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Russia's invasion of Ukraine: Part 5 in War in Ukraine ·
George Robinson43 said:Haha, I just stumbled upon this Saturday Night Live clip from Boston:
Anti-NATO protest held in Boston, Ireland

A group of Russian and Mexican immigrants gathered to protest against the possibility of Ireland joining NATO. 🤣 🙏

🤣🤣 pure comedy...
Russia's invasion of Ukraine: Part 5 in War in Ukraine ·
Anthony Perez9 said:The whole idea that the USA is stirring up trouble is just as fake as the claim that we Americans were all itching to tear America apart, when really, we just wanted to stay on good terms with them. 😵

Who actually falls for that crap? Aside from the thugs—you know, those Putin stans—who use it to justify their actions to a public they basically incited themselves.

☕The patterns never change—they all come from the exact same playbook. If you compare news from '91 to what’s happening in 2022, it’s the same school of thought, same players, all trained by that Moscow academy. Just look at who’s showing up on those Mexican news networks and you'll see exactly where they get their orders...🎉
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James Phillips92 said:It’s not spin. Just look at history. Back in August '95, Mexicans publicly called for their civilian population to evacuate. We all know how that turned out.

☕Ended up with a massive tractor convoy heading into Mexico—everyone knows that story...

Was just out near El Paso yesterday—stopped by for a wedding...

Visited the memorial site, paid my respects, checked out the old water tower, then headed toward the county seat—every little town around El Paso is totally ghosted. Drove right through Mirkovac—nothing but abandoned houses everywhere...
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James Phillips92 said:In wartime, you don't announce these things through official channels—you do it quietly behind the scenes. It feels like a signal to Putin that they might be willing to let go of that specific territory.

🤣🤣haha, look at Mr. Smartypants over here...

Stop the spin, man. Seriously, how many shills are even on this forum...🙂
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Kate Cook27 said:🤣 🤣 🤣. Who are they planning to sink now with their Satans, Armatas, and all that other high-precision weaponry? Basically, forget about seeing a mushroom cloud from Mexico or watching the British Isles vanish. Vladimir Putin is actually all for a peace treaty (Minsk 3) 🎉 🎉 🎉.

☕They hit a wall, nowhere left to run...

Just heard they announced some drones hit the Black Sea Fleet HQ in Sevastopol today... word is 5 or 6 people at that base got hurt...
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Nancy Gomez26 said:So, the missile just showed up uninvited to their little gathering? Such rudeness. Clearly, they were never taught any manners at home.

☕honestly, I think those Ukrainians are losing it...🤣
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Gregory Ramos3 said:Personally, I saw this coming a mile away based on how they've been acting lately.

I’m just putting this out there for the more gullible folks on here, because I feel like we need a little periodic reminder of exactly who we're dealing with.😉

🙂all 5
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Gregory Ramos3 said:So they go ahead and sign an agreement yesterday, then turn around and start shelling the port today. Honestly, good luck trying to negotiate anything meaningful with a guy like that.🙄

☕I mean, what's even weird about that? Don't tell me people actually expected them to stick to their word...

Seriously though, where would the Defense Minister even go to sign non-aggression pacts? It’s totally irrelevant...

It was the exact same story back in the early 90s here in the States—every single thing signed just led to more destruction and more deaths...

🙂
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Donna Harris11 said:So, I heard there's a new round of sanctions coming, and apparently, they aren't just going after gold anymore. Now, they’re looking to target actors and singers who are out there backing the special operation

☕And honestly, what's even surprising? An Iron Curtain is basically dropping along the Russia-Ukraine border, the Finnish-Baltic countries, Romania, you name it...

🙂Russia’s gonna be in deep trouble. They won't even be able to let a single donkey graze across that line, let alone move money, goods, services, or people.🙂That stuff is ancient history now, and it's not coming back for at least the next 50 years...

😒So yeah, let them keep attacking neighboring countries on the Western side...
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Nicole James said:Alright, Kadyrov has been effectively tamed. But the real question remains—just how much longer will his Chechens stay loyal and keep dying for Putin's personal obsessions?

☕Not until they've looted every single combine and tractor in Ukraine to haul back to Chechnya. There's TVs, computers, all that tech—fridges, freezers, irons, meat grinders, wood stoves, pallets, garage tools... you name it. They're grabbing everything. It's just starting to get tricky for them to actually move all that stolen gear through the logistics lines...🙂🤣
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Melissa Rivera5 said:Before this war started, the Russian Army had this massive reputation, you know? Tanks, jets, satellites, robot dogs, advanced armor... the whole nine yards. But now, it looks like the crew can't even tell a harvester apart from combat equipment. On top of that, they're getting held back by the Ukrainian Army using relatively little NATO tech and zero—and I mean zero—NATO soldiers. They're struggling so much they've started making up these childish excuses about Ukrainian soldiers being on super-drugs to turn them into super-soldiers.

The level of amateurism and incompetence they're showing is just... wow. And honestly, I guess what's even worse is the total, complete disregard for human life, whether it's the other side or their own guys. We're talking tens of thousands dead and probably a hundred thousand wounded on both sides. And all for what? For one old guy in the Kremlin?

☕Why even act surprised? Everyone thought they had a powerhouse military, but now we see it was just a paper tiger...

