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RFK Jr does a fantastic job in breaking down the Ukraine conflict. Have a listen @RobertKennedyJr https://t.co/LvFVQpRvlS
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Ukraine has been a path of invasion into Russia. To avoid this, Gorbachev agreed to allow Germany to reunify under NATO, but only if NATO didn't expand eastward. Despite this agreement, NATO expanded, and the US withdrew from nuclear weapons treaties, placing missile systems near Moscow.
In 2014, the US allegedly overthrew Ukraine's government, leading Russia to annex Crimea to protect its naval base. When the new Ukrainian government attacked ethnic Russians, Russia intervened to protect them.
Zelenskyy was elected on a promise of peace by signing the Minsk Accords, but he refused to sign the agreement. Russia intervened, seeking negotiations to keep Ukraine out of NATO. A treaty was drafted, but allegedly, Joe Biden sent Boris Johnson to force Ukraine to abandon it. The result has been a catastrophic loss of life, with the world viewing the US as the aggressor.
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Speaker 0: Was invaded three times through Ukraine. The last time, Hitler killed one out of every seven Russians. They don't want to have Ukraine join NATO. So when the wall came down in the Soviet Union Europe, Gorbachev destroyed himself politically by doing something that was very, very courageous. He went to Bush.
He said, I'm going to allow you to reunify Germany under a NATO army. I'm gonna remove 450,000 Soviet troops, but I want your commitment. After that, you will not move NATO one inch to the east, and we've solemnly swore we wouldn't do it. Well, then in '97, Przybyl Brudzinski was the first of the neocon said, we're gonna move NATO a thousand miles to the east and take 15 countries into it and surround the Soviet Union. So then we not only move it into 14 new nations, but we unilaterally walk away from our two nuclear weapons treaties with the Russians.
And we put Aegis missile systems in Romania and Poland Twelve Minutes from Moscow. When Russians did that to Cuba in '62, we came this close to nuclear war until they removed them. So the Russians don't want nukes 400 miles from Moscow. We then overthrow the Ukraine government. In 2014, they're elected government and put in a western sympathetic government.
Russia then has to go into Crimea because they have a port. It's their only warm water port, and they know the new government that we just installed is gonna invite the US Navy into their port. So Russia then went into Crimea without firing a shot because the people of Crimea are Russian. Then the new Ukrainian government we installed started killing ethnic Russians in Donbas and Lugans, and they voted to leave and join Russia. Putin said, I don't want them.
Let's give them protection and give them semi autonomy and make an agreement to keep NATO out of Ukraine. That treaty was written by Germany, France, Russia, and England, the Minsk Accords. And the Ukrainian parliament, which is controlled by ultra rightists, and that's a nice way of of talking about them, refused to sign it. Zelenskyy runs in 2019. He's an actor.
Why did he get elected? With 70% of the vote, because he promised to sign the Minsk Accords. He promised peace. He gets in there, and he pivots. Nobody can explain why, but we know why.
Because he was threatened with death by ultra rightists in his government and a withdrawal of support by The United States by Victoria Nguyen, who's the leading the economy state department. We told them he could not sign. So then the Russians go in. They don't send a big army. They only send 40,000 people.
It's a nation of 44,000,000 people. They clearly do not intend to conquer Ukraine, but they want us back at the negotiating table. We won't allow Zelensky to go back. So he goes to Israel and Turkey and says, will you please help me negotiate a treaty? The Russians just want a guarantee that Ukraine won't join NATO.
Zelensky signs a treaty. Putin's people signed the treaty, and Putin starts withdrawing the Russian troops in good faith. And what happens? Joe Biden sends Boris Johnson, the British prime minister, over to Ukraine in April and forces him to tear up the treaty. And since then, 450,000 kids have died who none of them should have died.
For every one Russian that dies, five to eight Ukrainians died, they don't have any men left. You know, we're giving them all these weapons, but they don't have men left. It's catastrophe, and we look kinda like the aggressor. That's the way the rest of the world sees us.
@blackhawkce457 - J Hans
Good morning from Georgia! ☕️ These aged well didn’t they? https://t.co/gVHJkY8Oz2
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Donald Trump will not become president. It's guaranteed he won't hold that office again. Some believe he could make America great, but I think that's as likely as dinosaurs arriving on spaceships.
Despite his claims of running for president as a Republican, it feels more like a joke than a serious campaign.
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Speaker 0: Donald Trump will not become president. He's not gonna be president. He is not Donald Trump is not gonna be president of the United States. Take it to the bank. I guarantee it.
Alright. Alright. You think if he's becomes the president, he'll make make it great because the states is already I think that man will be president of the United States right about the time that spaceships come down filled with dinosaurs and red cakes. Not like Tom. Take it from me.
How about that? And then, of course, there's Donald Trump. Donald Trump has been saying that he will run for president as a Republican, which is surprising since I just assumed he was running as a joke.
