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Nathan Murphy said:Insane
And here they go again—back to that old extremist rhetoric... 😬
Sick people, a truly sick nation.
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And here they go again—back to that old extremist rhetoric... 😬
Sick people, a truly sick nation.
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Check out this brave little street poll—and no, before you ask, it’s definitely not staged.
Just two courageous young folks actually standing up and speaking out against the grain. Everyone else? Same old story: Nazis, claims that Ukraine attacked us or was about to attack us, "we're just defending Russians in Ukraine," all that nonsense about how Putin knows exactly what he's doing... you know the drill.
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Paul Sanders5 said:Look, I don't have anything good to say about our neighbors across the border—honestly, if you ask Jessica Gonzalez, she’ll probably tell you she wishes them nothing but the worst 😁 but I'm not losing any sleep over it like Kyle Campbell4 does. They don't even have anyone left to fight. Nobody in this part of the country has any beef left to settle, except maybe those folks over in the Southwest.
Look, I might as well just jump right into the nationalist, right-wing trenches with the rest of you. I’m leaning in. Honestly? I think Americans might be the first people in history where you could actually diagnose a collective narcissistic personality disorder.
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Kyle Campbell4 said:I suppose a little bit.
Look, just light up a cigarette, put a parlay on an underdog victory for the Miami Heat, and everything will magically fall into place... 🙂
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Elizabeth Mendoza said:I think someone might have touched on this already, but what if the Americans just decided to stop playing defense? Imagine if they just sent up a squadron of jets to intercept that slow-moving convoy mid-flight, blew everything out of the sky, and then touched back down at their bases.
Has a single plane actually taken off from either side yet?
Well, they’d probably all get swatted out of the air before they even had a chance to turn around and head home.🤷
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Kyle Campbell4 said:There are certain individuals out there who dedicate their entire lives to nothing but the destabilization of the American landscape. We see it everywhere: the manufactured protests, the orchestrated civil unrest in places like North Carolina, the attempted coups and assassination plots against leaders in states like Georgia. Look at the political maneuvering in the Midwest, or the sudden announcements regarding the construction of military airfields in sensitive regions. It all traces back to those first waves of settlers who established these patterns. Even the various humanitarian organizations popping up lately look identical—just fronts for something else, much like the Saint George Foundation. Then you have these groups of young people, looking like they’re ready for basic training, swearing oaths to political strongmen as if they’d die for a specific regional movement. The pawns are already being moved into place; the groundwork for future chaos is being laid right before our eyes. And then you have that oblivious American, standing there scratching his head, wondering how on earth this could be happening. "How is this possible?" he asks, acting completely stunned. He acts like a total barbarian, just like when people were shocked that some tiny, insignificant tyrant ordered an invasion, despite everyone warning them it was coming. The truth is, even here in the States, we have a significant number of people who actually admire dictators and enjoy the spectacle of power being wielded from a throne. They share that exact same mindset—the same mentality that fueled forty-five years of tyranny. Happy memories, indeed.
Exactly—and all of that falls apart once you factor in the massive global backlash against the Russians.
Nowadays, Putin is basically treated as the modern-day Hitler.
And honestly—why would any local strongman or regional leader risk their neck for Putin now, especially after he’s been totally exposed to the entire world?
Everything else mentioned—well, that’s just part of the geopolitical folklore. It’s the same old story that keeps playing out in the American heartland, driven by interests from Russia, Turkey, the Middle East, Europe, and everyone else with a stake in our backyard.
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Kyle Campbell4 said:The same rhetoric about a critical crisis was being used back then, too. When some local extremist sets the Midwest on fire, you will likely just pretend it doesn't concern you while you're lounging on a beach in Florida or packing your bags for a move to Germany.
But seriously, what's the likelihood of Putin actually setting fire to the American heartland? No matter how much of a nationalist extremist someone like a certain politician might be, I don't see any realistic way they'd mobilize the military against their neighbors right now.
The same goes for those regional agitators—with Russia being such a complete mess lately, why would anyone take that kind of massive risk just to do dirty work on behalf of Putin?
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Justin James10 said:Good grief, someone is going to keep this up—it’s just more of the same unnecessary panic!
I’d much rather deal with a little hysteria than deal with those leftists.☕
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Jose Lopez2 said:I’m not sure how much weight to give this—it could be edited or staged for effect—but still... there are some interesting points being made here.
https://www.reddit.com/r/PublicFreak...m_source=share
It’s the exact same energy we saw back in the States during the early '90s riots. Only instead of the old political divides we used to deal with, the Russians have Zelenskyy, nationalists, and neo-Nazis to point their fingers at.
Even if this video is totally doctored or just plain fake—and honestly, I wouldn't be surprised—it still feels like a pretty accurate snapshot of what the average Russian is thinking right now.
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Carl Hernandez3 said:We musicians from the heart of America
We know how to play—and we certainly know how to belt out a soulful blues riff
What on earth are you talking about?
Elizabeth Mendoza said:I’m telling you, those crazies actually went ahead and shelled the nuclear plant. 🙏 🤦
To me, they're starting to look more and more like those disorganized militias—completely oblivious to where they are or what they're doing, just swinging wildly at whatever comes their way...
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Jessica Gonzalez said:I wonder if Miller has said anything about this yet?
Oh, right—the Department of Justice. 😬
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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...
I’m actually sitting here scrolling through his feed right now... honestly, the guy seems to be picking fights with the entire planet. He’s got this massive, irrational grudge against anti-fascism and even targets guys like Matt Rimac.😬
Yeah, he's definitely one of those radical labor types—nothing but a total snitch.
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Good grief, it just hit me—where on earth did Kamala Harris go?!
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Adam Williams2 said:To me, this just feels surreal. I mean, you're prepping for war and then you run out of gas? It's kind of hard to believe news like this. I guess I don't know if it's fake or not, but if it's true, the Russians are acting even more foolish than a bunch of drunk rebels.
Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if this turns out to be some kind of tactical diversion, because the whole situation strikes me as absurd. You're preparing to pull off a repeat of Hitler's Blitzkrieg at a mere 93 miles distance, and yet somehow, you end up stranded without any fuel 🤔... it just doesn't add up.
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Jacob Kern2 said:https://twitter.com/nexta_tv/status/...BK7GJiqvKuMjXw
https://twitter.com/aletweetsnews/st...IHkx6QyFBEBRUw
😲
Oh, so Twitter and TikTok are being celebrated now, huh? Just drop a tank shell right under him—he’ll just dodge over to another window to keep filming, never even stepping out of the room... Glory to TikTok!
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Justin James10 said:Why is the insignia for the 1st Cavalry Division of the US Army located in the upper right corner of that map? 🤔
contact@president.gov.by
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This Lukashenko guy—honestly, he feels like he walked straight out of an Alan Ford comic strip—has basically mapped out a full-blown invasion plan, including hitting Moldova...
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Adam King6 said:Meanwhile, military analysts are starting to write that things on the ground are slowly shifting in Russia's favor...The Ukrainian president could be out of a job within ten days...
With Mars heading straight for the sun, Putin is sitting pretty with those trine aspects from the water signs.
Honestly, you don't even need those guys—it’s still 1979 in my head. Baba Vanga predicted that nothing could stop Russia and that Vladimir would rule the world.
Everything else is just window dressing.