Is there anyone Russia doesn't think is a nazi?
No, the newest fad is somehow tying any news event to funding Ukraine. KC Shooting, space nukes, murdered political rival? Yep, all Ukraine funding. Zelenskyy must have used a bunch of that middle class tax money he's stealing to buy real estate in some poster's heads.schmellba99 said:
I love how all of a sudden the newest fad is to claim Trump and anybody that doesn't hate him with a passion is somehow buddy buddy with Russia, carrying their water, etc.
A whole lot of you really need to disconnect for a good long while and work on your TDS. I'm serious.
Teslag said:
I like how we've moved from the Ukrainians probably killed him to just going with the Russians were justified in killing him because he's a nazi bit.
Is there anyone Russia doesn't think is a nazi?
He was probably tied in with those Ukrainian bio labs, also.Teslag said:
I like how we've moved from the Ukrainians probably killed him to just going with the Russians were justified in killing him because he's a nazi bit.
Is there anyone Russia doesn't think is a nazi?
Old Army Ghost said:
if it is on the internet it must be true
There is so much wrong with your take. And let's just take a look at why he never polled high in Russia. 1) Well of course we trust the polls Russia allows to be put out and 2) look at all of the arrests of people just mourning the guys death. If that doesn't tell you that people are scared of going on the record as supporting a dissenter, I don't know what to tell you.nortex97 said:He was never fighting for any notion of freedom, and was busted for his role seeking help from the British intelligence spies to overthrow the government as happened in Ukraine in the 'maidan' Nuland revolution.BluHorseShu said:Keep in mind too, that many in the GOP are lamenting Navalny's death as they believed he was fighting for freedom.BluHorseShu said:I guess it depends on the country. One persons traitor is another's patriot.DeProfundis said:
Navalny was a traitor and treasonousIt’s horrific when a political opponent dies in jail.
— George Papadopoulos (@GeorgePapa19) February 16, 2024
But it’s also never good to be caught on camera attempting a coup in your country with a foreign intel service.
Navalny in this video is asking MI6 Officer James William Thomas Ford for $10-20 Million a year to start a color… pic.twitter.com/hDPigUylD2
Those guys get killed pretty frequently
This dude from his org is probably next
Remember, our great ole' country was started by treasonous people.
So there's not a lot of people going with the 'Navalny was a bad guy' take. No one wants Putin to stay in office.
He also never polled above 2 percent in Russia, which is why he knew he'd need foreign help and money to ever take power. Putin's popularity contrarily has risen through this conflict within Russia, and he's never received less than I think 92 percent of the vote in an election.This is Navalny's business partner, ex-banker Vladimir Ashurkov, not Navalny himself in the video. However, it is still clearly incriminating to the highest degree: https://t.co/56ZHcfZkrB pic.twitter.com/5HYPlvwZEs
— SIMPLICIUS Ѱ (@simpatico771) February 16, 2024This will be my last Navalny post because, really, this nazi criminal doesn't deserve anyone's attention, but you need to know who Navalny really was and ask yourself, why do all these Western leaders and politicians support him?
— Olga Bazova (@OlgaBazova) February 16, 2024
Aside the fact that he's a British Intelligence… pic.twitter.com/zPLkGRmJYQ
Russia loves folks like me, LOL. And you probably think Biden got 81 million votes, and love Bernie Sanders.BluHorseShu said:There is so much wrong with your take. And let's just take a look at why he never polled high in Russia. 1) Well of course we trust the polls Russia allows to be put out and 2) look at all of the arrests of people just mourning the guys death. If that doesn't tell you that people are scared of going on the record as supporting a dissenter, I don't know what to tell you.nortex97 said:He was never fighting for any notion of freedom, and was busted for his role seeking help from the British intelligence spies to overthrow the government as happened in Ukraine in the 'maidan' Nuland revolution.BluHorseShu said:Keep in mind too, that many in the GOP are lamenting Navalny's death as they believed he was fighting for freedom.BluHorseShu said:I guess it depends on the country. One persons traitor is another's patriot.DeProfundis said:
Navalny was a traitor and treasonousIt’s horrific when a political opponent dies in jail.
