Statement by President Biden on the Anniversary of Russia’s Illegal Invasion of Ukraine

Whitehouse.gov ^ | 2-26-21 | biden?

[DrPretorius]

Which evil empire are you referring to? I’d say now the worst evil empire in the world is the utterly corrupt and criminal USA.

[Bonemaker]

"Statement by President Biden.."

[caww]

Biden's speech writers just love to rain on any parade in their attempts to create their own narrative.

The Russians colonized Crimea during the reign of Catherine the Great, and they founded Sevastopol — the peninsula's main port and largest city — to be the homeport for the Russian Black Sea Fleet. Moscow has poured in more than $10 billion in direct subsidies as well as funding major construction and infrastructure projects, such as the highway and railroad bridges that now cross the Kerch Strait to link Crimea directly to Russia.

[Trumpisourlastchance]

Russia didn’t invade Ukraine. No one was killed. It reclaimed the Crimea that Khrushchev gave to the Ukrainian SSR from the Russia SSR. Crimea has been Russian since the 1700’s. 95% of those living there voted to rejoin Russia. Virtually no one there has gone to Ukraine since 2004, despite having Ukrainian citizenship.

If you want to see an invasion, I suggest Iraq, Libya, Afghanistan and Syria.

[Trumpisourlastchance]

2014, not 2004.

[caww]

The more Biden tries to look tough the weaker he looks.

[Dr. Franklin]

Statement by President Biden on the Anniversary of Russia’s Illegal Invasion of Ukraine

Ukraine needs to fire the prosecutor investigating my son, Hunter, or it gets no funds for a bail out of its oligarchs.

[South Dakota]

As I remember stalin starved the people to death in the Crimea so he could import Russians into the rich farmland

[Leaning Right]

> As I remember Stalin starved the people to death in the Crimea so he could import Russians into the rich farmland <

Stalin also deported many non-Russians (Tartars, Bulgarians, etc.) because he suspected them of being German collaborators. So yes, the raw population data does not tell the whole story.

Nevertheless, the region was majority Russian in 1954, and it’s majority Russian now. So I’m thinking that if Biden wants to lecture Putin, he should probably find a better topic.

[kearnyirish2]

Latvia and Estonia should be concerned; the same thing could happen there. The former is 30% Russian, while the latter is 25%...

[Thunder90]

Just enough to placate our allies. Meanwhile behind the scenes it’s kissing Putin’s boots.

[ridesthemiles]

Followed next by the invasion of the Biden Corrupt Family.

[ransomnote]

The following excellent video (made by the Ukrainian government) and some of the screen captures I made from it detail the Biden Crime Family's role in the Ukraine:

I am making stills of each of the subtitled slides in the video but still have some left to do. While the video was originally on Youtube, it's since been deleted and is now hosted on Rumble:

VIDEO: https://rumble.com/vc8dqx-breaking-news-joe-biden-ukraine-bombshell.html

If you prefer to read it, you may want to review Parts 1, II, and III of the video screencaptures. The completed screen captures are stored on prior FR threads here:

Part 1: Joe Biden Ukraine Bombshell

Part 2: Joe Biden Ukraine Bombshell

Part 3: Joe Biden Ukraine Bombshell

There are about 10 minutes left for me to put into screen captures, and according to a FReeper, the end is the best part of the video.

[Jacob Kell]

Not the Crimea.

[VanShuyten]

I never really understood why Russia invaded Crimea. They already had military bases there under an “agreement” with Ukraine, and nobody thinks the Ukrainians would forcibly take over the home of the Black Sea Fleet. In this case, it would have been best to merely flash the fangs instead of actually seizing land. Oh, well.

[tlozo]

"Russia didn't invade Ukraine. No one was killed"

Funny, because Putin himself has admitted he sent troops to take over Crimea. Also, yes soldiers were killed in the invasion. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serhiy_Kokurin