Haloski said:
This war is the longest 3 days since McConaughey went to that planet near the black hole in Interstellar.
Aunburdened said:Haloski said:
This war is the longest 3 days since McConaughey went to that planet near the black hole in Interstellar.
Imagine Biden voters trying to declare victory in this thread in 2025
Haloski said:Aunburdened said:Haloski said:
This war is the longest 3 days since McConaughey went to that planet near the black hole in Interstellar.
Imagine Biden voters trying to declare victory in this thread in 2025
Imagining that seems to be exactly what you're doing. I didn't vote for Biden.
Aunburdened said:Haloski said:
This war is the longest 3 days since McConaughey went to that planet near the black hole in Interstellar.
Imagine Biden voters trying to declare victory in this thread in 2025
The exchange was 1,000 Ukrainian bodies for 26 Russian bodies. https://t.co/PFX0AQii7Y pic.twitter.com/NoETcLB5ox
— AMK Mapping 🇳🇿 (@AMK_Mapping_) December 19, 2025
UK: MI6 chief Blaise Metreweli openly signaled covert UK action against Russia in support of Ukraine, invoking SOE style audacity and calculated risks. After Canada’s war talk, escalation rhetoric is spreading fast.
— @amuse (@amuse) December 19, 2025
Metreweli explained the UK will counter Russian hybrid tactics… pic.twitter.com/y4YNBOhOUJ
Oh look,here we have John McCain, just flown in on USAID’s tab, standing on Maidan Square in 2013, yelling at Ukrainians to rise up against their own elected president.
— Richard (@ricwe123) December 20, 2025
A US senator on stage, meddling in another country’s politics, fanning the flames of a coup.
But sure,… pic.twitter.com/jvqR9dwoIC
That moment when EU politicians were stirring up hatred at the Maidan Square in 2014...... pic.twitter.com/X8iH5NJ7jO
— Richard (@ricwe123) December 20, 2025
Cal88 said:That moment when EU politicians were stirring up hatred at the Maidan Square in 2014...... pic.twitter.com/X8iH5NJ7jO
— Richard (@ricwe123) December 20, 2025
U.S. intelligence warns Putin intends to seize all of Ukraine and reclaim parts of Europe once under Soviet control — Reuters
— NewsWire (@NewsWire_US) December 20, 2025
sycasey said:
Well, I guess we'll see who's right!U.S. intelligence warns Putin intends to seize all of Ukraine and reclaim parts of Europe once under Soviet control — Reuters
— NewsWire (@NewsWire_US) December 20, 2025
bearister said:sycasey said:
Well, I guess we'll see who's right!U.S. intelligence warns Putin intends to seize all of Ukraine and reclaim parts of Europe once under Soviet control — Reuters
— NewsWire (@NewsWire_US) December 20, 2025
Tulsi better bury that intel.
Deep State warmongers and their Propaganda Media are again trying to undermine President Trump’s efforts to bring peace to Ukraine—and indeed Europe—by falsely claiming that the ‘U.S. intelligence community’ agrees to and supports EU/NATO viewpoint that Russia’s aim is to…
— Tulsi Gabbard 🌺 (@TulsiGabbard) December 20, 2025
sycasey said:
Well, I guess we'll see who's right!U.S. intelligence warns Putin intends to seize all of Ukraine and reclaim parts of Europe once under Soviet control — Reuters
— NewsWire (@NewsWire_US) December 20, 2025
The brazen fabrication of the Russiagate hoax by the US intelligence community and their media partners for purely political ends (all of which was visible from the start) was and is the only genuine scandal involving Trump and the Kremlin: https://t.co/M4p3knviYx
— Glenn Greenwald (@ggreenwald) July 23, 2025
“All the hallmarks of a Russian disinformation operation.”
— Western Lensman (@WesternLensman) June 4, 2024
Now being admitted into evidence in Hunter’s own trial.
Will they ever be held accountable? pic.twitter.com/igb65od6IS
Aunburdened said:sycasey said:
Well, I guess we'll see who's right!U.S. intelligence warns Putin intends to seize all of Ukraine and reclaim parts of Europe once under Soviet control — Reuters
— NewsWire (@NewsWire_US) December 20, 2025
Good thing our intelligence services always tell the truth, particularly when it comes to Putin and Russia.
Some awesome Putin-Bush stuff here by @NSArchive: https://t.co/FTiyB5SaVB
— Dmitry Stefanovich (@KomissarWhipla) December 23, 2025
Quote:
The documents show that Russian president Putin was Bush's close ally in 2001 with their shared anti-terrorism focus, Putin's on Chechnya and Bush's on Al-Qaeda, to the point that Bush exclaimed "You're the type of guy I like to have in the foxhole with me."
