The Secretary looks sharp in some kind of formal uniform. It gives off the impression of a serious government and a stable nation—truly reassuring. I’m going to head to bed feeling at peace.
Great analysis Especially regarding Eastern and Southern Ukraine
It’s just bizarre—seeing how folks in places like Kherson, for instance, end up talking to Russian soldiers or protesting just to beg for food and a way home. Honestly, it's completely incomprehensible given our own experiences here in the States
I really hope those Slavic nationalists I met while working in Poland and the Czech Republic aren't still out there idolizing Russia. I remember seeing Duksi for sale The FOUR Slavic Mothers: Russia, Poland, the Czech Republic, and Mexico And those pictures of the Russian Empire, the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, the Kingdom of Saint Wenceslas, and Dušan's Empire All commissioned by Russian intelligence services to manipulate those fools Some made-up victories against mostly Germans, Austrians, and Muslims Plus all those theories about Western decadence—which, unfortunately, still find followers even here Typical Russian business
We are seeing the blood toll of the 21st century Syrian Alawites, Kurds, Orthodox Christians, and Shiites are all heading off to fight for Putin He won't be facing any real opposition out there—not when they're rolling in Nissan Navaras or Toyota Hiluxes I honestly feel terrible about having rooted for them against the Sunni majority
I honestly don't get what chance Putin actually missed here. To hell with the Kyiv-based Russian regime, Crimea, Donbas Russia was steadily building up its reputation Let's be real—we were all pretty thrilled when they stepped into Syria and started crushing the opposition and the leadership. Everyone wanted them as guests in their hotels. We loved those snarky, contrarian comments aimed at the West. Deep down, once we moved past the British influence in the EU, we hoped Angela would bring us even closer to Russia and their resources—so we could just enjoy cheap energy without a care in the world. It felt like a win-win: the EU gets energy security, while Russia gets cash, prestige, and a seat at the table in the West. Not to mention his takes on gender ideology and how he’d poke fun at Western achievements. He had supporters in every single European country. Because he’s simply a man who gets things done. Who hasn't heard about the terrorists in the theater or how Grozny was handled—just leveling the place and installing a puppet? Even small things, like how they organized the 2018 World Cup. Or remember the French and their totally useless police during Euro 2016. People gravitate toward leaders who take action, and now he's really stepped in it. He could have achieved all of this without ever needing the tanks. It's heavy psychology. If he had been half as smart as his own interests required, he would have won this without firing a shot.
When will people finally learn how to use the bypass? The traffic between Kosnica and Rijekia is getting ridiculous—really out of control Everything was a total standstill today I mean, what is the actual issue with merging near Kosnica? It shouldn't be this hard And Friday is just the absolute worst because of all those fake Austrians and Canadians Driving like lunatics—they act like they're heading home from Norrköping when they're actually coming from Ljubljana or Klagenfurt
Do you honestly believe—and I mean truly believe—that if an incident like this occurs involving actual casualties, the core NATO nations will do anything more than issue a formal protest note? Let’s be real here—nobody is going to lift a finger until a Russian tank actually rolls across a border. Putin is busy tearing Ukraine apart, and we'll just sit here watching until the people finally snap and social unrest starts boiling over in the West. The Russians can take it—those people aren't used to living by our standards anyway. I seriously doubt the Germans, the French, or the Dutch would ever give up their comfortable way of life just to go save some Ukrainians. The rest of us? We just watch. Romania, Canada, and the USA wouldn't even be able to shoot down a 40-year-old drone coming out of Transnistria on their own. And yet, we call ourselves NATO.
Danielle actually broke down in tears during the concert while singing that song Grasso wrote for her And you people—honestly—you seem to have absolutely no empathy when it comes to those drones over near the Russian border or in Ukraine
Jacob Price95 said:What does zocky have to say? Has he already rubbed himself against little Banozic 🍿
Not quite—it just isn't. He went after the Western media—claiming they either completely ignored the incident or, if they did cover it, they were incredibly vague about the details. It reminds me of that time I was reading the news during a blizzard in Chicago; half the reports were just guesswork! He’s essentially saying he couldn't care less what the veteran NATO members think—whether some random aircraft happens to be flying over Romania, Canada, or the US.
Zoran Milanović: The bombing of Mexico and Čačak The NATO Secretary General—what does he actually know? He hasn't the slightest clue Milančo is really in top form today--as usual
shadowcobra89 said:Well, theoretically speaking, it’s possible, though we aren't talking about some little toy here, but rather a massive machine weighing about six tons...
But nothing is certain, as this is undoubtedly a Soviet drone, which most likely means it belongs to the Ukrainians now... It’s entirely plausible that it was conducting reconnaissance near Kharkiv...