— George Papadopoulos (@GeorgePapa19) February 16, 2024
But it’s also never good to be caught on camera attempting a coup in your country with a foreign intel service.
Navalny in this video is asking MI6 Officer James William Thomas Ford for $10-20 Million a year to start a color… pic.twitter.com/hDPigUylD2
Those guys get killed pretty frequently
This dude from his org is probably next
Remember, our great ole' country was started by treasonous people.
So there's not a lot of people going with the 'Navalny was a bad guy' take. No one wants Putin to stay in office.
He also never polled above 2 percent in Russia, which is why he knew he'd need foreign help and money to ever take power. Putin's popularity contrarily has risen through this conflict within Russia, and he's never received less than I think 92 percent of the vote in an election.This is Navalny's business partner, ex-banker Vladimir Ashurkov, not Navalny himself in the video. However, it is still clearly incriminating to the highest degree: https://t.co/56ZHcfZkrB pic.twitter.com/5HYPlvwZEs
— SIMPLICIUS Ѱ (@simpatico771) February 16, 2024This will be my last Navalny post because, really, this nazi criminal doesn't deserve anyone's attention, but you need to know who Navalny really was and ask yourself, why do all these Western leaders and politicians support him?
— Olga Bazova (@OlgaBazova) February 16, 2024
Aside the fact that he's a British Intelligence… pic.twitter.com/zPLkGRmJYQ
But there is literally nothing I or anyone can post for you now that would make you rethink your take. You've committed to it. I think the only way you would walk it back is if you thought everyone else who is full on 'Russia not bad, Navalny deserved what he got' walked their's back. It hilarious that people posting on Twitter start these claims and goad people into believing them bc its what 'real' conservatives should believe since the dems believe the opposite. Even the majority of Republican congressman see the reality of what happen to Navalny and see it as par for the course in Putin's regime. Russia certainly loves folks like you and the dissent this causes. Now he can continue to kill political dissenters knowing he won't get grief from a faction of Americans. Do svidaniya
sleepybeagle said:
I'm just thankful I live in a country where the government isn't weaponized to take out their political opponents and control the media's narrative.
Well, you are much further from condemning him than you are to 'its no big deal'. And no I don't believe the last election was stolen. But I don't love Bernie either. Its funny how you think those things must be tied together. You still operate under the false impression that ones degree of being conservative is not tied to actual conservative ideologies but rather to the current popular talking points that some on the internet created to get people worked up. LIke the the Taylor Swift conspiracy.nortex97 said:Russia loves folks like me, LOL. And you probably think Biden got 81 million votes, and love Bernie Sanders.BluHorseShu said:There is so much wrong with your take. And let's just take a look at why he never polled high in Russia. 1) Well of course we trust the polls Russia allows to be put out and 2) look at all of the arrests of people just mourning the guys death. If that doesn't tell you that people are scared of going on the record as supporting a dissenter, I don't know what to tell you.nortex97 said:He was never fighting for any notion of freedom, and was busted for his role seeking help from the British intelligence spies to overthrow the government as happened in Ukraine in the 'maidan' Nuland revolution.BluHorseShu said:Keep in mind too, that many in the GOP are lamenting Navalny's death as they believed he was fighting for freedom.BluHorseShu said:I guess it depends on the country. One persons traitor is another's patriot.DeProfundis said:
Navalny was a traitor and treasonousIt’s horrific when a political opponent dies in jail.
— George Papadopoulos (@GeorgePapa19) February 16, 2024
But it’s also never good to be caught on camera attempting a coup in your country with a foreign intel service.
Navalny in this video is asking MI6 Officer James William Thomas Ford for $10-20 Million a year to start a color… pic.twitter.com/hDPigUylD2
Those guys get killed pretty frequently
This dude from his org is probably next
Remember, our great ole' country was started by treasonous people.
So there's not a lot of people going with the 'Navalny was a bad guy' take. No one wants Putin to stay in office.
