On COI #326, Kyle Anzalone discusses Russia’s recent string of diplomatic successes.
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On COI #326, Kyle Anzalone discusses Russia’s recent string of diplomatic successes.
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This is humorous in allot of ways and levels.
SEPT. 21, 2022 ‘A brutal, needless war … chosen by one man’: Biden, at United Nations, slams Putin’s invasion of Ukraine
“Let us speak plainly: A permanent member of the United Nations Security Council invaded, attempted to erase the sovereign state from the map,” Biden said, calling Russia’s invasion of Ukraine “a brutal, needless war” that was “chosen by one man.”
https://www.latimes.com/politics/story/2022-09-21/biden-united-nations-russia-china?_amp=true
What Biden is saying about Putin describes Biden, Obama, Blair and Bush. Putin never let the wars he started go on forever. The wars the US started are going on forever. I don’t know if all the troops left Afghanistan or if there are any troops still there. Prolonging the war in Afghanistan led the people there to support the Taliban despite being the most oppressive regime Afghanistan ever had.
Biden is using sanctions to continue the war in Afghanistan, he is now starving the children to death. He likes to pick on the most defenseless, starving children to death is a cowardly way to fight a war. He is doing the same to Venezuela, what have they done to the USA and Biden?
Afghanistan is all CIA and about the drug money friend.
June 10, 2014 Drug War? American Troops Are Protecting Afghan Opium. U.S. Occupation Leads to All-Time High Heroin Production
http://www.globalresearch.ca/drug-war-american-troops-are-protecting-afghan-opium-u-s-occupation-leads-to-all-time-high-heroin-production/5358053
http://publicintelligence.net/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/opium-fields10-1024×682.jpg
Bush admitted it. And even laughed about it.
Condemning the actions of Russian President Vladimir Putin in Ukraine, he attributed the Russian invasion to the “decision of one man to launch a wholly unjustified and brutal invasion of Iraq.”
Realizing his mistake, he continued, “of the Ukraine,” then muttered, “Iraq too, anyway.” He shook his head as members of his well-heeled and friendly audience laughed”