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ccdirtdawgs's avatar

Russia has it all over the West as far as humor & satire. Hopefully most MIH readers will be able to view the Twitter/X satirical vid that got DHS' drawers in a twist:

US labels satirical RT video a national security threat — RT World News https://www.rt.com/news/583301-rt-satire-us-threat/

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Anne Sherman's avatar

Nuland’s call for foreign investment has been answered! The Clinton Global Initiative has announced its intention to go into Ukraine. Of course, the CGI is less an investment organization than a pillage and asset stripping entity (see Haiti for example).

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Bash's avatar

Until Putin shows that Russia can actually escalate (not just threaten), and can actually attack and capture territory, expect much more of this.

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Mike richards's avatar

‘ The sheer evil that the Neocons have perpetrated in Ukraine should shame all decent Americans’.

Absolutely. ‘Let’s you and him fight’ wars are cowardly and shameful, unsurprisingly favored by psychopaths like Romney. Maybe a more appropriate word is ‘disgusting’. Were I ukrainian, I would never forget this.

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AmericanCardigan's avatar

Extrapolations like this are a result of Deep state / MSM inbreeding.

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Mark Wauck's avatar

Polish PM Morawiecki Warns Zelensky ‘Never to Insult Poles Again’, as Grain Ban Feud Intensifies After Warsaw Decision Not to Send Any More Weapons

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SMH's avatar

Wish I had something profound and insightful to add, but this whole shitstorm is beyond belief. I keep asking myself “how the f**k did these imbeciles gain control?”

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Dan in AZ's avatar

It's perplexing how the West talks as if the Russians are some inert opponent. Like "We'll just freeze the conflict" or, now, "We'll just go on the defensive and launch missiles at Crimea." ????? The Russians, my uninformed guess, will someday pop a hole somewhere in the long line and it will be a ROUT. An Operation Cobra-type situation, back to maneuver warfare, where battalions/brigades of AFU will be rolled up in pockets and surrendering en masse. Anyway, for sure the Russians won't just sit and take it.

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Steghorn21's avatar

It's hard to know where to even begin with this level of delusional insanity. For people this estranged from reality, it's not a big step to thinking that a "limited" nuclear exchange is winnable. They not only have zero understanding of current realities, but have absolutely no sense of historical lessons either. Boning up on the battle of Kursk would have given themselves a shuddering sense of perspective: there too the Russians had built up defensive positions of immense density and strength. Even so, the Germans made significant penetrations before being halted. In the current offensive, the Ukrainians haven't even reached the Russian frontlines. As with the domestic situation in the US and here in the West, this can only be stopped by the other parties taking decisive action. The lower and middle echelons of the Ukrainian army have to call it quits, and ordinary Europeans and Americans have to kick out the maniacs who rule them. Before it is too late!

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Bill Acuff's avatar

How is it that the Secretary of State has been delegated the power to declare war? Who delegated it to him? Why doesn’t Congress challenge that delegation?

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Steghorn21's avatar

Because Congress is useless.

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jo blo's avatar

The NATO-trained Ukies were taught urban warfare and even they decried these tactics over a year ago. Now, witness the armor dropping off troops and told, "Run for it! That front line is only 2.5 miles off across the open fields."

A recipe for failure could not have been better planned.

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Steghorn21's avatar

My local radio announced last week that the Ukr army had re-taken 7 square kilometres of territory. Next stop Moscow.

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Joseph Kaplan's avatar

Does the newsreader know where Ukraine is? Does he/she/it know what a kilometer is?

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jo blo's avatar

Slava Cocaini!

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Mark Wauck's avatar

Totally sick.

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Joseph Kaplan's avatar

Nuland blinken and nod

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Mark Wauck's avatar

I saw that this morning but haven't seen any official Russian statement. Could be interesting.

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Dave's avatar

Pretty sure Zelensky's next role will be portraying Nicolae Ceaușescu.

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Joseph Kaplan's avatar

Vickie wants to pivot to China

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Joseph Kaplan's avatar

Am I sure? How the hell do I know? I just love these conversations.

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Nuland is well on the way to joining the ranks of evil female leaders like the Borgia gals and those murderous Empresses of the later Roman Empire. As for the Europeans, how on Earth will those milquetoast pygmies be able to muster up any military response? Their leaders are useless and their armies are transgender twerking circles. It's over and Putin will dictate the terms.

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susan mullen's avatar

Her "F...th EU" quote got all the attention thus overshadowing her "Yats is the guy" quote in the same conversation which was more important for Americans. "Yats" meaning Yatsenyuk was her choice for new Ukraine Prime Minister. This meant the world would know that US taxpayers had been forced to overthrow Ukraine's elected government and install US choice for new government. The BBC article also shows that UN totally backed illegal US actions. Yats immediately called in Ukr. oligarchs and gave them their choice of governorships.

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Joseph Kaplan's avatar

Have been since zhou was selected

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Steghorn21's avatar

The Economist has long been a cheerleader for nutty neocon and globalist schemes.

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