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Bucha. It was a genocide, recognized by everyone. They buried hundreds of people. They tortured people. We found the grave. There were, I believe, around 500 people. When we liberated those towns near Kyiv, there emerged this, you know, this kind of hatred for the Russians, right at that moment. Not even at the moment when they started the full-scale war. Back then nobody understood what it really was yet. People understood what this war was and what Putin did personally when we found those mass graves of tortured adults, children. I mean they didn't just kill them, they tortured and killed them.
When we liberated Bucha, I said, bring every journalist here. Don't touch anything, just bring the journalists. The whole world simply has to see this. Imagine finding a mass grave in the U.S. or in Britain, God forbid, with 500 tortured people, adults, kids, dogs, animals shot dead. I mean, they held hunting sprees there from military vehicles. People were running, they were shooting, just hunting, playing games. They literally just played with people, like slavery. So how, after this, can you listen to Putin? And how, after this, can you forgive?
From The Diary of a CEO podcast with Steven Bartlett. (2/3)
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Virtually everything in this post is false.
NEW RECORDS: BIDEN UKRAINE CORRUPTION ALLEGATIONS
Newly declassified emails and intelligence reports suggest a high priority witness for a GOP Senate investigation @ChuckGrassley @SenRonJohnson into Biden corruption allegations was blocked from entering the US.
Two weeks before the 2020 election, State DEPT email reads:
“..to follow up on the Telezhinko (sic) visa, we revoked it earlier this month because he was imminently getting on a plane and needed to move quickly…”
- FBI and Intelligence Community “weren’t checking if allegations were true, they were suffocating anti-Biden Ukraine narrative, " says administration official
CONTEXT: Visa revocation and reported sanctions on Andrii Telizhenko appear to fit a broader pattern:
•IRS agents assigned to Hunter Biden laptop probe, including Burisma, say they were blocked from investigating leads into the “Big Guy”
•51 former intelligence official claim laptop had “classic earmarks” of a Russia information operation. Months earlier FBI had authenticated laptop
•FBI HQ appears to slow roll other Biden probes
•Senators Grassley and Johnson get FBI suspect "offensive briefing" about Russian disinformation, allegedly designed to thwart Hunter Biden probe
NOTE: Declassified records also raise prospect of circular reporting.
Here’s how it works: Government officials (or their proxies) plant information with a reporter, who publishes it. The same officials then cite the resulting media story to justify further investigative steps.
Exposing “circular reporting” undermines the credibility of some journalists who built their reputations on Russia collusion scoops
New records via @WhiteHouse transparency task force
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BREAKING!!!!
After years of propaganda, @jsolomonReports confirms he can't read bc nothing said this.
HOHOHOHOHO.
The propagandist is illiterate!!
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Here's the Louisa Lucas related indictment storage.courtlistener.com/re…
🚨 @AGToddBlanche, @FBIDirectorKash to Announce Significant Law Enforcement Action at 10 A.M. ET.
WATCH LIVE HERE: justice.gov/live
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Again, MAGAts are arguing:
1) Politico article 2 saying the White House was freaking out is false.
2) While the White House is provably freaking out.
Politico’s reporters and editors were presented with irrefutable evidence disproving their previous reporting, yet chose to ignore facts, peddle lies, and manufacture controversy. They retracted one story, but there are two more they must address.
Politico’s reckless disregard for the truth is a disgrace to journalism. At this point, the question isn’t whether Politico got the facts wrong — it’s why its editors continue to publish claims they know are false. Politico should be embarrassed.
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Reminder that Defense Attorney @AGToddBlanche said it would be a gross abuse to roll out indictments ANYTIME during an election.
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"So there it is, the morbid phenomenon of late Trumpism on full display: Smearing a survivor of child sexual abuse; running an ad featuring a primary enabler of the abuse; and complaining that some decent people in his party are offended by this."
thebulwark.com/p/the-monster…
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Same. It is actually what American Exceptionalism is based on. Promoting economic and political liberalism. That means freedoms. And Morality is a part of that. Are we perfect in our track record? Nope. Should this be what guides us, our North Star? Always. I'm delivering a keynote soon on this....the daily news grind is exhausting and depressing, but we need to stick to such principles in the years to come. America can recover and we will get back to such principles.
