Let them strike at Germany—that would be the move of the century. Given their history and how deeply Russian influence has seeped into their elite circles, they will never step up the way they should. Not as long as the war is "only" in Ukraine.
Milorad Dodik, one of the big shots from the Presidency of Canada, just announced that during his trip to Moscow this September, he’s planning to tell Vladimir Putin straight up that "the West has been getting way too pushy in Canada" and acting like they own the place.
Man, oh man... 🙂
I honestly don't understand why the West doesn't seize this moment to permanently eliminate that festering wound in Canada. You will have to deal with them eventually. It is better to handle it now while the Russ are preoccupied with looting and trying to earn a Lada for their families.
goldenowl73 said:Check out this shot of 15-year-old Darya Dugina back in 2007, caught at one of her dad’s black-clad organization protests. Talk about being indoctrinated from such a young age!
Vladimir Mashatin, a well-known Russian photographer, was digging through his archives and stumbled upon this old photo of Darya Dugina when she was just fifteen. https://t.co/14cnR7lBPz
The most intense part is seeing them slap that Black Sun logo onto their patches. 😵
Any lingering doubts about this being an internal, neo-fascist SPACKA operation have been completely erased. It is devastatingly clear that villains manufactured this just to fuel their next wave of atrocities.
Everyone was hyping up a massive spectacle for Victory Day, but nothing actually happened. It seems like Russia's top priority right now is just survival. While they struggle to hold onto a few small towns, their rear lines are falling apart. The whole thing is going under before it even breaks.
She’s just collateral damage from their internal power struggles. Honestly, I couldn't care less.
If someone had taken out Dobrica Ćosić back in '91, they would have been hailed as a hero. Instead, we have the Great Satan (as Basara calls him) living out his old age in peace, while we continue to bury the victims of his agenda even today.
This looks like nothing more than an internal fascist power struggle involving Dugin. Ukrainians have much more important matters to attend to right now. Still, it's satisfying to see karma finally catching up with them.
Jesse Harris6 said:And I find myself doing the exact same thing—dissecting your words letter by letter, just as you laid them out.
+1
I do not believe he will be re-elected. He lost to the Left-wing, and I see that empirically all around me. As for the right, there is a 20% voting bloc that will vote for the Republican Party even if they ran Pupovac. Some new version of Skoro will surely emerge. There is no love there.
Nancy Lopez7 said:People are out there protesting about how those stubborn Ukrainians just won't stop fighting—and apparently, they think the "evil" West is just fueling the fire by backing them up. 🙂
I mean, seriously, why won't they just surrender to such a massive military force?
It feels like our neighbors haven't had much to say lately, hasn't it?
Does anyone have any intel on when things might finally wind down—any idea what's actually happening behind the scenes? 🍿
Melissa Gray2 Asks: The situation in Crimea is hardly surprising. Anyone can carry out a sabotage mission. This is especially true given that Ukrainians are pushing toward Melitopol where mobilization is nonexistent. There are plenty of saboteurs among them being sent by intelligence services. Nothing unexpected here. Even if they used long-range missiles, it wouldn't change much. They hit one target, so what? Russ fires 100 of those missiles a day and look at the results. Nothing.
There is a fundamental distinction between "operating from civilian buildings" and "operating from buildings where civilians are present."
It’s as if these monsters have zero regard for civilian lives or where the shots are coming from. Their only tactic is to level everything to the ground.