It's parody for sure-but the fact people think he really could say it tells you everything.
This might be a little tougher than Putin thought...
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yeah, it's a plausibility reinforced from both ends -- not only that tucker might say something this (personally, I've not seen that hack in the better part of a decade), but also that the internet twitterati would spend its waking hours obsessing over the fact that he said it.
Merkel and Macron were trying to head off what is happening now by not bringing Ukraine into NATO.
Merkel and Sarkozy. I seem to remember reading that Sarkozy had accepted a lot of Russian cash. Merkel did more than a few deals with Russia. Looking back, Merkel certainly seems to have been looking out for Russia's interests internationally.
Update - Sarkozy was convicted of taking bribes from Libya and has been criticized for a large deal with Russia. It is likely he was compromised.
Full text of yesterday's speech calling out Merkel and Sarkozy
Jumping to 18/31
Video of Sunday's speech
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If someone like Tucker supported overt genocide, I'd expect the internet to keep that front and center. Wouldn't you?
And Ukraine: 2008 is not the same as Ukraine: 2020+
Germany agonises over Merkel’s legacy: did she hand too much power to Putin?
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Germany agonises over Merkel’s legacy: did she hand too much power to Putin?
The war in Ukraine has prompted criticism of former chancellor’s decisions on Nord Stream pipeline and Russia
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French probe into Nicolas Sarkozy's 3m-euro Russian contract
The French public prosecution services on Friday confirmed they have opened a preliminary investigation into suspected “influence peddling” in relation to a 3-million-euro contract handed to former p…
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I've heard more than a few advocate for such things in the past. More recently, some savor for civil war in this country so that "the left" can be dealt with. I saw a post stating as much on this board on Saturday night.
One other thing about our recent past wars, Bush and Cheney, along with a few others, should have been turned over to international authorities and tried for war crimes.
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You are a fraud. Thanks for exposing yourself.
The people whom you were correctly counting on to oppose Putin, most of them fled the country. It is mostly uneducated, brainwashed, dumbasses who remain.
Do you think what is happening to Ukraine now is better than what happened to Austria in the Cold War?
Hey! We got another yacht! Not much of a yacht, only $90 million or so, but it's owned by someone close to Putin.
https://news.yahoo.com/90-million-tango-first-superyacht-144611474.html
https://news.yahoo.com/90-million-tango-first-superyacht-144611474.html
This is why dictators jail or kill artists, almost ahead of everyone else like journalists and political activists, when taking power or conquering a new land. They don't want anyone inspiring an opposition.
Another way to say this is to imagine everyone left the US except MAGA followers.
I hope they are sending russian recipients images of the genocide being committed as well.
Weeeellll, in 1985, it was the dictators who seemed to let the Poles do their thing. Just sayin'.
Best part of this is that my sister in law, who is actually something of a loathsome person, has a small sailboat named Tango, so this has provided me with an excellent opportunity to give her shit on my family chat.
Notice that I said when taking power or first conquering a new land. 1985 was at the tail end of the Soviet run. Fortunately for Poland, their minders had gotten lazy. It also didn't hurt that their one time Catholic Archbishop was elevated to Pope a few years earlier. JPII along with Reagan and Thatcher were a determined force in ending the Soviet Union. As I write this, I am reminded that they almost succeeded in assassinating the Pope. Like I said, dictators like to eliminate those who inspire opposition.
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Whatever blows your hair back dude.
Personally, my priority right now is on Ukrainians, rather than political screeds against domestic TV talking head hacks.
I'm continually amazed at how Zelenskyy seems to put out these all-timer speeches almost daily while running a war campaign. There is not a more effective leader. It's about damn time the U.S. had Gen X or millennial president.
The former richest man in Russia and Gary Kasparov have both said that Macron's efforts to negotiate with Putin are seen as weakness by Putin and only enable him.
No offense, you don't just find somebody like Zelensky. He is acting like a human, while helping command his troops and eloquently pushing other countries to assist his country with throwing enough shade to put pressure on without going to far overboard. He has essentially captured lightning in a bottle. Down the road I am sure he will do something to taint his reputation, you can't be this spot on forever, but damn he has done as fine a job as anyone could have expected.
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Existential threats have a way of focusing the mind.
Churchill was considered a bit of a buffoon prior to WWII breaking out, but he rose to the occasion. I think we are seeing a similar dynamic at play here.
Extraordinary photo. There is some data that we, as human beings, are just not built to be able to process.
And thank God for that.
Tank turret blown into 2nd story of home in rural Chernihiv, Ukraine.
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It keeps getting worse.
