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Russia requires a security guarantee that Ukraine will not defend itself the next time we attack it.
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A wild story: the CEO of a US energy company whose plans were discussed during the Witkoff-Kushner-Putin negotiations resigns. Why? He learned that his company's main investor is a sanctioned Russian company, not the UAE
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And another.
Trump isn’t just betraying Ukraine to the Kremlin, he’s selling out America too.
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WHOSE SIDE ARE WE ON? Following the US halt of early-warning intelligence on ballistic missile launches, at least six civilians have been killed and 21 injured in Russian missile strikes. The Kyiv Post reports. kyivpost.com/post/87568
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"This place is PACKED. And there are thousands of people outside lined up to get in!"
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Whatever we think of President Trump‘s moves overseas, none is as disappointing as our failure to support Ukraine. Russia brutally sneak attacked them, slaughtering civilians. But Ukraine survives. Fuck Putin. Zelenskyy has stopped him in his tracks.
Slava Ukraini.
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Good to see Donald buy Russian diesel instead of Canadian. I know its right on USA border but they sell imperialist, woke diesel that makes your truck gay.
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Donald Trump is the authoritarian socialist president that Republicans used to warn about.
If Republicans win the House of Representatives and the Senate in the 2026 Midterm Elections, I’m going to give all adult citizens in the United States of America, $5,000! Thank you for your attention to this matter, and I look forward to signing those checks!
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This $5,000 “Trump Dividend” promise was first made in Sept. 2026. Similar prior DOGE and tariff check pledges have not been paid out. It would cost ~$1.2 trillion and require congressional approval.
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There is a strange pattern in Donald Trump’s relationship with Vladimir Putin.
Again and again, Trump moves towards the European and Ukrainian position, threatens Moscow, or considers giving Kyiv greater leverage. Then he talks to Putin.
In May 2025, Trump entered a call backing an unconditional ceasefire and threatening sanctions. He emerged having dropped both. Before the Alaska summit, he warned Putin of “very severe consequences” without a ceasefire. After meeting him, the ceasefire requirement disappeared and Trump said Putin wanted peace. In October, Trump was openly considering Tomahawk missiles for Ukraine. Putin called. The next day, Trump was suddenly reluctant to provide them.
Not every conversation produces this result. After a July call, Trump complained that Putin had made “no progress at all.”
But the recurring sequence is difficult to ignore: pressure builds on Moscow, Putin gets Trump alone, and Washington’s position often becomes noticeably softer afterwards.
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MAGA: Ukraine is the most corrupt country in the world.
Trump: Vote Republican and I’ll give you $5,000.
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Let me explain Russia and Ukraine to MAGA in a language you might actually understand.🇺🇸🇷🇺🇺🇦
Imagine you have a neighbor you don’t like and he doesn’t like you. One morning he doesn’t knock on your door. He kicks the fucking door down with a bunch of armed friends, shoots whoever tries to stop him, moves into your house, takes over half of it, abuses your family, kidnaps one of your kids and starts teaching that kid that your family never really existed and that the house actually belongs to him.
You fight back. You manage to push him out of some rooms, but he still occupies half of your house. Your friends start bringing you guns and ammunition because otherwise this motherfucker is going to take the rest of it too.
Then suddenly some guy from across town shows up and says, “Why are you so pro war? Why don’t you negotiate? People are dying. We need peace.”
So your neighbor offers you his brilliant peace plan: “I keep the rooms I already stole. I keep whatever I took from your family. You promise never to join the neighborhood security organization that might protect you from me. Your friends stop giving you weapons. And then I promise I won’t take the rest of your house.”
Would you call that peace? Would you hand him half of your fucking house?
Would you tell your wife and children that sacrificing them is necessary because fighting back is “pro war”?
Or would you load every fucking weapon you own and tell him to get the hell out of your house?
That is the part I cannot understand about MAGA.
The same people who tell me they would shoot somebody for stepping onto their property suddenly become fucking Gandhi when Russia crosses an international border with tanks, occupies Ukrainian cities, kills civilians, kidnaps children and then demands Ukrainian territory as the price of “peace.”
Russia can invent whatever excuses it wants about NATO, Nazis or Russian speakers. None of those excuses gave Russia ownership of Ukraine.
Peace is not the victim giving the attacker whatever he managed to steal.
That is cowardice and surrender.
And if you wouldn’t accept it in your own fucking house, stop demanding that Ukrainians accept it in theirs.
U.S. Army troops faced off against Ukrainian drone operators at a military exercise. It didn’t go well for the Americans. wsj.com/politics/national-se…
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— Putin, why did you invade Ukraine?
— Because Ukraine doesn’t exist.
— Seriously?
— Lenin invented it.
— And that’s why you invaded it?
— Ukrainians and Russians are one people.
— So you’re saying the Ukrainian nation doesn’t exist?
— It doesn’t.
— Then who lives in Ukraine?
— Who else? Russians.
— Then why did you invade Ukraine if Russians live there?
— To denazify it.
— Denazify whom?
— Ukrainians.
— But you just said Ukrainians don’t exist.
— We wanted to protect Russian speakers.
— From whom?
— Who else? The Nazis.
— But you just said there are only Russians there!
— I don’t even know anymore. This is complete nonsense.
— So who exactly have you been fighting for almost five years?
— NATO.
— Is Ukraine a member of NATO?
— No.
— Then why do you claim you’re fighting NATO?
— Because NATO is fighting us through the Ukrainians.
— The Ukrainians who don’t exist?
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A quick lesson on winning and losing a war. If you start a war of choice, blow through masses of your weapons stocks so that you cannot escalate effectively, and find the country you attacked dictating negotiating terms while in a stronger strategic position...
You lost.



























