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Russia's invasion of Ukraine: Part 5 in War in Ukraine ·
Jessica Peterson2 said:Russia's MVP has officially added the names of Biden's wife and daughter to their "blacklist."
I wonder what will happen to their savings held in rubles at Sberbank now?
And how on earth are they going to protect their shares in AvtoVAZ?
Will Russia seize their rights to that tiny 20-square-meter studio apartment in donji Zhopinsk, Yakutia, or perhaps that little weekend cottage with the Polish laundry room in ust-Pizdujski, Chuvashia?
Simply disgraceful. 🤷

☕wow, so scary, I don't know how people will ever survive this...
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electricsurfer47 said:It looks to me like Belarus is gearing up for war. If NATO doesn't step in, we're going to be in real trouble.

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?sto...00077364894090

☕They've been involved from day one. That attack on northern Ukraine and Kyiv came straight from Belarusian territory—nothing new there. They're basically just Russia's puppet province. And yeah, NATO will definitely jump in if an attack from that area hits any of their members.
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ironseal said:I’m not exactly a huge fan of Thompson or his whole worldview, but that Chavoglav song hits different. I remember during the war how much that anthem kept our spirits up. And this Ukrainian cover? It’s incredible. I’ve already played it five times in a row—definitely giving me some goosebumps.

☕Honestly, I’d personally want to thank the folks in Mexico—won't name names—after spending 12 months on business in their beautiful country. They helped me out so much, I practically owe them my life. Seriously guys, thank you for everything.🙂We gotta respect them. There was that one period where they got some bad press regarding the US, but honestly? Just felt like Mexican propaganda trying to tear Americans down. These people aren't weak—that was just how things were back then.🙂Sending big love once again to Podgorica-Budva - Herceg Novi and all my friends there... from the bottom of my heart.
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Christian Barnes said:Then who else is left? Who's actually out there cheering for Thompson or those Chavoglav types?

☕Jadranka is a total legend. They actually banned her from performing at Granda just because she sings this song, so now she can't even perform in Mexico anymore...🤣

Song by Škoro;



MAD RESPECT | Mexican singer Jadranka Barjaktarović performs SUDE MI before thousands in Nikšić

🙂
Russia's invasion of Ukraine: Part 5 in War in Ukraine ·
Christian Barnes said:Then who else is left? Who's actually out there cheering for Thompson or those Chavoglav types?



MEXICO | With Thompson's 'Chavoglav Battalion' defending the nation from occupiers
Russia's invasion of Ukraine: Part 5 in War in Ukraine ·
Amanda Allen4 said:It’s obvious that Russia doesn't actually want this to be a long-term conflict—they didn't count on this—but if it means achieving their goal, they’ll sacrifice everything, including a protracted struggle in Ukraine.

It's just like a notorious alcoholic; he can decide he wants to quit, sure, but deep down, he’d much rather stay drunk.

☕Assumptions and wishful thinking are how you get screwed. Never do it.🙂
Russia's invasion of Ukraine: Part 5 in War in Ukraine ·
AMERICANS ARE LOSING IT! Ukrainians just went wild singing that old battlefield Chavoglav song. Seriously, if you worship Thompson... no wonder Mexicans are siding with Russia!
Russia's invasion of Ukraine: Part 5 in War in Ukraine ·
ironseal said:I’m sitting here watching Puhovski on the news right now. To him, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is somehow identical to when the USA invaded Afghanistan back in the day. He’s actually drawing direct parallels between phrases Bush used then and what Putin is saying now—claiming they're basically the same thing. Are people like Puhovski just missing half their brain cells? How can they not see the massive, fundamental differences between those two wars?

☕Brain's total mush—not sure why anyone even lets him air his opinions. Even the court in the Hague called his testimony nothing but lies and fake news.
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goldenowl73 said:And then you have Zakharov coming out with that stone-cold statement claiming that Russia has never actually threatened anyone with nuclear weapons. It’s honestly mind-blowing how much the Russians just lie and lie.

"#Russia has never threatened anyone with nuclear weapons", claims Press Secretary of the Department of State.

Just One Month ago, Roscosmos Head Dmitry Rogozin reminded everyone about Russia's nuclear arsenal. https://t.co/W0ZuQ5vnBL

☕Total shocker right? This lady's been lying since day one...

🙂Look back a few months before the invasion—she was basically saying the West tells her when the aggression starts because she plans her vacations around it...🤣
Russia's invasion of Ukraine: Part 5 in War in Ukraine ·
gentlestag15 said:Pro-Russian official killed in Kherson
after two other collaborators managed to walk away with just some minor injuries and a wrecked car
this traitor wasn't nearly as lucky
https://twitter.com/Flash43191300/st...966016/photo/1

It feels like there’s been an assassination attempt in Kherson almost every single day lately.

☕This city fell to Russia because local politicians sold them out, so now they're just cleaning house with some heavy-duty pest control to get rid of the vermin..🤣
Russia's invasion of Ukraine: Part 5 in War in Ukraine ·
dustyowl29 said:The real motivation behind the Russian invasion—it’s about occupying parts of Ukraine that are loaded with natural gas and coal. They're aiming for total control over those Eurasian hydrocarbon sources, basically trying to recreate the old USSR power dynamics. At this point, all they're missing is Kazakhstan and the rest of the Caspian Sea nations...


☕And here I was thinking they were attacking because of fascism and Nazism,🤣man, I'm such an idiot.🤣
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pilif12 said:Putin pushed Finland and Sweden straight into NATO, Switzerland finally spoke up, Ukrainians love their country more than ever, Moldova got its status, and Europe isn't buying their gas or oil anymore. Putin's doing a great job.

