tRump is using his Covid playbook yet again re: H5N1 avian flu pandemic: "If you don't test, you don't have cases"...well, if Musk destroys the reporting agency - CDC, "you don't have cases".
One of my biggest fears about tRump 2.0 is a pandemic outbreak, and a rerun of the shambolic tRump responses...well, we may be on the cusp of just that.
I would like to know why we have not heard from the three former presidents about the destruction of our country. A press conference would be great but even a statement from all 3 would be better than nothing.
Tricky Dick Nixon: “If the President does it, it’s not illegal”. Y’all do understand that if Watergate happened now, there’d be no presidential resignation. (Also the media wouldn’t see any wrongdoing to get excited over. To be clear, we see the media excited over the current shit pulling but little excitement that it’s of various levels of illegality. You know, the WTF??? level’s low. The framing’s off.)
Украина это часть СССР: в стране правят коммунисты-олигархи. А это значит, что земля с её богатыми недрами ( нефть ⛽️, газ и другие полезные ископаемые ) принадлежит барыгам, а не народу. Данный Факт является грубым нарушением Конституции Украины. Новые газовые скважины олигархи забрали себе и обогащаются, несмотря на войну. Старые выработанные скважины они отдают в собственность государства. Например 30 лет в СМИ говорят о Юлии Тимошенко 'Газовой Принцессе' 👸 ( 'Единые Энергетические Системы Украины' и россии; 'Burisma'; Заправки 'Надежда' и ещё одна ⛽️ - от Киева до Крыма ). Также пишут о Павле Лазаренко ( США ), Дмытре Фирташе ( Австрия ), Несторе Шуфриче, Петре и Викторе Ющенко и других. Согласно Конструкции Украины Президент Владимир Зеленский и Верховная Рада являются Нелегитимными. Поэтому гражданам страны не понятна до конца ситуация в Украине. США должны помочь сражающейся с россией стране. В Украине надо провести работу Генеральному Прокурору при помощи Генерального Прокурора США. В Украинцев за рубежом можно спросить о Стихотворении 'Розрита Могила' Тараса Шевченко. Стихотворению 170 лет, но оно не потеряло актуальности и сегодня: Поэт сравнил разграбленную Украину с Могилой.
You lost me at the first clause in the first sentence. Ukraine is not part of Russia.
"The land within the borders of modern Ukraine, a Texas-sized nation often called the “breadbasket of Europe,” has long been coveted by the region’s powers. During Antiquity, the Greeks, Romans and Huns, along with a slew of lesser-known empires, from the Scythians to the Sarmatians, each established a presence there at one point or another.
More recently, from the Middle Ages to the present, the Vikings, Mongols, Lithuanians, Poles, Russians, Ottomans, Swedes, French, Austrians, Germans, Romanians and Czechoslovakians have all marched in, with some staying far longer than others.
Never fully independent until the collapse of the Soviet Union, though there were periods of semi-autonomy, Ukraine has been divided up and stuck back together several times. (Fittingly, the name “Ukraine” means “on the edge” or “borderland,” and its national anthem declares, “Ukraine has not yet perished.”) Through it all, Ukrainian history and identity has been a highly contentious topic, particularly in the context of the 2022 Russian invasion.
Russian leader Vladimir Putin, for example, has stated that Ukrainians and Russians are “one people” and that Ukraine isn’t a real state, an echo of when earlier generations of Russians referred to Ukraine as “Little Russia.” Yet many Ukrainians vehemently disagree with these characterizations, pointing to their country’s distinct language, culture, traditions and shared civic principles."
Like you, not this content.
Thank you for your courage.
".....a walking shadow, a poor player, that struts and frets his hour upon the stage." (MacBeth, Act 5, Scene 5)
But so very apropos to Trump's pathetic performances, which are clearly designed to make him look strong--while being weak as used dishwater.
tRump is using his Covid playbook yet again re: H5N1 avian flu pandemic: "If you don't test, you don't have cases"...well, if Musk destroys the reporting agency - CDC, "you don't have cases".
