukraine there is not proper transparency, accounting, or tracking. But that is not money laundering.

I'm somewhat curious why you even bother with Whiskey? I get that at times he can be led to amusement or a meltdown, but it seems like you're trying to have a rationale back and forth with a reasonable person. Has there been any indication at all that he'll be receptive (even capable of comprehending?) to what you post?
 
I'm somewhat curious why you even bother with Whiskey? I get that at times he can be led to amusement or a meltdown, but it seems like you're trying to have a rationale back and forth with a reasonable person. Has there been any indication at all that he'll be receptive (even capable of comprehending?) to what you post?
I guess I am not that dialed into his personality. That, and I am always willing to learn something. With that being said, him labeling my post as a "zero sum argument" - implying there are relevant shades of gray - is lazy and irritating.
 
What or who is "someone scrubbed in a transaction of arms via the United states Government and attending parties"? Raytheon? Ukraine? You are doing mental gymnastics here. It's not money laundering. You might find it irresponsible or improvident, or you might find the MIC is grossly profiting from the war, or you might contend that once money makes to Ukraine there is not proper transparency, accounting, or tracking. But that is not money laundering.
"Someone" has previously been broadly defined as "these politicians who make 175k a year and Die worth 250 million" .


If your hold up is, it isn't illegal money being washed so it isn't mo ey laundering, it's just theft or fraud, ok, kinda, but that depends on the point of the transaction being illegal when the US tax payers are being told their dollar is buying x and the buyer, the united states government, knowingly is buying Y for access to cash. So the purchase, and then resell, would be the launder.


But hey, if you are good with "it isn't money laundering it's just theft", potato/potato.
 
LOL - Russia was continually fighting in Ukraine during the trump years. There was no need to make a major attack because Putin was slowly getting what he wanted.

What he wanted was a treaty signed by the US saying we wouldn't expand NATO into Ukraine.

“One of the key reasons Putin probably felt comfortable launching the invasion of Ukraine was the extent to which the West has been weakened and destabilized, and democracy undermined, and political divisions sown, in the five years since he attacked our election in 2016,” said Garrett Graff, a historian and journalist with expertise in national security and Cold War issues."
Less of matter of 'feeling comfortable', than being uncomfortable with the ticking clock on NATO membership for Ukraine.

This whole war, the invasion of Crimea, Donetsk and Luhansk never happen in the neocons hadn't pushed Ukraine membership over the objections of Germany and France in 2008.
There was still a good chance nothing happened when the Ukrainian people elected Yanukovych on the platform of improving relations with Russia and the EU in 2010.

Ukraine's presidential election, the fifth since the country regained its independence when the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, was democratic and "organized in a transparent manner," the OSCE said today in an e-mailed statement.

"Yesterday's vote was an impressive display of democratic elections," said João Soares, the president of the OSCE's Parliamentary Assembly and Special Coordinator for OSCE short- term observers. "For everyone in Ukraine, this election was a victory. It is now time for the country's political leaders to listen to the people's verdict and make sure that the transition of power is peaceful and constructive."

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In 2010, during the premiership of Viktor Yanukovych, the Ukrainian parliament voted to abandon the goal of NATO membership and re-affirm Ukraine's neutral status, while continuing its co-operation with NATO.


Neocons in the Obama administration sided with a violent mob to overthrow this elected government, which led directly to the Russian invasion of Crimea, Donetsk and Luhansk.

The neocons have the war they've always wanted.

If you think the US wouldn't respond similarly if the Chinese helped overthrow the Mexican elected government so they could setup bases on our border, you'll never understand how this war came to be.
 
I guess I am not that dialed into his personality. That, and I am always willing to learn something. With that being said, him labeling my post as a "zero sum argument" - implying there are relevant shades of gray - is lazy and irritating.

Thanks for explaining, that's a good attitude, and a good general rule of thumb. To me, at some point it becomes wasted effort, patience exerted with absolutely nothing that approaches an 'aha!' moment or even a recognition of a shared reality/understanding.
 
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"Someone" has previously been broadly defined as "these politicians who make 175k a year and Die worth 250 million" .


If your hold up is, it isn't illegal money being washed so it isn't mo ey laundering, it's just theft or fraud, ok, kinda, but that depends on the point of the transaction being illegal when the US tax payers are being told their dollar is buying x and the buyer, the united states government, knowingly is buying Y for access to cash. So the purchase, and then resell, would be the launder.


But hey, if you are good with "it isn't money laundering it's just theft", potato/potato.
Let us presuppose, for the sake of argument, that said congressman was not already wealthy prior to taking office. Is it your contention that said congressman voted to fund the Ukraine war, but only in exchange for hundreds of millions of dollars to boomerang back into his pockets, and that this happened? Or, is it your contention that said Congressman diverted (i.e., stole) war funding and put it into his pockets? Or had the war funding funneled into an illegitimate shell corporation directly or indirectly owned by the congressman? Or, is this simply about soliciting/accepting campaign donations in exchange for votes? Do you have a specific example?
 
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Let us presuppose, for the sake of argument, that said congressman was not already wealthy prior to taking office. Is it your contention that said congressman voted to fund the Ukraine war, but only in exchange for hundreds of millions of dollars to boomerang back into his pockets, and that this happened? Or, is it your contention that said Congressman diverted (i.e., stole) war funding and put it into his pockets? Or had the war funding funneled into an illegitimate shell corporation directly or indirectly owned by the congressman? Or, is this simply about soliciting/accepting campaign donations in exchange for votes? Do you have a specific example?
Let's work in reverse, no, I am not attempting to disguise this against any one actor over another.