He also never polled above 2 percent in Russia, which is why he knew he'd need foreign help and money to ever take power. Putin's popularity contrarily has risen through this conflict within Russia, and he's never received less than I think 92 percent of the vote in an election.This is Navalny's business partner, ex-banker Vladimir Ashurkov, not Navalny himself in the video. However, it is still clearly incriminating to the highest degree: https://t.co/56ZHcfZkrB pic.twitter.com/5HYPlvwZEs
— SIMPLICIUS Ѱ (@simpatico771) February 16, 2024This will be my last Navalny post because, really, this nazi criminal doesn't deserve anyone's attention, but you need to know who Navalny really was and ask yourself, why do all these Western leaders and politicians support him?
— Olga Bazova (@OlgaBazova) February 16, 2024
Aside the fact that he's a British Intelligence… pic.twitter.com/zPLkGRmJYQ
But there is literally nothing I or anyone can post for you now that would make you rethink your take. You've committed to it. I think the only way you would walk it back is if you thought everyone else who is full on 'Russia not bad, Navalny deserved what he got' walked their's back. It hilarious that people posting on Twitter start these claims and goad people into believing them bc its what 'real' conservatives should believe since the dems believe the opposite. Even the majority of Republican congressman see the reality of what happen to Navalny and see it as par for the course in Putin's regime. Russia certainly loves folks like you and the dissent this causes. Now he can continue to kill political dissenters knowing he won't get grief from a faction of Americans. Do svidaniya
I never said he 'deserved what he got' (in fact the opposite above) but I know because I disagree with his sainthood you feel a need to toss out the Putin puppet silliness.
LOL again. I get that you have some antipathy toward me for not falling in line with the orthodoxy of Zelensky good, Putin bad since Mueller muh russia gate. I think it's amusing, really. All of this started when Hillary paid the Russians via Steele etc.BluHorseShu said:Well, you are much further from condemning him than you are to 'its no big deal'. And no I don't believe the last election was stolen. But I don't love Bernie either. Its funny how you think those things must be tied together. You still operate under the false impression that ones degree of being conservative is not tied to actual conservative ideologies but rather to the current popular talking points that some on the internet created to get people worked up. LIke the the Taylor Swift conspiracy.nortex97 said:Russia loves folks like me, LOL. And you probably think Biden got 81 million votes, and love Bernie Sanders.BluHorseShu said:There is so much wrong with your take. And let's just take a look at why he never polled high in Russia. 1) Well of course we trust the polls Russia allows to be put out and 2) look at all of the arrests of people just mourning the guys death. If that doesn't tell you that people are scared of going on the record as supporting a dissenter, I don't know what to tell you.nortex97 said:He was never fighting for any notion of freedom, and was busted for his role seeking help from the British intelligence spies to overthrow the government as happened in Ukraine in the 'maidan' Nuland revolution.BluHorseShu said:Keep in mind too, that many in the GOP are lamenting Navalny's death as they believed he was fighting for freedom.BluHorseShu said:I guess it depends on the country. One persons traitor is another's patriot.DeProfundis said:
Navalny was a traitor and treasonousIt’s horrific when a political opponent dies in jail.
— George Papadopoulos (@GeorgePapa19) February 16, 2024
But it’s also never good to be caught on camera attempting a coup in your country with a foreign intel service.
Navalny in this video is asking MI6 Officer James William Thomas Ford for $10-20 Million a year to start a color… pic.twitter.com/hDPigUylD2
Those guys get killed pretty frequently
This dude from his org is probably next
Remember, our great ole' country was started by treasonous people.
So there's not a lot of people going with the 'Navalny was a bad guy' take. No one wants Putin to stay in office.
He also never polled above 2 percent in Russia, which is why he knew he'd need foreign help and money to ever take power. Putin's popularity contrarily has risen through this conflict within Russia, and he's never received less than I think 92 percent of the vote in an election.This is Navalny's business partner, ex-banker Vladimir Ashurkov, not Navalny himself in the video. However, it is still clearly incriminating to the highest degree: https://t.co/56ZHcfZkrB pic.twitter.com/5HYPlvwZEs
— SIMPLICIUS Ѱ (@simpatico771) February 16, 2024This will be my last Navalny post because, really, this nazi criminal doesn't deserve anyone's attention, but you need to know who Navalny really was and ask yourself, why do all these Western leaders and politicians support him?