But by the end of Bush's time in office, Putin had aired his severe criticisms of U.S. policies such as invading Iraq and expanding NATO in multiple venues including the famous Munich speech in 2007.
But most of all this: pic.twitter.com/ubejv0ebqn
— Dmitry Stefanovich (@KomissarWhipla) December 23, 2025
Quote:
Putin: Okay. Now I'd like to repeat what I said to Condi and Gates in Moscow on NATO enlargement. It won't be new to you and I don't expect a response. I just want to say it out loud. I'd like to emphasize accession to NATO of a country like Ukraine will create for the long-term a field of conflict for you and us, long-term confrontation.
Bush: Why?
the number of Russian casualties throughout the full-scale war [illegal war in Ukraine] at 1,118,000, higher than the entire size of its army before the full-scale invasion. https://t.co/LAla2snMPn
— John Spencer (@SpencerGuard) December 23, 2025
I was in Ukraine last month when the new round of peace talks kicked off. I arrived not knowing what to think about the country or the war; I left deeply moved by the Ukrainians and hoping my own government wouldn't sell them down the river.
— Park MacDougald (@hpmcd1) December 18, 2025
Me for @tabletmag…
sycasey said:I was in Ukraine last month when the new round of peace talks kicked off. I arrived not knowing what to think about the country or the war; I left deeply moved by the Ukrainians and hoping my own government wouldn't sell them down the river.
— Park MacDougald (@hpmcd1) December 18, 2025
Me for @tabletmag…
Quote:
Editorially, Tablet favors a pro-Israel conservative perspective such as this The Most Legitimate State on Earth. Further, they promote Zionism in articles like The Price of Being a Zionist Woman on Twitter. When reporting on USA politics, they were never a fan of former President Trump; however, they frequently report negatively on President Joe Biden, Biden Blames the Jews for His Ukraine Policy and Don't Believe Your Lying Eyesor Joe Biden's Big Mouth. Finally, when covering Covid-19 matters, they hold strong right-leaning opinions, such as How the CDC Abandoned Science. In general, Tablet Magazine has a right-leaning editorial bias and is mostly factual in reporting.
If they want to wrap up the war, that's their prerogative, but they would be delusional to believe that will help them avoid becoming an "international pariah," or that the condemnation of them has anything to do with their behavior.
— Park MacDougald (@hpmcd1) July 31, 2025
Israel has become the star player in the… https://t.co/kvhWKvyNsL
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Israel has become the star player in the same neurotic Western ideological drama that we saw grip the US in summer 2020. The drama has Western roots and is *about* Western domestic politics, not anything happening in the Middle East.
The basic structure is the left-wing "white supremacy" narrativethe Israelis have agency and moral responsibility because they are "white," the Palestinians have none because they are nonwhite. Thus the toothlessness of asking why people don't "blame Hamas" or whatever. For Western progressives, that would be like blaming a dog instead of its owner.
Think of the drama over policing here from 2015-2020. No matter what insane **** some black perp did to provoke a response from a white cop, it was always packaged in the media as an ideologically loaded narrative about the made-up problems of "white supremacy" and "systemic racism." It was always the white cop's "fault," the "solution" was always attacking and weakening the police, and anybody observing that the factual basis of the narrative was flawed, or that the solutions wouldn't work, was subject to character assassination, social shunning, and in some cases professional consequences.
Saying now, from the vantage point of 2025, that progressive arguments about white supremacy (or COVID, MeToo, whatever) were "wrong" is to miss the point. These were political campaigns designed to produce political outcomes i.e., using racial resentment as an organizing tool to mobilize Democratic Party constituencies, demonizing white people and supposedly "white" institutions as proxies for the Republican Party and its voters, fracturing the GOP coalition by encouraging defections among elites vulnerable to elite shaming, raising costs of being seen to support "racist" GOP, getting inside GOP's OODA loop, etc.
It's the same now, with the difference being that there's a influential faction of the "New Right" / MAGA influencer world that sees its own domestic angle in joining the op, and has layered all sorts of paranoid fantasies about international Jewish power and rule-by-blackmail-and-conspiracy on top of the basic leftist narrative. A ceasefire in Gaza won't change any of that.
Aunburdened said:sycasey said:I was in Ukraine last month when the new round of peace talks kicked off. I arrived not knowing what to think about the country or the war; I left deeply moved by the Ukrainians and hoping my own government wouldn't sell them down the river.