There are a multitude of examples of these people FAR exceeding the net worth of their similar earning peer group, like not close.


"Ukraine" was the opportunity, the void Afghanistan left, it isn't about voting for one place or another it's about the opportunity Ukraine/Russia presented. War is profitable *to these people.
 
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Let's work in reverse, no, I am not attempting to disguise this against any one actor over another.

There are a multitude of examples of these people FAR exceeding the net worth of their similar earning peer group, like not close.


"Ukraine" was the opportunity, the void Afghanistan left, it isn't about voting for one place or another it's about the opportunity Ukraine/Russia presented. War is profitable *to these people.
Cite a specific example of a person and his circumstances.
 
Cite a specific example of a person and his circumstances.
Of a person doing what? Are you asking me for an example of a political figure who has made 6 figures and is currently worth 100x ( est) what that salary would have actually obtained for them?

Here is a super obvious one:
nancy-pelosi.jpg
 

Biden authorizes Ukraine to use long-range US weapons in Russia​


The decision to allow use of the Army Tactical Missile Systems, or ATACMS, had been under consideration for months. American officials had been divided on the wisdom of allowing the new capability. Some voiced concern about escalating the war, while others worried about dwindling stockpiles of the weapons.

Good! I've said it many times on here. NO ONE should be afraid of Russia and their shitty military.

Their economy is DYING. Inflation is north of 15 percent. Grocery stores are locking up butter. BUTTER. Their interests rates are 21 percent. They've already suffered more than 600,000 russian deaths in Ukraine. Now is the time to hit them hard.
 
When trump lost, Putin had to take a chance the Dems would do what Obama did and deny more lethal aid. Thanks to the UK and France stiffening Biden's back, we did more than what Biden originally planned to do. (He made comments not taking it serously at first.)

"No more mixed signals​


Unfortunately, the Trump administration, and particularly the president, continues to send mixed signals about U.S. resolve in addressing Russian aggression. Unlike Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley, who issued a strong statement condemning Russia’s actions, the president’s initial statement suggests he believes Russia and Ukraine are equally responsible for the crisis. Coddling the Kremlin and other authoritarians, a signature Trump foreign policy move, is not in the U.S. interest; it weakens the country’s global standing and ability to address security challenges that threaten it and its allies."

https://www.gmfus.org/news/time-trump-stand-putin-after-sea-azov-attack
So you came up with a nice theory about Biden that doesn't quite ring true. Biden has a history with Ukraine dating back to his days with Obama.
 
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He is on ignore for me @Tenacious E . He is an idiot.
It was calling you all cucks for buying the Jack Smith shit that inevitably did it in, wasn't it?


Why did he lie to you Jimmy? 3.5 years and he could have disappeared, but instead, he doubeled down on ass gaping lady liberty while the democrats sat in the corner and cheered him on. We could have had something great.....
 
It was calling you all cucks for buying the Jack Smith shit that inevitably did it in, wasn't it?


Why did he lie to you Jimmy? 3.5 years and he could have disappeared, but instead, he doubeled down on ass gaping lady liberty while the democrats sat in the corner and cheered him on. We could have had something great.....
No offense, but you do not seem well.
 
No offense, but you do not seem well.
None taken.

Put yourself in my shoes. A handful of pompous assholes tried implying they were smarter than everyone and clearly us lowlife maga folks didn't have the ability to read Jack Smiths document. Jimmy, being that fancy lawyer with the good water, told me he would gladly explain the actual crime should I read the entirety of the document. Of course, as you can tell, Jimmy disappeared once I arrived with my notes from the reading so at this point it's this meme to me:

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Tell me Jimmy, where is it...


Come on Jimmy, you said you would tell me Jimmy....


You are the smart Lawyer Jimmy, law me up Jimmmy......


Why did he lie to you Jimmy......


Why did you let him **** lady liberty Jimmy.....


And I just laugh.


You know, because I could never match him intellectually.
 
Russian troops attacked US troops in Syria while Trump was president. Quit pretending they were scared of him.
Did you happen to look up what happened to those Russians?

They were annihilated


In the end, 200 to 300 of the attacking fighters were killed. The others retreated under merciless airstrikes from the United States, returning later to retrieve their battlefield dead. None of the Americans at the small outpost in eastern Syria — about 40 by the end of the firefight — were harmed.
 
Did you happen to look up what happened to those Russians?

They were annihilated


In the end, 200 to 300 of the attacking fighters were killed. The others retreated under merciless airstrikes from the United States, returning later to retrieve their battlefield dead. None of the Americans at the small outpost in eastern Syria — about 40 by the end of the firefight — were harmed.

But they still attacked, right? Now do when Iran attacked our air base
 
Funny how it wasn't that long ago that Ukraine was perceived to be one of the most corrupt places on earth,.. but now is supposed to be accepted as the new fountain of European freedom and democracy... Russia is bad and Ukraine is a money pit,.. both can be true,
This is correct, and the reason why neutrality should be the absolute cornerstone of American foreign policy.

#WarCrimes
 
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