Another Putin Disaster
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UPDATED: Wednesday, August 26, 2026 22:07
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Republican Senator Will Vote No On Adding Sweden And Finland To NATO
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Signym kiki, can_you_see_me_laughing. I told you so, again and again. This shits just too fucking funny.
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Putin’s Pals Furious Younger Russians Don’t Want to Die in Ukraine
As Russia’s invasion of Ukraine marches on, there is a dark undercurrent of waning public support—and it’s coming through even on tightly-controlled state television. In the first days of the bloody war, the public was promised a quick victory due to the superiority of Russia’s military. Instead, the Kremlin’s offensive has been plagued by heavy losses and equipment deficiencies, to the point that state TV pundits publicly contemplate seeking aid and assistance from other pariah states—including Iran and North Korea.
Russia has reportedly been involved in discussions with Iran to purchase their military drones, due to the severe shortage of its own unmanned aerial vehicles. During Thursday’s broadcast of the state TV show 60 Minutes, military expert Igor Korotchenko suggested that North Koreans could help rebuild destroyed Ukrainian regions and join Russia’s military ranks. Conversations about legalizing the participation of foreign fighters alongside Russian forces have been a recurring topic in state media, and for a good reason: everyday citizens are less than enthusiastic about the prospect of going to war or dying for Putin. That doesn’t sit well with top pro-Kremlin propagandists, such as state TV host Vladimir Solovyov—twice formally recognized by Russian President Vladimir Putin for his services in the benefit of the Fatherland.
During Thursday’s broadcast of his show, The Evening With Vladimir Solovyov, the host complained: “It irritates me that our society doesn’t understand that a watershed moment is currently taking place. We either stand up, build up and end up on another level, or simply cease to exist.” His guest, political scientist Alexander Kamkin, concurred and suggested that a “cultural special operation” be conducted in Russia.
The Kremlin’s tight control over the information disseminated to the public has failed to curtail access to outside sources, with tensions rising to such a boiling point that on Monday during Solovyov’s show, convicted Russian agent Maria Butina suggested jailing parents whose children use VPN to access foreign media. The host was likewise disappointed with the younger generation’s lackluster involvement in Putin’s war, complaining: “People who are planning to join [the military] are mainly of the same age as me, some are a bit younger... That is the generation that was raised on Soviet movies, Soviet literature and values. But the very young people I talk to, they faint if they cut their finger—and they see that as their democratic values... The special military operation is our Rubicon. I get the feeling that many here still can’t grasp it.”
Writer Zakhar Prilepin, who is wanted by Ukraine’s SBU security service on charges of “taking part in the activity of a terrorist organization” for his involvement in Russia’s war crimes in Ukraine, added: “We really need volunteers, we aren’t hiding that. We need to replenish dislodged personnel. Meanwhile, the topic of death is silenced. The topic of perishing is curtailed. In a society motivated by comfort, you can’t talk about death. Everyone is expected to go to war, win and come back alive. Better yet, not to go in the first place. Let me remind you that the Charter of the Imperial Army included in plain language: if you have three adversaries, go to war and advance, kill all three. If you have ten, then defend yourself. If your death has come, then die. It’s written very plainly: ‘Soldier, death is part of your job. It is part of your duty and your contract with the government.’ The same principles were adopted by [Joseph] Stalin, who had an Orthodox Christian education.”
Prilepin recited the lyrics of an old Soviet song, entitled “In the woods at the frontline”: “If you hav
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Nobody cares.
Once Biden*'s Natural Gas prices kick in this winter, even less than nobody is going to care.
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Falsus in unum, falsus in omnibus
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Why so involved with Putin and Russia, THUGR? It's a question I ask myself often.
One would almost think he's YOUR President and it's YOUR country.
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Pity would be no more,
If we did not MAKE someone poor - William Blake
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Originally posted by SignyM:
Why so involved with Putin and Russia, THUGR? It's a question I ask myself often.
One would almost think he's YOUR President and it's YOUR country.
Why are you so involved with defending Putin and Russia, comrade signym? It's a question some here often ask you. It appears to us he is your president and Russia is your country.
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Originally posted by SignyM:
Why so involved with Putin and Russia, THUGR? It's a question I ask myself often.
One would almost think he's YOUR President and it's YOUR country.
Why are you so involved with defending Putin and Russia, comrade signym? It's a question some here often ask you. It appears to us he is your president and Russia is your country.
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Dude. You've got a 50 IQ. You're basically living in an alternate reality.
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Falsus in unum, falsus in omnibus
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Eying Russia, Pentagon to send Ukraine counter-drone, electronic warfare equipment
WASHINGTON, June 11 (Reuters) - The Pentagon announced on Friday a new package of $150 million in military assistance for Ukraine that will include counter-artillery radar, electronic warfare equipment and counter-drone technology, bolstering Kyiv amid elevated tensions with Moscow
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I keep reading how Putin did this or said that before this upcoming summit with Biden to send him a scary message. Don’t fuck with me.
Yet I see its Biden who's smacking Putin down at every turn. Not the other way around. This headline is a case in point. It's a major smackdown. Biden has the same effect on Signym and 1kiki as well. The have no push back to suggest Putty is the dominant force.
tick tock putty
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Can_you_see_me_laughing comrade signym?
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The Russian Black Sea Fleet was hit at it's moorings in Sevastopol Today as a Suicide drone came hurdling down. The Russian Black Sea Fleet is now not only in danger at sea but also in danger at it's home port.
Meanwhile a Russian leader's daughter was killed in an assasination attempt in Moscow today, as a car bomb went off. In the frontlines from Kharkiv to Bakhmut there has been sizable action today, although the Kherson Front as well as the entire southern front has gone without even a notion of video evidence depicting the fighting.
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Ukraine is toast bud.
And nobody cares.
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Attempts to replace McDonald's and Starbucks in Russia are failing. Tasteless milkshakes, mold in burgers, cockroaches on the floor - hundreds of devastating reviews of Russian analogues of world-famous restaurant brands appear on the Internet.
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