Leo

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 “If you are not willing to pay the price for freedom, you don't deserve freedom."

[Leo @LeoPokaa]

@IrynaVoichuk Iryna what is your opinion on Zelenskyy’s glorification of Bandera?

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@RobertWinnicki @DanielWachowiak ma całkowicie inną pozycję co to tego tematu. I kto tu ma rację?

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@clashreport Forget about it. Poland will be producing us weapons. We don’t need Germany to produce shit. Will end up like 1939

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@Glasgow_Live Make it clean

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@IrynaVoichuk I can see you Iryna

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@leekern13 Are you going to condemn issraeli settlers? Remember what Jesus said "Let him who is without sin among you be the first to throw a stone at her.”

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@YourAnonNews Hopefully he will have at least one successful child to take over moon and mars 🤞

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@hzomlot @leekern13 can you tell us something more Mr. Self proclaimed Zionist

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@clashreport @leekern13 any comment on this?

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@SylwiaKrol7 @Defence24pl @MON_GOV_PL @cezarytomczyk @SztabGenWP Tusk ostatnio płakał że nie chce podbierać. Pozostaje mieć tylko nadzieję że ci żołnierze są z jakiejś łapanki bo niedobrze by o nas sąsiad myślał 😉

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@clashreport @leekern13 can you tell us more about this?

[The Culturist @the_culturist_]

Reminder: modern art was a CIA psy-op.

Former CIA officials came clean on this during the '90s, confirming that the agency used abstract art by Jackson Pollock, Willem de Kooning, and others to promote American culture during the Cold War.

The intent was to portray America as a bastion of intellectual and creative freedom. This was to rebut Soviet claims that the U.S. was "culturally barren" and contrast the cultural confinement of the Soviet empire, where artists had been restricted to painting in Soviet realism since the 1930s.

Abstract Expressionism was seen as the most free and extreme form of artistic expression; the antithesis of Soviet rigidity. Modern art therefore became a weapon in the cultural war against communism.

Beginning in the 1950s, the CIA secretly funded a group called the Congress for Cultural Freedom, through which it funnelled money to international art shows, literary magazines and operated dozens of offices around the globe — all with the explicit goal of promoting American Abstract Expressionism.

These efforts, coined operation "long leash", were meant to demonstrate to disaffected Soviets and European intellectuals that American painters were free to invent, and offend; unlike under tyranny, where "artists are made the slaves and tools of the state," as Eisenhower once said.

Paradoxically, at the time the works of Pollock and de Kooning were not even broadly popular with the American public, and earlier, more open attempts to promote new American art by the State Department had been widely mocked. Even President Truman famously said, 'If that's art, I'm a Hottentot'', when visiting an exhibit purchased by the DOS.

Because of this, and because it would have been impossible to attain support for such a project through Congress, the CIA's covert operation was necessary to push Abstract Expressionism in secret.

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@leekern13 How Middle Eastern country can take part in Eurovision? How? Same to Australia. How?

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@clashreport @leekern13 Please comment

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@clashreport @leekern13 not the first Jew to be involved in such activities

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@Tracking_Power @R_A_Ziemkiewicz @leekern13 can you shine a light on this please?

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@Justme40USaZ @amuse Democracy? Who elected urssula von der lying ?

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@ATRightMovies Bad boys

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@clashreport @leekern13 do you think this guy should receive the same punishment as if the roles were reversed and a Palestinian attacked a Jewish person in Jerusalem?