Wag The Dog

Democrats Political Animal Putin 35 Comments

Greg Pollowitz;

Summary: Ukraine is important because we need to protect NATO members who buy all their energy from Russia from Russian aggression in Ukraine that’s funded by NATO members buying all their energy from Russia.

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Trigger warning: The Western “anti-disinfo” industry can go hang it: Putin is telling the truth.

35 Replies to “Wag The Dog”

  1. Ukraine is important because Bribing Joe Biden is owned by those who paid him and his family to do as they want. Zero experience Hunter worked for Ukraine and 10% Joe needs to come through on those payments now.

    Besides in a war with a world power Russia who has the worlds largest atomic Arsenal and unstoppable hypersonic missiles what’s the worst that could happen?

    With a failure as big as war with Russia would be who will care about Joe’s other failures like empty shelves, inflation, loosing a war to cave men in Afghanistan and not being able to complete sentences.

    1. There won’t actually be a war with Russia. Not really. There’s no way for the globalists to win it short of conquering Russia.

      The love-gift of enough nukes to destroy the world several times over that the globalists stupidly gave the Soviet Union says that won’t happen.

      If Zelensky is daft enough to order “Ukrainian” troops to resist the Russians, the ones daft enough not to mutiny will be routed in days, if not hours. I expect the Russians to enter Kiev without a fight and without having fired many shots in anger.

      Put it this way. The Americans are pulling their people out of Kiev. They’re not pulling them out of Moscow. “Ukraine” is finished. Even Joe knows that. And his puppetmasters have no intention of getting nuked trying to stop it.

      1. Ukraine is a real country with real people and a real language and culture.

        Sorry to disappoint you.

        Maybe when you’re finished hating an actual people, you can think about what this potential war means for the rest of the world.

        1. I have.

          It’s the beginning of the end of the Fourth Reich and the end of globalism in Europe.

          Putin is saving Russia, and Europe, from the globalists. Your grandchildren will thank him one day.

          Your cousin in Kiev, unqualified for anything but pushing papers and taking bribes in a dead-end government job which will cease to exist with “Ukraine,” probably won’t.

          Do tell her that if she isn’t a Muslim or married to an oligarch, your cousin has two chances of getting “refugee” status in the West: slim and none.

          Slim was last seen boarding a plane back to DC, without a second thought for your cousin or the bastard he sired. Neither mother nor child will ever see or hear from him again.

          Malorossiya’s Jewish community, meanwhile, isn’t the least bit concerned and will doubtless be happy to see the backs of the local Nazis. I’m happy to trust their judgement regarding the gravity of the situation.

        2. “…you can think …”

          No he can’t.

          “about what this potential war means for the rest of the world.”

          Oh come-on, of all the world wars only two started in Eastern Europe. What’s the worst thing that can happen? Let’s party like it is 1938. Peace for our time, baby.

      2. “I expect the Russians to enter Kiev without a fight and without having fired many shots in anger.”

        I’ll take that bet. Looser donates $20 to Kate’s blog. Are you willing to put your money where your mouth is?

  2. To answer Raheem’s question, the Left, as embodied by whiner Neil Young, is too busy trying to cancel Joe Rogan.

    I’m old enough to remember when CSNY sang anti-war protest songs. Now the Left stamp on Freedom every chance they get.

    1. Spotify should “cancel culture” Cinnamon Girl and change the title to Spice Girl. Neil used to wear those platform shoes. Neil may gain a new audience.

      1. “I’ve seen the needle
        and the damage done
        A little part of it in everyone”

        Oh the irony.

    2. I don’t see it that way.

      Neil Young gave Spotify a choice. Me or Joe Rogan. He’s not trying to cancel Rogan. It’s Spotify’s call.

      1. He is lobbying for Spotify to cancel Rogan. It really isn’t hard to figure that one out.

  3. It’s a mad mad world. I guess the ’73 War Powers Act has all been shit canned. Presidents can do whatever the hell Raytheon they want now.

    “Politics is the entertainment division of the military industrial complex”

    1. 1. Pootin cannot afford to cut gas. Gas is the only thing that russia has and anyone wants.
      2. I with Pootin cut gas. That would force the idiots in the West to look to their own fossil fuel reserves (and they have plenty, for example huge, readily accessible coal reserves in Poland) instead of staying dependent on Pootinistan. The deals for gas with Pootin were signed by traitors like the Gasporm owned Gerhard Schröder and former (allegedly) communists like Aleksander Kwasniewski. Both, and others like them should hang for their treason.

