Another Putin Disaster
POSTED BY: THGRRI
UPDATED: Wednesday, August 26, 2026 22:07
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Why are you so deeply attracted to Putin that you can't go a single day without thinking of him?
You're his most extreme fan here.
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Quote:No, it's not. Why don't you try explaining in your own words instead of reaching for a stupid video that doesn't even say what you want it to say? I mean, did you even WATCH it?
1KIKI: Because the US has a KEY INTEREST in defending US borders!!! ... with Ukraine (check out any map!!! Ukraine is right there, bordering the US!) ... and isn't just provoking Russia ...
THUGR: Nope, we have a key interest in defending democracies against dictatorships.
SIGNY: Why?
That is, assuming that Ukraine even qualifies as a "democracy", that is; and that Russia qualifies as a "dictatorship".
THUGR: It's obvious isn't it.
The reporter even noted the "far right" (ie Nazi) presence in the Ukrainian nationalist crowd, and admitted that most Crimeans were happy that Russia took over.
So maybe you should make a more convincing argument.
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Pity would be no more,
If we did not MAKE men poor - William Blake
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Go Joe...
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Earth to THUGR: In what world does Biden* getting his head blown off by Putin, who appears to be holding all the cards, qualify as a "Putin disaster"?
Looks more like a Biden* disaster, to me. Unless you count Biden* braggadoccio/suicide as some sort of success, that is?
Again, like your video, the cartoon doesn't say what you think it does. Maybe you should understand your cartoons and videos before you post them?
Not BTW that I agree with the cartoon, just pointing out your general lack of understanding.
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Pity would be no more,
If we did not MAKE men poor - William Blake
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Originally posted by SIGNYM:
Earth to THUGR: In what world does Biden* getting his head blown off by Putin, who appears to be holding all the cards, qualify as a "Putin disaster"?
Looks more like a Biden* disaster, to me. Unless you count Biden* braggadoccio/suicide as some sort of success, that is?
Again, like your video, the cartoon doesn't say what you think it does. Maybe you should understand your cartoons and videos before you post them?
Not BTW that I agree with the cartoon, just pointing out your general lack of understanding.
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Pity would be no more,
If we did not MAKE men poor - William Blake
So why doesn't he then? No balls?
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Do you WANT a war with Russia? Because it is a war we would lose, no matter what the arena and whether conventional or nuclear. (Of course, in a nuclear war, we ALL lose, so... no winners there!)
Maybe Putin isn't as warlike as YOU are, THUGR, bc you seem pretty itchy to pull triggers. He's probably a better person than you are. You're just a hyperagressive asshole who seems to think that mindlessly picking fights "proves something".
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Pity would be no more,
If we did not MAKE men poor - William Blake
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Originally posted by SIGNYM:
Do you WANT a war with Russia? Because it is a war we would lose, no matter what the arena and whether conventional or nuclear. (Of course, in a nuclear war, we ALL lose, so... no winners there!)
Maybe Putin isn't as warlike as YOU are, THUGR, bc you seem pretty itchy to pull triggers. He's probably a better person than you are. You're just a hyperagressive asshole who seems to think that mindlessly picking fights "proves something".
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Pity would be no more,
If we did not MAKE men poor - William Blake
That’s funny Polish Russian Collaborator Signym. Very funny indeed.
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Kazakhstan: Dozens of protesters reported killed as Russia-led military alliance heads to the country
Dozens of protesters were killed and hundreds injured during clashes in Kazakhstan, a police official from the largest city Almaty said Thursday, as troops from a Russian-led military alliance of post-Soviet states begin their operations in the Central Asian country to help quell the unrest.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/kazakhstan-dozens-of-protesters-r
eported-killed-as-russia-led-military-alliance-heads-to-the-country/ar-AASuSoR?ocid=msedgntp
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These are not "protesters", and this is not a "protest".
It is an armed insurrection.
Those killed were armed groups attacking police stations.
Having watched videos of the insurrection, I can tell you what I did NOT see:
I did NOT see masses of people in the tens or hundreds of thousands pouring through the streets.
What I saw were small groups of well-armed young men attacking government buildings and looting stores. What MAY have started out as a protest against LPG price hikes has apparently been hijacked by a much smaller, armed group dedicated to overthrowing the government. So far, I see no evidence of broad, popular support.
Calling these "protests" is a much a perversion of reality as calling Jan 6 a "coup attempt".
Once again, you should be ashamed of being taken in by spin, but I know you're too dunderheaded to be embarrassed by your own gullibilty.
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Pity would be no more,
If we did not MAKE men poor - William Blake
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Quote:
Originally posted by SIGNYM:
These are not "protesters", and this is not a "protest".
It is an armed insurrection.
Those killed were armed groups attacking police stations.
Having watched videos of the insurrection, I can tell you what I did NOT see:
I did NOT see masses of people in the tens or hundreds of thousands pouring through the streets.
What I saw were small groups of well-armed young men attacking government buildings and looting stores. What MAY have started out as a protest against LPG price hikes has apparently been hijacked by a much smaller, armed group dedicated to overthrowing the government. So far, I see no evidence of broad, popular support.
Calling these "protests" is a much a perversion of reality as calling Jan 6 a "coup attempt".
Once again, you should be ashamed of being taken in by spin, but I know you're too dunderheaded to be embarrassed by your own gullibilty.
Putin’s Next Door Nightmare Just Came True Right Under His Nose
As the country’s rich elite took off in their private jets, the “revolution”—sparked in part by hiked up fuel prices—showed no signs of slowing down. Protesters have set administrative buildings on fire in several big cities across the country, disarmed cops, torn epaulets off of police uniforms, and demanded an end to the three-decade-long career of Nursultan Nazarbayev, the powerful head of the country’s National Security Council and a long-time Putin ally.
Meanwhile, Kremlin’s state TV channels—wary of the fact that the protests are a living nightmare for President Vladimir Putin—failed to translate the demonstrators’ chants. The Kazakh protestors may have been all too direct in their message to Nazarbayev for Russian airwaves, as they demanded that he “Shal ket!”(Get out, old man!).
Moscow descends into a panic every time such protests threaten to end old regimes, and has done so ever since Hillary Clinton called for the U.S. to “figure out effective ways to slow down or prevent” Putin’s efforts to re-Sovietize former USSR territories like Kazakhstan. After Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev dismissed Nazarbayev from the top position at the National Security Council on Wednesday, there was no doubt left that the old regime, including Putin’s closest ally in the country, had fallen.
“This is the last day of the Soviet Union; today is the day when the USSR has finally died,” a pro-Kremlin expert on Central Asia, Yuriy Krupnov, told The Daily Beast.
A sure-fire sign of Moscow's concern about Kazakhstan emerged on Wednesday when the chairman of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CTSO)—a military alliance led by Russia that includes Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, and Tajikistan—declared it would send troops at Tokayev's request to "to assist Kazakhstan in overcoming this terrorist threat."
Ah shucks...
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Originally posted by 1KIKI:
Putin never wanted Ukraine. It's a garbage dump full of westerners and oligarch rats gnawing whatever flesh is left.
Oh, btw - Chernobyl? That's Ukraine, not Russia, fyi. Another oozing festering Ukrainian rot.
Britain warns Russia over Ukraine: we're working on high-impact sanctions
LONDON (Reuters) -Britain warned Moscow on Thursday that it was working with Western partners on high-impact sanctions targetting Russia's financial sector should it invade Ukraine.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/britain-warns-russia-over-ukraine
-we-re-working-on-high-impact-sanctions/ar-AASuPNw?ocid=msedgntp
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