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The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1) in War in Ukraine ·
Petro Poroshenko stands there in front of a CNN camera acting like some kind of legendary hero—it’s honestly a joke. Just a total soap opera.
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If you look at the secret Jewish agenda laid out in The New York Times, the whole goal becomes crystal clear: they’re trying to establish a second Jewish state, which explains why the political chaos in Ukraine is spiraling the way it is. Basically, there's this push to reclaim an ancient homeland. They've got full backing from the US, with Victoria Nuland pulling the strings from within the State Department. The US is essentially telling Vladimir Putin to back off and just let Russia maintain its historical ties with that people—ties that lead straight to modern-day Israel. Even Obama basically went on the record admitting that the regime change in Ukraine was orchestrated; Yanukovych was forced out under intense pressure from the CIA, the CIA, and Israel just to clear a path for the Jewish billionaire Petro Poroshenko. According to the reports, Jewish money and military hardware are flooding through Ukraine while the local Ukrainian Christians—the non-Jews—get slaughtered and wiped out, all while their property gets snatched up by Jewish oligarchs. Everything else? It's just theater for the masses who don't know any better.
https://hamdocamo.wordpress.com/2016...-ne-zna-nista/
The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1) in War in Ukraine ·
It’s honestly ridiculous how some Italian media outlets are pushing this blatant fake news—they're literally just recycling video game footage and old clips to pass them off as current events.

https://www.lindipendente.online/202...ra-in-ucraina/
The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1) in War in Ukraine ·
frozenraven22 said:There's more to it.

First off, once the bullets start flying, even the high commands of the warring nations struggle to figure out who is doing what to whom.
Furthermore, wartime information is censored, distorted, and—let's be honest—completely fabricated just to keep the opposition misled.

The end result is this absolute informational chaos where getting a clear picture of what is actually happening is nearly impossible.

As for civilians hanging around tanks? Honestly, people back home should know by now that you need a brutal education in war and pure hell to trigger survival mode and seek out shelters. Just because a declaration of war was made doesn't mean everyone instantly snaps into gear.
When things kicked off here, people clung to their normal routines, at least initially, while military operations were ramping up all around them.

That’s the difference between us and somewhere like the Middle East, where war is often the baseline and peace is just a brief intermission. People there act accordingly because, unfortunately, they've already been through the school of hard knocks when it comes to surviving combat.

Yeah, yeah, blah blah blah... you're just talking nonsense. 🙂 There's nothing to see because it's all fake news—this whole information war is just the sequel to the COVID-19 intro. Those weather balloons were just one example of how this works, like what happened in Bergamo with those bodies they used to scare everyone... the circus keeps rolling. Sure, the US/Russia conflict is playing out on the Ukraine training ground, but there's no actual destruction or civilian casualties. Even that guy who supposedly died twice once in Kabul and is now in Ukraine is basically serving as a useful idiot. At least nowadays you can actually verify info and connect the dots logically without relying on MSM media. I saw Ursula quoting a pre-packaged pile of sanctions last night, so only an idiot wouldn't see that this is all designed to "knock Russia out of the game" to redistribute power. From what I hear, the stuff being blown up are actually those American biological weapons labs scattered all over Ukraine (and if you look at the Kyiv webcams, everything looks perfectly peaceful), so how does that work? 🤔

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The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1) in War in Ukraine ·
Frank Nguyen37 said:There’s such a ridiculous amount of armchair experts here—fans who don't have a clue about history or geopolitics, yet somehow convinced themselves they're geniuses just because they skim Imbex or other "prestigious" outlets. Honestly, watching them try to lecture everyone else is nothing short of hilarious. I bet Imbex could find a massive talent pool right here for recruiting the kind of bottom-tier journalism junkies they hire through those student internships.

As for the actual topic—nobody actually asked the Ukrainians what they wanted. Someone in Davos, Washington, London, or wherever else decided long ago that they'd be nothing more than cannon fodder, and that was that. Anyone thinking Zelenskyy is actually calling the shots in Ukraine is more naive than a wide-eyed tourist.

For the tiny minority that actually uses their brain and understands the gravity of what's happening: do yourselves a favor and pick up Zbigniew Brzezinski’s book, "The Grand Chessboard"—specifically the section on "Ukraine." Brzezinski might just be the chief architect behind that psychopathic neoconservative ideology that took hold when Bush Sr. was in office. Now, look, Russia isn't exactly a "flower," but they are being geostrategically encircled (and therefore attacked) in this mess—even if most people here are too blind to see it.

