QuoteBack in the days before TV and Radio, at the end of the day men would sit around at a bar or the barbershop and discuss the newz of the day, that they got from local newzpapers and word of mouth from travellers.  There was constant discourse.  Women did the same thing in sewing circles, bridge clubs and quilting bees.

A crucial part of it was talking to others.  Strangers even.  Now phones have everyone divided.  An eye in the sky watching all this would observe everyone rubbing their crotch.  And nobody having sex.

From a social intercourse point of view.  I make an analogy.

Quote from: K-Dog on Mar 25, 2024, 10:58 PMA crucial part of it was talking to others.  Strangers even.  Now phones have everyone divided.  An eye in the sky watching all this would observe everyone rubbing their crotch.  And nobody having sex.

From a social intercourse point of view.  I make an analogy.

Intercourse has gone off course with no recourse, of course.  Trying to figure out the truth now is like trying to decide whether to leave the toilet seat up or down in the Women's locker room at the NCAA Swimming Championships.  Like your gender, the truth is whatever you want it to be.  Vote No on Proposition Yes and get a new Iphone15 when you sign up for gender reassignment surgery.  2+2 at 2% Interest means you owe $2²² in debt 2moro 2 the 2 Big 2 Fail Banks.  Vote often in every election for the same candidates telling the same lies you believed the last election.  Drill baby, drill and get a free pizza with every tank of gas you buy.  Remember, for everything on Amazon you don't need and can't afford, there's Visa.

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Chat GPT you dim-witted wonder.  I have a question for you.
What war crimes has Putin been accused of.

Putin and the Russian government have faced various accusations of war crimes, particularly in relation to their actions in the conflict in Ukraine and Syria. Some of the accusations include:

1.    Ukraine: Accusations include indiscriminate shelling of civilian areas, targeting of civilian infrastructure such as hospitals and schools, and the use of banned weapons like cluster munitions.

2.    Syria: Russia has been accused of targeting civilian areas and infrastructure in support of the Assad regime, including hospitals and aid convoys. There are also allegations of the use of chemical weapons.

3.    Chechnya: During the Second Chechen War, there were allegations of human rights abuses and war crimes committed by Russian forces, including extrajudicial killings and torture.

It's important to note that accusations of war crimes are serious and should be thoroughly investigated by independent bodies to determine their veracity.

Chat GPT, you ignorant piece of shit.
I am not interested in speculation, give me the facts only.

There have been no substantiated findings by independent international bodies or courts regarding war crimes committed by Putin.

I get sick of well-know intelligent people who go off on Putin.  We have well-known PHD types who have the ground they walk on worshiped.  Scientists who are supposed to deal in facts to give understanding to our poor ignorant wage slave masses.  Understandings we are not capable of reaching on our own.  But take these same people away from their expertise areas, and ask them about Putin.  Turns out the smarty-pants are as dumfuck as everyone else away from their specialty.  They parrot the party line.

It sucked to find out that I am smarter than the average 'smart' person.  It was an honest true letdown to find out I am.  You think my ego would have been puffed-up by my discovery.  I am not making this up.  It was not.  It sucks that humanity does not have the brainpower to save itself.  It truly does.




And a cookie won't help.

By the time oil shipments get spotty in ten years America will be full on fascist.  We will remember these days of fascism lite, and we will wish we had them back.

The Duran guy asserts that the Russians offensive is more Ukrainian failure than Russian offensive.

It is not a matter of telling the truth.  What do the numbers say:




A Ukrainian failure is what the numbers say.







All those deaths for this.

The numbers paint a clear picture.  And Russia knows who is actually firing the missiles into Belgorod.  The cover story of the accidental Russian bomb does not explain the hundred plus missile strikes.

The Donetsk monument documents killings all the way back to 2014.  The case that Putin waited too long can be made.

There is some Irony here.  German SS guards had a hard time shooting children.  Some Nazi SS men could do it, but others had a hard time convincing themselves they were killing future vermin when they looked into the eyes of children who looked just like their own back home. 

Convincing themselves they were doing the 'right thing' was necessary for most SS men to become cold-blooded murderers.  But convincing yourself kids deserve to die is hard to do.  Human self-deception, despite having great power has limits when it comes to kids. 