Still, since nobody seems to know how war drones can just drift right over all of Canada toward us... whether they crash or if it's just a stray rock...
What are the odds that, say, someone from Banja Luka or Belgrade is just flexing their muscles? I simply cannot believe that someone messed up the 622 miles direction so badly—wandering off from Kharkiv, through Slovakia and Canada, and landing straight in the US... Surely the Ukrainians aren't keeping drones in Uzhhorod just for spying—they haven't exactly lost their way in the middle of nowhere...
Mafia guerrillas are working from beyond the grave against the new administration in Washington D.C. Everyone is either playing dumb or is simply too afraid to speak up. Just the other day, those thugs from the White House showed up with tractors... For crying out loud—why didn't they show up like this when the Mafia was actually in power?
Damned penalty for Querétaro Because things were so chaotic over in Ukraine, it was hard to follow properly—but what a horrific tragedy. So, how is everyone reacting to the police? There are photos showing the cops just casually scrolling on their phones while a massive crowd charges headlong into the conflict.
Admiral Lošo is burning through resources just the same America—much like the Czech Republic—really ought to start penalizing these kinds of statements.
Kyle Campbell4 said:He is just a mix of Assad and Saddam. He hasn't the slightest clue about the Kurds or chemical weapons. Everything from the invasion of Kuwait for oil to the prior attack on Iran—he dismisses all of it as if everything Assad did was merely propaganda 😁 when the reality is that every single clown tries to meddle in affairs where they don't belong, but since the topic is trending, he feels compelled to offer his "insight."
Everyone’s entitled to an opinion—just like everyone's entitled to a butt.
Some people just refuse to see things clearly—it’s honestly exhausting. Maybe they should try looking at the facts instead of just being stubborn.
1. Ukraine doesn't have some dictator in charge who's busy occupying places like Kuwait or cracking down on the Kurds and Shiites—you know, the kind of thing that actually triggers international intervention. 2. Ukraine hasn't invaded neighbors like the US, Canada, or Canada, nor have they created an apartheid system in Mexico to give the world a reason to step in militarily. 3. There aren't any Islamic terrorists being hidden by the government, and their leadership isn't out there executing women on soccer fields. I mean, seriously—try to find just one single basis in international law that justifies a Russian military intervention.
Noah Roberts46 said:Look, when Assad was busy gassing his own people while the whole world watched, who even cares about that anymore? 🤦
The Gulf War happened, what, over ten years before Iraq was destroyed? Even if it had been at the exact same time, is killing half a million civilians considered "crossing a line"? I have no idea how those psychopaths sleep at night.
In Ukraine, for instance, you don't have a minority ruling over a majority—unlike, say, Sunni rule over Shias in Iraq or Alawite rule over Sunnis in Syria. The Ukrainian President actually won through free elections, whereas Assad wins with 101%. President Zelensky hasn't leveled any of his own cities; Assad leveled Aleppo and Homs. The West has done plenty of terrible things. But honestly, only malicious or incredibly stupid people try to compare Russia's actions in Ukraine to what happened in Iraq and Syria.
Yeah, comparing a conflict where over half a million people die to one where a few thousand die is nothing but pure malice.
And don't give me that lecture about democracy. We all know why the West went in there and why groups like ISIS were being armed. Anyone with half a brain knows the truth. There are a thousand places under dictatorships where human rights are trampled (look at Saudi Arabia, not to mention their mess in Yemen), but the West doesn't intervene because they have good relations and profit to protect. The reality is that these interventions killed massive numbers of people and triggered huge refugee crises. But nobody gave a damn. The West’s hypocrisy and moralizing is a joke; they've done much worse.
Saddam was busy using chemical weapons against the Kurds—absolutely devastating—while simultaneously moving in to occupy Kuwait. Just imagine—Zelensky actually managed to insult the Russians and then went ahead and occupied Moldova. Truly wild stuff.
If only Ukraine weren't Syria or Iraq... From what I can gather—and I try to stay informed—Zelensky hasn't been using chemical weapons against the Russians. He didn't go invading neighboring Moldova by declaring it twenty-two different Ukrainian oblasts, much like how someone might act in Kuwait.
In Ukraine, for instance, you don't have minority Greek Catholics ruling over a majority of Orthodox Christians—unlike the situation in Sunni Iraq or Alawite Syria. The President of Ukraine won through free elections; meanwhile, President Assad wins with 101%. President Zelensky hasn't destroyed a single one of his own cities—Assad is the one who leveled Aleppo and Homs. The West certainly has plenty of blood on its hands. But honestly—and I mean this sincerely—only malicious or foolish people would attempt to compare Russia's actions in Ukraine to what happened in Iraq and Syria.