Убежденный сторонник свободы.

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And Ukraine will also play the role of Afghanistan in inspiring the collapse of an evil empire.
It’s Back to the Future Day. Imagine building a time machine, going to 1985 only to find Russia run by the KGB who started a brutal war they can’t win whilst blaming everything on the USA. The only difference is the party of Reagan are on our side now.
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Это ИИ-видео сейчас с огромной скоростью разлетается в соцсетях Впрочем, отмечают пользователи, было бы смешно, если бы не было так грустно: «Шутка классная, а реальность — страшная».
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Это ИИ-видео сейчас с огромной скоростью разлетается в соцсетях Впрочем, отмечают пользователи, было бы смешно, если бы не было так грустно: «Шутка классная, а реальность — страшная».
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Я делаю этим «гуманистам» , их прихвостням и миллионам их поклонников - долгой-долгой жизни. И каждый день их жизни искать под завалами своих близких. Каждый блядь день. От души
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Каспаров сегодня на Дожде размазал котрикадзе по паркету. Наконец кто-то сказал правду этой лживой рашистке
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У госсекретаря США Марко Рубио было несколько дней на прошлой неделе чтобы отдохнуть и хорошенько подумать стоит ли идти дальше за трампом. Рубио принял своё решение. - Пойдет соучастником в тюрьму и надолго. Подонок!
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Международный союз современного пятиборья отозвал у Литвы право провести этап Кубка мира 13-17 апреля 2027 года из-за отказа Литвы допустить до соревнований россиян и белорусов. В каком позорном таймлайне мы живём
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If you want to know Russia’s TRUE intentions, there is no point in listening to what is said outside its borders—listen to what is being said INSIDE Russia. A recent review of Russian media by @BBCSteveR is an excellent example of the actual sentiment prevailing in Russia regarding a peace deal or compromise. Russians are eager to continue their barbaric war in Ukraine, and without real pressure on the Russian economy and war machine, the situation will not change.
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- Russia has a massive logistics problem in Donbas, as Ukrainian drones are destroying its vehicles. - The Kremlin informs the White House about this problem. - Musk, Trump, and Hegseth throttle Starlink in Ukraine, hampering Ukrainian drone strikes. - Trump and his pals are promised lucrative business deals with Russia. - Thousands of Ukrainians die, while Russia threatens to seize even more territory. I've never witnessed such a betrayal in my life.
russia has run into serious problems with its offensive in Donbas, where its forces have become bogged down. One of the main reasons was that russian logistics had been crippled by Ukrainian drone strikes. This campaign depended heavily on Starlink terminals operating on high-speed Ukrainian drones. russian military command identified this as a critical problem and approached the American side, asking it to restrict the speeds at which Starlink terminals could operate. The argument was simple: there would be little public backlash because the US could still claim that Starlink was operational and that the service was still being provided. The Trump administration agreed to the restrictions, effectively solving a critical battlefield problem for Russia. As a result, russian logistics in Donbas are now safer, and Ukraine has lost an important advantage on the battlefield.
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The greatest intelligence failure in American history may not have been a foreign operation. It may have been America's inability to protect itself from its own president. For years, the evidence of Trump's extraordinary loyalty to Moscow has been mounting. His admiration for Putin, his attacks on NATO, his possession of highly classified American defence secrets, and his repeated willingness to advance Russian interests. Yet the most extraordinary part of this entire scandal is the American state itself. The FBI, the intelligence community, Congress and the entire national security apparatus have proved incapable of protecting the country from a president whose conduct has repeatedly raised profound questions about his loyalty. Russia spent decades trying to defeat the United States from the outside. Now Putin can watch an American president dismantle the Western order from within. And the institutions built to defend America have been unable to stop him. What an extraordinary national humiliation.
Donald Trump has abandoned the Western order, turning America into a Russian ally, @RadioFreeTom argues: theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/1…
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The last straw for Zelensky - prompting him to finally go against Trump - was after non-stop attacks from the White House culminated in the US cutting a ballistic missile warning, a direct attempt by Trump to facilitate mass murder in Kyiv by ensuring families couldn't get into bomb shelters. That night 6 ballistic missiles struck the city with no warning, and a few hours later Starshield was cut, disabling Ukraine's internal drone operations.
