Coverage of Ukraine by the Leftist Moonbat Mainstream Media

shootersa · Dec 2, 2018

Russian propoganda feeds despicable wet dreams

stumbler · Dec 3, 2018

No its actually the way Putin/Russia mock Trump because he is no position to stand up to them.

Putin’s Media Roasts Trump: Russia ‘Should Spit’ on Him and the United States
The on-again-off-again non-meeting with Putin at the G20 was played for laughs in the Kremlin’s official media—but with an angry edge.

Following the abrupt cancellation of Donald Trump’s G20 meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, Russian state media roasted him. Known for seamlessly adhering to the Kremlin’s viewpoint, the troupe of Putin’s cheerleaders took turns laying into the president of the United States.

In an opinion piece for the Russian publication “Arguments and Facts,” Veronika Krasheninnikova, “Director General of the Institute for Foreign Policy Studies & Initiatives, Advisor to the Director General of 'Russia Today' and a member of the Kremlin-appointed Russian Public Chamber,” says that in light of the canceled meeting, Russia can now give up on the U.S. and “should have never trusted Trump to begin with.”

Krasheninnikova opines that “as long as Trump is in power, nothing positive can happen in the relations between the United States and Russia,” concluding that “Trump is a rock hanging around Russia's neck."

Host of the Russian state TV show “60 Minutes,” Evgeny Popov, angrily criticized Trump’s abrupt cancellation: “Just a few minutes earlier he said that now is a good time to meet... What kind of a man is this – first he says it will happen, then it won’t – are we just supposed to wait until he gets re-elected to start communicating with America? This is just foolishness, he seems to be an unbalanced person.”

Popov argues that Trump obviously couldn’t care less about the Kerch Strait incident and canceled the meeting solely because of the latest guilty plea by his former personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, which alleged Trump was trying to cut deals with the leadership in Moscow long after he started his path to the presidency.

Panelists on the same show point out the folly of those in Russia who celebrated Donald Trump’s election by toasting with Champagne. “Trump was never our friend – never!” exclaims Popov. Hosts and participants of “60 Minutes” previously made a habit of repeatedly boasting: “Trump is ours!” In light of their current commentary, it appears that “ours” was used in context of control or possession, not friendship.

“Rossiya 1” news anchor Kirill Kleymenov pulled no punches, asserting that by canceling his G20 meeting with Vladimir Putin, "Donald Fredovych Trump" subjected the world to a roller coaster ride, everyone in the Trump administration needs tranquilizers, and Donald Trump himself could use a teleprompter—after all, he's "pushing 80." (Trump is 72.)

The addition of “Fredovych” means “the son of Fred,” but could also be interpreted as a double entendre, hinting at the disloyal Fredo Corleone who disappointed “the Godfather.” Kleymenov threw in a few more barbs about the age of the U.S. president, claiming that Donald Trump is so incoherent that he had to have "45" embroidered on his cuffs, just so he wouldn’t forget he is President number 45.

The co-host of the Russian state TV show “60 Minutes,” Olga Skabeeva said the American President is so unpopular that “blimps of Trump in diapers are popping up in every city and country he visits." State TV show “Vesti” described Trump as a lonesome figure at the G20, looking for someone to talk to – and finding his daughter, Ivanka.

Vladimir Soloviev, the host of "The Evening with Vladimir Soloviev," declared that Putin—not Trump—is the leader of the free world.

The Russian state and its media, which operate in perfect lockstep with the Kremlin, kept keying off their supposed shock at the cancellation of the meeting between Presidents Trump and Putin.

“This is far from an ordinary event,” reported TASS – Russia’s largest news agency. Beforehand, Russian state media was convinced that the meeting was in the bag for the Kremlin. The Washington correspondent of Russia’s state-TV channel Rossiya-24, Valentin Bogdanov, mocked U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley’s statement, wherein she criticized Russia’s aggression against Ukraine after it opened fire on Kiev’s naval vessels and seized three, along with their crews, last month.

Bogdanov smugly noted: "She must have an unstable connection to the Captain's Bridge, since the owner of the White House didn't blame Russia." Semyon Bagdasarov, director of the Moscow-based Center for Middle Eastern and Central Asian Studies, went even further, stating that Russia “should spit on Trump and the United States.”

Trump remains willfully ignorant or blissfully unaware of the Kremlin’s disdain, stating: “I think we have a very good relationship... So I’ll meet with him [Putin] at the appropriate time.”

