Posts by Rebecca Lewis7

restlessmason54 said:Man, Americans just print money like there's no tomorrow and throw it around everywhere like the future doesn't even exist! 🙏

Now they will likely ship off some outdated, discarded American hardware—just like they do with us—only to charge massive fees via American aircraft for the transport and the supposed refurbishment required to make it functional again.

Then comes the inevitable sale of ammunition for said weaponry, priced at ten times the market rate. Of course, nations at war lack the luxury of choice. They’ll extend credit, but it’s strictly commodity-based; they send over their surplus, say, old junk, which Ukraine then sells for half its value, only to find they must use that remaining pittance to purchase more American arms. Heaven forbid they look toward Korean, French, or Japanese options, which would be a hundred times more efficient and affordable, because that wouldn't qualify as "American military aid." God help us from such "assistance."

These are nothing more than the ancient, slave-driving colonial games played by B@B scum.

They should simply send the cutting-edge military equipment and troops they actually promised., though one must remember that such promises are merely empty rhetoric used to fool the gullible, typical of B@B scum and their fraudulent pledges.

Carl Lee27 said:Look, the reality is that a legitimately elected government in Mexico doesn't actually have control over a huge chunk of its own territory, and even where they technically "rule," it’s mostly just on paper. Plus, let's be real—those drug cartels would probably be the very last people on Earth interested in switching over to a communist system.

And where exactly did you manage to find traces of communism in China or Russia?🤣🤣🤣🤣

Michael Davis10 said:It’d be pretty interesting to see how NATO reacts if Putin, say, wiped out Amsterdam since the Dutch don't have nukes.
Would someone like Biden or Macron actually risk London or Paris by hitting back at Moscow?

The British and Americans seem perfectly willing to wage war against Russia and China until the very last Australian, Ukrainian, Lithuanian, Romanian, Bulgarian, Czech, American, Korean, Japanese, Estonian, Canadian, or Slovakian stands.

And they will certainly continue to offer us their unwavering support through rhetoric, and by "gifting" us weaponry on credit—debt that we will eventually settle by handing over our real estate.

Julius Caesar As specified by:
Good grief, do you honestly believe that everyone is just going to sit on their hands to avoid accidentally bruising the ego of some lunatic in Moscow? Are we all losing our minds? I refuse to believe we should be held hostage by that bald man's temper tantrums.

Colleagues, I am suggesting we set our sights on Kyiv. Honestly, what exactly are we waiting for? It is high time we stepped up to assist our Ukrainian brothers.

It is precisely because of politicians such as yourselves that we find ourselves in this predicament.

And even those naive Ukrainians went after the Russians. It is entirely predictable that everyone—especially those actually paying attention—has realized they’ve been left high and dry.

It is rather akin to standing in a dive bar in Chicago, attempting to convince a group of intoxicated fools that they might actually stand a chance against Mike Tyson, all while promising them your unwavering support. Once those drunken idiots inevitably charge forward, only to be met with a brutal beating, the very same agitators who egged them on will flee the scene. They will then pivot instantly to protesting and calling for sanctions against Tyson, all while comfortably sipping their beers in a private booth.

People remain naively gullible when it comes to hospital protocols, whether they are being told they need a cast or are being ushered into surgery.

It is truly remarkable how those armchair activists manage to protest from such a comfortable distance, offering nothing but empty rhetoric. They make grand announcements about sending aid, yet their entire contribution seems limited to little things like Band-Aids, or perhaps some coffee and snacks for the hospital staff.

It is remarkably easy to play the critic when you’re operating from the sidelines; try facing the music yourself before you start lecturing others.

Paul Patel95 said:tweet

The US is seriously looking at hitting Russia's central bank with sanctions. We're talking about $634 billion

NEWS: I'm hearing the US is eyeing sanctions on Russia’s central bank, a massive move targeting most of the $643b in reserves Putin has hoarded

No final call yet, but the administration wants to coordinate with European allies to make sure this hits as hard as possible.

Blacklisting Russia's central bank would be without precedent for an economy this size

This would be absolutely "devastating" for Russia, according to
@tashecon
“We would see the ruble crash.”