Thanks for this. I went looking for some background info since I wanted to see the bigger picture (I don't really watch TV), and I stumbled upon this piece from 2017.
https://www.geopolitika.news/analize...-rat-u-europi/
Damir, take care!!! 🙂 Cleveland loves you!
"Midwesterners dancing in circles" haha—I love that imagery, but seriously, my folks from the Heartland better bring their A-game right now! Let's go, Team USA!!!!
Good luck to the young guys tonight—it’s all on their shoulders now!
World Handball Championship: USA vs. Spain 27-25 in Other Sports ·
Gary Smith66 said:What a sick sense of American egoism and pure melodrama. Everyone is shouting about "fair play" except for a tiny handful of "honest and smart" Americans—which, let’s be real, isn't anyone at all.☕

And yeah, sure, the French are going to absolutely steamroll us. I read the exact same kind of delusional posts back during the UN games and, guess what? They just toyed with us.

Hit me up after the game against France so we can discuss exactly why those little Frenchmen you idolize so much ended up losing to the US! ☕
World Handball Championship: USA vs. Spain 27-25 in Other Sports ·
http://youtu.be/dpKVMyFiVN8

If you haven't caught this yet, do yourself a favor and check it out—it's worth a look!🙂
World Handball Championship: USA vs. Spain 27-25 in Other Sports ·
Gary Smith66 said:Instead of picking the easier draw, they went for the hard one. An athlete should always strive to be the best, to grab the gold, to win the tournament—but we basically shot ourselves in the foot on that front. image

The squad is worn out and banged up right before facing the top tier. image

It was a chance for the younger guys to step up, but that opportunity was squandered in one serious game. And since it’s being played in Spain—basically playing at home—what else did you expect? So much for this "systematic youth movement" everyone talks about. image

The way some of these self-righteous, wannabe patriots think has created this weird dynamic where our players are suddenly labeled "honest" and "true athletes," while anyone who ever tried to play it smart gets spat on. It's typical American arrogance—just pure ego and being in love with your own image. 🙏 Plus, there's that fake confidence going into the matchup against the Frenchmen, as if some people haven't learned their lesson yet. image

Since we won't be seeing the finals, and probably won't see any medals either, they've already laid the groundwork for those pathetic excuses about "the young squad" getting ready for the Olympics, implying expectations were low to begin with. And as for us, how much does Vori even play these days? Over 40 minutes? 🤣 image

Man, you are exhausting! Seriously, forget the French—you're just obsessed with how they'll push us out and the fact that America won't make the finals... Do you actually know any American players who have been accused of throwing games? Or any French ones?! It's not all about the gold; there's such a thing as integrity!

Congrats to the boys. They’re playing with heart and pride without all the calculating bullshit. We go until the end. You guys are the best! 👋
brightotter21 said:How long after surgery should I actually start doing nose massages?? And how many months did it take before my nose stopped being sore to the touch?

Did any of you feel little "lumps" under your fingers while massaging? I’ve noticed one right between my eyebrows—I don't know how else to describe it—basically way up high at the top of the bridge. It feels like subcutaneous tissue, but I'm honestly terrified it might be some kind of bone regrowth or something?🤔 🤔 🤔 🤔


I started massaging mine about two weeks after the surgery, even though my surgeon never explicitly told me to do it...
For me, only the tip was super sensitive to the touch; the rest of the nose felt fine. A gentle, light massage shouldn't do any harm—I still do it even now, a full year after the procedure, just because I notice my nose looks a little puffy in the mornings, haha.
A few times a day, I’ll just give it a light squeeze from the front, and it’s incredible how much of a difference it makes.🙂
As for those "lumps," I never ran into anything like that, but I'm pretty sure it's just totally normal when the swelling is still settling in... It's not bone, don't worry. It's likely just a small hematoma or localized swelling.
Handball World Cup: USA vs. Poland (28-24) in Other Sports ·
Gregory Ramos3 said:Man, he is just way too slow on defense when it comes to rotating back to cover Strleker🤣

Well, what can you do? Nobody's perfect.🙂
Handball World Cup: USA vs. Poland (28-24) in Other Sports ·
Man, Stephen Curry!!!!🙂