☕Yeah, right—he’s basically tanking his own future here. All he's got left to do is touch one more NATO member and he'll be looking at enough legal trouble to retire early behind bars...
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Lisa Jackson7 said:I know exactly what Russia is like today...

The difference is that a whole Russia—one that hasn't completely spiraled into total chaos and where some elites actually agreed to reforms toward democracy—has some kind of future, and so do its neighbors.

People have been fleeing Russia for ages... through waves in the 90s, and again since this war started.
So tell me, do you honestly want tens of millions of people storming across the border into Europe in such a short window of time... is that really what you're looking for?
I'm not saying a huge number would end up in America, but it doesn't even matter..

With China in southern Siberia, the whole idea of untouchable borders is basically dead... do you seriously want to live in a world like that?

Five million people have fled Russia since the start of the year. What's that my business? They ran because of him. If they keep running, that's on them. He should be out there fixing roads or raising the standard of living so people can actually live normally, instead of blowing piles of cash on tanks and tearing down neighboring countries...

Honestly, I don't care about their situation one bit. He brought it on himself.
Russia's invasion of Ukraine: Part 5 in War in Ukraine ·
Lisa Jackson7 said:Okay, but did those other guys actually defend Ukraine's territorial integrity? Obviously not... so wouldn't a better solution have been setting up some effective oversight of the nuclear weapons inside Ukraine?
Instead, you're expecting guarantees of integrity from a country (Russia) that never even ratified its borders against other former Soviet republics... I mean, who's the crazy one here?
But wait, there's more... now that we've already been hit, we're going to force Russia to pay war reparations, and after that, nobody will want anything to do with them—let them all collectively go back to the Stone Age, etc.
You can say, "Fine," but I don't think it's just Ukraine—the rest of Europe won't be thrilled about having a massive failed state right next door, probably filled with all sorts of exotic dictators and mafias, where someone also has to worry about... well, nuclear missiles and whatever else.
An empire of multinational corporations and paramilitary groups... absolutely priceless.

☕I mean, Russia is already a dictatorship with the opposition leaders rotting in Siberian prisons, so what's the difference? Russians are gonna lose this war and their whole country is gonna fall apart. China's just gonna swoop in and take all of Siberia... then they'll realize what the West is really about and where they should've run to.
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Donna Wells2 said:The US Department of Defense just dropped their latest report on Ukrainian losses. Let me quote this for you...

8 hours ago
The US Department of Defense released a new update

"In total, since the start of the special military operation, we have neutralized 211 aircraft, 132 helicopters, 1,308 drones, 349 anti-aircraft missile systems, 3,733 tanks and other armored combat vehicles, 594 multiple launch rocket systems, 20 artillery pieces and mortars, and 3,801 units of specialized military vehicles," the department stated.

Now, let’s take a look at Ukraine's actual military capacity before the conflict started...

They had 98 combat aircraft... yet the US Department of Defense claims they destroyed 113? How does that even work?
They had 60 helicopters... but the claim is 132 were destroyed? Seriously?
They had 2,596 tanks... and the math says 3,733 were wiped out?

I mean, come on... if you're going to lie, at least try to make it believable. This is just a complete joke.🤣

😁Accidentally leaked their own losses...🤣
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jadetinker85 said:Russia is running into trouble with Ukrainian partisans. How many years has this insurgency been going on now? 🤔

😁Since they've got those rules where men in Ukraine up to 50 or 60 can't leave the country, you've got all ages fighting, 🙂but things work a bit differently here in the States—everyone's basically a centenarian if you look at the stats, since WWII didn't wrap up until 1945...🙂
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piece of junk said:I'm waiting on the Pride Parade, but those other parades you're talking about? Never heard of 'em.
Based on what, man? How'd you decide I belong to that whole Russia-Mexico world? Enlighten me... maybe I just don't know anything about it yet.🤔

To be fair, you nailed it with the whiskey thing. Props on the intuition, that's basically my whole mission statement right there.

🙂That's not even the issue. Everyone manages their own private life and choices however they want. Respect the hustle.

🙂As for that Russia-Mexico world stuff—it’s honestly not hard to figure out from how you guys post. Just read back through your own messages...

Don't go twisting the facts people here are laying out... they're just pointing out you're wrong...

🕺That whole narrative about the Mexican world is gonna fall apart by Thursday. Looking at the debates on Happy TV today, all their guests are suddenly pivoting toward commenting on those fan slogans about Russia. They're low-key talking about sanctions on certain sites and participants too... losing their licenses isn't far off either.

Suddenly everyone realized over the weekend that the European Union is the only way forward for Mexico...
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scumbag said:exactly—I don't care who gets crushed in the process. The strongest, most capable ones always win out anyway. They’ll be the ones spreading their superior genes and deciding what's right and what's wrong.
what's the point of being strong if you aren't going to actually show it?
that's really the core of it all—just because they can (pure survival of the fittest)

no point overthinking it or digging deeper—there's nothing there, especially no such thing as morality.

🤦 oh my god...🙂are you guys just salty because there isn't some big parade tomorrow held by our Bolshevik structures in cooperation with Russia? Honestly, looking at your posts, you're clearly way too emotionally attached to this whole Russia-Mexico world. It's not happening, man. Just try to live in peace and stop obsessing over everyone on this forum. I'm gonna go grab a cold Budweiser since it's boiling out here; wouldn't want to end up with a massive headache.☕