Telling Trump to leave his “mushroom” alone.  Or step away from the KFC’s bucket.   

 black321 wrote:
Wait. Now I get it! You have to follow the "right" oligarchs, not the wrong ones, of course!

https://www.instagram.com/reel...

https://www.instagram.com/reel...

I never trust people with narrow beady eye's and a Chit eating grin on their face.

 

No, no don't worry. I'm only protecting and repatriating the German Russian people.

It's nothing, trust me. All I want to do is help my oppressed people in Estonia, Latvia, Belarus, Finland, Norway Georgia, Azerbaijan, Lithuania, Kazakhstan, and Estonia . Oh yes, and Poland.
Hmmmmmmm, where have I heard this before? It kind of rings a bell. Can't quite put my finger in it. 

 

 aflanigan wrote: 

Sounds good to me.

 aflanigan wrote: 
agreed.

What to do about Crimea? Nothing.

 DaveInVA wrote: 

WINDEX !!!!!!!

Now that is effing funny.

U.S. FREEZES PUTIN’S NETFLIX ACCOUNT

Lets just finish this up!

 kurtster wrote: 
I'm not sorry!  That there's funny.

 RichardPrins wrote: 

I have always said Mccain takes being wrong to another level.  How can someone be so wrong on everything??!

(...) With unparalleled hypocrisy, Western officials backing an unelected far-right regime in Kiev declared the referendum illegal and a violation of Ukrainian sovereignty. A White House statement said: “We reject the ‘referendum’ that took place today in the Crimean region of Ukraine.” It called on other countries to “condemn such actions, to take concrete steps to impose costs, and to stand together in support of the Ukrainian people and Ukraine’s territorial integrity and sovereignty.”

US legislators returning from talks in Kiev pressed for escalation against Russia. Senator Chris Murphy, Democrat of Connecticut, said: “If Russia really does decide to move beyond Crimea, it is going to be bloody and the fight may be long.”

Calling for a “longer-term effort to build up the Ukrainian military,” Murphy said: “If on Monday we announce, with the European Union, a set of crippling sanctions coming after not only individuals, but Russian business entities, I think that sends a strong message to Putin … I mean, there’s no doubt that if you cut off Russian gas to Europe, it will hurt. There’s no doubt that if you freeze Russian assets in places like Germany and Great Britain, it will hurt them.”

Republican Senator John McCain called for a military build-up aimed at Russia. Recklessly dismissing Russia as “a gas station masquerading as a country,” McCain called for broad confrontation: “Economic sanctions are important. Get some military assistance to Ukrainians, at least so they can defend themselves,” he said. “Resume the missile defense system in Poland and the Czech Republic.” He also called for Moldova and Georgia to get on “a path to membership in NATO.” (...)

 Red_Dragon wrote: 
Well it got me all fired up!
I wanna go over there and slap those Reds silly.

 Proclivities wrote:
A well-documented tactic if you want to influence global perception (and create soundbites/visuals for dominant English-carrying media)...

(...) all bear Gene Sharp’s hallmark. Think also of the more recent news footage from the Middle East: where, invariably, women, children and war veterans were pushed to the front of the crowd; where the signs were hand-written in English so foreign media could broadcast the message; where musicians made mocking tunes to taunt the soldiers. (...)

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
Are you suggesting there's a conspiracy afoot? Because if you are...