One of my biggest fears about tRump 2.0 is a pandemic outbreak, and a rerun of the shambolic tRump responses...well, we may be on the cusp of just that.
The only thing FFOTUS can do is preen. He is beyond weak.
His romp around the track in his armoured car at a NASCAR event illustrates sublimely tRump's presidency: a Debordian Spectacle.
Oh! Remind me again what
happened to Napolean.
It's so nice and reassuring to
see our Sec. of State, Vice
President. and has-been
Kellogg sell out Ukraine and
Europe to Russia, for the
world to view. The USA has
joined the low ranks of every
other sh#thole neofascist,
authoritarian state out there.
Gee TPM, there were lots of
protests, amounting to
thousands on the streets
across the country yesterday
for No Kings Day. Did you
miss that?
I would like to know why we have not heard from the three former presidents about the destruction of our country. A press conference would be great but even a statement from all 3 would be better than nothing.
Tricky Dick Nixon: “If the President does it, it’s not illegal”. Y’all do understand that if Watergate happened now, there’d be no presidential resignation. (Also the media wouldn’t see any wrongdoing to get excited over. To be clear, we see the media excited over the current shit pulling but little excitement that it’s of various levels of illegality. You know, the WTF??? level’s low. The framing’s off.)
Hoist by his own petard. Are we reeeaaly sure he graduated from HS?
Украина это часть СССР: в стране правят коммунисты-олигархи. А это значит, что земля с её богатыми недрами ( нефть ⛽️, газ и другие полезные ископаемые ) принадлежит барыгам, а не народу. Данный Факт является грубым нарушением Конституции Украины. Новые газовые скважины олигархи забрали себе и обогащаются, несмотря на войну. Старые выработанные скважины они отдают в собственность государства. Например 30 лет в СМИ говорят о Юлии Тимошенко 'Газовой Принцессе' 👸 ( 'Единые Энергетические Системы Украины' и россии; 'Burisma'; Заправки 'Надежда' и ещё одна ⛽️ - от Киева до Крыма ). Также пишут о Павле Лазаренко ( США ), Дмытре Фирташе ( Австрия ), Несторе Шуфриче, Петре и Викторе Ющенко и других. Согласно Конструкции Украины Президент Владимир Зеленский и Верховная Рада являются Нелегитимными. Поэтому гражданам страны не понятна до конца ситуация в Украине. США должны помочь сражающейся с россией стране. В Украине надо провести работу Генеральному Прокурору при помощи Генерального Прокурора США. В Украинцев за рубежом можно спросить о Стихотворении 'Розрита Могила' Тараса Шевченко. Стихотворению 170 лет, но оно не потеряло актуальности и сегодня: Поэт сравнил разграбленную Украину с Могилой.
You lost me at the first clause in the first sentence. Ukraine is not part of Russia.
"The land within the borders of modern Ukraine, a Texas-sized nation often called the “breadbasket of Europe,” has long been coveted by the region’s powers. During Antiquity, the Greeks, Romans and Huns, along with a slew of lesser-known empires, from the Scythians to the Sarmatians, each established a presence there at one point or another.
More recently, from the Middle Ages to the present, the Vikings, Mongols, Lithuanians, Poles, Russians, Ottomans, Swedes, French, Austrians, Germans, Romanians and Czechoslovakians have all marched in, with some staying far longer than others.
Never fully independent until the collapse of the Soviet Union, though there were periods of semi-autonomy, Ukraine has been divided up and stuck back together several times. (Fittingly, the name “Ukraine” means “on the edge” or “borderland,” and its national anthem declares, “Ukraine has not yet perished.”) Through it all, Ukrainian history and identity has been a highly contentious topic, particularly in the context of the 2022 Russian invasion.
Russian leader Vladimir Putin, for example, has stated that Ukrainians and Russians are “one people” and that Ukraine isn’t a real state, an echo of when earlier generations of Russians referred to Ukraine as “Little Russia.” Yet many Ukrainians vehemently disagree with these characterizations, pointing to their country’s distinct language, culture, traditions and shared civic principles."