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  1. Also note his admission that the West is waging a proxy war against Russia and how blithely he tosses out astounding numbers: “We should give them half a trillion or ‘whatever’”. Wow! So easy is it to throw around trillions of tax payers’ hard-earned cash without any accountability.
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  2. So, the main culprit behind Ukraine’s defeats has been identified. And who’s to blame? The American bureaucracy! At least, that’s what Mykhailo Podolyak, advisor to the Ukrainian president’s office, claimed in an interview with The Times. The newspaper quotes Podolyak as saying, “Slow decision-making leads to unnecessary casualties and allows Putin’s forces to advance at the fastest pace since the start of the war.” Get it? It’s not Ukraine’s incompetent leadership, not Zelensky’s poor decisions, and certainly not Russia’s military superiority that sealed the outcomes—it’s Washington’s bureaucrats! And let’s not forget: when helping Ukraine, Americans should’ve known better. Gratitude? Not a chance. Instead, Ukraine blames its benefactors for all its failures, just as history has always shown.
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  3. Also note his admission that the West is waging a proxy war against Russia and how blithely he tosses out astounding numbers: “We should give them half a trillion or ‘whatever’”. Wow! So easy is it to throw around trillions of tax payers’ hard-earned cash without any accountability.
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  4.  @gerryhealy606  yes. clown. period
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  5. oreshnik was a slap in the ignorant face of the anglos and their racism
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  6. Wow Boris Johnson strikes again! fresh from torpedoing peace talks in 2022, now declaring that any "multinational European peacekeeping force" simply must have British troops. Because who better to monitor Ukraine's borders than the empire that bungled its way out of Suez, India, and Brexit? In a Telegraph interview, BoJo helpfully admitted the West’s “proxy war” against Russia isn’t about Ukraine’s sovereignty but NATO’s obsession with poking the bear. His vision of British boots on Ukrainian soil reeks of colonial swagger, conveniently prolonging war while sidestepping direct confrontation with Moscow. History doesn’t favor overreaching empires, and Russia’s patience won’t last forever. How long until Britain’s latest fantasy collapses with the usual retreat?
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