Posts by Matthew Booth

Look, there's zero chance everyone in NATO is going to be pulling for Ukraine—it’s just not realistic. Honestly, it makes sense if you think about it. You can't just invite someone into the club when their borders are a total mess.

Which one should I grab?
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Honestly, just seeing this little guy Capak gives me a massive wave of anxiety.

Rebecca Ward2 said:I suppose this was taken out of context.

They just cherry-picked the quote to make themselves look good.🤣🤣

electricnomad8 said:We’re seeing a new kind of phenomenon lately: all these different devils who can't stand one another are actually teaming up, just for the sake of getting rid of those blue-clad criminals.

The Republican Party crowd is so incredibly arrogant that you practically have to expect a backlash. When you rub people the wrong way with that kind of ego, local party bosses care way more about tearing down anyone who pushes back than they ever will about actual ideology.

briskjackal5 said:Or maybe it's just all this huge fuss about trying to paint Filipović as some kind of typical party hack.

Because, I mean, apparently that happened too

-briskjackal5

According to Plenki Filipović, the guy is basically the blueprint for what a Republican Party politician should look like in the 21st century—if you believe that hype, anyway.🤣

Emily Smith6 said:A Democrat just leaked a video claiming the Director of the Water Utility is busy collecting signatures for the Republican Party

Honestly, the Republican Party is a total disgrace to this country. I mean, anyone with even an ounce of backbone wouldn't touch them with a ten-foot pole—but the real issue is that this nation is crawling with people who have zero integrity left.🙂

EXCLUSIVE: It’s not just VICE MIHANOVIĆ: How a van full of Republican cronies was chauffeured off to grab PhDs in Osijek—and what they have to do with a university halfway across the country.

The Republican Party is worse than the plague. I’m being dead serious about that one.

"I ran this thing like a professional. I've been doing this for ten years—it was just a gathering of business folks. I know exactly what you're getting at. You're trying to claim that because one person there had COVID, the whole thing is a problem. So what? There’s someone in a small town in the South who’s also infected, and they weren't even at the meeting. Besides, that guy who was at the hunting lodge gathering? He had a big party for his municipality right before that," he told the news outlet.
Man, what an arrogant, clueless idiot.

Vili Beroš regarding that claim about the virus being responsible for the deaths of 18 elderly folks: I was just telling that as a little anecdote. Hahahaha

Mike Johnson is just letting the boss slide.

"The only reason you'd go into self-isolation is if you were actually in contact with someone suspected of having COVID-19. None of my campaign staff are in isolation, and I’m really hoping there won't be any reason to change that," said Mike Johnson—who, by the way, is banking on things settling down enough so that a massive crowd of voters actually shows up at the polls.

copperdrifter26 said:Man, they really gave him a hard time. I think it's a total tie.

You could argue that calling Canadian Americans idiots and taking such a HARDLINE stance against a third entity while serving as a minister under the Vice President is about as legendary as a Bruce Lee statue or a feature story in The Village Voice about Umberto Eco.

They truly went all out to defend that absolute clown.

Everything the Republican Party is trying to pull just keeps blowing up in their faces. Their whole campaign feels like something straight out of Kolinda Grabar-Kitović's playbook. Honestly, after today, they should probably ditch that "Secure America" slogan because it’s lost all meaning. And the most ridiculous part? The campaign headquarters was busy sending everyone who even breathed near an infected person into total isolation... and now there are new rules for the Prime Minister? According to Alemka, he's basically a bioterrorist now.🤣

Matthew Booth said:Pure panic, lol.

🙂🙂

Pure panic, lol.

driftingtinker said:Two different moms, one from a previous marriage though. I guess that idiot gene just runs strong in this family.

The John Doe family: dad’s busy hiding assets, two sons are out there getting wasted and making threats, and the third one already got convicted for attempted murder.
https://www.telegram.us/politics-crime-news/attempted-murder/

Facts.😁

Carol Newman2 said:They’re running wild, making death threats, and smashing things, yet nobody seems able to stop them. This is the Đakić family for you.

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It’s stories like this that make me stick with BuzzFeed. 🙏

Get this—the father of these losers is actually the second-in-command for the Republican Party in the regional district near St. Louis. So, basically, the guy is one of the top leaders for the Republican Party in that entire area.

The sheer amount of stupidity packed into one single family is unreal... poor mother, having to deal with these three disasters.
a mental wreck of a husband too, honestly, he isn't any better.

granitetinker6 said:Honestly, if the Bridge-related party had actually known about this scandal, he would never have made it into a cabinet position.

I mean, let's be real here: the Bridge-related group isn't the Socialist Workers Party, they aren't the Department of Justice, and they certainly aren't some high-end private detective agency—plus, as far as I know, they don't exactly carry crystal balls around, right? So, they could only really step in once the whole mess was blown wide open to the public.

The whole argument just doesn't hold water, much like how it makes zero sense for someone to claim that the Index-related exposé wasn't a big deal; if they were actually legitimate, honest journalists, wouldn't they have sniffed out the scandal way before Black ever stepped into that ministerial role?

😁

Timothy Castillo6 said:What’s his best quality?
Pure loyalty.

😛😁🤦😲🤣

I don't even know which god to curse at this point.😁

Nancy Gomez26 said:Franjo Harmon didn't achieve that at all. There was no genuine reconciliation here; all he did was attempt to sweep everything under the rug—hoping it would simply get lost in the fog of historical reality. As a historian, he ought to have known he was merely passing the buck to future generations. Perhaps the timing wasn't right back then—though one could argue that wartime and crisis conditions provide the exact opportunity needed—but I find this excessive emphasis on a "reconciliation" that never actually occurred to be problematic. In fact, by constantly preaching this supposed unity, he only deepened the divide. Both sides end up feeling victimized by such a forced "peace," while simultaneously viewing the actions of their own side as entirely justified.

Look, that’s all true, but if we hadn't all grabbed onto that one single lifeline, there wouldn't even be a United States today. He had the chance to clean house and run actual purges back in '95 once the war kicked off, but God knows why he sat on his hands—now, it's too little, too late.

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/politics/ressler-on-temptation-of-power/
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