Yea, that demented man, spoke for at least 15 minutes extemporaneously i.e. no notes or teleprompter to our troops deployed in Poland this morning. Yet, he had no political grievances to salt into that talk. How disappointing.
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Yea, that demented man, spoke for at least 15 minutes extemporaneously i.e. no notes or teleprompter to our troops deployed in Poland this morning. Yet, he had no political grievances to salt into that talk. How disappointing.He is doing prety well with uniting the west against Russia for a demented man.
Dang, just came to post that! I suppose Russia will keep up the pressure on the northern cities for now, to help in negotiations. I think they are giving up on Mykolaiv and Odessa, leaving the UA to put pressure on Kherson (though I doubt Russia wants to lose that Oblast). Why they are continuing on in Chernihiv and Sumy is beyond me (well, why they even attacked on those fronts isn't logical). Kyiv and Kharkiv is plenty of pressure in the north. They have too many units 'stuck' up north for now to aid in securing Luhansk, Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia and the Kherson Oblasts (for a complete land-bridge). Russia will need a treaty to hold those regions, which seems unlikely at this point.Totally part of plan. Now get back to destroying everything in the east so broke ass Putin can rebuild it.
I said a hundred pages back or so that Ukraine should settle on nothing less than pre-invasion borders. All of Crimea, all of the Donbas, full stop.I hope they end with less than when they started. Push them all the way out of Crimea.
I really hope they get a chance to take Mariupol back soon, and get those poor refugees some relief, as well as cutting that land bridge in half.
Indeed, if Russia won't withdrawal, they can rebuild Mariupol with Russian bones as mortar.No treaty. Full surrender and withdrawl.
Over 200 pages back:I said a hundred pages back or so that Ukraine should settle on nothing less than pre-invasion borders. All of Crimea, all of the Donbas, full stop.
If Putin is having this much trouble with Ukraine I think taking on NATO at the same time would end Russia as we know it. It's likely a lot more of the remaining world would join in as well.
Once Putin's army crawls home I hope Ukraine takes back Crimea for the trouble. Maybe kick the shit out of Belarus for good measure.
It seems he doesn't have anyone close to him.I wonder how long Putin can go before someone close to him takes him out. Too many in the Russian leadership have too much to lose with him hanging on. When the mafia whack one of their own, usually the closest, most trustworthy person to the target is tasked to do the job.
"You're not allowed to ask questions about this" as he asks questions about this on one of the most watched TV channels in the solar system.Not sure if this has been posted, but this is amazing.
“On Thursday afternoon, the head of the radiation, chemical, and biological defense department of the Russian Armed Forces dropped some bombshell news: Hunter Biden had funded the Pentagon’s “military-biological program” in Ukraine.
Igor Kirillov backed up his explosive claim with a color-coded spider diagram featuring pictures of Biden alongside a smiling George Soros and links to the Democrat Party and multiple U.S. government departments. What he didn’t back it up with was any actual evidence.”
Russia Was Losing the Information War. Then Fox News Stepped in.
A conspiracy theory about U.S.-supported biolabs in Ukraine originated here, but it’s helping Russia turn the tide.www.vice.com
Hey, they are stealing the Republican playbook.
I'm pretty sure Trump was in the room when he had hookers piss on the Kenyan Muslim's bed. Oh, you mean military action. They don't call him Private Bone Spurs for nothing.Honest question cuz I don't know. Did Donny ever get so close to an action zone?
60 miles from Ukraine, Biden sees refugee crisis in Poland
By CHRIS MEGERIAN and DARLENE SUPERVILLE52 minutes ago
RZESZOW, Poland (AP) — Just 60 miles from Ukraine, President Joe Biden saluted Poland on Friday for welcoming more than 2 million refugees who have fled Russia's invasion. Then he met with humanitarian experts on the ground about what will be needed to mitigate the growing suffering.
They've been sharing that book for awhile. Tucker reads to them every night from that book.Hey, they are stealing the Republican playbook.
The problem isn’t the party, it’s the people. You ‘kill’ the Republican Party and another one just like it will take its place.
If Rs disappeared tomorrow, D's would split into two half's the day after tomorrow.
ftfyI'm pretty sure Trump was in the room when he had hookers piss on the Kenyan Muslim's bed. Oh, you mean military action. They don't call him Cadet Bone Spurs for nothing.
Putin obviously has people skills.There's this thing about trust issues whenever it comes to dictators having to keep their underlings from thinking that no one person in an organization is irreplaceable. Of course as we all know, a fragile balance is usually struck that revolves around spreading enough of the spoils to keep the help from revolting while the leader, be he a mob boss or autocrats of stature like Putin lives a life of a unique kind of loneliness where due to their own visions of grandeur, the innate urge to micromanage every single thing they think will affect their rule juxtaposed against their inability to accurately predict their futures.
Well, it's a heavy burden they carry that can only be matched by the girth of their megalomania, the sheer will of personality and the will to keep what's theirs and theirs alone.
Beats me why anyone would want to get themselves trapped into a life like that. I guess greed is just that much of an pull on some folks.
That seems just as inaccurate considering he never wanted to enlist that I know of. Maybe General Bone Spurs since he is smarter than all of the other generals anyway.ftfy
Using “Private” as his indicated rank implies he made it to actual military while cadet implies wanna-be status.
beau did a vid about the only thing that makes sense of the dereliction in leadership.
they believed their own propaganda and went in treating it as a parade exercise.