On the other hand, Putin sticks to his trademark mixture of trolling, disinformation and braggadocio – a communication strategy eagerly adopted by the Russian state media. During his press conference at the G20, Putin mockingly claimed that "two little boats gifted to Ukraine by the U.S. couldn't even get through the Kerch Strait."

In reality, two U.S. Coast Guard patrol boats the United States is transferring to Ukraine are scheduled to be shipped in fall of 2019. They are currently stationed in the Baltimore, Maryland, undergoing maintenance, upgrades, outfitting and training of Ukrainian navy crews.

Leaving aside the fact that the Ukrainian vessels in question were not of American origin, Putin’s commentary lays bare his unquestionable contempt for the United States and its leader.

The Kremlin and the state media admittedly see Trump as a useful tool in the enemy camp, undermining the transatlantic unity, NATO, the image of the United States and the West in general.

The joint press conference in Helsinki was widely perceived as a propaganda victory for Putin. Appearing on the Russian state TV show “60 Minutes,” a member of the Russian Federation Council Oleg Morozov empathetically opined that a similar event in Argentina “would place Trump – even if he is our agent – in a very awkward situation.”

Whether or not it’s awkward for Trump, Putin is not about to let go of an opportunity for another press-free staff-free expert-free meeting like the still-mysterious face to face in Finland. The U.S. reportedly offered to continue a working dialogue with Russian counterparts through John Bolton and others.

In response, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov asserted that the U.S. needs a Putin-Trump tête-à-tête just as much as Russia. Putin won’t take no for an answer. So Trump is likely, still, to say yes.
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https://www.thedailybeast.com/putin...-spit-on-trump-and-the-united-states?ref=home

shootersa · Dec 3, 2018

stumbler said: ↑

No its actually the way Putin/Russia mock Trump because he is no position to stand up to them.

Putin’s Media Roasts Trump: Russia ‘Should Spit’ on Him and the United States
The on-again-off-again non-meeting with Putin at the G20 was played for laughs in the Kremlin’s official media—but with an angry edge.

https://www.thedailybeast.com/putin...-spit-on-trump-and-the-united-states?ref=home
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No, it's despicables taking any pundit comment, any propoganda, any opinion piece and using it to support their wet dream of bringing down trump.

Cause, you know, trump should never have taken the throne from Hillary, and he had to have done it by cheating, so our mission is pure, our goal honorable.

By any means, no matter how unethical, no matter how big the lie, no matter how sleazy the tactic, we are justified.

stumbler · Dec 3, 2018

All that and Trump doesn't dare stand up to Putin. But when Putin calls Trump visits.

Did Trump Meet With Putin at G20? White House Confirms Surprise 'Informal' Meeting With Russian Leader

President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin held what the White House described as “informal” conversations at the G20 summit in Argentina.

White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders confirmed Saturday that the two spoke at a cultural dinner for leaders and their wives and husbands at the famed Teatro Colón in Buenos Aires Friday night. .

“As is typical at multilateral events, President Trump and the first lady had a number of informal conversations with world leaders at the dinner last night, including President Putin," Huckabee Sanders said in a statement.

Kremlin aide Yuri Ushakov said that Trump and Putin had a brief meeting on the sidelines of the summit Friday, reported Reuters.

Ushakov said he met with U.S. National Security Advisor John Bolton. Russia and the United States were ready to continue contact, he said.

Huckabee Sanders did not disclose the content of their conversation, but in a press conference later Saturday Putin revealed that Trump had questioned him about Russia’s seizure of Ukrainian ships in the Black Sea.

“I answered his questions about the incident in the Black Sea. He has his position. I have my own. We stayed in our own positions,” Putin told reporters, according to the Associated Press.

Trump had canceled a formal one-on-one meeting with Putin ahead of the summit over the situation in Ukraine, citing Russian aggression as the reason. He had avoided greeting Putin when leaders posed for a picture ahead of the summit on Friday.

Last week Russia seized three Ukrainian ships and 24 sailors following a clash in the Kerch Strait.

In his press conference, Putin lamented that a formal meeting with Trump wouldn't take place.

"It is unfortunate that we can't hold a full-format meeting," Putin was quoted as saying. "I think it is very much needed, in connection with issues of strategic stability, especially after [Trump] announced that the United States plans to withdraw from the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty."