— Olga Bazova (@OlgaBazova) February 16, 2024
Aside the fact that he's a British Intelligence… pic.twitter.com/zPLkGRmJYQ
But there is literally nothing I or anyone can post for you now that would make you rethink your take. You've committed to it. I think the only way you would walk it back is if you thought everyone else who is full on 'Russia not bad, Navalny deserved what he got' walked their's back. It hilarious that people posting on Twitter start these claims and goad people into believing them bc its what 'real' conservatives should believe since the dems believe the opposite. Even the majority of Republican congressman see the reality of what happen to Navalny and see it as par for the course in Putin's regime. Russia certainly loves folks like you and the dissent this causes. Now he can continue to kill political dissenters knowing he won't get grief from a faction of Americans. Do svidaniya
I never said he 'deserved what he got' (in fact the opposite above) but I know because I disagree with his sainthood you feel a need to toss out the Putin puppet silliness.
So what? Why is it a 'big deal' that Navalny is dead? Russia is a corrupt authoritarian country, just as Ukraine is. He was never going to lead the revolution he and his allies solicited MI6 help to bring to Moscow.Quote:
I had to go check my memory but yes he did credibly claim to have been poisoned with a nerve agent while flying from Siberia to Moscow several years ago. I don't think anyone would claim this isn't likely a murder by the state or that it is justified.
Gordo14 said:BQ78 said:
Yeah Trump really screwed up when he sent pallets of cash to Iran and told Israel to be cool honey bunny or we'll cut off the artillery shells and took 15% for the big guy from China.
I know you guys like to distort the truth (Iran) or make up straight fiction and pass it on as fact (China)... Not really going to get into a debate about f16s relationship with the truth... Just going to say it's the ultimate clash of confirmatiom bias and Dunning-Kruger effect. But no Democrat or real Republican is celebrating or at minimum defending Russia. Only MAGA. Iran, North Korea, and China are Russia's 3 closest allies.
Why doesn't Mike Johnson let Ukraine aide go to a vote, for example? Because he knows it would pass even with a republican majority.
All the more reason to not let it go to a vote.Gordo14 said:BQ78 said:
Yeah Trump really screwed up when he sent pallets of cash to Iran and told Israel to be cool honey bunny or we'll cut off the artillery shells and took 15% for the big guy from China.
Why doesn't Mike Johnson let Ukraine aide go to a vote, for example? Because he knows it would pass even with a republican majority.
It appears her account has been reinstated, but why did it get banned in the first place?Quote:
Alexei Navalny's widow Yulia Navalnaya has had her account suspended on social media platform X.
It is unclear why her account has been suspended by the social network, formerly Twitter - which is owned by Elon Musk.
oh no said:
"Disinformation" probably! is that how it works, democrats?
Old Army Metal said:oh no said:
"Disinformation" probably! is that how it works, democrats?
Are you framing her attempts to retrieve her late husband's corpse in a timely manner as disinformation, or are you calling the fact of her being banned into question?
i just thought she might have mentioned mask or vaccine mandates or Hunter's laptop or the virtues and security of mass-mailed in elections. grounds for being banned on the old twitter app.Old Army Metal said:oh no said:
"Disinformation" probably! is that how it works, democrats?
Are you framing her attempts to retrieve her late husband's corpse in a timely manner as disinformation, or are you calling the fact of her being banned into question?
nortex97 said:Old Army Metal said:oh no said:
"Disinformation" probably! is that how it works, democrats?
Are you framing her attempts to retrieve her late husband's corpse in a timely manner as disinformation, or are you calling the fact of her being banned into question?
I'd probably trust the Russians when they say not to touch the corpse for a few days until the poison wears off. But that's just me.
No Spin Ag said:nortex97 said:Old Army Metal said:oh no said:
"Disinformation" probably! is that how it works, democrats?
Are you framing her attempts to retrieve her late husband's corpse in a timely manner as disinformation, or are you calling the fact of her being banned into question?
I'd probably trust the Russians when they say not to touch the corpse for a few days until the poison wears off. But that's just me.
