Russia-Ukraine Crisis 2.0: Hunter Biden Linked to Biolabs in Ukraine

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#142

Yes, that map showing 4 billion for the U.S. border and 60 billion for the Ukraine border is a good illustration of the insanity of it all.
If those numbers were reversed it would make alot more sense. It would make even more sense if that delegation were there to help negotiate a peace treaty. But thats apparently not part of the equation.

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#143

300 Azov Fighters Surrender To Russians At Azovstal Plant.

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#144

“Sweden and Finland have been serious countries. Not anymore. They have now joined the league of Zelensky cheerleaders. Clearly their change of heart to suddenly join NATO after decades of neutral foreign politics is not rooted in deep reflection, but in emotional impulse that is forgivable for school girls, but not for serious states men.”

This is a video from 4 months ago about Sweden and Finland talking about NATO membership before Russia invaded Ukraine, it almost seems like it was planned.

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#145

It makes you wonder…

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#146

Update on Bioweapons labs, there’s more people tied to it.

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#149

The cultural war of social likeability?!
That makes it a pretty sure bet that our government/media propaganda complex is working overtime.

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#150

Senator Josh Hawley summed this up perfectly with this tweet, “Spending $40 billion on Ukraine aid – more than three times what all of Europe has spent combined – is not in America’s interests. It neglects priorities at home (the border), allows Europe to freeload, short changes critical interests abroad and comes w/ no meaningful oversight. That’s not isolationism. That’s nationalism. It’s about prioritizing American security and American interests.”

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#151

I think our government has been getting away with crap like this for so long that they thought no one would bat an eye at this 40 billion.
Now that they’re getting some resistance to the idea they predictably resort to labeling the opposition as “isolationists” and unpatriotic.

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#152

Yes, Yazmin, we understand that you want Putin to win. Why do you continue to put up pro-Putin propaganda - this one praises Putin’s “restraint” - but deny that you are pro-Putin?

#153

Does being against war with Russia necessarily make one pro-Putin?

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#154

C.Gee, it isn’t pro-Putin propaganda to point out the truth that the Biden Regime don’t care about stopping the war, they are only prolonging it and with what’s inside the $40 billion to Ukraine, it’s a continuing of politicians like Biden and Pelosi money laundering.

And I share the same opinion with Liz that being against war with Russia doesn’t make one pro-Putin. The invasion never would be happening if we still had Trump and not compromised politicians like Biden.

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#155

Finland and Sweden are not “serious countries” because they seek NATO membership? “School-girls” and “Zelensky cheerleaders” are they? Why do you offer this school-yard ridicule as arguments for not sending arms to Ukraine? If Putin were to turn Ukraine into a vassal state due to Ukraine’s military defeat, wouldn’t these school-girls have an even greater incentive to join NATO as full members? So far your offerings from “Wag-the-bear” have been utter nonsense. About as subtle as Lord Haw Haw or Tokyo Rose.
What exactly happened “after decades of [Swedish and Finnish] neutral foreign politics”, to make their school-girlish hearts palpitate? Putin’s bloody invasion of Ukraine happened. There’s nothing like death, destruction and refugees to make a girl think.

#156

C.Gee, you clearly didn’t pay attention to the fact that the US is suffering from inflation to the point that it’s borrowing the money from China, and Putin only asked for Ukraine to be a neutral state that is friendly towards Russia. The last thing the US needs is to pay for the defence of another country. I suggest listening to this video of Col Douglas Macgregor who served in the Trump administration on the details on this conflict and on the Sweden and Finland NATO membership.

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#158

I think Macgregor is right. The U.S. should have urged a cease-fire in the first 10 days (as Austin has too belatedly done) and called for talks - but instead we did the opposite. We encouraged Ukraine to fight by pouring money and arms to them. And we’re borrowing money from China - now aligned with Russia, to do it. Its a disaster, as he says.

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#160

If Russia (and Hungary) can ban Soros, we can, too.
If we ever get Trump back in the White House, we need to make him do it.

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#161

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