71 Replies to “March 2, 2025: Reader Tips”

    1. None wants to refuel russian navy in Europe. Time to get russia out of Europe and back into Siberia.

          2. Surfer, why don’t you provide that data or provide a link to that data so we can all see what you are getting at.

          4. GYM, I’m beginning to think they are one and the same.

            They both use the bot insult (a tell) and like denigrating all Russians.

          7. > The Ukes put US citizens on a kill list:

            Where does the letter say anything about killing and, crucially, where is the list itself? Looks like the inhabitants of this sanctuary are having mass hallucinations.

          8. > They both use the bot insult (a tell) and like denigrating all Russians.
            Yawn. I’m just mildly curious, which of what I said do you consider “denigrating all Russians”? Or is your thought process as warped as that of Fred Flintstone from 20000 BC, who, basically, thinks “because C and Surfer are the same person, I can attribute everything that C wrote to Surfer and use it as the proof that C and Surfer are the same person”?

          9. > Two mental cases on the same page, who’da thunk!

            In a mad world (in this case mad little world), the sane are outcasts…

          11. > In case anyone doesn’t know, Laura Loomer is a nutcase. That’s not a maybe.

            But when she says something that “yeahwell…” and his mental equals want to hear, she becomes a reliable source.

          12. scarp
            Sarpy knows nut case, real well , as that character in his shithouse mirror is a prime example.

          2. Also, that drop is only because the USA under Bidet blew up the Nord Stream pipeline, not because of a lessened desire of the Europeans to buy Russian gas.

            It takes a real moron to say “See, they’re buying less!!” after they blew up the largest supply infrastructure.

          3. You sound so triggered, as if you had shares in Nord Stream. If fact, before it had not been operational before it was blown up: Nord Stream 1: How Russia is cutting gas supplies to Europe
            https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-60131520

            “Russia has been reducing gas supplies through Nord Stream 1 for a number of months.
            In June, it cut deliveries through the pipeline by 75% – from 170m cubic metres of gas a day to roughly 40m cubic metres.
            In July, Russia shut it down for 10 days, citing the need for maintenance. When it reopened, the flow was halved to 20m cubic metres a day.
            In late August, it shut down Nord Stream 1 entirely, blaming problems with equipment.
            The pipeline has not been open since then.”

          4. Surfer, providing a link is a courtesy to other commenters.

            By the way, I notice you getting testy in some comments above and resorting to insults, as C so often does.

            He is also prone to insult the entire community here as you did with: “Looks like the inhabitants of this sanctuary are having mass hallucinations.”

          6. “Also, that drop is only because the USA under Bidet blew up the Nord Stream pipeline, not because of a lessened desire of the Europeans to buy Russian gas.”

            Low IQ demagogue trying to connect the dots, cute and retarded. There are multiple other pipelines connecting orks with civilization, nearly all all are closed. Those that aren’t operate at fraction of capacity.

            https://www.cleanenergywire.org/sites/default/files/resize/styles/large/public/images/factsheet/european-gas-supply-diw-800×649.jpg?itok=LciHX6OX

          7. “providing a link is a courtesy to other commenters.”

            Bot expects curtesy.
            No links are necessary for what is commonly known.

          8. Things that are commonly known:
            1. In 2014 Soros/CIA/Nuland orchestrated a color revolution/coup in the Ukraine.
            3. The Ukrainian gov’t shelled the Donbass for years, killing many thousands of people.

          9. Neither are facts but living failures and Pootin simps have been repeating them ad nauseum in a vain attempt at Goebels strategy that repeating the same lie enough times will make it true.

            Now put down that bottle of Gibson’s and clean up your room.

      1. Yeah, getting better all the time, best if Zelensky self-exiles, clearing the way for the adults take charge.
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        1. The Rating Group agency.
          LOL!!!
          The Big Three credit rating agencies are S&P Global Ratings (S&P), Moody’s, and Fitch Group. S&P and Moody’s are based in the US, while Fitch is dual-headquartered in New York City and London, and is controlled by Hearst.
          Sounds legit.

        2. Sure, when Trump said “4%” it was a better source. Do keep waiting for Ukrainians to oust Zelensky and press criminal charges against him, just like you kept waiting for Russia to conquer all of Ukraine.

          1. Great sumary of the situation for us non-hallucinators (Surfer and C hardest hit).

          2. Unfortunately for you, some people have a better memory than your average goldfish. Those people will remember how you repeatedly said “As I’ve said before, according to the west and its propaganda service masquerading as news, Russia will suffer crushing defeat after crushing defeat, until they have successfully annexed the Ukraine”, e. g. at https://www.smalldeadanimals.com/2022/05/08/think-of-the-great-election-photos/#comment-1632063 (I hope you’re not denying that “HiHo” was one of your IDs).

          4. Also, prior to the annexation of Crimea by Russia and their aiding the separatists in Donbas, Ukraine had a law that guaranteed its military neutrality, which means your point about “stopping the eastward expansion of NATO” is as worthless as you are, especially because it was precisely the Russo-Ukrainian war that prompted Finland and Sweden to joint NATO, meaning Russia has accelerated the expansion rather than stopped it.