Russia doesn't have the technology to pick up a body without getting themselves contaminated? I know Putin's Russia is a third world sheet hole, but I'd like to imagine they have hazmats.
the dude was on a hunger strike while in prison. food for thought.BlueTaze said:
Can anyone here tell me what Putin has to gain by killing Alexei right as the US is debating war funding?
i wonder if there are any other sites on the internet where you can look at hot russian women.Antoninus said:
I am curious why someone deleted the pics of Navalny's hot wife and daughter.
We have to be careful about casting stones. Our government still has Jan 6 protestors incarcerated.The Kraken said:
Putin doing Putin things. Russia is a dictatorship, a menace and Putin needs to be eliminated.
it's (d)iffernt. i'm sure. once they get rid of all 75 million ultra maga extremists who didn't vote socialist, either by imprisonment or reeducation/deprogramming, they'll be benevolent heroes to all. nothing like authoritarians in other countries.CSTXAg92 said:We have to be careful about casting stones. Our government still has Jan 6 protestors incarcerated.The Kraken said:
Putin doing Putin things. Russia is a dictatorship, a menace and Putin needs to be eliminated.
Honestly, that would seem easy to explain, if you wanted to. "This prison houses some of the country's most dangerous prisoners. A few were able to corner him, raped him, then beat him to death. These men don't care about politics. They just saw a new person to target." Done.Old Army Metal said:No Spin Ag said:nortex97 said:Old Army Metal said:oh no said:
"Disinformation" probably! is that how it works, democrats?
Are you framing her attempts to retrieve her late husband's corpse in a timely manner as disinformation, or are you calling the fact of her being banned into question?
I'd probably trust the Russians when they say not to touch the corpse for a few days until the poison wears off. But that's just me.
Russia doesn't have the technology to pick up a body without getting themselves contaminated? I know Putin's Russia is a third world sheet hole, but I'd like to imagine they have hazmats.
I imagine they went old-school. Hard to hide getting beaten to death on an autopsy.
I'll up the ante here, Ashli Babbit? Not to mention the political prisoners being held right now from Jan 6th.BluHorseShu said:Except Russia has a very very long history of disappearing people or dissenters ending up dead.Yesterday said:
" "Russia is responsible for this," Blinken added. "We'll be talking to many other countries concerned about Alexei Navalny, especially if these reports bear out to be true."
In 2021, President Biden, after meeting with Putin in Geneva, Switzerland, was asked about what would happen if Navalny died in Russian custody.
"I made it clear to him that I believe the consequences of that would be devastating for Russia," Biden said"
That's rich coming from the country who let Epstein "kill himself."
So right now, if you believe our government was responsible for Epsteins death the score would be:
US - 1
Russia - 100's if not more (that we know of).
Its just really weird to see other conservatives continue to carry Russia's water just because that's the tone Trump has set . The Russian government is not good, period. Minimizing them as a threat has and will bite the US in the ass.
Just seems an odd thing to censor. But you be you.oh no said:i wonder if there are any other sites on the internet where you can look at hot russian women.Antoninus said:
I am curious why someone deleted the pics of Navalny's hot wife and daughter.
if Babbitt had attempted to enter the Kremlin without authorization, a billet in her thick skull would have been the kindest treatment she could hope for.waco_aggie05 said:I'll up the ante here, Ashli Babbit? Not to mention the political prisoners being held right now from Jan 6th.BluHorseShu said:Except Russia has a very very long history of disappearing people or dissenters ending up dead.Yesterday said:
" "Russia is responsible for this," Blinken added. "We'll be talking to many other countries concerned about Alexei Navalny, especially if these reports bear out to be true."
In 2021, President Biden, after meeting with Putin in Geneva, Switzerland, was asked about what would happen if Navalny died in Russian custody.
"I made it clear to him that I believe the consequences of that would be devastating for Russia," Biden said"
That's rich coming from the country who let Epstein "kill himself."
So right now, if you believe our government was responsible for Epsteins death the score would be:
US - 1
Russia - 100's if not more (that we know of).
Its just really weird to see other conservatives continue to carry Russia's water just because that's the tone Trump has set . The Russian government is not good, period. Minimizing them as a threat has and will bite the US in the ass.
Sure Putin is pure evil, but your scoreboard is broken.