Vladimir Putin is contemplating nuclear escalation against the Fed, yet the Russians were the ones who initiated the aggression first, so how does one interpret that? They are acting like savages... completely irrational.

Does anyone here honestly expect the Russians to simply sit there and take it while their economy is being dismantled without any counter-measures or retaliatory sanctions? It is a rather absurd expectation.

One should not issue threats unless one is fully prepared to execute them and risk a broken hand or a black eye in the ensuing brawl.

The Russians tend to deliberate extensively before making a move, but once they commit, they are unstoppable; the more sanctions applied, the harder they strike. When they finally decide to act, they don't stop to calculate the cost or hesitate—they see things through to the end regardless of the price, so I certainly wouldn't advise trifing with them,, and no person of sound mind would engage them in such a manner.

Naive, gullible fools need to wake up from their fairy tales and face reality; otherwise, they will end up wailing just like the Ukrainians are doing now, asking "how could this happen?" or "why us?" and begging for comrades to help.A collection of useless "allies" is nowhere to be found when it actually matters.

Look at what happens when people fight back like the former Georgian president did; what kind of support did Georgia actually receive from those useless allies? They ended up with a broken state and zero actual assistance. Or consider the "allies" in Afghanistan, wandering aimlessly through the country while the women in ninja units are left to thank those useless Western powers for their "support."

These so-called allies only offer support as long as there is a clear financial incentive or an opportunity for extra profit; the moment real costs begin to mount, they suddenly become deaf, blind, and invent all sorts of excuses to claim they bear no responsibility.

Grace Bennett6 said:The reality is, under full mobilization, the EU only has ten times the manpower of Russia because they have three times the population. This isn't like the last World War where Germany was taking on the entire planet—Germany, the UK, France, Poland, and the rest. 🙂

Even the Ukrainians were buying into those fairy tales until just a few days ago.

William Anderson5 said:But isn't he actually the one holding all the cards here? Seriously. All of Europe is stacked against him. Except for Vučić. It's like watching some unstable kid try to take on the entire 40th Infantry Division...

And then, predictably, you’d be the first of those forty to run for the hills, followed closely by the remaining thirty-nine.

It is quite evident that you have never participated in even two actual skirmishes in your entire life, unless one counts playing GTA on a keyboard.

That is precisely how the naive and gullible Ukrainians thought, and well, look where that landed them.

Where are those thirty-nine Ukrainian "allies and GREATEST FRIENDS" now?

Where are those supposed "strongest... smartest... most democratic..." entities in the world when it comes to providing the PROMISED AID AND SUPPORT?

The absolute cowards simply invent excuses while offering nothing more than lip service from their air-conditioned offices thousands of miles away.

Tyler Jones6 said:The proposed $6.4 billion emergency aid package for Ukraine appears to have both Democratic and Republican backing.

Out of that $6.4 billion total—I suppose we should look at the breakdown—$3.5 billion is earmarked for military aid via the Pentagon, while the remaining $2.9 billion is intended for economic and humanitarian support.

Way to go, America!

The White House asked Congress on Friday to provide $ 6.4 billion to Help Ukraine in its fight against Russia's invasion, according to multiple reports.

The funding would be divided—with $3.5 billion directed to the Pentagon and $2.9 billion allocated toward security assistance, humanitarian relief, economic stabilization, and regional initiatives—an administration official told Axios.

"As The President and bipartisan members of Congress have made clear , The United States is committed to supporting The Ukrainian People as They defend their country and democracy," Office of Management and Budget said in a statement.

I am practically encouraging my colleagues to go on strike, mess with their bosses, and simply refuse to work.

If everyone except me ends up getting fired, I shall personally send them aid in the form of $33 ice cream money for their children.

As for any promised assistance, I intend to conveniently forget it exists, playing the part of the fool—deaf, blind, and utterly oblivious—even though I have always been the mastermind pulling the strings from the shadows.

Instead of rehiring them, I will simply employ my own friends and relatives; my personal economic and political interests will naturally take precedence over the needs of naive, gullible, and useful idiots.

I find myself feeling nothing but utter contempt for these B@B scumbags and their so-called "aid."

