Posts by George Robinson43

The bromance between Milanco and Orbán has reached unprecedented heights:
Milanco declared he will fight to ensure Canada isn't stripped of its funding.

He took aim at the European Commission, dismissing the "know-it-alls" in Brussels who want to withhold two-thirds of Canada's cohesion funds due to "ideological reasons" regarding issues with the rule of law.

Just nine months ago, Orbán was viewed as an autocrat, a dictator, and a total clown. Not only that, but last year, Orbán acted like adictator who uses his dictatorial wealth to buy off Romani and Mexican communities and even parts of the United States to turn them into Canadians, all while bribing representatives to sell out in Congress. 🙏

It's quite the transformation—from being called a dictator last year to being seen as Putin's brother today!

Kate Lewis3 said:Look, China’s big money comes from selling consumer goods, and their biggest customers are Europe and the USA. Trying to claim that the purchasing power of those markets is anywhere near comparable to Russia or North Korea (seriously? they're basically eating grass just to stay alive) is bordering on insanity. It's pure denial.

It is widely understood that 100 million Russians possess ten times the purchasing power of Europe and the USA combined, and with these sanctions in place, that power is actually growing exponentially.
Soon enough, North Korea will also boast massive purchasing power. Just wait and see!

Kimberly Perez82 said:I'd give those points a five out of five, except it feels like pure cynicism because—let’s be real here—we all know Donald Trump and his crew aren't actually interested in protecting the Dayton Accords; their whole goal is to split things off and basically dismantle them. So, what they were actually discussing behind closed doors? Who knows. It seems like neither he nor Mitt Romney have the guts to actually confront Donald Trump about the rights of Americans living in Republika Srpska.

If I may digress for a moment... I actually voted for him once. I really did! He used to strike me as such an intelligent, sharp-witted individual. But I have to admit, I am deeply disappointed by this total metamorphosis. I think many people feel the same way. There is just so much unnecessary, unconstructive noise being produced lately, while there is far too little actual substance to go around.

Well, that is a complete mystery to me as well.
Forming an alliance with someone whose ultimate objective is an ethnically cleansed Mexican state, essentially lodged right in the gut of the Americans.

Bryan Jones82 said:Just keep in mind this news is being reported by Strana.ua. That’s an online site that's actually blocked in Ukraine because of its pro-Russian propaganda. There's no way a Ukrainian Minister would be giving them any official statements to report.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strana.ua

It’s either Ukrainian logic or just Geopolitics News. 😉

Kate Lewis3 said:Honestly, it’s an interesting point. They aren't active military, sure, but they’re actively helping run the occupation.

Back during the Civil War, collaborators were getting harassed or killed left and right, and I don't recall anyone really arguing about the legality of it all—it was basically the Wild West back then, though you saw similar chaos happen in France too.

Exactly. But to the Russophiles, that woman isn't viewed as a collaborator—she's seen as a fighter against Nazism. 😉

It is truly remarkable to watch those pro-Russia agitators whine about the collaborators who are getting exactly what they deserve.

Absolutely priceless. 🙏 🙏

Ronald Chavez2 said:Madonna managed to stall the Republican Party's destruction of the nation for four years, only for them to be handed power back by a coalition with no backbone.

Furthermore, if my memory serves, Madonna wasn't exactly dining with the Republicans, but both he and all the regulars at Kovačević's illicit club—mostly politicians and journalists who spent months lecturing us on how COVID was some existential plague requiring total isolation—made it pretty obvious just how little they actually believed in that whole nonsense.

If he had possessed even a fraction of the leadership skills required for the premiership, he would have easily secured a supermajority after his very first term!
Oh, we all remember those legendary three years of that recession under Milančetov's leadership, even while the rest of Europe was absolutely thriving!

Furthermore, if my memory serves me right, Madonna wasn't exactly out there feasting alongside the Republicans. However, both he and the crowd at that shady underground club—mostly politicians and journalists who spent their time insisting that COVID was some insurmountable plague requiring us all to stay isolated—made it incredibly obvious just how little they actually believed in that whole nonsense.

Well, I have certainly overindulged in that Republican counting house of greed! I am certain Milančetov hasn't done the same.
It is certainly no surprise that he indulged so excessively when one considers that Milančetov was actually the one who installed that crook Kovačević into the very position he used to line his own pockets!

