A Bugatti car, a first lady and the fake stories aimed at Americans

BBC News ^

[Timber Rattler]

So you’re still reposting the debunked lie?

[MeanWestTexan]

The ham handed propaganda from both sides is pathetic.

[Timber Rattler]

You mean the Italian villa he sold in 2020, two years BEFORE the war?

President Zelensky Is Not A Billionaire. So How Much Is He Worth?

[Williams]

Ever the liar, you pollute FR with your lies even in the article which demonstrates it’s a lie.

[bert]

Fake Americans tout Fake Ukranian news

[JonPreston]

Why would I believe anything printed in the BBC?

[bk1000]

“ How about we seize Russian assets first to stop Russia meddling and invading other countries? Then the raison d’être for foreign assistance is removed.

If Russia hadn’t invaded Ukraine we wouldn’t need to send aid or seize Russia’s assets.”

How is that any of our business? Many here lived through the Cold War and still believe the propaganda. Look how easily they were able to sell “Russia, Russia, Russia!”. There are people in power today who would have millions killed to avoid discovery.

[dforest]

Leave it to you and your zeeper knuckleheads to believe the BBC. LOL

Anyway, Olena the bimbo doesn't need a bunch of Biden's loser minions to cover for her greedy reputation.

I mean, who cares? Maybe dead Uke men or their wives who are eating taters in shelled out swallers while Olena is hobnobbing in Paris with Macron's gramma.

[mac_truck]

No money changed hands, it was a gift!

[logi_cal869]

[larrytown]

A network of Russia-based websites masquerading as local American newspapers is pumping out fake stories as part of an AI-powered operation that is increasingly targeting the US election

Say it ain't so!

[Campion]

Why would I believe anything printed in the BBC?

What a coincidence! I feel the same way about anything you post.

[Widget Jr]

My thread I posted on this last night https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/4248472/posts.

French documents not in proper French, badly done AI videos, and premade websites that have the instructions for pro-Russian propaganda on the templates.

Naturally, the other side will talk about anything other than how much of a poorly done fake this is.

Its going to be a fun day with this.

[shooter223]

Most people who buy a “supercar” buy it as a status symbol. If they ever attempted to drive it to it’s full potential, they would crash, and burn, and die. People have no clue how much driving skill is required. Find a professional race car driver, and ask them how hard it is to drive a Formula 1 car. Same idea.

[JonPreston]

Do all you religious whackjobs wallow in war?

[Little Pig]

My point exactly. Too many people buy expensive vehicles based solely on the price. I can’t count the number of people I’ve seen driving Jeep Rubicons who look like they would be lost if they had to change a tire, much less actually disconnect the sway-bar and take the thing up the actual Rubicon trail. Same goes for supercars and high-performance vehicles which were obviously bought simply because they were the most expensive thing on the lot.

[oldtech]

Well, I admit to being confused about this. Assuming the car was actually purchased & it was not from American military funds, but personal funds....why would they need money from outside sources if they could afford such an expensive car?

[Timber Rattler]

Do all you religious whackjobs wallow in war?

So you're smearing devout Christians now?

[Timber Rattler]

Assuming the car was actually purchased &...

It wasn't. That was a another Russian-propagated lie.

[JonPreston]

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