— Park MacDougald (@hpmcd1) December 18, 2025
Me for @tabletmag…
LOL that you are so desperate for pro-Ukraine war propaganda that you've turned to Tablet magazine, a right-wing Jewish publication.
https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/tablet-magazine/Quote:
Editorially, Tablet favors a pro-Israel conservative perspective such as this The Most Legitimate State on Earth. Further, they promote Zionism in articles like The Price of Being a Zionist Woman on Twitter. When reporting on USA politics, they were never a fan of former President Trump; however, they frequently report negatively on President Joe Biden, Biden Blames the Jews for His Ukraine Policy and Don't Believe Your Lying Eyesor Joe Biden's Big Mouth. Finally, when covering Covid-19 matters, they hold strong right-leaning opinions, such as How the CDC Abandoned Science. In general, Tablet Magazine has a right-leaning editorial bias and is mostly factual in reporting.
Here's what the author of your piece (which I doubt you read) believes.If they want to wrap up the war, that's their prerogative, but they would be delusional to believe that will help them avoid becoming an "international pariah," or that the condemnation of them has anything to do with their behavior.
— Park MacDougald (@hpmcd1) July 31, 2025
Israel has become the star player in the… https://t.co/kvhWKvyNsLQuote:
Israel has become the star player in the same neurotic Western ideological drama that we saw grip the US in summer 2020. The drama has Western roots and is *about* Western domestic politics, not anything happening in the Middle East. The basic structure is the left-wing "white supremacy" narrativethe Israelis have agency and moral responsibility because they are "white," the Palestinians have none because they are nonwhite. Thus the toothlessness of asking why people don't "blame Hamas" or whatever. For Western progressives, that would be like blaming a dog instead of its owner. Think of the drama over policing here from 2015-2020. No matter what insane **** some black perp did to provoke a response from a white cop, it was always packaged in the media as an ideologically loaded narrative about the made-up problems of "white supremacy" and "systemic racism." It was always the white cop's "fault," the "solution" was always attacking and weakening the police, and anybody observing that the factual basis of the narrative was flawed, or that the solutions wouldn't work, was subject to character assassination, social shunning, and in some cases professional consequences. Saying now, from the vantage point of 2025, that progressive arguments about white supremacy (or COVID, MeToo, whatever) were "wrong" is to miss the point. These were political campaigns designed to produce political outcomesi.e., using racial resentment as an organizing tool to mobilize Democratic Party constituencies, demonizing white people and supposedly "white" institutions as proxies for the Republican Party and its voters, fracturing the GOP coalition by encouraging defections among elites vulnerable to elite shaming, raising costs of being seen to support "racist" GOP, getting inside GOP's OODA loop, etc. It's the same now, with the difference being that there's a influential faction of the "New Right" / MAGA influencer world that sees its own domestic angle in joining the op, and has layered all sorts of paranoid fantasies about international Jewish power and rule-by-blackmail-and-conspiracy on top of the basic leftist narrative. A ceasefire in Gaza won't change any of that.
sycasey said:the number of Russian casualties throughout the full-scale war [illegal war in Ukraine] at 1,118,000, higher than the entire size of its army before the full-scale invasion. https://t.co/LAla2snMPn
— John Spencer (@SpencerGuard) December 23, 2025
Quote:
According to The Financial Times, in 2015, The Telegraph urged its readers to vote Conservative via email from its editor Chris Evans. As a result, the paper was fined 30,000 by the data regulator, the independent office that regulates the organization's data use. Further, The Telegraph is strongly biased in favor of the Conservative party, earning the nickname "Daily Torygraph."
During the 2017 elections, The Telegraph backed Theresa May ( Prime Minister and Leader of the Conservative Party since 2016): "Vote Conservative for an independent, prosperous Britain." Here is a quote from the article demonstrating conservative bias "Only Theresa May has the attitude and the experience necessary to get the job done and to get it done in the cleanest, most comprehensive way. Jeremy Corbyn is not only incompetent and wrongheaded but dangerous." They also publish articles strongly biased against the Labor party such as this: "A Corbyn government would be a calamity everything else is just noise."
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The Telegraph regularly utilizes emotionally loaded language in their headlines and sources poorly through quotations or self-referral sourcing. They also routinely publish clickbait tabloid-style news such as "Is this workout the secret to Jennifer Aniston's youthful physique at 50?" and crime stories in their News section: "Libby Squire suspect charged with stealing sex toys and knickers from other women months before the disappearance of student."
In the past, The Telegraph issued an apology letter to Melania Trump for publishing false statements regarding her family and her modeling career and also agreed to pay substantial damages' over the article they published about the First Lady. Further, a Reuters institute survey found that 43% of respondents trust their news coverage and 22% do not, ranking them #9 in trust of the major UK news providers.