  5. Malorossiya is only important to the globalists as a parking lot for American tanks bound for Moscow.

    Only wet-brained “Ukrainian” halfwits like Chrystia Chomiak seriously believe the globalists care about their blood-feud with the “Siberian Mongols.” In the end the Malorussians will be deported to Siberia too, to end their days as slaves to the real Mongols and their Emperor in Beijing.

    Never forget: globalism is the cancer killing Europe. Russia is planning to finally cut it out. Wish her Godspeed, and her sons a safe journey west.

    1. “Malorossiya is only important to the globalists as a parking lot for American tanks bound for Moscow.”

      Yes, because invading Pootinistan and getting into an all out nuclear war, in order to conquer a backward, impoverished, inhospitable shithole, with rabid, low IQ population is everyone’s wet dream.

  7. Off topic but…
    When I searched SDA thru Google on my phone a warning appeared: “This site may be hacked.”

    1. worse than that..
      I need to put in the whole ‘small dead animals’….
      other wise i get “small deadly animals”
      Foolgle doesnt want the masses here

    2. We had an intrusion a few days ago and bootlegged livestreams were uploaded to a directory. It’s cleaned up now, but that’s why Google is giving the warning I expect.

  8. Can they all lose?
    Now given our current leaders,their proven honesty and the “quality” of their allies..I am rooting for Russia.
    The only use our treacherous Parasites have for Russia is as a cover for their own corruption..So now, as the;
    War Of Distraction is attempted,it ain’t selling.
    Russia Evil,Putin Bad,Winters on, Oh How Sad.

    Putin is xKGB,murderously effective toward his enemies and now one of the “Senior Statesmen” at the Theatre.
    Where can we find a Western Canadian Putin?
    For crooked as a dogs hindleg and murderous as hell,the man has more honour than all the sleazy scum “representing” us.
    Kabul showed us all what our “Word” is now worth.
    Not worth the shit to make mud.

    Hi Colonista,I have already read it,so save yourself the effort,stay calm,pretend you already preached it.
    Honour,in this context,is the basic common sense of not betraying your own promises as soon as you utter them.

    1. “Hi Colonista,I have already read it”

      I am presuming you’re referring to me here. Glad you already are informed. Pity you’re to dense to take the advantage of the information. Just out of curiosity, are you also a fan of Xi or Kim Jong-un?

  9. Have been ignoring this issue since it has appeared, as it’s smelled from day one. So, last night caught the Liberal LaFlamme story time
    The story was full of canned video of military training exercises, Blathering and nonsense from Bidinh, Castreau, and the usual suspects.
    Hype, hype, hype. This country’s response is laughable, just flowery empty rhetoric as usual.
    Same goes for Bidinh. Like the US forces are going to enter Ukraine to defend them.

    I’ve got some swampland for sale in Florida, screaming deal, pipples!

    Wag the Dog indeed!

  10. USA involvement in this “war” is contingent on the level of distraction needed to steel the mid-terms!

  12. The players in the Ukraine all have a lot of political skin in the game.

    Putin isn’t going to invade. He has a ‘president for life’ election coming in 2024. He can’t risk another Afghanistan. The Russian people won’t stand for it.

    He will negotiate.

    Joe Biden is in the rear view mirror. If things continue the dems will get smoked in the midterms.
    The American people do not want another foreign war.

    He will negotiate.

    The bottom line? The Ukraine loses as Putin will gain some sovereignty in eastern Ukraine. NATO will lay off the war games as will the ruskies.

    Putin and Biden will both claim they won and -everything starts all over again.

    Oh, and nobody mentions Canada because it has no role in this other than dealing with domestic Ukrainens who won’t be happy and will have to settle for some cash.

    1. Yep, pretty much that. At least in the short run. Most likely it will be a border conflict in which Ukraine looses between a tenth to a fifth of her landmass.

      The problem is that this will only satiate russia temporarily. Sooner or later it will lead to another push and then another, Moldova, Georgia, Crimea, Eastern Ukraine, Rhineland, Austria, Czechoslovakia, eventually this will get hot and then hotter…. unless hopefully russia collapses into a civil war, which given the explosion of mooselimb population in russia is far from unlikely. That would be the best scenario. In the meantime NATO and especially Poland should be supplying weapons to Ukraine to make each subsequent russian push more costly.

        1. Do you disagree with any particular part or are just upset that someone said something you wish wasn’t true?

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