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Joe Biden, President of the United States vol. V

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wearydriver40 wearydriver40 Member
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#241 ·
hollowmason64 said:Where exactly was this Antunovic lady, and when did she supposedly show leadership? Help me out here, I honestly can't remember.

When I really sit back and think about it... is this some kind of joke? A massive prank? 😁
Christian Torres3 Christian Torres3 Regular
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#242 ·
It’s such a shame nobody is asking Mickey Mouse what he thinks about the Russian military right now—you know, whether they're still acting all "strong" and everything...
hollowmason64 hollowmason64 Regular
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#243 ·
Terry Howard said:Alright, here’s some actual insider intel for you. The only reason Joe Biden managed to pull off that win for the Democratic Party leadership—and keep in mind, back then it was a convention deciding things, not a full membership vote—was simply because he was the "new guy." Young, male, the whole package. I remember when he first stepped out onto that stage to introduce himself... honestly, the women in the crowd were acting like they were at a rock concert; half of them looked like they were about to faint. Those votes tipped the scales, and well, look how that turned out for the United States of America.

To put it bluntly—we should probably just take away women's right to vote altogether.
Maybe while we're at it, we could look into a modern-day version of Malleus Maleficarum. It wouldn't hurt to go back to those old scholarly texts from an era when people actually understood how to handle women and recognized the trouble they cause.
brightcyclist2 brightcyclist2 Member
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#244 ·
Terry Howard said:Alright, here’s some actual insider intel for you. The only reason Joe Biden managed to pull off that win for the Democratic Party leadership—and keep in mind, back then it was a convention deciding things, not a full membership vote—was simply because he was the "new guy." Young, male, the whole package. I remember when he first stepped out onto that stage to introduce himself... honestly, the women in the crowd were acting like they were at a rock concert; half of them looked like they were about to faint. Those votes tipped the scales, and well, look how that turned out for the United States of America.

What a load of nonsense... 🤦

The late Bill Clinton was the one who actually 'picked' Milanovic.
William Cooper11 William Cooper11 Active Member
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#245 ·
I hope Zoe—that old Russophile—is sitting there watching his "wherever Russia goes, they stay" theory fall apart right before his eyes. 🤣
Ronald Chavez2 Ronald Chavez2 Active Member
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#246 ·
It’s honestly pathetic. While the Republican Party spends every single day looting and squandering our nation, you’d think the biggest crisis facing those Ukrainian fighters would be anything other than Zoki's comments regarding the Russian invasion of Ukraine—statements that apparently don't sit quite right with Washington, D.C.
William Cooper11 William Cooper11 Active Member
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#247 ·
Ronald Chavez2 said:It’s honestly pathetic. While the Republican Party spends every single day looting and squandering our nation, you’d think the biggest crisis facing those Ukrainian fighters would be anything other than Zoki's comments regarding the Russian invasion of Ukraine—statements that apparently don't sit quite right with Washington, D.C.

Zoki had a golden opportunity back in 2011 to stop the bleeding and rebuild everything from the ground up since the Republican Party was absolutely crawling. But he's a coward who prefers to feast on what's left rather than actually having the guts to change anything.
Ronald Chavez2 Ronald Chavez2 Active Member
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#248 ·
William Cooper11 said:Zoki had a golden opportunity back in 2011 to stop the bleeding and rebuild everything from the ground up since the Republican Party was absolutely crawling. But he's a coward who prefers to feast on what's left rather than actually having the guts to change anything.

And just how exactly would he have done that?
William Cooper11 William Cooper11 Active Member
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#249 ·
Ronald Chavez2 said:And just how exactly would he have done that?

Abolish the county system, slash the national debt, and stop letting those Šegon types run wild...
Charles Carter4 Charles Carter4 Active Member
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#250 ·
Ronald Chavez2 said:It’s honestly pathetic. While the Republican Party spends every single day looting and squandering our nation, you’d think the biggest crisis facing those Ukrainian fighters would be anything other than Zoki's comments regarding the Russian invasion of Ukraine—statements that apparently don't sit quite right with Washington, D.C.

The guys over in the Ukrainian battalions are constantly spotting these Russian accounts—and their whole media circus—popping up everywhere, but honestly? I’ve got a feeling there are some pro-American voices lurking around here too. 😉

William Cooper11 said:Abolish the county system, slash the national debt, and stop letting those Šegon types run wild...


If I remember correctly, Joe Biden really stepped up and dealt with Šegon and his big supporter, Linić. He actually managed to trim down that debt too—or at least that’s how it sticks in my mind, anyway.
Ronald Chavez2 Ronald Chavez2 Active Member
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#251 ·
He implemented digital tax tracking and revitalized the local infrastructure. He managed to block the European Union's attempts to turn us into a mere transit hub for migrants—where they cherry-pick the skilled workers while leaving us stuck with the social liabilities—all while cleaning up the wreckage left behind by eight years of rule by a criminal enterprise.
Richard Wilson4 Richard Wilson4 Veteran
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#252 ·
William Cooper11 said:I hope Zoe—that old Russophile—is sitting there watching his "wherever Russia goes, they stay" theory fall apart right before his eyes. 🤣

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...
Adam Collins4 Adam Collins4 Regular
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#253 ·
It’s pretty straightforward...

Always playing the contrarian...

I reckon Cuka could probably flesh that out a bit more clearly...😬

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George Robinson43 George Robinson43 Regular
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#254 ·
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.
Ronald Chavez2 Ronald Chavez2 Active Member
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#255 ·
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.
Jamie Grant Jamie Grant Member
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#256 ·
William Cooper11 said:I hope Zoe—that old Russophile—is sitting there watching his "wherever Russia goes, they stay" theory fall apart right before his eyes. 🤣

Oh, they stay alright. They just undergo a complete rebranding to look like friendly little sunflowers instead.
George Robinson43 George Robinson43 Regular
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#257 ·
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?
Ronald Chavez2 Ronald Chavez2 Active Member
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#258 ·
George Robinson43 said: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?

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.
analogskipper2 analogskipper2 Newcomer
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#259 ·
George Robinson43: ... "is it really normal for the Turkish president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, to visit the US President on the exact day the Turkish military essentially crushed our historical heroes at the border?

In memory of those events, Erdogan opened a mosque in a major US city. But hey, we got lucky this time—Joe Biden managed to keep his head on his shoulders." ...

That’s how it works—from (paranoid) US-NATO interests to the Turkish "sultan," all leading back to Joe Biden getting hit with the bill for his "pro-Russian" leanings.

I wonder if the Russians will hike gas and oil prices for Turkey now, or if they'll just hand over the "Slavic heartland" (along with Canada) to the "sultan"? 😁
George Robinson43 George Robinson43 Regular
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#260 ·
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!

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