@blackhawkce457 - J Hans
The Biden administration keeps claiming that inflation was out of control when they took office but it wasn’t. It was 1.4%. Biden was 100% the cause of the highest inflation in 40 years. https://t.co/izEmemtSiD
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The President mentioned that inflation was high when he took office, but it was actually 1.4% in January 2021. The pandemic and supply chain disruptions caused inflation to rise globally. The situation worsened due to Russia's war in Ukraine. The President took action to address supply chain issues, like releasing oil reserves. Progress has been made in lowering costs and managing inflation since then.
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Speaker 0: Yesterday in the Rose Garden, the president said that when when he came into office, inflation was skyrocketing. But, it was 1.4% in January of 2021, and that was the 11th consecutive month at that time, under 2%. So was the president misleading Americans?
Speaker 1: So when the president took office, and you know this, there was a pandemic. It was closing down businesses, closing down schools. And so it was drastically disrupting the supply chain. Let's not forget about that. And so that's what was going on.
And that caused inflation around the world to increase. We know that. And then further increasing inflation was the Russia's war, Russia's war in Ukraine. And in fact, many other countries are even worse off because of that, because of what we've seen with Russia's war. So the President took historic action to deal with the disruption of the supply chain.
Let's not forget what he did with the strategic petroleum reserve. And so we have made progress in lowering costs. We've made progress in dealing with inflation. But that's what was happening when we walked in. The pandemic, the disruption of the supply chain, all of these things were happening when the President took office.
@blackhawkce457 - J Hans
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Hello, friend! It's nice to see you again. I didn't expect you to be here.
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Speaker 0: My friend. Hi. Hello, It is good to see you again. I've never expected I don't know. Get out of the way.
@blackhawkce457 - J Hans
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@blackhawkce457 - J Hans
Are you living a life of quiet desperation? https://t.co/84RTdmD5kD
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Most men live lives of quiet desperation due to bills and commitments. Financial obligations like rent, car payments, and feeding a family can trap people in a cycle of monotony. Opportunities for change are more abundant when one is young and free from responsibilities. However, as responsibilities accumulate, taking the safe path often leads to feeling stuck and unfulfilled. Making a change requires careful planning, saving money, and dedicating all waking hours to plotting an escape from a dissatisfying job. It is crucial to acknowledge the mistakes that led to being stuck and approach the situation with a sense of urgency and determination.
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Speaker 0: Most men live lives of quiet desperation. It's one of my favorite quotes ever because it's true. It's true. And I've been that guy. Oh my god.
You just you're just in this world where you just can't wait to just run away.
Speaker 1: And how do people get stuck there?
Speaker 0: Bills.
Speaker 1: Bills. Like financial bills?
Speaker 0: Mhmm. Yeah. Bills and commitment. You you have an apartment you have to pay for. You have a car you leased.
You have a wife that you have to feed. You have a child you have to raise. You have to you have your mortgage. You have your this. You have your that.
And that's where it all comes from.
Speaker 1: Where do you think opportunity plays into that?
Speaker 0: Well, the opportunity takes place usually when you're young and you don't have any responsibility. That that's when you have your options. Well, your options are really limited the more you gather Right. Responsibilities. You have to take a path that's dangerous.
And most people wanna take the safe path. The safe path leaves you stuck in quiet desperation almost every time. It's hell. Selling insurance or some other shit that you care zero about.
Speaker 1: But can people just make that change? I mean, look. I believe they can.
Speaker 0: But you have to plan it out. The way change is you have to put aside enough money to give yourself a window, and then you have to have a plan, and you have to spend all your waking hours outside of whatever shit job you do planning your escape. And you have to come to the realization very clearly that you fucked up and you got yourself stuck. So whatever you're doing, you have to do it like your life depends on it.
@blackhawkce457 - J Hans
I’m tired of paying for everyone everywhere, while we suffer. @AndyFrisellaCEO https://t.co/NQghXZ3xyr
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I'm tired of how American citizens are treated like slaves. We're told to work hard and give up half our money, which is then mismanaged or sent overseas. Other countries don't work for our benefit, but we finance their well-being. It's time for people to wake up and say no more.
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Speaker 0: Here's what I'm tired of. I am tired the American people are the biggest slaves of any citizenship in the entire world. Let me tell you why. Because the American people are the only people that are told, go work super hard, go go take a massive amount of your life, and we're gonna take at least half your money. Alright?
And then when we take half your money, we're going to send it overseas, or we're going to mismanage it, or we're going to steal it, or we're going to funnel it back into Our political contributions, and we're going to send it over here for quote, unquote aid. Okay? Where's our motherfucking aid? Where's our aid from from Kuwait Or any of these other rich countries to fix our homeless problem. You ever noticed that none of the other citizens on the planet work so So that we can have a better here in America, it's always the other way around, why the fuck are we, the citizens of the United States of America, financing The well-being of every other country in this planet.
Okay? Until people wake up to that and say no more, shit's gonna continue.