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"I am basically there to make money. I cannot and do not look at the social consequences of what I do."
George Soros is just misunderstood but really is as vile as they come.
George Soros is just misunderstood but really is as vile as they come.
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I woke up to news of Chubais leaving and Madeline "million Iraqi kids is ok" Albright dying. Should I buy a lotto ticket or something...
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During the Second World War, a compassionate Serbian family from the town of Vrnjacka Banya saved a little Jewish girl from inevitable death by sheltering her family. The girl learned Serbian well, grew up, moved to the States, became Secretary of State and ...was one of the main initiators of the Belgrade bombings, 24 March 1999.
A friend of Hillary Clinton, a student of Zbigniew Brzezinski, who taught Madeleine to hate the Slavic peoples and doubt the fairness of the fact that Russia alone owns all of Siberia. "It's too big to be one country."
On the eve of the bombing of Yugoslavia, Madeleine was gone
A friend of Hillary Clinton, a student of Zbigniew Brzezinski, who taught Madeleine to hate the Slavic peoples and doubt the fairness of the fact that Russia alone owns all of Siberia. "It's too big to be one country."
On the eve of the bombing of Yugoslavia, Madeleine was gone
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"Ukraine is the second-poorest country in Europe: some 24% of its population lives below the poverty line. Inflation runs at over 10% a year, GDP per capita is $3,900 (compared with $14,600 for Russia, $2,240 for Moldova, $1,500 for India and $36,500 for Israel – all figures for 2013). Ukraine is also suffering from demographic decline: low fertility rates combined with high death rates translates into population contraction. Unemployment runs at about 10% and economic growth is negligible."
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❗️Hunter Biden & Soros Linked to Biolabs in Ukraine – Russian MoD
The Russian Defense Ministry has claimed a Hunter Biden-founded investment fund (Rosemont Seneca Partners) and George Soros’ Open Society Foundations were directly involved in financing research facilities in Ukraine, which Moscow claims were developing bioweapons.
The MoD also said that several known US military contractors like Metabiota, plus Black and Veatch were also heavily implicated in the operation.
Both Washington and Kiev have denied biological research for military purposes, while the media has looked to hound out those even mentioning of the labs since the US Under Secretary admitted to their existence.
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The Russian Defense Ministry has claimed a Hunter Biden-founded investment fund (Rosemont Seneca Partners) and George Soros’ Open Society Foundations were directly involved in financing research facilities in Ukraine, which Moscow claims were developing bioweapons.
The MoD also said that several known US military contractors like Metabiota, plus Black and Veatch were also heavily implicated in the operation.
Both Washington and Kiev have denied biological research for military purposes, while the media has looked to hound out those even mentioning of the labs since the US Under Secretary admitted to their existence.
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BREAKING: Donald J. Trump sues Hillary Clinton and other Democrats, alleging they conspired to rig the 2016 U.S. presidential election by fabricating a link between the Trump campaign and Russia, triggering an "unfounded federal investigation" and a "media frenzy."
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Yankees live like Zombies https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UWQ9L7p_4Bo
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This May Looks Like A Zombie Apocalypse, But This Is Actually Philadelphia
This May Looks Like A Zombie Apocalypse, But This Is Actually Philadelphia
This may look like a trailer for the upcoming The Last Of Us movie, but this is actually Kensington Ave in Philadelphia.
Kensington Avenue is known for its massive drug problem and…
This may look like a trailer for the upcoming The Last Of Us movie, but this is actually Kensington Ave in Philadelphia.
Kensington Avenue is known for its massive drug problem and…
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Madeleine #Albright confronted by an ohio state university student in 1998 on why the #US continues to bomb #Iraq while selling weapons to #israel used on #Palestinians. her response is accusing the students in the room of defending #Saddam.
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At the writing of this article, the ongoing struggle between Ukraine and Russia has most people’s attention. While prayerfully hoping for a peaceful settlement of this conflict, it is difficult to overlook the actual hypocrisy of the Federal government and U. S. media as they deal with the reported issues such as “saving the union,” “secession,” and “war crimes.” It is the purpose of this article to expose Yankee hypocrisy as it relates to these issues and not to suggest support for one or the other belligerents in this most unfortunate war.
A brief historical background is helpful to better understand this conflict. The histories of Russia and Ukraine are very closely related. Around 862, A.D., the Rus people settled in what is now Ukraine. From this settlement the nations of Russia, Belarus, and Ukraine can trace their beginnings. Today the language of these three nations is very similar and they share a common attachment to the Russian Orthodox Church. Depending on how one judges the “beginning” of Russia and Ukraine, their history predates the United States anywhere from 300 to 900 years. These Eastern European people possess a long and complicated history; therefore, it is very difficult to make definitive statements on the correctness of either party’s position in this conflict. Remember that the political establishment that promised, “Read my lips, no new taxes,” lied. The same political establishment who promised “Shovel ready jobs,” lied. The political establishment that assured America that the Iraqi war was necessary because of “weapons of mass destruction” were proven wrong. The same government and media that promised that face-masks would protect from viruses were wrong. Is it any wonder that according to a recent Gallup poll, 64% of Americans have no faith in the media’s fairness?[i] At only a 18% approval, the Federal government’s approval rating is even lower than the media’s pitiful rating.[ii] Americans appear to trust a used car salesman more than they trust the government or the media! We should be careful about adopting the talking points of such underrated groups as the media and Federal government.
Using current events, let’s see how the current war (March 2022) exposes Yankee hypocrisy. Three areas of Yankee hypocrisy will be addressed: (1) War to save the Union in both Lincoln’s War and the current war, (2) both Lincoln’s and Putin’s support of secession and rejection of secession, (3) Lincoln, Putin, and Ukrainian war crimes.
Lincoln believed that the Federal government had the right to use any method to “save the Union.” Today when Putin declares that he only desires to secure the union of traditional Russia, the Yankee Empire pronounces Russia as an “aggressor” nation. Yet, in 1861, the Federal government in an “aggressive” move invaded a sovereign nation, the Confederate States of America and did to the South the very same thing they are condemning Putin for doing. The American press routinely condemns Putin for doing all in his power to “save the union” of the Russian people, while glorifying in the sadist acts committed by Lincoln during the Federal government’s invasion, conquest, and occupation of the Confederate States of America. Since the States of the Union had, up unto Lincoln’s election, been denoted as “free, independent, and sovereign States,” Lincoln had much less right to invade the thirteen Southern States than Putin had to invade Ukraine. An example of Yankee hypocrisy!
A brief historical background is helpful to better understand this conflict. The histories of Russia and Ukraine are very closely related. Around 862, A.D., the Rus people settled in what is now Ukraine. From this settlement the nations of Russia, Belarus, and Ukraine can trace their beginnings. Today the language of these three nations is very similar and they share a common attachment to the Russian Orthodox Church. Depending on how one judges the “beginning” of Russia and Ukraine, their history predates the United States anywhere from 300 to 900 years. These Eastern European people possess a long and complicated history; therefore, it is very difficult to make definitive statements on the correctness of either party’s position in this conflict. Remember that the political establishment that promised, “Read my lips, no new taxes,” lied. The same political establishment who promised “Shovel ready jobs,” lied. The political establishment that assured America that the Iraqi war was necessary because of “weapons of mass destruction” were proven wrong. The same government and media that promised that face-masks would protect from viruses were wrong. Is it any wonder that according to a recent Gallup poll, 64% of Americans have no faith in the media’s fairness?[i] At only a 18% approval, the Federal government’s approval rating is even lower than the media’s pitiful rating.[ii] Americans appear to trust a used car salesman more than they trust the government or the media! We should be careful about adopting the talking points of such underrated groups as the media and Federal government.
Using current events, let’s see how the current war (March 2022) exposes Yankee hypocrisy. Three areas of Yankee hypocrisy will be addressed: (1) War to save the Union in both Lincoln’s War and the current war, (2) both Lincoln’s and Putin’s support of secession and rejection of secession, (3) Lincoln, Putin, and Ukrainian war crimes.
Lincoln believed that the Federal government had the right to use any method to “save the Union.” Today when Putin declares that he only desires to secure the union of traditional Russia, the Yankee Empire pronounces Russia as an “aggressor” nation. Yet, in 1861, the Federal government in an “aggressive” move invaded a sovereign nation, the Confederate States of America and did to the South the very same thing they are condemning Putin for doing. The American press routinely condemns Putin for doing all in his power to “save the union” of the Russian people, while glorifying in the sadist acts committed by Lincoln during the Federal government’s invasion, conquest, and occupation of the Confederate States of America. Since the States of the Union had, up unto Lincoln’s election, been denoted as “free, independent, and sovereign States,” Lincoln had much less right to invade the thirteen Southern States than Putin had to invade Ukraine. An example of Yankee hypocrisy!
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In March 1836, Texas declared its secession from Mexico. The United States not only supported that secession movement but in 1845, Texas was admitted into the Union. Sixteen years later, the same Federal government that supported Texas secession from Mexico, opposed Texas’ secession from the Federal Union. In 1903, sixty-seven years after supporting Texas secession from Mexico and forty-two years after DENYING Texas the right to secede from the Federal union, the Federal government supported the secession of Panama from Columbia. Theodore Roosevelt championed this secession in order to secure the Isthmus of Panama to build the Panama Canal. Remember, Putin asserts that he has the right to preserve the historic, cultural, and religious homeland of the Russian people. In a similar vein, Lincoln asserted that he had the right to preserve the Union because of its historic roots in all of the territory of the Union. Here we see an example of not only Yankee hypocrisy but also Yankee arrogance when Yankees support and oppose secession depending on when it benefits the Yankee Empire. This is an example of Yankee hypocrisy and Yankee arrogance.
The political leadership of the Federal government, fully backed by the media, congratulates the Ukrainian secession from Russian influence while rejecting the right of the people of the eastern Ukrainian region of Donbass (also spelled, Donbas) to secede from Ukraine. The people of the Donbass region are decidedly in favor of either independence from what they consider a corrupt and discriminatory Ukraine government or outright annexation (like Texas in 1845) to “Mother Russia.”[iii] Here again we see Yankee Hypocrisy at work. While congratulating Ukraine’s secession from Russia, they are condemning the Donbass region and other regions for seceding from Ukrainian rule. While approving Texas annexation to the United States in 1845, the Yankee Empire arrogantly denies the same right of annexation to the pro-Russian people of the Donbass region.
Unlike the days before camera phones and the internet, the harrows of modern warfare are daily brought into our homes. Without a doubt, much civilian death and suffering has been caused by the Ukrainian war. In the predominately Russian eastern provinces, similar attacks upon the pro-Russian inhabitants go unreported. According to a report in The Citizen, published February 2022, as many as 9,000 citizens of the Donbass region have been killed as a result of the effort to prevent the secession of the Donbass region from Ukraine.[iv] This number includes many children. Unfortunately, these statistics are considered “Russian disinformation” by our government and media—you know, those folk who are so trustworthy themselves! As usual, the truth is the first victim of any war. While the Federal government and its media lackeys are quick to condemn the “death and suffering” of Ukrainian victims of war, they extol and praise Lincoln’s rabble that committed even more hideous crimes against the civilian population of the Confederate States of America. As one historian noted, “Warring against noncombatants came to be the stated policy and practice of the United States”[v] as they attempted to subdue the Confederate States of America. As this historian noted, it became Lincoln’s and the United States’ practice of “Shelling and burning of cities, forced expulsions, wholesale plundering…even murder all became routine.”[vi]
The political leadership of the Federal government, fully backed by the media, congratulates the Ukrainian secession from Russian influence while rejecting the right of the people of the eastern Ukrainian region of Donbass (also spelled, Donbas) to secede from Ukraine. The people of the Donbass region are decidedly in favor of either independence from what they consider a corrupt and discriminatory Ukraine government or outright annexation (like Texas in 1845) to “Mother Russia.”[iii] Here again we see Yankee Hypocrisy at work. While congratulating Ukraine’s secession from Russia, they are condemning the Donbass region and other regions for seceding from Ukrainian rule. While approving Texas annexation to the United States in 1845, the Yankee Empire arrogantly denies the same right of annexation to the pro-Russian people of the Donbass region.
Unlike the days before camera phones and the internet, the harrows of modern warfare are daily brought into our homes. Without a doubt, much civilian death and suffering has been caused by the Ukrainian war. In the predominately Russian eastern provinces, similar attacks upon the pro-Russian inhabitants go unreported. According to a report in The Citizen, published February 2022, as many as 9,000 citizens of the Donbass region have been killed as a result of the effort to prevent the secession of the Donbass region from Ukraine.[iv] This number includes many children. Unfortunately, these statistics are considered “Russian disinformation” by our government and media—you know, those folk who are so trustworthy themselves! As usual, the truth is the first victim of any war. While the Federal government and its media lackeys are quick to condemn the “death and suffering” of Ukrainian victims of war, they extol and praise Lincoln’s rabble that committed even more hideous crimes against the civilian population of the Confederate States of America. As one historian noted, “Warring against noncombatants came to be the stated policy and practice of the United States”[v] as they attempted to subdue the Confederate States of America. As this historian noted, it became Lincoln’s and the United States’ practice of “Shelling and burning of cities, forced expulsions, wholesale plundering…even murder all became routine.”[vi]
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