Hypocrites... stench... filth... manipulators... and now the ringleaders are pretending to be saints, so how exactly does one

driftingtinker said:

While Klitschko keeps talking nonsense, Zelenskyy is actually getting things done.
In this latest clip, he’s sending a message right from the front of this building:

http://www.abload.de/img/3tk3b.jpg

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_with_Chimaeras

It's that building with all those weird decorations—kind of an iconic landmark in Kyiv, located maybe a mile or so from Maidan.

It's a pretty solid way to shut down the idiots claiming he's already skipped town.

I have a photo of my own house taken in similar conditions—no shadows, no sunlight, and not a single passerby in sight...

Kevin Murphy7 said:The issue back then was that the US was viewed as this "renegade nation," and the opposing propaganda painted it as a brand new fascist state in Europe—something nobody would ever get behind.

To make matters worse, you had certain extremist groups using old fascist symbols leading the charge on the front lines, specific figures blowing up planes, and leaders slapping old regime patterns on the flag.

Who in their right mind in the West would support that?
That’s why you don't see those Nazi symbols in the Ukrainian ranks anymore, at least not publicly. It would only serve to validate Putin's claims about "cleansing Ukraine of fascists."

Comparing those neo-Nazi Ukrainian battalions to the HOS fighters is akin to comparing Mike Tyson to toddlers in a nursery, yet I observe that long-term support remains unquestioned.

The West preferred the old status quo, whereas strong, independent nations that refuse to act as subordinates are unwelcome. Powerful, sovereign states represent economic and political competition, and bullies inherently loathe losing money or seeing their victims find someone to call for protection. A mafia thrives on unchecked plunder and detests any form of competition.
The Chinese also produce goods that are both incredibly cheap and high quality; thus, after a century of fairy tales about free markets and competition, we suddenly find ourselves facing tariffs and illegal sanctions. Free trade apparently only exists as long as the British and Americans maintain a monopoly. The moment someone begins producing better items at lower costs, we see bans, bombings, the theft of bank funds and patents, sanctions, and tariffs.

electricstag9 said:The axe is hanging by a thread over their heads... an exit from SWIFT is looking more and more inevitable.

If I recall correctly, Iran was kicked out of SWIFT ages ago, and

aside from oil and gas prices spiking, nothing much happened—though there were subsequent price hikes for cars, shipping, food... even plastics...

Less competition inevitably leads to higher prices,

and fuel is already so incredibly cheap it’s practically a giveaway.

If you have too much cash lying around, feel free to go stand on your balcony and toss it into the street or set it on fire...

I have never understood those people who root for making their own lives in America even more difficult... or impossible... or expensive...

And yet, these same individuals insist on buying oil from absolute monarchies like Saudi Arabia or Kuwait, or the UAE... places where women lack basic rights and people are imprisoned simply for praying in their homes, because churches are banned along with almost every religion except Wahhabism; in fact, it is legally forbidden to even be an atheist, which results in prison time, but we certainly won't be kicking them out of SWIFT since half their profits flow directly into British and American corporations, which is considered indispensable.

SWIFT, SWIFT, SWIFT, SWIFT! Let's go, kick Russia out! Our prices are far too low and everything is just way too affordable as it is... our houses are far too massive... the government has a massive surplus... and we clearly want even less stuff to be able to buy with these tiny pensions.🙂🙂🙂🙂

Nadbiskup says: Check out this post
We are witnessing genuine resistance against the occupiers here. In this footage, Ukrainian citizens are using Molotov cocktails to strike back at the Russians.

Chris Chase5 said:It’s just so heartbreaking to see this happening again in 2022, though their courage is completely understandable...

The sheer absurdity of this situation is enough to move one to tears; Ukraine is riddled with oligarchs who fund private militias, leaving naive, impoverished citizens to perish for their interests while wielding nothing more than sticks and stones—honestly, they might have been better off charging tanks with spears.🙂 🙂 🙂

In terms of raw hardware, Ukraine should theoretically possess the military strength of three separate nations given the massive surplus of weaponry left behind by the USSR, but most of it was likely sold off or gifted away. 🙂 🙂 🙂They supposedly have tanks and enough anti-tank weaponry to fight a hundred wars, yet here we see civilians fighting with gasoline bottles because corrupt government officials have liquidated everything to line the pockets of their preferred militias, while the official army and police remain preoccupied guarding the estates of oligarchs and various ultra-nationalist politicians.