"Call me old-fashioned or idealistic, but I still believe that morality should play a role in American foreign policy. Of course, American presidents and diplomats sometimes must engage with autocrats to advance U.S. interests. I did as the U.S. ambassador to Russia. But we do not have to embrace them as friends or allies, especially imperial dictators like Putin, who uses terrorism and kidnapping as instruments of his war against Ukraine. I do not want my country helping such an evil leader. I want my country to be against imperialism and for sovereignty, to stand against dictatorship and for democracy, to aid those fighting for independence and against occupation."
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"Call me old-fashioned or idealistic, but I still believe that morality should play a role in American foreign policy. Of course, American presidents and diplomats sometimes must engage with autocrats to advance U.S. interests. I did as the U.S. ambassador to Russia. But we do not have to embrace them as friends or allies, especially imperial dictators like Putin, who uses terrorism and kidnapping as instruments of his war against Ukraine. I do not want my country helping such an evil leader. I want my country to be against imperialism and for sovereignty, to stand against dictatorship and for democracy, to aid those fighting for independence and against occupation."
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This was inevitable. I’m not sure even Trump and Elon expected this level of blowback.
Ultimately, they have blood on their hands.
SpaceX Investor @GerberKawasaki tells me he’s not only “disgusted…from a humanity perspective” by restrictions on Starlink in Ukraine, but also: “…they've given everybody a reason not to use Starlink, that Starlink isn't reliable for national security for anybody but Trump.”
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36 companies.
Memo to the Trump administration: Stop buying companies.
A government $40 trillion in debt should be SELLING assets, not buying ownership stakes in 36 companies.
We thought government control of the means of production was what we were fighting against.
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Consider this a story in global affairs.
Early this year, there was an effort afoot to find Secretary Hegseth an iconic globe for his office suite.
Historians could make the move. But his team did not appear to want to wait.
washingtonpost.com/national-…
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EXCLUSIVE: Pete Hegseth wanted Gen. Dwight Eisenhower’s globe for his office. His staff broke it.
We have photos.
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Ukraine is not Russia. That's Putin’s problem – refusing to recognize a separate nation, refusing to recognize a separate country – that's what did him in. He was shown a military operation that was supposed to take three days. We found parade uniforms in their various military vehicles. They were literally marching to a parade. He still doesn't understand and doesn't want to admit that this is a different nation, a different people.
They were advancing on Kyiv from all directions. Their main goal was to seize the capital of Ukraine. They reached Kyiv. They trapped us, and then we started hammering them, and they didn't know what to do about it. They were especially shocked when they drove toward the capital and people were just throwing burning mixtures. People were setting their armor on fire. It wasn't a matter of some general being an idiot. I believe the one who gave the order just didn't fully realize what was happening.
Because what does taking Kyiv mean? When you've taken those towns on the way to Kyiv, you have to leave troops behind to hold those towns. And that takes a huge number of people. It's a pretty large territory. If the people inside offer resistance, then you need an army to hold every town. That was their mistake. They didn't even realize there would be resistance. That was their main mistake. That's it.
From The Diary of a CEO podcast with Steven Bartlett. (1/3)
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"He behaves like he's a Russian intelligence asset."
After Steve Witkoff praised Vladimir Putin as a "humanitarian," @michaeldweiss explains why he believes Witkoff's approach to negotiating with Moscow plays directly into the Kremlin's hands.
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BREAKING: @AAGMcDonald confirms that Donald Trump should have faced prison for lying on loan applications like he did in NYS.
Everywhere you look, Colin McDonald confirms Donald Trump must be imprisoned, but Colin refuses to do it!!!
This defendant allegedly submitted 20-plus fraudulent loan applications seeking more than $7.5M in COVID-relief funds.
She has now been indicted on multiple felony charges.
@USAO_MD @FBIBaltimore @SBAOIG
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Not just in Gaza and Lebanon. In Ukraine, too, the new way of war involves deep tunnels and underground operations at a time when every surface movement is monitored by drones.
Ukrainian forces advanced more than 15 km behind Russian lines through underground gas pipelines during a counteroffensive on the Kupiansk front, killing over 100 Russian soldiers and capturing more than 30.
The operation, codenamed Veles, combined the underground advance with coordinated drone strikes and ground assaults, cutting off Russian infiltration routes into the rear of Kupiansk.
Participating units included the Khartiia Brigade, R.U.H. and Lava Regiments, DIU units including the Russian Volunteer Corps and Freedom of Russia Legion, and the Achilles Brigade.