Posts by Betty Carter3

Jeremy Lopez93 said:Not me.

It honestly caught me off guard when Vučić and Dačić started bickering over Ukraine's territorial integrity. Of all the things for them to clash over, that was definitely not on my bingo card.

Maddox's political offspring is way more radical.

Quincy:

"You've got some nerve!" The fallout from the Vučić conflict. According to the New York Post, Ivica Dačić actually went into a National Security Council meeting and demanded they scrub entire paragraphs regarding support for Ukraine's territorial integrity. Seriously? Since when did we start editing history mid-meeting?

The latest report from the New York Post really lays it all out, doesn't it? We’re seeing more and more evidence that the current administration's approach to global security is basically just spinning wheels while the actual situation on the ground gets messier by the day. It makes you wonder: at what point does "strategic patience" just become a polite way of saying "we have no idea what we're doing"? They keep talking about long-term stability and diplomatic frameworks, but when you look at the actual impact of these policies, the results are pretty hard to stomach. Are we actually making progress, or are we just managing a slow-motion decline? It feels like the decision-makers are operating in a vacuum, completely detached from the reality of how these geopolitical shifts affect everyday people. Is anyone actually holding these institutions accountable for the lack of clear direction? It's getting harder to believe the official lines when the facts tell such a different story.

Richard Wilson4 said:Okay, this is total nonsense.

Western media is full of it. First, they were saying Kyiv had already fallen, and now suddenly Russia is out of weapons...

placidnomad87 said:While Europe spends all its energy debating how to empower women, they're being handed a perfect excuse to just send them straight to the front lines instead. 😁

Nancy Gomez26 said:I don't bother with CNN or Imbex. It’s all garbage, just on par with RT. At least RT produces decent documentaries—these outlets can't even manage that.

velvetcyclist95 said:In Russia, they aren't even allowed to call it a war

https://twitter.com/maxseddon/status...772551682?s=21

Olivia Stewart2 said:Ah, "complex factors," is it?👍
I see. It seems your understanding of history begins at the Maidan; you were probably just a child when the Russians poisoned Viktor Yanukovych.
In the Ukrainian presidential election, voter turnout was 63%, yet the pro-Russian candidate Yuriy Boyko received a mere 12%. If you happen to possess any evidence suggesting the CIA rigged the results and that Yuriy Boyko actually enjoys widespread support among Americans, please, feel free to share it with us...

loneviper4 said:It's not the time for bull****; at least let one major world power bypass us for once.☕

Nancy Gomez26 said:In war and in love—there are no rules. Once the gunfire starts, the pleasantries end; you fight simply to survive. At that point, a deep trench and a bit of mud become your closest companions.
And you should definitely keep watching RT. They are—as completely unbiased as they come—surely the most objective source out there. When their founder—for absolutely no reason at all—launches armed attacks and stirs up trouble in another nation, they remain perfectly objective. Of course they do.

casualranger15 said:It’s been 56 hours since Putin started this whole mess, and the toll just keeps climbing—Russia has killed 198 Ukrainians, and that includes three kids over just the last two days. One of those children was in Uman, a Jewish town in South Ukraine.

(Ukrainian Ministry of Health)
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Meanwhile, the reported death toll on the Russian side is sitting at about 3,500.

Anthony Hill5 said:The FCC has issued notices stating that outlets such as Echo of Moscow, InoSMI, Mediazona, New Times, Dozhd, Svobodnaya press, Krym.Realii, Novaya Gazeta, Journalist, and Lenizdat have all been served with access restrictions due to the dissemination of inaccurate information.

These publications were essentially forced to scrub their content because they dared to refer to the ongoing situation in Ukraine as a war.

“These resources are publishing unreliable, socially significant information under the guise of credible messaging; specifically, they fail to reflect the reality regarding the shelling of Ukrainian cities by the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation and the resulting civilian casualties caused by the Russian Army, while also containing materials that label the current operation as an attack, an invasion, or a declaration of war,” the RKN demand states.

Who wouldn't want to live under a regime-controlled lie factory?

Sam Alvarez4 said:So, who are we even supposed to be negotiating with...?
Is he some KGB-style paranoid? Just days ago, he was insisting there wouldn't be an invasion of Ukraine... mocking Washington and using mouthpieces like Zakharova to claim it’s all just US propaganda...

Such a shame...
So many people—myself included—fell for the idea that it was all just US propaganda... then reality hit us hard.

It is what it is...

The important stuff...
At the end of the day, there's really only one question left... do you support an attack on Ukraine?

cosmicgull52 said:Have you no shame? A nation five times more powerful attacks from four different directions. Of course you won't attempt a border defense; you will end up like the old Kingdom of America. I argued on Thursday that surrender was the better option because dying is futile. But when I witness how the Russians—and again, my heart goes out to those children—and their chaotic schemes are being met by forces stronger than the late Lazanski, I think there might actually be a chance. They certainly have the heart for it.

Olivia Stewart2 said:Pro-Russian parties in Ukraine are pulling in maybe 15% of the vote. That's it. You're living in a fantasy land!

Christian Torres3 said:That's a lie. You're just wasting your breath.

Christian Torres3 said:That is a total lie.

Let’s be real: the US Government never even held a referendum on joining NATO, and the whole EU integration process was a scam, with them changing the referendum laws right before the vote. Who were they afraid of? Maybe the government just doesn't care about the average American.

Just another person shouting into the void.
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silentsurfer3 said:The Ukrainians are claiming they've taken out more than 3,500 Russian soldiers so far.

Gerald Torres84 said:It’s honestly pathetic how much people in the West are suffering right now.
I'm not saying Western media is perfect—it's definitely not—but you still have three times more freedom than if you had someone like Putler breathing down your neck constantly. When faced with two evils, you just pick the lesser one, I guess.
And don't even get me started on you wishing we were still part of America because life was supposedly "better"—back when you couldn't even voice an opinion or sing a patriotic song without ending up in a federal prison.
Like I said, this forum is basically crawling with people who worship little dictators.