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After George W. Bush slammed Vladimir Putin for illegally invading a country, Twitter users who weren’t born yesterday had some choice reactions. “Russia’s attack on Ukraine constitutes the gravest security crisis on the European continent since World War II. I join the international community in condemning Vladimir Putin’s unprovoked and unjustified invasion of Ukraine,” said Bush in a statement. “We cannot tolerate the authoritarian bullying and danger that Putin poses,” he added. NEW: Former Pres. George W. Bush condemns Russia’s attack on Ukraine, calling it the “gravest security crisis on the European continent since World War II.” “We cannot tolerate the authoritarian bullying and danger that Putin poses.” https://t.co/itq8dmOlyA pic.twitter.com/LLbMDDlLbg — ABC News Politics (@ABCPolitics) February 24, 2022 For anyone who has no memory or is unable to perform a basic Google search, Bush was president when America illegally invaded Iraq on the pretext of finding “weapons of mass destruction” that never existed. As well as claiming the lives of thousands of U.S. troops, the attack killed at least hundreds of thousands of Iraqis and led to the generational destabilization of the entire region. That attack was also justified by erroneous claims that Saddam Hussein had links to

[embed]https://youtube.com/watch?v=_KAxxep8hbI[/embed] While ballistic missiles were raining down on Ukraine, the British Ministry of Defence was tweeting about its successful LGBT coffee morning. Wow, Kiev is saved. Putin’s turned back the tanks. Please share this video! https://youtu.be/_KAxxep8hbI SUBSCRIBE on YouTube: Follow on Twitter: Follow @PrisonPlanet// ——————————————————————————————————————— Brand new merch now available! Get it at https://www.pjwshop.com/ ALERT! In the age of mass Silicon Valley censorship It is crucial that we stay in touch. I need you to sign up for my free newsletter here. Support my sponsor – Turbo Force – a supercharged boost of clean energy without the comedown. Get early access, exclusive content and behinds the scenes stuff by following me on Locals. ———————————————————————————————————————

Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky related a disturbing story Thursday, claiming that 13 Ukrainian soldiers stationed on the remote island of Zmiinyi in the Black Sea were slaughtered after defiantly telling Russians on board a warship to “go f*** yourself” following a demand to lay down weapons and surrender. When the soldiers repeatedly refused to surrender, the Russian warship opened fire on the island, killing them all according to the Ukrainian government. Apparent recordings and videos of the exchange are doing the rounds on social media. Russian forces have captured Zmiinyi Island in the Black Sea, also known as Snake Island.An audio recording revealed the last words Ukrainian soldiers said to the Russian warship which demanded their surrenderhttps://t.co/UnYD3X4TpC pic.twitter.com/KJYI5XkpVw— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) February 25, 2022 All of this is weird.— Nick Sznajder (@Nikocharles2) February 25, 2022 Video recorded by a Ukrainian force stationed at a Ukrainian army base on the island of Zmiinyi near Moldova. All Ukrainian forces killed in yesterday's Russian attacks on Zmiinyi Island and the island came under control of Russia. pic.twitter.com/bmidvC79hs— Middle East News (@Draganov313) February 25, 2022 Last video of soldiers who sent – f*ck you message

In a fascinating exchange Thursday, Ukrainian ambassador Sergiy Kyslytsya addressed the United Nations and asked why Russia is still allowed to sit in and be a member while it bombs his country. In what was clearly an uncomfortable moment for the Security Council, Kyslytsya referred to article four of the UN Charter, noting that the global body opens itself to all “peace loving states” that abide by the obligations within. Kyslytsya then charged that “Russia is not able to carry out any of these obligations.” “The ambassador of the Russian Federation three minutes ago confirmed that his president declared a war on my country,” Kyslytsya asserted. He added “So now I would like to ask the ambassador of the Russian Federation to say on the record that at this very moment, your troops do not shell and bomb Ukrainian cities. That your troops do not move in the territory of Ukraine.” Awkward. Watch: Kyslytsya proclaimed that “The article four paragraph two of the charter reads ‘the admission of any such state to membership in the United Nations will be affected by a decision of the General Assembly upon the recommendation of the Security Council.’” Kyslytsya passed around memos