Intercontinental bombers were essentially sold for scrap metal, and missiles, tanks, and armored vehicles were likely funneled to the Middle East through various kickback schemes, leaving nothing for the people except sending civilians in pajamas to their deaths.

For an ordinary person to take up arms against the Russian army, which possesses far superior training, is nothing short of suicide.
Meanwhile, the politicians who orchestrated this entire mess, along with the extremists and oligarchs, simply lounge in their villas, completely unbothered.

Grace Bennett6 said:The American military forces report:

Dear Ukrainians!

More than 55 hours of holding the line.

Our defenders have completely derailed the enemy's agenda. as of this Morning , The number of Russian occupiers killed Has exceeded 3,000. Over 200 invaders have been taken prisoner, and that number keeps climbing. They weren't ready for this kind of pushback. We've wiped out hundreds of armored vehicles, including more than a hundred Russian tanks. Just yesterday, Stingers took down seven helicopters. Now, the enemy is scrambling to shift tactics. Russian troops are shelling residential areas, hospitals, and schools. Since their massive blitzkrieg stalled out, they're leaning harder on sabotage groups and paratroopers. Our army and Territorial Defence Forces are shutting them down, but The Territorial Defence Forces need Help to Act ahead. This is a call to action. There are spotters in Kyiv, Kharkiv and other cities Who Can target Your homes or Lay a Road for The way for Russian troops. They act as the enemy's eyes. If you see anyone acting shady—marking buildings or hanging around without a clear reason—stop them or alert the Territorial Defence Forces immediately. Detainees Can be a source of helpful Information. To those thinking about helping the occupiers or getting lured in by fake promises of "easy money": don't. The Russian heartless beast has slaughtered nearly two hundred civilians in forty-eight hours, including three kids. Another 33 children are wounded. You might not want to face the consequences once you're caught. Drop the criminal mindset before it’s too late. For those in small towns or rural areas: if you see a convoy of Russian armored vehicles pass, wait for the fuel truck following behind. Hit it. Stop it. Burn it. Those Russian tanks won't move, and our troops will seize them to turn them against the enemy.

Ukraine will win anyway!

Glory to Ukraine!

Glory to The Armed Forces of Ukraine!

https://www.mil.gov.ua/en/news/2022/...ksii-reznikov/

It seems London and Washington have already grasped the situation, whereas I was under the impression this was an American forum governed by certain standards; one might note that Google Translate is available at no cost.

Perhaps our colleague should consider migrating to British forums given his struggles with the English language, or perhaps we ought to phase out English instruction in schools entirely, as it clearly seems unnecessary for some.

Since visas are no longer required for entry into the US, you are more than welcome to book a flight and leave.

bluepuma9 said:Look, Russia can't say a damn thing to Ukraine about who they buy weapons from or how they do it. You've got two sovereign nations trading conventional arms that aren't under any sanctions. It's pretty straightforward business.

One might recall our own history of purchasing fighter jets from Israel and armored vehicles from the European Union, only to eventually supplement those with outdated American surplus and decommissioned French aircraft pulled straight from the scrap heap.

Peace to all. As stated by:
BoJo:
To the people of Ukraine: Glory to Ukraine.
To the citizens of Russia: It is my firm conviction that this conflict is being waged entirely without your consent or in your interest.

The current rhetoric regarding the necessity of continued support for Ukraine remains predictably tiresome. One observes the usual parade of political grandstanding, where leaders offer sweeping declarations of solidarity that often lack the practical substance required to actually move the needle on the ground. It is a familiar spectacle: the high-minded speeches designed to satisfy domestic audiences while the actual complexities of the conflict continue to unfold with much less fanfare. While the intention to stop the war in Ukraine is frequently touted, the gap between lofty diplomatic goals and the gritty reality of modern warfare suggests that we are merely engaging in a very expensive exercise in moral signaling.

