[hardspunned]

It’s good to see the truth about Project Ukraine being spoken so confidently. Trump needs to shine the light of truth on this catastrophe and to crucify Biden on it.

[varyouga]

The fact is pretty much nobody wants to live in Russia or a satellite state except for old people that grew up under Soviet propoganda. People always leave the first chance they get. I've lived there and don't know a single person with resources that stayed behind.

The west has its problems but Russia is an oppressive clownshow for the average citizen the likes of which you cannot imagine until living there. The feeling there is unshakeable and you quickly will understand why so much booze is used to numb it.

Not even children of the wealthiest oligarchs want to live there because it is unsafe and oppressive even for them.

"NATO expansion" is the obvious will of free people. A better standard of living accross the border is the biggest threat to an oppressive gangster state that is now lashing out.

[ifinnegan]

Trump didn’t think Putin was psycho.

Thought his war rhetoric was a negotiating tactic. But he turned out to be psycho.

[gattaca]

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[tennmountainman]

Agree.

[Locomotive Breath]

What do the Czars, the Soviets and Putin all have in common? They want[ed] the Russian empire to assume what they believe to be it’s historic borders. Putin wanted Ukraine one way or the other and would have invaded regardless.

[bert]

Trump was foolish to have made that statement

[CarolinaReaganFan]

Trump is right!
perhaps we should just stop funding NATO.
#MAGA

[Jeff Chandler]

https://youtu.be/4JDWJzKYfdc?si=vniLfFX1FydntXg2