BillYeoman said:nortex97 said:
I imagine a world where people even attempted to understand historical/political context in Ukraine/Russia.
This. Very frustrating.
GAC06 said:
"Owning" someone who thought this coup wouldn't be remembered in a couple weeks isn't much of an accomplishment. It's the internet equivalent of dunking on a special Olympics kid
LoL pic.twitter.com/3nPDtF8zyH
— _NamrokNamrok_ (@_NamrokNamrok_) June 24, 2023
The people who performed the worst over the last 24 hours were exactly who you’d expect. pic.twitter.com/2FXRkwgO3p
— Big Serge ☦️🇺🇸🇷🇺 (@witte_sergei) June 24, 2023
David, Chamath, Jason, and Brad from the @theallinpod talk about the US and NATO's refusal to accept a peace agreement at the beginning of the Russia-Ukraine War, citing Naftali Bennet, Fiona Hill, and a Ukrainian article:@DavidSacks: "They chose to fight an optional proxy war… pic.twitter.com/NDXHSfC2xU
— KanekoaTheGreat (@KanekoaTheGreat) June 25, 2023
The world is in chaos, but Joe and Hunter are off to Camp David for a weekend getaway pic.twitter.com/XBRbH9RITT
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) June 24, 2023
He was probably as high on coke as Hunter is right now at camp David when he wrote that tweet. Sigh…Quote:
It comes off like Zelensky is shaming us, as if we owe him the F-16s. That wasn't a thank you note. When Ukraine says, 'Jump!' the U.S. better say 'How high?' Right?
Regime Change
Lastly, Zelensky calls for a regime change in the Kremlin. I'm not sure if he meant Wagner should steer that ship, a group that has been a brutal force on the frontlines of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict. But, he calls for non-specific regime change, anyway. While not any effort at "diplomacy," he was addressing the Russian people, who probably don't take instructions for mutiny from Ukraine very well.
In all, it was a weird victory lap for Zelinsky, because, if anything, it was a show of Wagner force, a group his soldiers battle daily. He shames all of his allies, telling the East and the West how much we need his protection. The Ukrainian President puffs out his chest well beyond that of the skinny mini we've seen dancing in heeled boots.
Wagner marches on Moscow, and Zelensky boasts about how he defends all of Europe and how NATO needs him? Huh?
While internal Russian politics are none of my business, I'm pretty sure it isn't Zelensky that needs to be addressing the Russian people at this moment. War and political instability is troubling for them, too, and I doubt Zelensky is the savior of the Soviets, the whole of Europe, and the NATO alliance he purports to be.
WAR: Ukraine admitting defeat, blames Biden and NATO for their failed counteroffensive. https://t.co/hNs7Xj1sSE pic.twitter.com/VEHnu2rkRE
— @amuse (@amuse) June 25, 2023
In Honor Of Lives Lost In The Sub, Biden Announces Another $5 Billion For Ukraine https://t.co/jJ5OUlvvej pic.twitter.com/hQDFXJwYfG
— The Babylon Bee (@TheBabylonBee) June 25, 2023
At least that what the manual says, amiright?!GAC06 said:
"Owning" someone who thought this coup wouldn't be remembered in a couple weeks isn't much of an accomplishment. It's the internet equivalent of dunking on a special Olympics kid
Democrat , former Ambassador to Russia and Stanford commie professor just uttered these same words to Chuck MFing Todd on MTP.Pumpkinhead said:nortex97 said:
I imagine a world where people even attempted to understand historical/political context in Ukraine/Russia.
Putin has been in power 23 years and nothing like today had ever happened before to him. Your post made it seem to imply 'oh, well that was nothing and just go back to regular scheduled programming?'
Who knows what it will ultimately all mean but today can't be just easily swept under the rug. Putin looks weaker today than he did yesterday. How much weaker is up for debate. we'll see. Let's check back in after another week as things play out further.
PlaneCrashGuy said:
Did Ukraine win? Is it finally over?
LarryElder said:
things posted by dummies in the last few days about the Wagner rebellion
1. Nuclear war is coming
2. Can we back channel support the Wagner group
3. War is over , UKE gonna roll
4. Putin : Russia are done
5. China will send in troops
6. Lushenko is being ousted Belarus will be free
Then throw in all stupid memes and tik Toks
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earlier this month, Kyiv launched a counterattack against Russian forces on the front lines. And while the operation is still in its early stages as troops achieve partial success and new positions
Here is a live cam of the death and destruction in Moscow following the failed coup. Any minute now we should expect to see Z leading the brave Ukes through this park and into Red Square to plant the Ukraine flag.PlaneCrashGuy said:
Who won yesterday? I heard its over.
GAC06 said:LarryElder said:
things posted by dummies in the last few days about the Wagner rebellion
1. Nuclear war is coming
2. Can we back channel support the Wagner group
3. War is over , UKE gonna roll
4. Putin : Russia are done
5. China will send in troops
6. Lushenko is being ousted Belarus will be free
Then throw in all stupid memes and tik Toks
You forgot:
"No one will remember this in a couple weeks"
That was a real knee slapper
PlaneCrashGuy said:
Who won yesterday? I heard its over.
