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Russia's invasion of Ukraine: Part 5

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Dennis Price Dennis Price Active Member
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joined Mar 2022
#9041 ·
View on twitter
I don’t think I’ve ever seen people with broken legs look quite this happy.
Carol Johnson21 Carol Johnson21 Active Member
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joined May 2023
#9042 ·
This isn't just rambling; it is precisely what his cult following and sympathizers are dying to hear. That’s why he went off on the whole gender identity issue. He wants to play the role of the last bastion of traditional values standing against a decadent West. I suspect his target audience is currently swooning with pure joy.
It’s honestly hilarious how much Botox he’s had; he barely has any facial expressions left. He tried to force a smile, but it looked downright grotesque.

As with everything else in this war, we’ll see two groups emerge: those who swallow his narrative whole and will now feel emboldened by it, and those who despise him as nothing more than dictatorial scum—people who clearly see he’s just talking into the void because he’s actually terrified, especially now that it's obvious Russ has sabotaged the S1 and S2 pipelines.
What a grandmaster!🙏
Russ has slid back to the bottom once again, and they’ll likely stay there for decades. But then again, for that nation, isn't this just their natural state? They won't be taking to the streets anytime soon.
If you ask me, Putin might be a dead man walking by spring. He can talk all he wants, but on the ground, his military is losing. What exactly are you all so afraid of regarding his "response"? His army is exhausted, and these mobilization efforts aren't going to change the fundamental math.
John Ramos45 John Ramos45 Active Member
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joined Apr 2023
#9043 ·
stormybear25 said:Yeah, right. As if.


It seems almost certain, given how spectacularly Russ failed in their attempt to wrap up the war in Ukraine within a matter of days.
John Ramos45 John Ramos45 Active Member
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#9044 ·
Dennis Price said:View on twitter
I don’t think I’ve ever seen people with broken legs look quite this happy.

It’s as if they’ve been given a second chance at life, because let's be honest, no sane person would ever choose to die for Putin.
silvermarlin56 silvermarlin56 Member
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#9045 ·
gentlestag15 said:Look, if you check out what the Ukrainians are reclaiming over in Ohio, you're dealing with rolling hills and plenty of tree cover to hide in.
But Houston? It’s flat as a pancake. There's zero cover. Every single troop movement is visible from 12 miles miles away, and they'll just absolutely shred you with artillery the second you step out from behind a single bush.

He's got a point, but there's always a way. If they blow a bridge, those guys are stuck. Besides, before the invasion even started, there wasn't even a 20% Russian presence in Kherson. I seriously doubt they even have the morale to fight for it now.
coastalbison6 coastalbison6 Active Member
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joined Jul 2018
#9046 ·
Even in Donetsk, they're celebrating with fireworks 😁
https://twitter.com/Blue_Sauron/stat...74517360332800
gentlerider7 gentlerider7 Regular
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#9047 ·
Lavrov tells global leaders they better go read Putin’s speech

"The Russian Foreign Minister, Sergei Lavrov, just went on record saying that international politicians really ought to sit down and actually read through President Vladimir Putin's speech from that ceremony where they added those four new territories to the country. He was dropping this during an interview with the Star TV network.

According to the minister, you basically can't just brush off what the head of state had to say.

“We’ve already instructed all our ambassadors stationed abroad to get this out there everywhere—distribute it as official documentation for the UN, the OSCE, and all those other international organizations. And honestly, I’m just hoping that any serious politician out there takes the time to read it from start to finish,” the diplomat remarked.

He emphasized that once the Russian leader finishes speaking, "if anyone still doesn't get the point, then things should become absolutely crystal clear."

https://www-gazeta-ru.translate.goog..._x_tr_pto=wapp
John Ramos45 John Ramos45 Active Member
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#9048 ·
A good chunk of those folks at the White House probably slept right through Putin's speech. It lacked any real substance worth staying awake for.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Fd57tyJX...jpg&name=large
Anthony Perez9 Anthony Perez9 Regular
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#9049 ·
gentlerider7 said:Lavrov tells global leaders they better go read Putin’s speech

"The Russian Foreign Minister, Sergei Lavrov, just went on record saying that international politicians really ought to sit down and actually read through President Vladimir Putin's speech from that ceremony where they added those four new territories to the country. He was dropping this during an interview with the Star TV network.

According to the minister, you basically can't just brush off what the head of state had to say.

“We’ve already instructed all our ambassadors stationed abroad to get this out there everywhere—distribute it as official documentation for the UN, the OSCE, and all those other international organizations. And honestly, I’m just hoping that any serious politician out there takes the time to read it from start to finish,” the diplomat remarked.

