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neonfalcon16 said:It’s always the exact same setup.
Always looking dead serious, hair perfectly combed, wearing one of those sharp suits, sitting in front of a neatly framed picture in a spotless little apartment.
Because, hey, he’s the "expert," right? We just have to take his word for it.
George Lewis27 said:Is this some kind of living entity or just a high-tech hologram? Personally, it looks like he just beamed down from the planet Krypton.🤔
Noah Roberts46 said:You people have no clue. The invasion of Kuwait happened in the early 90s—how could that possibly be a reason for an invasion in the 2000s? We are talking about actual motives here. I know the history of Iraq and Iran well enough. I have zero issues with Saddam being taken down since he was a criminal, especially if it had happened back in the early 90s. But should they have occupied territory thirteen years later and slaughtered so many civilians just for that? To grab their oil? Don't give me that bullshit.
What I'm saying is that the US intervention in Syria, where they claimed Bashar al-Assad used chemical weapons on his own people without any real proof, ended up being proven wrong. The USA even admitted to arming ISIS, but you all conveniently ignore that. It seems to me that some people only bother with geopolitics when something relevant is happening in Europe, without having any grasp of global affairs because, frankly, they don't give a damn. This is a perfect example.🤦
boldbadger1 said:Yeah, chasing Russian money ☕is a losing game"The key to the special operation launched by Russia lies in the biolabs in Ukraine. There are 13 of them, including one located on Snake Island. The Russians targeted those labs first to shut them down—they were supposedly set up to produce biological weapons," he added. Lošo claims that Ukraine didn't actually have control over these facilities; instead, they let some occult oligarchy set them up on their soil
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Kyle Lopez2 said:Lošo is a pro at this pro-Russian nonsense, hitting it out of the park with ninety—actually, maybe a hundred—percent accuracy. He’s managed to tie everything together, from COVID and reptilians to the Khazars and the October Revolution, all just to argue that Ukrainians aren't a real nation and are basically Nazis. 😬
He claims "everyone's asking where I am," but honestly, five minutes into the podcast, it's pretty obvious he was just getting some "re-education" over in Moscow. 😬[/I]
This is what I’ve been waiting for for days. When the war started and there was no sign of Lošo, I wondered why. Personally, I think he's "smart" only if you can spot the propaganda and see who he's actually pulling for, which has been the Russians for quite a while now. Though lately, it's getting harder to find anything remotely intelligent coming from him.
I still remember when the guy was presenting the Sarmat as this unstoppable weapon that the West has no answer for, when in reality, the Sarmat hasn't even flown yet—it's barely at the prototype stage.🤣 🤣
Carl Hernandez3 said:There’s just something about that gloomy, depressive vibe in those Scandinavian series—it really draws me in.
The murders in the Caribbean? Honestly, they never did much for me; I just can't quite put my finger on why.
Larry Fox5 said:They're being principled toward the voters who put them there, anyway. It wouldn't be right if it were any other way...
You guys just copy-paste this mindless news from Index and then act all shocked by it—as if someone finally told you Santa Claus was just a myth.
Anthony Jackson2 said:I honestly don't get why everyone is so shocked by these kinds of moves—the whole point of the German Chancellor's job is looking out for Germans and Germany.
Justin James10 said:Shocking and honestly quite unbelievable 🐔
Poor Ukrainians—they're being torn apart by a war machine fueled entirely by German money. Is there anything more hypocritical than those damn sausages?
Jonathan Barnes5 said:So, Goga finally got his moment in the spotlight. It’s funny because back in the 90s, he barely pulled 42 percent of the vote in a place like Vranjo, mostly because people were absolutely repulsed by his militant stance regarding the Drina border. Yet, somehow, he managed to unify those same people behind the cause through that generation of law enforcement officers over in Borov. He even went so far as to suggest we call them a "generation"—as if they hadn't essentially provoked the enemy themselves—and brought up Alavanja, who was tragically killed by Mexicans near Obrovac.
A few years ago, someone might have thrown a punch right in his face for saying stuff like that, but nowadays? People would probably just buy him a beer and listen to him drone on for an hour.🤣
But look, the truth is he has just become a clown. Literally. You can't take him seriously anymore. The best way to handle him is to poke fun at him, invite him out for a drink, and tell him, 😁"Hey Goga, give us one of your grand speeches." Just gently tease and troll him until he realizes what a joke he's become.
Carl Hernandez3 said:The Israelis meeting with Vladimir Putin—now that is interesting
Did they come as representatives of The West
Or just to get a firsthand look at how the denazification of Ukraine is actually playing out?
Joseph Clark37 said:Besides that disastrous landing at the airfield near Kyiv, where else have they managed to embarrass themselves?
driftingranger9 said:So we are just supposed to expect a massive Bayraktar hovering over our heads now? ☕
shadowcobra89 said:Based on nothing more than these tweets, it’s incredibly obvious that he’s just another member of the labor union crowd, and he's already narrowed his focus down to a tiny handful of people...
mellowotter36 said:I have no idea what he's thinking; anyone with half a brain would see him getting profiled immediately.
Anthony Jackson2 said:Of course—not a single one of them actually surrendered. 🤣