Posted on 10/31/2013 9:14:49 AM PDT by Oldpuppymax
Every so often the Left gets a rude reminder that America is where freedom lives and not the “oppressive” gulag they believe it to be. The Left, both here and abroad, is finally beginning to feel what it is like to be abandoned by their powerful friends. They are feeling the sting of reality.
The “safety net” supplied by their powerful friends, which once extended around the world, is tearing apart especially in Russia their old capital where Vladimir Putin has shown he doesn’t care about political correctness or a critical media. A group of self-styled Greenpeace warriors determined “to save the world’s environment” is learning this first hand.
When the Russian Navy captured them as they attempted to disrupt...
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It’s just a minor flaw in the Russian legal system.
To the left, Communism is still the “right way to go,” they just didn’t have the “right people in charge.” They’re not repeating the same mistakes here because they’re smarter. /s
Jailhouse conversions are more the rule rather than the exception.
Not to worry, it is a temporary condition. Once they get out they forget all about God until the next time.
You cannot use the words “left” and “learn” in the same sentence without some form of negative connector, eg; “cannot” “will not” “will never”.
The left never learns!!
Methinks the author doesn’t really understand (what fascist thinking people are who call themselves) “liberals”!
As long as there is money from billionaires like Soros and a massive feeling of superiority from the “Academic” fringe and power hungry narcissists there will always be an assault on freedom. It is as sure as night follows day.
For some reason, I am beginning to have warm feelings about Mr. Putin.
Oh, and the food is bad. Poor little dears.
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