LarryElder said:PlaneCrashGuy said:
Who won yesterday? I heard its over.
It's is and will be entirely forgotten UKE fan boys gotta take that big L
The Kiev regime began to get nervous because of the movement of PMC "Wagner"
— Sprinter (@Sprinter99880) June 25, 2023
Western analysts note that the sudden movement of Wagner PMC fighters creates nervousness among the Ukrainian leadership.
The Kiev regime now does not know where to expect an attack from and is… pic.twitter.com/od6m4xZgYU
The Unraveling Ukraine Narrative Reveals the Incompetence and Corruption of Western Leadership - American Thinker https://t.co/qPUsYzkpyH
— JACKPHAT 🇺🇸 ♠️ (@jackphatz) June 25, 2023
No matter what happens in Russia now, the lead-up to and conduct of the Ukraine war reflect terribly on Western Leadership
I guess that means that since you parrot Russian propaganda, you're a Russian supporter.fka ftc said:Democrat , former Ambassador to Russia and Stanford commie professor just uttered these same words to Chuck MFing Todd on MTP.Pumpkinhead said:nortex97 said:
I imagine a world where people even attempted to understand historical/political context in Ukraine/Russia.
Putin has been in power 23 years and nothing like today had ever happened before to him. Your post made it seem to imply 'oh, well that was nothing and just go back to regular scheduled programming?'
Who knows what it will ultimately all mean but today can't be just easily swept under the rug. Putin looks weaker today than he did yesterday. How much weaker is up for debate. we'll see. Let's check back in after another week as things play out further.
You are known by the company you keep. I do not keep company with folks who repeat lines from the Dem deep state.
And people accuse others of spreading "propaganda"...
This is why Joe Biden hates Putin and is having the CIA fund a coup with Prigozhin.
— Joey Mannarino (@JoeyMannarinoUS) June 24, 2023
It has nothing to do with Ukraine. No one on this earth ACTUALLY gives a shit about Ukraine except the tubes being fleeced.
It’s about power, corruption and fucking kids. pic.twitter.com/jdAURwo2us
pro ukraine influencers right now pic.twitter.com/SiBPJgeaeu
— drefanzor memes (@drefanzor) June 24, 2023
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The fate of Wagner itself has yet to be determined, Kartapolov added, saying that the Russian parliament is working on new legislation to give private military companies legal status. "To disarm and disband them would be the best gift for NATO and the Ukrainians," he told Vedomosti.
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Ukrainian soldiers and officials say little has changed along the 600-mile front line so far. Hanna Malyar, a Ukrainian deputy defense minister, reported a series of military offensives in the east, and the military said Krasnohorivka village in Donetsk region, which had been under Russian occupation since 2014, was recaptured. But no major territorial gains were announced.
The Green Dragon said:
CIA left with major egg on its face. I'm sure it's used to it…what was their only successful operation, JFK assassination?
The Slava Ukraine Fan Bois are hurting real bad and trying to find some semblance of success here. We should really take it easy on them.
The Green Dragon said:
CIA left with major egg on its face. I'm sure it's used to it…what was their only successful operation, JFK assassination?
The Slava Ukraine Fan Bois are hurting real bad and trying to find some semblance of success here. We should really take it easy on them.
GAC06 said:The Green Dragon said:
CIA left with major egg on its face. I'm sure it's used to it…what was their only successful operation, JFK assassination?
The Slava Ukraine Fan Bois are hurting real bad and trying to find some semblance of success here. We should really take it easy on them.
Russia just had its most effective fighting force so far in the war mutiny, seize a major city, killed Russian soldiers and shot down numerous Russian aircraft. Their leader stated publicly that they invaded Ukraine under false pretenses and the war is a mismanaged disaster. They were marching on Moscow as Putin fled the city until a deal was brokered, the details of which aren't really known.
But it's Ukraine that needs to spin it to look like success? That's certainly… another perspective.
Carry on comrades, all is well.
The Green Dragon said:
CIA left with major egg on its face. I'm sure it's used to it…what was their only successful operation, JFK assassination?
The Slava Ukraine Fan Bois are hurting real bad and trying to find some semblance of success here. We should really take it easy on them.
YouBet said:
So far this coup hasn't changed much other than Russia planning to make it so groups like Wagner can continue operating independently:Quote:
The fate of Wagner itself has yet to be determined, Kartapolov added, saying that the Russian parliament is working on new legislation to give private military companies legal status. "To disarm and disband them would be the best gift for NATO and the Ukrainians," he told Vedomosti.
Many were thinking Ukraine would make a run for it during the chaos but maybe the window was too small.Quote:
Ukrainian soldiers and officials say little has changed along the 600-mile front line so far. Hanna Malyar, a Ukrainian deputy defense minister, reported a series of military offensives in the east, and the military said Krasnohorivka village in Donetsk region, which had been under Russian occupation since 2014, was recaptured. But no major territorial gains were announced.
