Comments on: Why war? This is why

By: Bear Claw Chris Lapp

Bear Claw Chris Lapp — Mon, 07 Mar 2022 20:13:42 +0000

Zactly they have killed thousands in the donbass region. Zelensky and bidet do not want to lose their grift. That includes the offspring of John Kerry, Mitt Romney, Nancy Peelousi and Joey Bidet who all had no show jobs for big money. They should all be %&#* along with the warmongering assholes in the background

By: Himself

Himself — Fri, 04 Mar 2022 22:18:25 +0000

When I see bloggers foaming at the mouth, dribbling yellow and blue froth from their gobs, I like to point out;
Ukrainians aren’t necessarily the good guys.
Russians aren’t necessarily the bad guys.
Putin isn’t some unhinged Hitler. This was planned, probably for a long time, even taking our moves into account. For sure China is in on it. These kind of economic shenanigans are bad for business. Could be why they stopped exporting fertilizer awhile back.

I think I saw a piece on PJ Media about China ignoring the SOTU. And why not? If anyone on that half of the world had half a brain, the last thing to do is follow NATO. They caused this.

I think Vox Day has some of the better pieces on this. By all accounts, Russians are following their doctrine and taking care of business. And his is not the only site that I’ve read this.

What we can absolutely count on is that Joey Puhtato and his Bozo Explosion will do the exact wrong thing. And I’m sure Putin has plans for that as well. The CEO of my company donned yellow and blue and declared we won’t do business with Russia. He’ll cut loose our Russian contractors (Who worked for a company we bought) later this month. I’m sure that was in the works anyhow. Add that to what Apple and Google did to their Russian customers and you have people who had no part, and no plan, interest, or knowledge of what’s happening over there being punished.

Suffering pain and inconvenience for merely being a customer.

What’ll be the upshot there is you can bet that by doing that they detonated a bomb in the foundations of global business and if you add what Canada did with their banks, killed the whole idea of digital currency. Your are going to see another system like SWIFT (Probably the one Russia and China are working on) appear and take over. Because now the full faith and credit of the US is bullshit.

By: thedeti

thedeti — Thu, 03 Mar 2022 18:12:07 +0000

One thing I’ve worked on personally here is some rudimentary understanding of the history of the conflict. I’ve tried to understand what Putin is about and what he’s trying to do here.

I am shocked (genuinely, and it takes a lot to shock me) at how little we in the US understand about this conflict. We literally don’t know anything about it. Or, we do understand it (mostly policy analysts at State and/or the CIA), and it’s being covered up and/or used for political gain. LIke we still need a villain and the PTB have decided Putin must fill that role.

We just need to stay out of it and let it play out. It is not the US’s concern.

By: Robert W

Robert W — Thu, 03 Mar 2022 15:02:37 +0000

One of the greatest accomplishments of Donald Trump was to re-ignite the potency of the Republican party to be any kind of bulwark against the globohomo frame. That is significant, as that party has significant resources, reach, networks and established power structures that should be aligned against this globalist agenda. The three decades of presidential candidates before Trump: CIA Bush, Military-Industrial Dole, NEOCON W Bush, ALL AROUND SCAMSTER McCain, and Democrat Romney.

Outside of Boomer-Conservative framework, most of the people I’m interacting with are not hostile to Russia. Why? Because the question/answer ‘Why did Russia Invade/Putin is Hitler’ is unsatisfying. Maybe this is a positive spinoff of every internet argument since we were children ending with rule 34.

Thank you for posting the white paper, I had not come across this anywhere else.