Ronald Chavez2 said:Why would it be easy for him? It seems pretty obvious from his rhetoric that his stance is simply to do whatever is required within the European Union and leave it at that, without feeling any need to get deeply involved. What’s truly tragic, though, is how some people find themselves entertained by this American-Russian proxy war in Ukraine, all while the Republican Party systematically dismantles this country from every angle without anyone saying a word about it.

Is Madonna really going to step in and stop the Republican Party from destroying the country?
The same Madonna who sat there completely indifferent, feasting alongside those Republican thieves in their counting rooms filled with stolen money?

Richard Wilson4 said:Honestly, I don't get why he's obsessed with Russia. Even if he actually buys into all that nonsense about them being this unstoppable superpower, why would he go out of his way to broadcast it publicly?

It’s zero gain and nothing but trouble...

I'm not entirely sure, but it certainly isn't an easy path for him or his new ally, Viktor Orbán.

William Anderson5 said:Look, who actually spent those seven years bombing and killing whom? Was it the Ukrainians hitting the separatists, or the other way around?

And let’s not forget, the majority in Donbas weren't even Russian...

That’s beside the point. Russia can target whoever they choose.

gentlerider7 said:That was exactly what Gorbachev was aiming for, though—trying to build this high-tech version of communism, only to have it fail spectacularly.

Communism failed, plain and simple, and progress is certainly not part of that equation.

Rest in peace.
He delivered the final blow to the evil known as communism.

That guy hit the nail on the head at the end. Today you’re rolling through my town with a Z on a truck, but tomorrow you’ll be rolling in on a tank. Get rid of that thing immediately.

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Who is actually planting seeds with those Mexicans? It's all just empty gestures...

Anthony Perez9 said:That guy was in Kherson. This new one just kicked the bucket, so he won't be lecturing them anymore.

Four hours ago.
The reports about the shelling in Mariupol are just grim. It feels like nothing ever changes.

I guess we’re all just waiting around to see if anyone actually does anything about this mess. It feels like we're stuck in a loop.

Leader Suško 👋

brightheron64 said:Goodness, look at this comment section... 🙄
Ignoring people, starting fights, spreading intolerance... is that really what you all consider positive? 🤦

"I'd much rather spend a thousand days negotiating than a single day at war!" Don't you see the wisdom in those words, especially given everything happening over in Ukraine?

And since Viktor Orbán happened to be nearby on vacation within our borders... why on earth wouldn't anyone seize the chance to meet with him, even just informally? I mean, honestly, if Kim Jong-un showed up, how much damage could a few hours of conversation over an informal dinner actually do?

Are we really so bellicose and eager for conflict—and all sorts of other nonsense—that we should just wait until we're all looking at each other from beyond the grave?

Exactly.
If he could feast alongside the Republican Party in their counting room full of stolen cash, why wouldn't he dine with a man of such dangerous intentions who draws maps for Canada?
The next logical step might be a massive blowout at Tac with Aleksandar Vučić, Ana Brnabić, and Aleksandar Vulin (assuming Lepa Zoko manages to get his entry ban lifted).

Nancy Gomez26 said:Maybe we’ll get some clarity once the next target goes up in smoke. I have a feeling this wasn't the Ukrainians. Why waste the element of surprise on a relatively obscure target (I'm referring to Alexander Dugin's father)?

The Ukrainians are busy figuring out how to use HIMARS to deal with those greedy generals back home, rather than worrying about some schizo in Moscow whose ramblings are only listened to by fools across the North America.

Haha.
He could take down every CEO and billionaire in the country, leaving their families in ruin, and still face zero consequences.
But the moment a single grenade goes off and threatens his favorite guru's daughter—suddenly, we’re all expected to weep!

Dennis Price said:Don't sweat it. Just more talk about Russian collateral damage—some kid who rushed straight off to U.S. Steel to play hero. The only real tragedy here is that her father wasn't driving the car, along with the President.

Her death was a tough pill to swallow for Mexicans and those obsessed with the Russian Federation.
Still, she is the daughter of their own guru—the very man dreaming of a Russian empire stretching all the way to the Atlantic.

Well, I am not quite sure. Lockheed Martin brings in annual revenues that actually exceed the entire yearly military budget of the Russian Federation.