According to New York Post journalist Michael Goodwin, Donald Trump told Vladimir Putin he would order the bombing of Moscow if Russia attacked Ukraine. During a recent conversation with the journalist at Mar-a-Lago, Trump made it clear what he thought about current developments. The former president slammed Biden’s first year in office as an unmitigated disaster, asserting, “I never thought anything like this could happen to us.” He then skewered Biden’s utter weakness when it comes to foreign policy, the catastrophe in Afghanistan and how both Putin and President Xi have been emboldened by his administration’s impotence. Trump labeled the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan as “the single biggest embarrassment in our history,” although what he reportedly said about Russia and China given Moscow’s attack on Ukraine raises eyebrows. After saying that he “got along great” with Putin and “respected” him, Goodwin drew attention to other comments Trump reportedly made to the Russian president. “If you move against Ukraine while I’m president,” Trump allegedly stated, “I will hit Moscow.” This is wild https://t.co/SvA4iBbwLz pic.twitter.com/lgNOml9v79 — Caleb Burdett (@CalebBurdett18) February 23, 2022 After Putin scoffed and said, “No way!” Trump responded, “All those beautiful golden turrets will be blown

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky complained that he had been “left alone” by the west and that NATO leaders were “afraid” as he considers signing a ‘neutrality deal’ with Russia that would bring an end to the attack. Multiple loud blasts were heard again overnight in Kiev as the fighting raged on, with cruise or ballistic missiles hitting numerous targets around the capital. The White House says Russian forces are now a mere 20 miles from Kiev. During a speech made from what appeared to be a bunker President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed his anger at western leaders, complaining that he had been “left behind” to face Putin’s war machine alone. “They’re killing people and turning peaceful cities into military targets. It’s foul and will never be forgiven,” said Zelensky. #BREAKING: Ukraine is ready to hold talks with Russia to negotiate Kyiv’s neutrality, but it must receive security guarantees – Mykhailo Podoliak, an adviser to President Zelensky — Amichai Stein (@AmichaiStein1) February 25, 2022 “We have been left alone to defend our state. Who is ready to fight alongside us? I don’t see anyone. Who is ready to give Ukraine a guarantee of NATO membership? Everyone is afraid,” he added.

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A prediction by radio host Alex Jones made in October last year that there would be a “giant war in February” has proven stunningly accurate following Russia’s attack on Ukraine. The prediction moved a lot closer to reality last night when Russia obliterated Ukraine’s military infrastructure and made further moves to invade and occupy the country. After discussing how he had been talking to sources inside the military-industrial complex, Jones made the prediction on October 21st last year. “We’re looking at a giant war in February right now,” said Jones. Alex Jones Predicted War In February On 10/21/21 – Putin Invades Ukraine#BattlePlandotnews #InfoWars #SaveInfoWars #AlexJonesWasRight pic.twitter.com/4HkAeAU6OH — ItsHere (@ItsHere48153235) February 24, 2022 “Currently that’s the projection with the top people on the earth right now who claim they’re not with the new world order combine – is war in February,” he added. “This is the type of time like right before World War One, right before World War Two when everything kicks off,” said Jones. The host went on to add that he hoped the regional conflict didn’t explode into a global war, but that there was a “consensus” from within the upper echelons that this is what

