... and, if you can't trust Putin's declared motivations for the actions he takes, who can you trust?
This might be a little tougher than Putin thought...
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... and, if you can't trust Putin's declared motivations for the actions he takes, who can you trust?
Why the hell are you defending Putin? 🤢 🤮
I’m attacking false narratives. I don’t think they help anybody except the warmongers. This is what always happens. Do you think Elon is defending Putin too?
Russia loses 19 tanks, two Su-25 jets and a helicopter in a day: Ukraine
Vladimir Putin has admitted logistical and supply issues within Russia's newly mobilized troops.
www.newsweek.com
Oh, no doubt. The regulars, the Spetnatz, and the valuable Wagner soldiers will pull out with the meat sacks catching the bullets for them.
Jeffrey Sachs, Columbia professor. He has enough clout to contact the White House and they’ll listen to him…. at least he did. I’ve seen him on CNBC and Bloomberg before this. He was economic adviser to Russia and Poland during the fall of the Soviet Union and worked in the Kremlin. The White House gave him $8b to save Poland but zero for Russia. He probably even speaks Russian. He understands the situation very well. More recently he helped Bernie Sanders.
Just like the Brian Ferentz led Iowa Hawkeye offense today, keep your foot on the gas, Ukraine.
That is some stellar s*** right there.
Chomsky can repeat Russian propaganda, just like anyone else.
How the Hell was I the first person to give that a like?? "A f***** bear in a circus"....
I was tearing up because I was laughing so hard.
Good thing they didn't listen to him.
Thank you. He has a right to his opinions as do those who directly advise the President. I would think those actually in the administration would hold more sway.
If Russia carries through with this threat NATO needs to act. The UN is toothless in this situation. Russia is calculating enough to keep their grain (Or, grain they stole from Ukraine), moving to Turkey, and to Syria where it can be laundered out onto the black market. But, if they cause spikes in prices, and actual shortages that will lead to political unrest, then the member nations need to put it to the Turks that at a minimum NATO minesweepers need to be allowed to pass into the Black Sea. We have enough air assets to move into Romania, Bulgaria, and Greece to extend an umbrella over shipping lanes if the Turks want to be Putin's sock puppet.
So he’s a huge POS and Putin bootlicker. Got it.
If anyone is immune to propaganda it’s Chomsky. He wrote a book about it. He thinks the current western propaganda is worse than he’s ever seen.
There are Russian sympathizers in America right now just as there were Nazi sympathizers in the past.
I'd call that a big "no"
Siding with oligarchs and autocrats is buying into the propaganda they sell.
It's the first point he made. From that point, anything else he says is disqualified.
Is this a false narrative?
“What was [Peter] doing?” Putin asked Thursday, according to the Associated Press. “Taking back and reinforcing. That’s what he did. And it looks like it fell on us to take back and reinforce as well.”
hawkeyetraveler
HB Heisman
And 52 APVs. They caught a pocket or two…
Downside is that i am sure they are probably mostly new conscripts. On the other hand, maybe word gets back and that foments resistance to more conscription and their war effort overall.
This video is shaky af but a battery of 5 self-propelled artillery units eliminated in one sitting