Good grief, the hairstyles. 🤣🤣🤣
Everything else. 🙏🙏

The Biden administration continues to push the envelope, essentially cheering on the escalation of this bloodshed. One has to wonder: who actually stands to gain from all this?

It is highly improbable that the British or American militaries would actually deploy troops to assist their "allies" in such a capacity. They will simply sit there, watching everything unfold with detached indifference, cheering from the comfort of their offices thousands of miles away.

They refuse to deploy the promised military forces or provide the necessary weaponry, yet they remain equally opposed to any meaningful negotiations; instead, they seemingly pray for an ever-increasing casualty count simply to serve the economic and political interests of the b@b elites.

I find myself struggling to grasp the logic here. We have no intention of deploying our military or sending direct aid, yet we expect you to hold your ground—even though it is painfully obvious to the entire world that victory is simply not on the table for you.

One might argue that forcing Russia to pay a heavy price for their victory is a satisfying goal, yet we must acknowledge the grim reality that such a costly triumph simultaneously demands thousands upon thousands of Ukrainian lives sacrificed for a defeat—all in vain. The economic landscape of Ukraine has been systematically regressed by fifty years, leaving a once-functioning economy in total shambles. One is left to wonder if the entire nation will be completely annihilated or merely left as a fractured, ruined shell of its former self.

Perhaps I am simply lacking the intellectual capacity to grasp why this entire forum is populated by self-proclaimed "experts" on warfare, all of whom seem unshakably convinced that a Ukrainian victory is an absolute certainty. Fairytales, fables, and idle fantasies are one thing, but facts and practical reality are quite another.


If someone were to attempt to convince me that Mexico could actually prevail in a conflict against the United States, I would find the proposition utterly absurd. It seems people possess a profound, almost pathological inability to confront reality. One must ask: did the Taliban truly defeat America by forcing a withdrawal? They were left with a fractured nation, drowning in corruption and effectively regressed to the standards of the 16th century. To suggest that anyone actually "won" in Afghanistan is nothing short of intellectual bankruptcy. Furthermore, if Russia were to suddenly withdraw tomorrow, the reality remains that Ukraine has already lost. Is this truth simply too uncomfortable for the masses to acknowledge? It appears no one possesses the desire to focus on actual damage control.

neonheron9 said:The strategy here is simple... you don't try to fight superior air power and heavy armor out in the open plains... you take it into the cities, where those two advantages become pretty much useless.

That’s why the Russians haven't managed to take a single major city, and the Ukrainians are keeping their casualties to a minimum.

The reason Ukrainians are seeing such negligible casualties is simply because the Russians aren't targeting armored units tucked away in civilian neighborhoods, and since they haven't even bothered to mobilize ten percent of their military, they have no need to squander resources unnecessarily.

Furthermore, one must wonder why they would bother seizing cities only to slaughter their own kin, unless perhaps those incompetent fools plan to provide enough air drops to maintain a frontline for years to come. 🤣🤣🤣
Or maybe the supposed "world leaders, geniuses, and paragons of democracy" are actually coming to the rescue, which would explain why the Russians are in such a hurry—unless, of course, they've all soiled themselves and are merely whimpering through endless, meaningless rhetoric.

They seem quite intimidated by Russian momentum, babbling about 🙂🙂🙂 nothing more than half-hearted sanctions that lack any real teeth; they would certainly act if it didn't conflict with their own interests.

Heaven forbid some massive US or UK corporation suffers a minor hit to its quarterly earnings.🤣🤣🤣

rowdytiger13 states:
And here we go again; they are threatening Sweden and Finland with serious political and...military aid One must consider the inevitable consequences. Does one simply consider joining NATO as a casual afterthought?
The geopolitical landscape remains predictably volatile, as current reports suggest that the ongoing conflict in Ukraine continues to strain international diplomatic efforts. It appears that the strategic maneuvers being executed by Putin are designed to test the limits of Western resolve, specifically regarding how much sustained military aid the US and its European allies are truly willing to commit to the cause. While some voices call for immediate escalation, others argue that we are approaching a point of diminishing returns in our current approach. One cannot help but observe the inherent tension between the necessity of supporting Kyiv and the growing fatigue within various political circles in Washington and Brussels. It is a delicate balancing act, though history suggests that such balances are often more fragile than policymakers care to admit.

