This might be a little tougher than Putin thought...
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Time to kick Russia out of the UN until they change leadership.
At the bottom of that article is a story trying to answer why Tucker Carlson has become such a Putin apologist.
I wonder if Ukrainian jets are landing places like Poland and Romania to refuel and re-arm where airfields aren’t under attack before taking the skies again over Ukraine.
Maybe Trump is a stable genius? He knew how powerful the President of Ukraine is/was.
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You have to wonder if tonight is supposed to be pivotal if under the cover of darkness NATO sends in some stealth assets targeting Russian attack concentrations. I'm thinking cluster munitions.
Could have big rewards but would also be a major escalation.
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This is the part where I really wish we could send Bond, Reacher, or Norris into that isolated Siberian bunker that has the master "ABORT" red button for all Russian nukes. Once that's handled, just like what happens during the end credits you'll see Putin walk into his dark bedroom with Bond, Reacher, or Norris sitting in his chair with a silenced pistol and scotch in his hand. After some witty exchange they dispatch him.
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Long, but excellent, article:
We were warned. In the 21 years since President George W. Bush declared Putin a man he could trust—having apparently peered into his soul—the Russian leader invaded Georgia, backed Assad in Syria, intervened in the U.S. election, annexed Crimea, armed separatists in Ukraine (who then shot down a Dutch aircraft), assassinated enemies in Britain and Germany, and, then, finally, launched a full-scale invasion of a sovereign European country. And still leaders across the West—among the populist right and the populist left, from Donald Trump in the U.S. to the Stop the War Coalition in Britain—defend, explain, excuse, or even praise Putin.
We were warned. In the 21 years since President George W. Bush declared Putin a man he could trust—having apparently peered into his soul—the Russian leader invaded Georgia, backed Assad in Syria, intervened in the U.S. election, annexed Crimea, armed separatists in Ukraine (who then shot down a Dutch aircraft), assassinated enemies in Britain and Germany, and, then, finally, launched a full-scale invasion of a sovereign European country. And still leaders across the West—among the populist right and the populist left, from Donald Trump in the U.S. to the Stop the War Coalition in Britain—defend, explain, excuse, or even praise Putin.
"Show me the money!"
What a tremendous POS. Of course FOX won't drop him, also because of the money.
American capitalism at its finest. dws
Has Trump announced a rally in Moscow yet?
I absolutely love the part about NATO maintaining an Open Door policy for new members.Good stuff from POTUS:
**** you, Putin!
Raining Russians. Count the number of legs and divide by two.
Early front runner but the lack of boobs will see it beat in the elite 8.
Reading through the tea leaves on everything these last 48 hours, I get the sense for the first time ever, Putin may be in real danger of being taken out by his military/people.
We have Puty. He’s the biggest boob around.
I actually know that guy from when i lived in Brooklyn. I just went to his FB page to make sure and he had posted it there as well. Small world.
This was the post on his FB page. Looks like they repurposed the photo.
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US would treat the invasion of Ukraine as a “break in relations”.
They’re closing in on Kiev. Tonight seems like it will be decisive.
If they make it through the night, tomorrow we need to drop the hammer on China. Russia threatened us with nuclear weapons. We should cut off anyone who continues to deal with them.
Russia had a good seven hundred years of history. If this is how it ends, this is how it ends.
Puty is going to have his hands full holding on to Ukraine. If he actually occupies it.
If he goes after a NATO member it will mean war with the West. Absolutely.
Which he wants no part of.
Such a backward, POS country.
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I have zero issues with Russians except they’ve been brainwashed by this loathsome midget.
Look at this,
Is anyone else depressed by this whole situation?
Maybe it's because I went to Ukraine before.
I am depressed.
Maybe it's because I went to Ukraine before.
I am depressed.
