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To: Kazan

You know, this is the first time I’ve seen anyone backing
Russia admit that it might be behind propaganda also.

I think that was very nice of you. /s


15 posted on 05/17/2023 8:53:38 PM PDT by DoughtyOne (I pledge allegiance to the flag of the USofA & to the Constitutional REPUBLIC for which it stands.)
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To: DoughtyOne
There are plenty backing Russia. You haven't paying attention here.

Russia and American conservatives have a common enemy -- the liberal world order, which is nothing more than American imperialism that bullies the rest of the world in order to enrich our political class, their financial backers and the defense industry while endangering, in this case, the rest of us by getting us involved in proxy war with Russia.

You neocons are either liars or ignorant.

In the event you're the latter. This sums up exactly what has happened in Ukraine and why the political establishment tried to frame Trump:

Durham proved a vast conspiracy to deceive voters about Trump and Russia, but won't indict anyone, so media can bury the story

Mark Wauck, a retired FBI special agent: From this perspective we can see that the Russia Hoax play two roles. On the one hand, it would help put Hillary—an indifferent campaigner and shrewish personal presence at best—over the top. But the claim of Russian interference in a presidential election could gin up righteous outrage among the American public and lend support for the coming war with Russia. In the event, of course, Hillary lost. The Russia Hoax ended up being used by the Neocons mostly to tie Trump’s hands on foreign policy with regard to Russia. A Hillary regime might have seen a sanctions war to the hilt, such as we now see, before Putin had prepared Russia for that eventuality. Trump’s presidency, despite his own sanctions regime, put that plan on hold—thus the undying Neocon hatred for Trump.

The American Thinker's Thomas Lifson: So, here we are, engaged in a proxy war with Russia, holding the world’s largest nuclear arsenal. Putin is in a war that he can’t afford to lose, and he is forced into China’s embrace, triggering a geostrategic realignment whose consequences are already nearly catastrophic, and risking a nuclear war if Putin gets desperate.

24 posted on 05/17/2023 11:08:32 PM PDT by Kazan
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