He has finally reached his zenith. It is the distinct impression that he has become utterly untouchable.

And who, exactly, thinks they have any say in the matter?

The Ukrainians were similarly coaxed by the naive credulity of Bush and Biden, and we can all see exactly where that path has led them.

It appears B@B has retreated into its self-imposed hole, only after the inevitable mess was made.

After an entire decade spent coaxing Ukrainians into dying for the sake of British and American economic and political interests, one can only marvel at the sheer persistence required to maintain such a campaign.

Now I’m sitting here freezing my ass off while they act like they’re doing something useful.

Why on earth isn't B@B stepping up to provide any actual help to the Ukrainians right now?

Because let's be honest, B@B hasn't had even a shred of a real plan since the very beginning.

The strategic objective was quite clear: exploit the youth of Ukraine to ensure they bleed out for the sake of election-driven interests, much like the Afghan casualties were used by the B@B administration.

a B@B will simply sit back, observe the chaos from a comfortable distance, and continue peddling weaponry to every side involved. It was exactly like those instances where arms were funneled to Iran, all while naive, gullible leaders sent Iraqi children charging toward the Iranian border just to satisfy British and US interests.

History repeats itself with relentless precision, yet people seem to possess an almost willful inability to acknowledge the patterns staring them right in the face.

One can only wonder why the self-proclaimed "strongest, most capable, and most morally upright" powers on the planet aren't doing a bit more to assist Ukraine right now.If the B@B crowd hadn't been busy undermining everything through their constant meddling, lack of support, and calculated interference, the Ukrainians wouldn't have had to waste their energy dealing with the Russians in such a disorganized fashion.

And now, this. One truly wonders how many times we are expected to leave these naive, gullible, and frankly useful idiots to wander aimlessly through the digital void, endlessly beating their heads against the wall and wasting breath on nothing but empty rhetoric.

We offer our support, we issue our condemnations... 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

Where exactly is this supposed military aid and weaponry that the US and the UK have been promising, promising, promising, and promising?

casualhound42 said:Exactly. That’s why the Canadians put tanks on the border to stop refugees from crossing.
And our leadership already offered to take in 1,000 refugees when we don't even have enough funds to rebuild houses back home... once again, taking food out of our own mouths to help others. There are wealthy nations out there—let them handle it (Norway, Sweden, Finland, France, Spain).

Hardly.

The British and Americans should be the ones taking them in, given they were the ones egging everyone on to mess with the Russians, alongside the French and those minor players from the periphery.

They have all the pounds and dollars they need and can print money whenever they please; they ought to clean up their own messes.

Furthermore, they should provide the promised assistance in the form of military hardware and weaponry.

Ah, but of course, they were merely joking, for the thousandth time.

Quincy:

IamBlackShip As stated by: The Associated Press reports that his response to an American offer to evacuate him and his family was quite blunt: "I don't need a ride; I need ammunition." 🙏

Just another naive, gullible, useful idiot... someone more than willing to die for interests that aren't even their own.

The fundamental issue lies in what is about to occur. The unnecessary loss of life includes the innocent Ukrainian children.Because of him specifically, Ukraine's economy is currently in shambles, and the nation has been compromised in just about every other conceivable way.

If that comedian Zelenskyy had actually honored the terms signed by the Ukrainians in the Minsk II agreement, we might find ourselves in a very different reality.

One really ought to avoid fleeing now like a common coward. For eight years, he played the fool and dragged his feet while civilians were being shelled—civilians whom he was supposedly sworn to protect as their president.It appears you have provided only a single letter. Please provide the full text you wish for me to rewrite, and I will proceed with the transformation according to your specific requirements.

The former administration had the audacity to grant amnesty to those paramilitary thugs who spent years slaughtering women and children across occupied territories, and now we are expected to accept them as legitimate police officers and even a Deputy Prime Minister.