Senator Mitt Romney believes he’s identified where the real blame lies for Russia’s attack on Ukraine – former President Donald Trump’s “America First” foreign policy. The former presidential candidate made the comments following Moscow’s bombardment of Ukraine’s military infrastructure. While Romney did criticize Joe Biden for his failed attempt at a Russian “reset,” he saved most of his invective for Trump’s “America first” foreign policy approach. “Putin’s impunity predictably follows our tepid response to his previous horrors in Georgia and Crimea, our naive efforts at a one-sided ‘reset’ and the shortsightedness of ‘America First,’” Romney wrote. pic.twitter.com/1sVNk4RiJa — Mitt Romney (@MittRomney) February 24, 2022 Romney’s admonishment of “America First” is somewhat discredited by the fact that Putin made no significantly aggressive moves against neighboring countries during Trump’s term in office. During Barack Obama’s second term, when Biden was vice-president, Putin annexed Crimea. “The ’80s called’ and we didn’t answer,” said Romney, referring to when Obama dismissed the Senator’s concerns about the threat Russia posed to the world during the 2012 debates. As we highlighted earlier, Vladimir Putin attempted to justify the attack by saying he was fighting Nazis, a common trope now so overused it should be permanently

Vladimir Putin justified his bombardment of Ukraine by asserting that he was fighting Nazis, another reminder that this glib excuse has been overused by virtually everyone both domestically and geopolitically. Russia claimed that it had completely destroyed Ukraine’s air defenses with a series of precision attacks targeting military infrastructure and airports across the country. President Vladimir Putin claimed that Russia had “no plans to occupy the Ukrainian territories” after the attack, while also justifying it by saying he was fighting against Nazism. Putin said Russia would “embark on a demilitarization and denazification of Ukraine, and handing over to justice those who committed numerous atrocities against civilians.” But the legacy media told me that anything is justifiable so long as you say you’re “fighting Nazis.” Putin literally used the Antifa excuse. 'We're fighting Nazis, therefore we're virtuous!' — Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) February 24, 2022 The political class in America has spent the last six years justifying violence and riots carried out by BLM and Antifa mobs against Trump supporters and conservatives by condoning it in the name of “anti-fascism.” After all, Antifa means anti-fascist, so how could they possibly be anything other than virtuous, they’re fighting Nazis! As

An Associated Press poll has found that just 26 percent of Americans believe their country should be playing a major role in the conflict between Ukraine and Russia. A small majority, 52 percent, said the U.S. should take a minor role in the unfolding war, while 20 percent don’t want America involved in any way. Meanwhile, a Gallup poll found that only 36 percent of Americans think Joe Biden is doing a good job on the “situation with Russia,” while 55 per cent disapprove of his performance. Only 64 percent of Democrats approve of the way Biden has handled the situation, with just 35 per cent of independent voters expressing approval. Only 11 percent of Republicans offered the same support.  The polls were conducted before Russia launched a barrage of missile attacks on areas of Ukraine in the early hours of Thursday morning. Reports of attacks on all major cities in Ukraine. Bombing in the capitol of Kyiv. God bless the people of Ukraine as they go through this. pic.twitter.com/WOhkkfPpQd— Proud to be Canadian (@PTBCanadian) February 24, 2022 #BREAKING After Putin's declaration of war, the Russian army is bombing many parts of Ukraine. #Ukraina #UkraineRussie #RussiaUkraineCrisis

Donald Trump said Joe Biden is “probably sleeping right now” as it was announced that the president would address Russia’s attack on Ukraine “tomorrow in the early afternoon” after the White House’s only response was to issue a press release. Biden failed to make a public appearance in the immediate hours after Russian forces bombarded Ukrainian military infrastructure across the country. The White House issued a press release revealing that Biden will only address the massive escalation “tomorrow in the early afternoon,” presumably after he has woken up. White House says Biden will address Putin invasion “tomorrow in the early afternoon” after WH releases a statement from the president pic.twitter.com/IHKLEOjJlE — Charlie Spiering (@charliespiering) February 24, 2022 However, Donald Trump wasted no time in responding to the crisis, appearing on Fox News last night. After host Laura Ingraham told Trump that Biden was “monitoring the situation” and would speak with G7 leaders about it later on Thursday, Trump slammed the president’s slow response. Donald Trump’s response to Biden’s statement: “I don’t think he’s monitoring, I think he’s probably sleeping right now.” pic.twitter.com/INR3QDefsh — Benny (@bennyjohnson) February 24, 2022 “I don’t think he’s monitoring, I think he