@LouiePa28602400@hryashetvorobka@VividProwess You’re likely correct, in that those are likely Hamas militants. So Here’s a still shot of civilians jeering over and spitting on the corpse of a young civilian girl from that same day. Just as culpable IMO
please everyone retweet and like this request...
sir, i live real close to mccgreggor TX,
i drive a tesla 3ER
i have the tesla power bank in my house...
and i use star link to talk to you...
having said that i would love to have 30 min with you when you are here at the tesla facility next, or i could come to austin to talk about ukraine..
or i run one of the states largest military museums with over 10,000 items and 40+ vehicles (i would love to show you), and we can talk over a soda.
i did 22 years as military intel and air defense.. with 4 combat tours and 100% combat disabled..
i have donated or raised over 400K for ukraine, yes i put my money where my mouth is..
i truly think you are not correct about your stand on ukraine, and i dont think you understand how important it is for them to "win". (for the US and the world).
i do a podcast here on twitter every day at 2PM and have over 100K followers, you are welcome to listen.
so if you want the truth, please lets talk.
thanks
respectfully.
dave d.
central TX
again please everyone retweet.
https://t.co/UhOm2YzEqD
@MrBudgetBill@GuyTalksFinance The “past vision” as you put it is that a degree and a white collar job is the path to wealth. This was instilled in the baby boomers, and they echoed that to their kids, and that’s where late Gen X and Millennials find themselves today.
It was ill advised, and is apparent now
@DerrickEvansWR Quite an ignorant statement, for all of the reasons stated by others under this post. If you were running in my state I’d be overjoyed to vote for your opponent, despite party representation.
@LauraLoomer Luv ya, But I do disagree on this, respectfully of course.
The US has an economic necessity for legal, vetted immigrants, and a lot of them.
As US led globalization winds down, as China shits the bed, and as we re-grow our industrial capacity, we’ll need the labor force.
This week, my reach has plummeted by over 50% due to targeted mass reporting of my content.
If you’d like to see my posts show up again, can you comment and interact with this post?
@realdogenews Boots on the ground, manned weapons systems in the air and seas. Direct military contact.
Or we, along with our western Allies, could help Ukraine defeat them here and now.
The choice is easy in my opinion
@realdogenews Yes. Resoundingly yes. Russia must be stopped in Ukraine, and doing so now would be less of a burden on United States financial, material, and personnel resources than if they were allowed to succeed.
@realdogenews To control the remaining, Russia must go through Poland, Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia. In a conflict with these NATO members, the US would be obligated to defend against Russian aggression directly under article 5 of the treaty.
@realdogenews It has been argued, and Russian history backs this up, that Russia seeks control of several distinct geographic “ gateways” so that it may defend itself territorially for the foreseeable future. Control of Ukraine satisfies a couple of these.
@jonsrennie Was only a rider on subs. Just a few trips and wasn’t allowed to bring a camera. And phones weren’t that advanced yet.
When on work you for my first trip, asked my Sea Daddy what it was like, he said “it’s like Down Periscope and Groundhog Day.” Spot on.