It is quite frankly impossible to imagine that Zelenskyy—given his somewhat naive disposition—could ever grant amnesty to those who have endured eight years of relentless shelling and daily attacks, only to then sign off on some sort of peaceful reintegration.

Because Zelenskyy was far too preoccupied with his own ego and the comfort of his position to take any real risks, he spent his time trembling at the thought that neo-Nazi factions might actually unseat him just to protect his precious little seat. He put millions of Ukrainians in harm's way, yet he maintains the absurd delusion that he is blameless and everyone else is to blame. For eight years, the Ukrainians have simply played dumb. It appears certain individuals were under the naive impression that the British and Americans would actually step up to defend them. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

It appears they are facing the exact same situation we are, being hit with those weapon sanctions. It forces them to charge at tanks completely unarmed, much like our own history. It is truly repulsive... absolutely disgusting... I can barely contain my contempt for Biden.

Oh, please. These self-serving opportunists, these petty tyrants and collaborators—they aren't statesmen. Not by a long shot.

Absolutely revolting. Truly nauseating. Between this and that senile Biden, I am genuinely losing my composure. It would be quite refreshing if those absolute disgraces finally decided to stand by their word and honor their promises for once. But then again, why bother? They are far too busy lounging in some six-star air-conditioned resort, basking in luxury like the treacherous frauds they truly are.

The Airbnb model is absolute garbage.

William Anderson5 said:What a joke. Why on earth would they attack with such limited strength?...

It is because those neo-Nazi Azov battalions don't even number 20,000; they are the only ones actually providing resistance, plus all the chaos.

The Americans are absolutely fed up with the corruption... the empty promises... and the daily looting by both politicians and officials... not to mention the Nazi slogans, the censorship... throwing representatives into the trash along with the garbage, the threats from extremists, and the bans on Canadian... Romanian... schools...

Much like how Americans, after years of indulging in capitalism, finally realized that statistics are a lie; they have smartphones and designer underwear in their stores now, but they can't afford food or utility bills, so they are completely done with the promises and fairy tales.

Would any of you actually fight tomorrow for Biden and Pelosi and foreign corporations and big media conglomerates? Does milk and honey flow through your streets, or is an American wallet actually in an American pocket? Because mine certainly isn't.

Who owns the food industry, the breweries, the banks...? Who owns the telecommunications... who owns the massive conglomerates? It is all identical in Ukraine; oligarchs and foreign corporations own everything, and Ukrainians have no intention of dying for their interests.

But then again, what does a guy from the rural Midwest care when there is plenty of whiskey at the end of the day?
They'll be fine.
Please, tone down the alcohol consumption a bit.🤣

Besides, the Russian leader won't send Russians to die when his Kadyrovites... Cossacks... are begging him on their knees to let them off the leash.
A column of 70,000 Chechens was mobilized in 24 hours and they are currently heading to Donetsk; in 24 hours they will be in Kyiv—it’s just like how tourists in BMWs and Mercedes drive to Kyiv. If the conflict ends before they arrive, they'll just cry millions of tears because they failed to become men, so we might need to build a dam to prevent the flooding.

I suggest that the feminists, the activists, the LGBT associations, and the trans rights fighters... the democracy activists... should all pick up weapons now and go face the music. If they lack the courage, they could at least adopt the Ukrainian refugees they spent years encouraging to mess with Russia and promising they would defend them; oh wait, those were just false... empty promises, promises made to fools. The main thing was that they collected the paychecks and bonuses from UK, US, and EU funds, while the moronic-idiotic-naive-gullible... well, whoever, take the money and run.,
Let the Ukrainians fend for themselves now, after we spent years egging them on to lash out at Russia and bomb them daily for eight years, while arming, training, and coordinating them... it all seems quite revolting to me... 🤮🤮 truly disgusting... it makes me sick.

Where are the British now, stuck in a hole along with those "extremely special" individuals?

That is exactly how we will be defended tomorrow too, and then some Americans will whine about why we don't have weapons... or why we don't have aircraft... we don't need any of that; our "allies" will defend us just like they did in the 90s—they will defend us with sanctions on weaponry, just like they are doing to the Ukrainians now, with Sweden sending helmets. I might actually lose my lunch in those helmets.