Vladimir Putin and the Risk of World War III [barf alert]

Project Syndicate ^ | 3/11/22 | George Soros (for real)

[little jeremiah]

Busterdog apparently just likes to create a ruckus; likes to stir the pot for fun, without actually contributing anything of value whatsoever to the discussion, and doesn’t reveal his actual position (if he has one).

[Steve Van Doorn]

You posted a few days ago about Biolabs in the Ukraine

BusterDog said, "We are sick of being lied to, sick of our gov being corrupt. We don’t believe anything they say. No faith. No confidence. They did it to themselves."

Today you post, "Get rid of Putin and Xi. Party on."
Can you explain to us what you mean by "get rid of Putin?"

From My prospective Putin does have a legitimate reason for this war. Ukraine banned all Men to travel though the country this stopped shipments passing through into Crimea. Then Ukraine installed missiles pointed right at the new bridge to on the west side of Crimea. Not counting the war that has been talking place since 2014.

Note the similarities of banning all men and Truckers complaint on injections? The vaccines was always about control.

Ukraine banned all Men
https://www.ukrinform.net/rubric-polytics/2609075-ukraine-upholds-entry-restrictions-for-russian-men-aged-1660-years.html

[unclebankster]

“Soros sounds a lot like the Ukraine-loving, Putin-hating, Zelensky-kneepadders that have posting a lot lately.”

They won’t be happy until the Comedian scales the Kremlin and plants the Ukrainian flag on top of it.

Which means they’ll be waiting awhile...like forever, because that’s not happening.

Zelensky fanatics are delusional.

[katie didit]

I know.

[zeestephen]

Soros will be 92 years old in five months.

I am skeptical that he wrote this.

When is the last time Soros sat for a taped interview or spoke on a live panel discussion?

I really want to see if his extemporaneous language skills are equal to this solidly written essay.

[Wallace T.]

This list has many of the usual suspects, but why is Joseph Stalin, dead since 1953, when Soros was in his ea2rly 20s, on the list? Or Walter Cronkite, who retired from broadcasting in the 1970s? Then there are the conservatives on the list like Michelle Malkin and Glenn Beck. Both of them have moved from “Conservatism, Inc.” to criticism of the New World Order. If Soros’s contributions were to keep them on the neoconservative farm, it was unsuccessful.

[BusterDog]

“Today you post, “Get rid of Putin and Xi. Party on.”
Can you explain to us what you mean by “get rid of Putin?”

*****

I was summarizing the article. I like Putin, he pays me to post here on FreeRepublic.

[BusterDog]

“Busterdog apparently just likes to create a ruckus; likes to stir the pot for fun, without actually contributing anything of value whatsoever to the discussion, and doesn’t reveal his actual position (if he has one).”

*****

I’ve never been able to figure out if you are a male or a female.

[Steve Van Doorn]

said, "“Today you post, “Get rid of Putin and Xi. Party on.”
Can you explain to us what you mean by “get rid of Putin?”
*****
I was summarizing the article. I like Putin, he pays me to post here on FreeRepublic"

You won me over after reading more of your posts. You're very good at being sarcastic in a friendly way.
Seriously... i think you're funny

[little jeremiah]

After posting this list and looking more carefully at it I figured it was something different than what I had seen on Key Wiki before. I had no power for hours today or would have gotten back to you. I will have to check out Key Wiki’s pages on Soros when I have time to find the list SOros money funds or has funded.

[BusterDog]

Thanks, Brah.