Re: Putin is that schoolyard bully who thinks he's "winning".

On 9/29/24 2:12 PM, RonB wrote:

On 2024-09-29, CrudeSausage <crude@sausa.ge> wrote:

On 2024-09-29 11:45 a.m., Relf wrote:

Huntzinger mentioned Russia's neighbors:

laying low to avoid being invaded by Russia again.

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Putin is that schoolyard bully who thinks he's "winning"
because he steals the most lunch money.
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"Paleo conservatives" think he's like Christ,
Sent by God to destroy America's atheism/Marxism.

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Jeff, you're ignoring that America basically ignored the will of the
people in 2014 and handed over the territory of people who wanted to be
a part of Russia to Ukraine. You're also ignoring that Ukraine's puppet
government is purposefully looking to disregard the deal America made
with Russia in the early 90s _to_ make Russia defenseless in the event
of a war. Not only do they want to remove all natural obstacles that
might slow any progress to Moscow, they want Ukraine's vast resources
and have already handed them over to American interests against the
Ukrainian people. The fact that they've taken over a third of
agricultural land there is already well known.
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Russia is not the bad guy here. America and the people who control it to
destroy Western Civilization in addition to making Americans themselves
poor are.

 Yep. The U.S. taxpayers are no longer giving billion$ to Ukraine, "we're"
"loaning" them the money we know they will never be able to repay, with
strings attached. Ukraine's natural resources become the Rothschild's (and
fellow slime's) resources. (How the American people are on the hook to fund
this "leveraged buyout" to benefit BlackRock, Vanguard and other
Rothschild-controlled entities is another question that Relf should answer.)

Ah, its the old "blame the rich jews" mantra ... again.
Got any proof of this claim, RonB?

This is what they want for Russia — they basically had it in their grasping
claws, until Putin kicked these bastards out and started using Russia's
natural resources for Russians.

You might have had an argument for that with Crimea, but how about for eastern Ukraine:  has it always been part of Russia?

The standard of living has gone way up under Putin.

Not outside of Moscow, it hasn't.  Russian invaders in Ukraine have expressed amazement at indoor toilets and paved roads...as they've been busy stealing washing machines:
"In rural Russia, almost two-thirds have no access to indoor toilets, 48.1 percent of whom use outhouses and 18.4 percent do not have a sewage system."
<https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2019/04/02/indoor-plumbing-still-a-pipe-dream-for-20-of-russian-households-reports-say-a65049>

He's also rebuilding churches and cities. Amazing what can be done
when a country's natural resources aren't being shoveled into the
Rothschild's greedy maw.
 

Amazing how many mega yachts have been bought by Russian oligarchs who are totally unrelated to the Rothschild family.  And many personal mansions too...
"In Vladimir Putin’s Russia, opaque financial flows and an equally murky network of ex-KGB officers, with its roots in the 1990s, come together in a distinctive system of corruption. This system serves dual purposes: Those at the top follow the imperative of self-enrichment, but they also find in corruption a highly effective tool for consolidating domestic political control and projecting power abroad. At home, omnipresent corruption makes property claims and business ventures contingent on the whims of the authorities, while keeping officials themselves permanently under the threat of selective punishment. Abroad, corruption serves as a key lever of Russian influence in other post-Soviet states, as well as a tool for undermining established democracies...."
<https://www.journalofdemocracy.org/articles/the-rise-of-kleptocracy-power-and-plunder-in-putins-russia/>
Trying to contort that into all the fault of the Rothschild family is a pretty extraordinary claim that lacks substantiation, or a money trail.
As the old saying goes, Occam's Razor applies:  the simplest explanation is that there's no vast complex Illuminati conspiracy pulling strings: they're just home-grown gangsters who've made it the big time.
-hh