          5. > That points stands, Jessica. You’re just huffing copium at this point.

            Sure, self-contradicting retard, keep using “Jessica” as your magic word and it will get you through everything (in your own mind, anyway).

          6. > Great sumary of the situation for us non-hallucinators (Surfer and C hardest hit).

            You’re flattering yourself in the most shameless way imaginable.

          7. ” Finland and Sweden to joint NATO, meaning Russia has accelerated the expansion rather than stopped it.”

            Totally ignorant of geopolitical realities, just like to good little Soros propagandist that you are.
            The attempted Soros/CIA/Nuland takeover of the Ukraine was designed to isolate Russia from the Black Sea warm water ports.
            Sweden doesn’t share a border with Russia.
            Finland has no control over Russian access to ports, and the border is all swamps and forests.
            Lastly, the USA will no longer support those nations as member states.
            You can whine about legalisms all you want, emulating Zelensky, but in the end, you don’t have any cards to play.

          8. “In the end”, it’s obvious to any casual observer that you’re contradicting verifiable facts and yourself.

            Also, if the goal was to “isolate Russia from the Black Sea warm water ports”, then it looks like they have succeded, at least for military vessels. Remind me again, where is the Ruϟϟischeschweinen Black Arse, I mean Black Sea Fleet now? Last time I checked, it was bottled up in Novorossiysk, trying to escape the fate that met its flagship and several other vessels.

            Oh, by they way, the strategic value of Black Sea is only a tad above of that of Caspian Sea and that is 0.

          9. Your ability to combine ad-hominem and straw-man fallacies with outright lies is amazing!

            Traffic at one Russian port on Black Sea:
            https://www.vesselfinder.com/ports/RUNVS001

            Soros-bot:
            “Oh, by they way, the strategic value of Black Sea is only a tad above of that of Caspian Sea and that is 0.”
            Reality:
            “The Black Sea coast is home to around 65 seaports that contribute to the economic prosperity of this region, making the black sea one of the busiest trade routes in the world.”
            https://www.marineinsight.com/know-more/major-black-sea-ports/

            I think you caught something during your last shift at the public toilets.

          10. > Your ability to combine ad-hominem and straw-man fallacies with outright lies is amazing!

            You were talking about yourself, weren’t you? For starters, how would NATO presence deny those ports to the civilian traffic you’re giving links to? They could certainly deny the Black Sea to the Russian warships, but that’s been done by Ukraine already, duh. Looks like you’ve lost your way in your own head.

            > I think you caught something during your last shift at the public toilets.
            Don’t worry, there isn’t a chance of my catching anything here, since I’m only here remotely.

          11. “Finland has no control over Russian access to ports, and the border is all swamps and forests.”

            Someone get this idiot a map with Gulf of Finalnd and St Petersburg on it.

            Also now rusisan Northern Fleet bases, which is their most important nuclear deterrent, are well within missile strike range from inside NATO held territory.

        4. “For now, the share of respondents who say they trust Zelenskiy rose to 65% from 57% in January, according to Feb. 20-21 survey by the Rating Group agency.”

          That’s nice. Now show us a poll taken *after* the disastrous Oval Office encounter.

          1. I suppose one needs to wait for a few days for that to appear. There’s, however, no reason to believe that the episode will cause the Ukrainians to turn against Zelenskyy en masse.

    1. Ahh, the land of magical conservatives showing their conservative street cred., again.

      1. > Russia is doing fine in space

        LOL, right. Can you name 1 (one) interplanetary mission they accoplished throughtout the decades of Pootin’s kleptocracy? Just a single successful mission, please. I could probably exceed the character limit for a single post listing the US missions, from the Parker Solar Probe (the Sun) to New Horizons (Pluto and Kuiper belt). In terms of space exploration, Russia actually lags behind countries like India and UAE (both had successful missions to Mars).

        The one only thing “Russia is doing in space” is using the Brezhnev’s legacy (1960s technology) according to the “monkey see monkey do” principle. And, they have visibly retrograded from the USSR; the latter at least did have successful missions to Venus and the Moon. Unfortunately for ruϟϟische schweine and their lovers, Brezhnev’s legacy is no longer relevant. Manned and unmanned missions to LEO are now routine, but it’s also the upper limit of what Pootin’s kleptocracy can do since it never created anything new in the decades of its existance.

          1. “Regular orbital flights = robust space program”

            LADA = robust passenger car production.

            Retard.

  14. OK, in that case they have a “robust space program” that they inhereted from the USSR and are exploiting according to the “monkey see monkey do” principle. Any African country could do the same if someone gave them the Soviet equipment and the instruction manuals.

    1. You’ve become even more unhinged than I though possible.
      Funny, Canada can’t.

      1. Blah-blah-blah. Continue worshipping kleptocracy whose own technology is stuck in the 1960s.

  17. Trudeau will be gone at the end of the month. We should give him a parting gift. I was thinking MAiD.

    Any other suggestions?

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