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Covid, Ukraine and Taiwan
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Why are we here at this point? This is our President only a half a year ago calling out the greatest threat to the United States....Climate Change. I'm not surprised since our top General "White Rage" Milley has his eyes focused on woke issues instead of the real threat.
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And just below the tank running over the car in that twitter feed was this - Gotta get their Democrat women in there.
That is a war crime.
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EXACTLY! I'm glad I've got my AR (not automatic) and actually, I saw this morning it was more like 18,000.
Trump — noting that Putin seized land from Georgia when George W. Bush was president and seized the Crimean peninsula when Barack Obama was president — warned Putin against a land grab on his watch.
“If you move against Ukraine while I’m president,” Trump told the Russian leader, “I will hit Moscow.” Putin scoffed, “No way,” leading Trump to say, “All those beautiful golden turrets will be blown up.”
During that same visit, Trump reportedly told Xi that any military move against Taiwan would be met with an attack on Beijing. Xi, like Putin, is said to have been stunned.
The weapons Ukraine is using to hold back invading Russian Army
From cutting edge drones to artillery that was first designed in the 1950s, MailOnline looks at what military aid has been sent to help Ukraine, and which Western nation it has come from.
Turn off the volume & it ain't so bad. She could've demonstrated how she'd breast feed Putin, but maybe there will be part 2 coming soon along with another "Imagine" rendition.
Yeah I'm depraved, but this is just a clown show all-around and I really don't care about being PC. Nut jobs.
Bottom line is absolutely nothing happened on Trump's watch and we're seeing what happens when an inept, corrupt & dementia-ridden puppet is in office. But how dare the Orange Man reiterate what's happened and is actually happening though? The TDS is severe and it's permanent apparently.
The weapons Ukraine is using to hold back invading Russian Army
From cutting edge drones to artillery that was first designed in the 1950s, MailOnline looks at what military aid has been sent to help Ukraine, and which Western nation it has come from.www.dailymail.co.uk
Heard they're running out of Javelins though and Kharkiv is getting hit hard right now. They're going to need reinforcements ASAP.
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I don’t know if this will make you feel better or worse about yourself but my mind went to exactly the same place and I almost posted something similar. Depraved/great minds think alike.
Exactly. Say what you want about him, but no wars during his presidency. Gas prices were down, shelves stocked and I actually felt confident we were safe. Today, a total **** show.
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So they are in essence blaming Trump for a relatively peaceful 4 years as far as the world battlefields go? Yeah ok...I guess that would make sense in the bizarro world.
I was thinking if I was her son, I would breast feed until I was 12.
Soooo, he nominates her as the world is watching a war? Will she get the same treatment that Amy Barrett got in front of the savages in Congress? What a slime ball.
Note: this has nothing to do with this person getting the position, but how it's going down right now.
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I absolutely love this account. Just showing the staggering hypocrisy and self-owns with no commentary needed. People in higher places need to start following their lead and let the leftist shitbags bury themselves without any additional energy or headaches needed.
and its all about Trump now...
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The former president's praise for Putin comes at a perilous geopolitical moment in Europe.
Former President Donald Trump on Tuesday described Russian President Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine as “genius” and “savvy,” praising his onetime counterpart for a move that has spurred sanctions and universal condemnation from the U.S. government and its trans-Atlantic allies.
“I went in yesterday and there was a television screen, and I said, ‘This is genius.’ Putin declares a big portion of the Ukraine — of Ukraine — Putin declares it as independent. Oh, that’s wonderful,” Trump said in a radio interview with “The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show.” “He used the word ‘independent’ and ‘we’re gonna go out and we’re gonna go in and we’re gonna help keep peace.’ You gotta say that’s pretty savvy.”
Trump’s praise for the Russian president comes at a perilous geopolitical moment in Europe, where the Kremlin has amassed thousands of troops along the Ukrainian border. Already, Russian troops have invaded breakaway regions in eastern Ukraine that the Kremlin recognized as autonomous earlier this week. That recognition, as well as the subsequent invasion by Russian forces, prompted the U.S. and its allies in Europe to impose what President Joe Biden called “the first tranche” of sanctions against Moscow.
The comments from Trump also fit into a personal pattern of relatively warm rhetoric for Putin, especially compared to the abrasive approach that the former U.S. president employed in dealings with NATO and other U.S. allies. Trump repeatedly refused to accept the conclusion of the U.S. intelligence community that Russia interfered in the 2016 presidential election, at one point telling reporters at a joint press conference with Putin that he had accepted the Russian president’s assurance that the Kremlin had not been involved.
Trump’s 2016 campaign and its alleged ties to Russian interference efforts in that year’s presidential election were the subject of an investigation by special counsel Robert Mueller, a probe that Trump routinely derided as a “witch hunt.” Mueller’s report described numerous contacts between Trump’s campaign and agents or allies of the Russian government, including solicitations for assistance, but said the evidence was insufficient to conclude that Trump or his team coordinated with or conspired to support the Kremlin’s election interference effort.
Trump has long claimed that Mueller’s report exonerated him and his campaign, but Mueller, in remarks to the press about his report, emphasized that his team had not cleared Trump of wrongdoing and that “if we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so.” And Mueller repeatedly emphasized that his investigators were unable to access key sources of evidence and were inhibited by false testimony — some of which led to criminal charges, including against longtime Trump ally Roger Stone, who was ultimately pardoned by Trump just before facing jail time.
Trump, in his Tuesday radio interview, played up his relationship with Putin and said “I think nobody probably knows him better in terms of the discussions that we have or that we’re having this morning.”
“I knew that he always wanted Ukraine. I used to talk to him about it. I said, ‘You can’t do it. You’re not gonna do it.’ But I could see that he wanted it,” Trump said. “I knew Putin very well. I got along with him great. He liked me. I liked him. I mean, you know, he’s a tough cookie, got a lot of the great charm and a lot of pride. But the way he — and he loves his country, you know? He loves his country. He’s acting a little differently, I think now.”
Kyle Cheney contributed to this report.
Trump calls Putin 'genius' and 'savvy' for Ukraine invasion
The former president's praise for Putin comes at a perilous geopolitical moment in Europe.
Trump calls Putin 'genius' and 'savvy' for Ukraine invasion
The former president's praise for Putin comes at a perilous geopolitical moment in Europe.
Former President Donald Trump on Tuesday described Russian President Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine as “genius” and “savvy,” praising his onetime counterpart for a move that has spurred sanctions and universal condemnation from the U.S. government and its trans-Atlantic allies.
“I went in yesterday and there was a television screen, and I said, ‘This is genius.’ Putin declares a big portion of the Ukraine — of Ukraine — Putin declares it as independent. Oh, that’s wonderful,” Trump said in a radio interview with “The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show.” “He used the word ‘independent’ and ‘we’re gonna go out and we’re gonna go in and we’re gonna help keep peace.’ You gotta say that’s pretty savvy.”
Trump’s praise for the Russian president comes at a perilous geopolitical moment in Europe, where the Kremlin has amassed thousands of troops along the Ukrainian border. Already, Russian troops have invaded breakaway regions in eastern Ukraine that the Kremlin recognized as autonomous earlier this week. That recognition, as well as the subsequent invasion by Russian forces, prompted the U.S. and its allies in Europe to impose what President Joe Biden called “the first tranche” of sanctions against Moscow.
The comments from Trump also fit into a personal pattern of relatively warm rhetoric for Putin, especially compared to the abrasive approach that the former U.S. president employed in dealings with NATO and other U.S. allies. Trump repeatedly refused to accept the conclusion of the U.S. intelligence community that Russia interfered in the 2016 presidential election, at one point telling reporters at a joint press conference with Putin that he had accepted the Russian president’s assurance that the Kremlin had not been involved.
Trump’s 2016 campaign and its alleged ties to Russian interference efforts in that year’s presidential election were the subject of an investigation by special counsel Robert Mueller, a probe that Trump routinely derided as a “witch hunt.” Mueller’s report described numerous contacts between Trump’s campaign and agents or allies of the Russian government, including solicitations for assistance, but said the evidence was insufficient to conclude that Trump or his team coordinated with or conspired to support the Kremlin’s election interference effort.
Trump has long claimed that Mueller’s report exonerated him and his campaign, but Mueller, in remarks to the press about his report, emphasized that his team had not cleared Trump of wrongdoing and that “if we had had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said so.” And Mueller repeatedly emphasized that his investigators were unable to access key sources of evidence and were inhibited by false testimony — some of which led to criminal charges, including against longtime Trump ally Roger Stone, who was ultimately pardoned by Trump just before facing jail time.
Trump, in his Tuesday radio interview, played up his relationship with Putin and said “I think nobody probably knows him better in terms of the discussions that we have or that we’re having this morning.”
“I knew that he always wanted Ukraine. I used to talk to him about it. I said, ‘You can’t do it. You’re not gonna do it.’ But I could see that he wanted it,” Trump said. “I knew Putin very well. I got along with him great. He liked me. I liked him. I mean, you know, he’s a tough cookie, got a lot of the great charm and a lot of pride. But the way he — and he loves his country, you know? He loves his country. He’s acting a little differently, I think now.”
Kyle Cheney contributed to this report.
I was thinking how if she got anywhere near Putin.. how every possible orifice would be stretched beyond saving after Vlad and his pals were done with her
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