He emphasized that once the Russian leader finishes speaking, "if anyone still doesn't get the point, then things should become absolutely crystal clear."

https://www-gazeta-ru.translate.goog..._x_tr_pto=wapp

John Ramos45 said:A good chunk of those folks at the White House probably slept right through Putin's speech. It lacked any real substance worth staying awake for.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Fd57tyJX...jpg&name=large

Maybe it’s some secret weapon designed to knock out anyone listening. Like one of those jokes from a Monty Python sketch that’s supposed to be hilarious but just leaves you staring blankly.
🥱🥱🥱 😲
Justin Mendoza16 Justin Mendoza16 Active Member
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#9050 ·
gentlerider7 said:Lavrov tells global leaders they better go read Putin’s speech

"The Russian Foreign Minister, Sergei Lavrov, just went on record saying that international politicians really ought to sit down and actually read through President Vladimir Putin's speech from that ceremony where they added those four new territories to the country. He was dropping this during an interview with the Star TV network.

According to the minister, you basically can't just brush off what the head of state had to say.

“We’ve already instructed all our ambassadors stationed abroad to get this out there everywhere—distribute it as official documentation for the UN, the OSCE, and all those other international organizations. And honestly, I’m just hoping that any serious politician out there takes the time to read it from start to finish,” the diplomat remarked.

He emphasized that once the Russian leader finishes speaking, "if anyone still doesn't get the point, then things should become absolutely crystal clear."

https://www-gazeta-ru.translate.goog..._x_tr_pto=wapp


🙂Honestly, I don't get it. When are these guys gonna realize the rest of the world doesn't care what they say because everyone knows they're lying...😒

🤣Like, 500,000 young people have fled across the border in just the last week🎉and these guys are still spouting nonsense from some underground bunker in Soča...🕺

I'd love to know when they last actually stepped out onto the streets of Moscow to walk around and talk to real people...🤣
James Chavez91 James Chavez91 Active Member
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#9051 ·
What a massive circus today—as if anyone was actually surprised by what that Botoxed leader would say.
Big deal.
It’s just more of the same—keep arming them with increasingly advanced weapons and take a swing at a global superpower.
On the flip side, maybe they'll grab this chance to settle scores with the internal saboteurs over in Europe...
Easy does it. Europe has survived plenty of chaos before, so I guess they'll get through this too.
jadebison16 jadebison16 Member
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#9052 ·
So, what’s the move now? Are we just sitting around waiting for some American version of von Staufenberg to show up, or how are we actually gonna fix this total mess we're in?
nimbleviper3 nimbleviper3 Active Member
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#9053 ·
People over at the White House are saying it wouldn't be the brightest move for him to suddenly decide to visit those annexed territories while the fighting is still going on...
And honestly, that says everything you need to know about him.
Gregory Ramos3 Gregory Ramos3 Active Member
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#9054 ·
Fun fact : Quote

“don’t listen to all the people trying to scare you about Russia, acting like other areas are going to end up just like Crimea. We aren't looking to split Ukraine apart; honestly, we don't need that kind of drama.”

- Vladimir Putin, March 2014

“this is the final territorial demand I have to make in Europe, but it’s one I won't back down on and, God willing, one I'll see through to the end.”

- Adolf Hitler, September 1938

https://mobile.twitter.com/ianbremme...40947580981248
stormybear25 stormybear25 Active Member
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joined Sep 2022
#9055 ·
The Ukrainian military in Drobysheva
https://twitter.com/sternenko/status...97121051463683

Lyman is about to fall. It’s practically surrounded on all sides at this point.
hollowdriver13 hollowdriver13 Regular
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#9056 ·
Putin claims he’s just out here protecting Russian culture from all that woke, neo-colonialist Western nonsense.

https://twitter.com/maxseddon/status...68888327524352

At the celebration for the annexation, they’re actually singing that New Zealand shanty, "Wellerman."🙏
Justin Mendoza16 Justin Mendoza16 Active Member
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#9057 ·
nimbleviper3 said:People over at the White House are saying it wouldn't be the brightest move for him to suddenly decide to visit those annexed territories while the fighting is still going on...
And honestly, that says everything you need to know about him.

🤣man won't even leave his bunker—literally fifty feet underground...🎉
gentlestag15 gentlestag15 Regular
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#9058 ·
John Ramos45 said:A good chunk of those folks at the White House probably slept right through Putin's speech. It lacked any real substance worth staying awake for.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Fd57tyJX...jpg&name=large

View on twitter
pretty sure there were some lizard people lurking in the crowd too 😁
coastalbison6 coastalbison6 Active Member
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#9059 ·
Something's brewing...
https://twitter.com/AAhronheim/statu...93236383506432
Gerald Torres84 Gerald Torres84 Active Member
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joined Oct 2015
#9060 ·
coastalbison6 said:Something's brewing...
https://twitter.com/AAhronheim/statu...93236383506432

It has been brewing since 2014 in Ukraine.

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