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Просто пиздец как больно видеть как русские убивают Херсон. Непрекращающиеся авиабомбардировки, ракеты, шахеды и сафари на людей. Ёбаные людоеды. Видео из инстаграма волонтера instagram.com/andry_boxer_vo…
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We appreciate President Trump’s concern for the victims of the war but in Poland we think that those Ukrainians were injured by drones, bombs and missiles launched by Vladimir Putin.
Trump: "I watched an interview of a young woman the other day from Ukraine. And she said, 'President Zelenskyy has destroyed our country. President Zelenskyy has taken our men away from us. Our men have no legs, no arms. Our men in many cases in mental institutions or they're dead.'"
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Roosevelt: "I've never met Hitler in person. I've spoken to him on the phone. He was calmer than you might expect. The American media has a stereotype of him. He's very deliberate and measured in his words. I think, at his core, he's someone who cares about Russia's interests as he sees them. One reason he respects the President is that he recognizes the President cares about the interests of the American people."
Vance: "I've never met Putin in person. I've spoken to him on the phone. He was calmer than you might expect. The American media has a stereotype of him. He's very deliberate and measured in his words. I think, at his core, he's someone who cares about Russia's interests as he sees them. One reason he respects the President is that he recognizes the President cares about the interests of the American people." x.com/Acyn/status/1958307741…
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From one year ago. It was always Trump‘s plan to lift sanctions on Russia, because it’s always been Putin‘s plan.
And of course that’s what they plan to do. 1) Don’t enforce sections and create massive loopholes. 2) Say that sanctions don’t work and are hurting American companies or farmers or whatever. 3) Lift sanctions.
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Ukraine can't destroy Gazprom's pipelines because doing so inconveniences German consumers. Ukraine can't hit Russian refineries because that inconveniencs US consumer. Russia, on the other hand, can destroy Ukraine's energy grid because it inconveniences no one. Shameful.
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WSJ today had a story about the Houthis building a new missile with Chinese parts. Russia is resupplying missile stocks directly to Iran to compensate for the ones the U.S. destroyed or damaged. And Russia's provision of intel to the IRGC for targeting U.S. forces in the Gulf comes from his own intelligence community. The Gimp in "Pulp Fiction" had more self-respect than this guy.
If you’re going to lie, lie big Of course the families of service personnel killed by Iran with the help of Russia Intel and weapons will disagree
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By @anneapplebaum: "This looks, instead, like something very different: an abrupt, Hail Mary attempt to force Ukraine to surrender and to save the Russian economy, perhaps in order to finally complete the multiple business deals that the Russians are known to have discussed with American negotiators and others in Trump’s orbit." theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/1…
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Finally, an American Who Looks Like the Brochure 🇺🇸👏! There is a particular kind of American that we Europeans were raised on, a man with a jaw like a filing cabinet who speaks quietly because he has never once needed to raise his voice, and on Monday in Warsaw one of them actually turned up. Gen. Alexus Grynkewich, NATO's top commander, explained that a Russian attack would be futile, and he did it with the mild patience of someone telling a toddler that the oven is hot. His theory of victory, which all 32 allies back, is that NATO will destroy "anything and everything" keeping an attacking force alive, with land forces rushing to the breach while aircraft, ships, space and cyber units dismantle whatever sits behind it. War, he added, is neither imminent nor inevitable, and he said this only weeks after Moscow waved its nuclear arsenal about over Kaliningrad. It was glorious, and it was also deeply embarrassing for the failed Trump regime, whose parade of beta males has spent years stamping its little feet, threatening its friends and flattering its enemies in the belief that this is what strength looks like. Then a proper American walks into a room in Warsaw, speaks for a few minutes without shouting at anyone, and the whole lot of them are revealed as what they always were, which is frightened little men in oversized suits playing soldiers while the grown-ups get on with defending the continent.
NATO has finally put its conventional war plan into plain English. If Russia attacks allied territory, NATO’s Supreme Allied Commander says the alliance will block the assault, blunt its momentum, then break the military system sustaining it, including logistics, communications and command. Good. Moscow now knows what a conventional war could cost. But there is a glaring hole. Russia is already attacking Europe below that threshold: sabotage, cyber operations, drones, proxy networks, infrastructure attacks and suspected assassination plots. NATO knows how it intends to win the war Russia cannot afford to start. What Europe still lacks is an equally clear theory for winning the war Russia is already fighting. That is the problem our article tackles.
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