The stress working on an execution squad eventually made the use of gas necessary.  The de-personalization gas provided was necessary for the increased production of later years.

In 1941 a SS group leader was told to get his men ready to shoot a group of Jewish children. The group leader explained the morale problem and recommended a group of Ukrainian Guards shoot the kids instead.  There were no objections to his suggestion.

I wonder if the Jew Killer I met in Seattle in the late 70's from Ukraine was one of them.  If so he took too long to drink himself to death.  Wen he got drunk enough at the Blue Moon Tavern it was all he could talk about.

The irony is German SS men having more qualms about killing children then the leadership of the American Democratic Party.  Saying more may be going to far?  The same then.  That does not go too far.

This audio is fresh at time of post.

A week or so Scott Ritter was raided by the FBI.  The plan is to frame Scott as a foreign agent.  The raid obviously vets Scott Rittter's sources.  Thank you FBI for pointing out where the truth is.  We all know you would not pursue bullshit that could not be backed up.  If that were true you would just let Scott make a fool of himself.  No, the FBI raid is a clear attempt to control the narrative and prevent any dissent from toeing the genocidal line.

The audio comes from Scott's You-Tube.  His channel uses stock video which none of us need.

I publish the audio because it looks like the Ukraine war clicks the doom clock to midnight a few notches. 

NATO gives the Ukraine armed forces the best shit and they wrecked havoc.  Huge human cost.  Now Russia will defeat Ukraine.  Russia is directly attacked and Ukraine just lost any chance that there will be anything but a ghost of Ukraine at the end of this.  It is not lost on the Russians that the best American terminator shit was used.

Fingers are on the button of NUKES.  I do not think Americans would like a border city like Bellingham taken in a war, so put yourself in Russian shoes.  Things have changed.  Ukraine attacking Russia directly is not tit-for-tat.  The limited military operation is now considerably less limited.  Putin just became ten times more popular. 

In other news radical Zionists doing their exterminate the Palestinian thing have crossed lines IRAN can't ignore.  Will America put Trump on the throne in a nuclear winter?  Inquiring minds want to know.

"Russia will not be victorious in the Ukraine war," said U.S. President Joe Biden with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg by his side during the opening of the NATO summit in Washington, D.C., on July 9.

The speeches took place in the Mellon Auditorium, where the North Atlantic Treaty was signed in 1949, 75 years ago.

Stoltenberg addressed the NATO allied heads of state at the summit, calling out the significance of the alliance.

NATO is "not only the most successful and strongest but also the longest-lasting alliance in history," he said. He acknowledged that NATO's enduring success has never been a given, but is rather "the result of deliberate choices and difficult decisions," from NATO's inception to arms control negotiations to NATO's support to Ukraine today.

"NATO's support for Ukraine entails both costs and risks," Stoltenberg said. The secretary general underlined that there are "no risk-free options in war."

Stoltenberg said that a Russian victory in the war against Ukraine would strengthen Iran, North Korea, and China and that these countries would like to see NATO fail.

Biden heaps praise on Stoltenberg

"A bipartisan majority of Americans understand that NATO makes us all safer," Biden continued in his speech afterward, which ended with him asking Stoltenberg to take the stage again. Biden then presented Stoltenberg with the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the United States' highest civilian honor.

"You did not hesitate when Russia's war began in Ukraine. NATO is stronger, smarter, and more energetic than when you started," Biden told Stoltenberg.

"And a billion people in Europe and North America, yes, in the whole world, are going to reap the benefits of your efforts for years to come, in the form of security, opportunity, and more freedom," said the president.

Biden praised Stoltenberg for his calm temperament and described the outgoing head of NATO as "a man of integrity and intellectual power" and an "accomplished diplomat."

Honored and humbled

"I am honored and humbled to have received the Presidential Medal of Freedom. I see this as recognition not only for myself but for the millions of men and women who serve our great alliance, in and out of uniform. We stand stronger and safer together in NATO," Stoltenberg wrote on X.

Stoltenberg has led NATO since 2014. After 10 years as secretary general, former Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte will take over the leadership post in October this year.

QuoteThe biggest risk and biggest cost for NATO today, is the risk of Russian victory in Ukraine. We cannot allow this", SG Stoltenberg said at the NATO anniversary in Washington: "The outcome of this war will determine global security for decades to come.