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November 19, 2024 at 3:47 PM

Did Biden Light the Fuse to World War III?

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You need to ask yourself, why did Biden approve US missiles being fired into the Russian heartland? If we were fighting Cuba and, say, Russia staged missiles in Cuba, then launched them into the United States, how long would it be before we attack Russia directly? Seconds or minutes?

This is a reckless abuse of power and exceeds the level of impeachment. Supplying defensive weapons and intelligence is one thing, but actively fighting Russians with our intelligence, in their home, with our own weapons, is asking for World War III.

Something this big should have involved Congress. What do we do if Ukraine gets attacked with a tactical nuke?

Why isn’t anyone outraged at this? Where are the anti-war lefties? They are all silent because a Democrat did it.

Is Biden actively trying to sabotage the new Trump administration? Does Zelensky have dirt on the Biden crime family, and this is a last payment to keep quiet?

Short post with big implications and too many questions…

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    EODmom@EODmom·1y

    Biden himself is not doing much of anything. The weasels in the alphabet agencies are for sure doing their damnest to sabotage the Trump administration. The whole administration is on auto pilot based on a schematic set up years ago, I believe. I expect the bombs away tactic is what they’ve wanted to do for a long time and no one is holding them back now. Congress is silent because so many of them are happy about said sabotaging. I think it’s much deeper and more foul than just trying to get their last royalty payment on the defense contracts.

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    Fritz@Fritz·1y

    Hmmmm:

    Sweden today alerted its citizenry to be prepared for war with Russia. By the way, Sweden just joined NATO a few months ago in 2024.

    I doubt Putin would hit the US at once, but if one of these US-supplied and guided systems is used with NATO and US help to attack deep inside Russia, I would not be surprised if the locations from which the guidance and other communications originate are subjected to an immediate, massive, retaliatory strike by Russia.

    No idea where these facilities are, but let's say they are in Germany or Turkey. Russia strikes them. Germany and Turkey are both NATO members and an attack on one is an attack on all.

    So adios amigos. It's been nice knowing ya. And FJB.

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    Percival@Percival·1y

    "The Russian heartland" is further away from Ukraine than 190 miles, and yet that's the maximum range of an ATACMS missile. That's assuming that Ukraine even has any extended range ATACMS. We haven't been sending those, though I suppose we might have.

    We are supposed to believe that Vladimir is going to go nuclear over those missiles, when Ukrainian-made drones can and have been hitting targets hundreds of miles further in from ATACMS at extreme range.

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    Chowderhead@Podunk·1y
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    EODmom (View Comment):

    I think it’s much deeper and more foul than just trying to get their last royalty payment on the defense contracts.

    I was thinking more in terms of Burisma, but that too.

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    Dr. Bastiat@drbastiat·1y

    This is going to be a very interesting 3 months.

    Good bless those poor people, who are about to die because an election in a place they've never been to turned out in a way that somebody they've never met didn't like.

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