Meanwhile on Russian state TV: Another translated clip of Tucker Carlson and Tulsi Gabbard, introduced by state TV host Vladimir Soloviev as "Our girlfriend Tulsi."
After the clip plays, one panelist asks: "Is she some sort of a Russian agent?" The host quickly replies: "Yes."
"They beat them very brutally, especially my husband. Because he was tall, stately, from western Ukraine, and didn’t want to speak Russian."
Russians beat and tortured Oleksandr to death. For refusing to speak Russian, among many things.
Ukraine’s new 155th Brigade, trained by French forces, adopts motto “On ne passe pas” (They shall not pass) as tribute to instructors.
Named Anne de Kyiv, the brigade honors shared resistance & spirit of Verdun, where “They shall not pass” became symbol of defiance.
📷155 Bde
Oh, btw, Paul Gosar is a deadbeat and COMMITTED PERJURY FOR THE SECOND TIME in his financial disclosures. I know that no one cares. Not sure why we pay attention to any laws at this point!?
*Mark Finchem and Anthony Kern are also deadbeat perjurers...
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