Failed Fact Checks
- The U.K's independent fact-checker, Full Fact, has found several false claims by The Telegraph. Climate Feedback has also found misleading information regarding human-influenced climate change.
- The number of children receiving benefits for autism and ADHD has increased by 200,000 since the pandemic. False
“That Israel is perpetrating a “genocide” in Gaza is a preposterous lie, easily disprovable to anyone not determined to believe it, but a shocking number of academics, intellectuals, Hollywood actors and Democratic politicians accept the claim without qualm.” @WSJ I am an…
— John Spencer (@SpencerGuard) December 24, 2025
Aunburdened said:sycasey said:the number of Russian casualties throughout the full-scale war [illegal war in Ukraine] at 1,118,000, higher than the entire size of its army before the full-scale invasion. https://t.co/LAla2snMPn
— John Spencer (@SpencerGuard) December 23, 2025
The replies to that Telegraph UK tweet are excellent. Thanks for linking it!
Your pro-Ukraine war sources continue to get weaker and weaker.
https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/daily-telegraph/Quote:
According to The Financial Times, in 2015, The Telegraph urged its readers to vote Conservative via email from its editor Chris Evans. As a result, the paper was fined 30,000 by the data regulator, the independent office that regulates the organization's data use. Further, The Telegraph is strongly biased in favor of the Conservative party, earning the nickname "Daily Torygraph."
During the 2017 elections, The Telegraph backed Theresa May ( Prime Minister and Leader of the Conservative Party since 2016): "Vote Conservative for an independent, prosperous Britain." Here is a quote from the article demonstrating conservative bias "Only Theresa May has the attitude and the experience necessary to get the job done and to get it done in the cleanest, most comprehensive way. Jeremy Corbyn is not only incompetent and wrongheaded but dangerous." They also publish articles strongly biased against the Labor party such as this: "A Corbyn government would be a calamity everything else is just noise."Quote:
The Telegraph regularly utilizes emotionally loaded language in their headlines and sources poorly through quotations or self-referral sourcing. They also routinely publish clickbait tabloid-style news such as "Is this workout the secret to Jennifer Aniston's youthful physique at 50?" and crime stories in their News section: "Libby Squire suspect charged with stealing sex toys and knickers from other women months before the disappearance of student."
In the past, The Telegraph issued an apology letter to Melania Trump for publishing false statements regarding her family and her modeling career and also agreed to pay substantial damages' over the article they published about the First Lady. Further, a Reuters institute survey found that 43% of respondents trust their news coverage and 22% do not, ranking them #9 in trust of the major UK news providers.
Failed Fact Checks
- The U.K's independent fact-checker, Full Fact, has found several false claims by The Telegraph. Climate Feedback has also found misleading information regarding human-influenced climate change.
- The number of children receiving benefits for autism and ADHD has increased by 200,000 since the pandemic. False
Also, John Spencer, the original tweeter has this tweet.“That Israel is perpetrating a “genocide” in Gaza is a preposterous lie, easily disprovable to anyone not determined to believe it, but a shocking number of academics, intellectuals, Hollywood actors and Democratic politicians accept the claim without qualm.” @WSJ I am an…
— John Spencer (@SpencerGuard) December 24, 2025
Christmas humiliation for Putin as Ukraine takes control of Kupyansk https://t.co/n6v9IlWnJE
— Sir William Browder KCMG (@Billbrowder) December 25, 2025
Putin didn't invade Ukraine because of NATO enlargement. He opposed NATO enlargement because he planned to invade Ukraine. https://t.co/OiuNVtgcH3
— Konstantin Sonin (@k_sonin) December 26, 2025
Putin has the same view of Ukraine as British imperialism had of Ireland before 1921... yet sections of the far left essentially support him? 🤷🏻♂️ This from 2008 shows his mindset has never really changed - but the Ukrainian people did 🇬🇧🇺🇦🇪🇺 pic.twitter.com/I4g4Tgxghw
— Paul Mason (@paulmasonnews) December 25, 2025
Footage from Kyiv shows the moment a drone strikes a residential high rise in the Pozniaky district. Another direct and deliberate attack on civilian housing. https://t.co/g0wbkEOxmE pic.twitter.com/3PGiq1mzUd
— NOELREPORTS 🇪🇺 🇺🇦 (@NOELreports) December 27, 2025
“Russia remains fully committed to achieving peace in Ukraine” — Steve Witkoff. https://t.co/qQIhheKld0
— Ostap Yarysh (@OstapYarysh) December 27, 2025
Cal88 said:
Haven't watched that vid yet, but this source is pretty reliable and politically unbiased, here is his recent coverage on Kupyansk:
