*WWIII To Expand.*

[chesswarsnow]

Sorry bout that,

1. The Biden war is just about ready to involve other boarding nations, Russia got the Biden nod to start this war, to get off the spotlight how an abject, imbecile he is, and war breaks out, in Ukraine in a limited theater, he thought.
2. No, hell to the no, its about to expand into bordering nations, then beyond.
3. Likely to include all of Europe.
4. Started with a border build up, and an ole man nodding his stupid fucking head, and here we are.
READ:

Putin kills 80 Polish fighters in 'precision strikes' in east Ukraine

Poland has called on NATO to further bolster its security presence in the Suwalki Gap in order to safeguard Lithuania in the face of Russian threats over its blockade of Kaliningrad.

www.dailymail.co.uk

*The Russians are coming, Biden sent them.* too *Muddy the waters on his imbecile life.*

FACTS:

Did Biden Give Putin a ‘Green Light’ to Invade Ukraine?

Ukraine is alarmed by President Biden's recent comments regarding Russian aggression.

nationalinterest.org

https://nationalinterest.org/sites/default/files/styles/desktop__1260_/public/main_images/putin%20biden_0.jpg?itok=xeDkJGJ1

Regards,
SirJamesofTexas

 

[Mac1958]

The Biden War.

The alternate universes continue to separate.

 

[gipper]

The Biden War.

The alternate universes continue to separate.

Yeah it’s all Putin’s fault…just like inflation, Trump, and gas and food prices right?

 

[Mac1958]

Yeah it’s all Putin’s fault…just like inflation, Trump, and gas and food prices right?

 

[gipper]

 

[1srelluc]

I read that yesterday around 2300 Moscow time Putin's motorcade was seen rushing to the Kremlin for some reason. Kiev was struck again shortly thereafter.

 

[gipper]

Here’s a good column for the millions of Americans too lazy to get informed on the reasons and causes of this war.
'Not A Justification But A Provocation': Chomsky On Root Causes Of The Russia-Ukraine War | ZeroHedge

 

[gipper]

If you’re too lazy to read the whole column, read this…to get somewhat informed.

What is interesting is that current Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky "was elected on a peace platform, to implement what was called Minsk Two, some kind of autonomy for the eastern region. He tried to implement it. He was warned by right-wing militias that if he persisted, they'd kill him. Well, he didn't get any support from the United States. If the United States had supported him, he could have continued, we might have avoided all of this. The United States was committed to the integration of Ukraine within NATO."

The Joe Biden Administration carried on with the policy of NATO expansion. "Just before the invasion," said Chomsky, "Biden ... produced a joint statement ... calling for expanding these efforts of integration. That's part of what was called an 'enhanced program' leading to the mission of NATO. In November, it was moved forward to a charter, signed by the Secretary of State."

Soon after the war, "the United States Department acknowledged that they had not taken Russian security concerns into consideration in any discussions with Russia. The question of NATO, they would not discuss. Well, all of that is provocation. Not a justification but a provocation and it's quite interesting that in American discourse, it is almost obligatory to refer to the invasion as the 'unprovoked invasion of Ukraine'. Look it up on Google, you will find hundreds of thousands of hits."

Chomsky continued, "Of course, it was provoked. Otherwise, they wouldn't refer to it all the time as an unprovoked invasion. By now, censorship in the United States has reached such a level beyond anything in my lifetime. Such a level that you are not permitted to read the Russian position. Literally. Americans are not allowed to know what the Russians are saying. Except, selected things. So, if Putin makes a speech to Russians with all kinds of outlandish claims about Peter the Great and so on, then, you see it on the front pages. If the Russians make an offer for a negotiation, you can't find it. That's suppressed. You're not allowed to know what they are saying. I have never seen a level of censorship like this."
'Not A Justification But A Provocation': Chomsky On Root Causes Of The Russia-Ukraine War | ZeroHedge