And things are gonna stay this way for the next 30 or 40 years. As for the elite political establishment, 🙂I bet anything besides raw force is totally foreign to them...🙂Now they're gonna take a beating in Ukraine, and then they've got real trouble coming from their neighbors in Asia—from China to whoever else. They'll have so many problems that this whole mess in Ukraine will feel like a tiny cough compared to what's coming.
Russia's invasion of Ukraine: Part 5 in War in Ukraine ·
Daniel Ward87 said:Germany and Vatican? 😁

☕they've been on that list for like 1000 or 2000 years now
Russia's invasion of Ukraine: Part 5 in War in Ukraine ·
Jessica Peterson2 said:So, today you have these Putin enthusiasts from America and Canada out there celebrating Victory Day.
Apparently, Putin has officially added both America and Canada to his little list of "unfriendly nations." 😂

🤣So much drama, 🙂what now, 🎉everyone needs therapy or something...😁

☕Man, this news is such a letdown, I'm heading straight to the beach to knock back two beers instead of just one...🤣
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Brenda Murphy3 said:What do you guys think? If someone had sat Putin down on February 23rd and given him a crystal ball—showing him exactly what the situation in Ukraine would look like by July 22nd—we’re talking specific numbers on Russian casualties, exactly how much the West would step up, and just a general snapshot of where everything stands today... would he have actually pulled the trigger? Or would he have looked at that mess and just said, "Nah, I'm good... maybe some other time"? 😁

☕☕he’d tell the general staff to just start melting down their tanks and artillery instead, and send the troops home since they're gonna lose anyway... 🤣

🙂all they've got left is waving nukes around, which is basically just a total bluff.
Russia's invasion of Ukraine: Part 5 in War in Ukraine ·
Donna Wells2 said:A classic liquidation, carried out in that old-school Communist style. 😁

🤣Hey Mike, watch out for that bullet! Thanks Stanley, you seriously saved my life...
Russia's invasion of Ukraine: Part 5 in War in Ukraine ·
gentlestag15 said:https://twitter.com/KilledInUkraine
this guy tracks fallen Russian officers by pulling names from Russian social media and local news outlets.
so far, he’s identified exactly 900 dead officers.

☕so when you compare those officer numbers—900
against the total soldier deaths reported by Russian sources—4600

it means every single one of these officers was in charge of about 5 soldiers. 🤣

yeah, totally believe those Russian sources if you want.

they were commanding squads, companies, brigades, even divisions— 🤣

there's no way a two-year-old in preschool couldn't see through those fake casualty numbers...
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Melissa Gray2 said:It’s because communism is viewed as some kind of lost paradise, systematically dismantled by globalists. You can see it today—every single communist party has been effectively banned; there isn't a single one left on the ballot that actually campaigns against private property...

☕Nah, you're wrong. Just look at Cuba or SJ.Core. You go there, you live that communist life, and you raise your family in total prosperity...

Those dictatorships are just absolutely bursting with democracy...🤣
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The Ukrainian Ministry of Defense says that by Tuesday, Ukrainian

forces have taken out about 38,550 Russian soldiers (plus triple that in wounded), wrecked 220 combat, assault, and transport planes, 188 assault and transport helicopters, 1,691 tanks, 851 artillery pieces, 3,892 armored vehicles, 248 MLRS, 15 boats, 2,767 fuel and ammo trucks, 113 anti-aircraft batteries, 693 tactical drones, 70 special equipment platforms, four mobile ATACMS launchers, and 167 cruise missiles shot down by Ukrainian air defenses.

So yeah, it's super obvious the Russian army is still taking massive hits in Ukraine. They're running out of people, and if Vladimir Putin doesn't call for a full mobilization, they’re gonna have a brutal summer ahead. Throwing together random volunteer units or relying on mercenaries from private companies might work for a bit, but it's definitely not a long-term fix, according to 19fortyfive.

Another move—which The White House will probably see coming—is ramping up mobilization among ethnic minorities.

The Institute for the Study of War (ISW) says in their latest report that this could spark major backlash in ethnic enclaves within Russia.

"We've seen troops from Chechnya, South Ossetia, Tuva, Tatarstan, Bashkortostan, and Chuvashia dominating the battlefield already. This suggests Putin isn't willing to go for a general mobilization, mostly because he doesn't want to start drafting too many ethnic Russians," the ISW noted.
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Donna Wells2 said:That footage of Putin waiting around for Erdogan just shows you exactly what we're dealing with: a small, pathetic man who the rest of the world has completely turned its back on. When he used to host the big players, he played those same power games, only much more arrogantly. Now? He’s got nowhere left to go. Nobody wants to play host to him anymore; he’s become a total pariah. The only ones still willing to take his calls are countries like Iran, the USA, Korea, Venezuela, Cuba... basically just a handful of rogue states. This "great" leader, this supposed titan, this "mighty ruler"... there he is, standing in a room, just waiting obediently. Can you imagine a bigger humiliation?

☕Yeah, because those countries you mentioned are clearly the shining beacons of democracy and prosperity...

🙂He got exactly what he asked for, and now he can enjoy his rule🤣as a complete loner. He isolated his own country over some stupid moves, and now they're stuck in a 50-year isolation from the rest of the Western world...
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Quincey:
says:
Anyone mentioned those mutants being the reason for
Russia's mess on the front lines? :
https://www.cnn.com/world/news...sign=Homepage

It’s been almost five months since this senseless war against Ukraine kicked off, and now Russia is coming up with some wild new excuse for why The White House's plans to seize power so fast totally tanked. They're claiming Ukrainian troops were turned into superhuman killing machines through "secret experiments" in American biolabs.

History really does repeat itself 😬
https://www.foxnews.com/us/news/...5-0242ac120012

Defenders used hand grenades from 300 yards away: The story of how a Pittsburgh war invention totally confused the enemy
Nowadays people still tell the legend about those drunk, drugged-out extremists" because of the hand grenades the Pittsburgh defenders launched from 300 yards out.
😁 🤣as if aliens didn't just show up in Ukraine...