Trump announced recently that he is withdrawing the U.S. from the treaty negotiated before the collapse of the USSR, which eliminated a class of missiles, and was considered a cornerstone of nuclear de-escalation.
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https://www.newsweek.com/did-trump-...rms-surprise-informal-meeting-russian-1240198

shootersa · Dec 3, 2018

Anyone but the general would be embarrassed to copy and paste such a misleading and skewed "story".

stumbler · Apr 4, 2019

Its fun to take a trip down memory lane every now and then.

clarise said: ↑

So I bought a few newspapers this morning.

The Wall St. Journal doesn't come on Sundays. So I went to a local grocery and bought:

1. The Boston Herald, a daily tabloid owned by Murdoch.

2. The New York Times, owned by Pinchy Sulzberger.

3. The Boston Globe, recently sold by Pinchy Sulzberger for pennies on the dollar.

The Murdoch rag has a top of the fold story (Putin Puts US in Bind) and full coverage of events via European newswires, esp. AFP and Reuters.

The Boston Globe has no first page coverage at all. The big story in the Boston Globe this morning is that the faggots might get to disrupt and mock the upcoming Patrick's Day Parade with their rainbow banner after all.

The New York Times has front page coverage of Ukraine, but the primary slant is the effrontery to President Obama and the embarassment that this causes for him at a juncture in history dominated by peacemaking and the flowering of democracy.

The New York Times wastes more op-ed ink on the implications on acceptance of the Gay Lifestyle than it spends on the very real prospect of total war.

Apparently Russian conquest/annexation of Ukraine is an unseemly prospect. If a pro-Gay totalitarian regime were invading Crimea and eastern Ukraine, we would all be celebrating; but the unlawful incursion of the hateful and hurtful Russian force must be deplored in strong terms.

Christ.

Does anyone wonder why Putin and Russia are acting with complete disregard for the Enlightened and Progressive West?
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clarise said: ↑

Vladimir Putin has been saying for decades that Ukraine is a territory of Russia. He does not speak idly.

My bet: he is preparing to invade and annex all of the Ukraine, once and for all, and he is using this calm before the storm to set his peaces and engineer a pretext.
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clarise said: ↑

DeviousDave, Heyesey and every other U.K. disputant, a question:

Here in the U.S. kids play a board game called Risk. Do you have it over there?

It's a somewhat simplified map of the world. The ultimate object of the game is to conquer it, though in really good rounds if all players are strong, an equilibrium can be reached and it can go for so long that it essentially ends (out of boredom) with no winner.

Europe and North America are worth five points each. South America is worth three points. Oceania and Australia are worth three points. Africa (if I recall) is worth four.

Asia is worth seven points, but it is hard to hold.

Any American kid who has ever played Risk knows that the key to a potentially stable equilibrium between Europe/Africa and Asia is to hold the Ukraine. It is bigger than France, and it is at the strategically vital center between Asia, Europe and Africa (the latter because it is Asia's gateway to the Mediterranean).

In Risk, holding the Ukraine is also the key to conquering Europe, so it is contested almost from the beginning. If Risk ends with a winner (conquest), that winner almost always has held Ukraine from the beginning of the game to the end.

It is almost impossible to win Risk without holding Ukraine from early on.

I don't know if Risk is a game that kids have ever played in Russia, but childplay often imitates life.

Ukraine is vital to the future of both Europe and Russia.

Russia will not let it go to the European Union. Ever. They will conquer it first. And they will conquer it soon.
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stumbler · Oct 27, 2019

So hey Clarise all your socks PR hacks and Trump supporters do you still say it was President Obama who was weak on Russia?

I mean considering Trump just stabbed our allies and the Kurds in the back and let Putin Syria, Turkey and Iran take over the middle east?

CS natureboy · Oct 27, 2019

I sure do miss Clarise....... stumbler not so much....

ace's n 8's · Oct 27, 2019

CS natureboy said: ↑

I sure do miss Clarise....... stumbler not so much....
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Stumbler misses Clarise as well...

latecomer91364 · Oct 28, 2019

Did I miss something here? Aside from Dumbfuckler making an ass out of himself as usual?

Yep _ that Syrian thing is a mess! That Baghdadi sure made a stain.

latecomer91364 · Oct 29, 2019

CS natureboy said: ↑

I sure do miss Clarise....... stumbler not so much....
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ace's n 8's said: ↑

Stumbler misses Clarise as well...
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Update:
OMG, I get it now! I really didn't think much about this whole weird 'Clarise' thing - I thought it was just some bizarre reference to Silence of the Lambs, and it never bothered me (still doesn't), but I just read in a thread where somebody referred to some old drama involving a poster named Clarise.

Whatever. I don't mind the mis-identification at all - it sounds like Clarise was probably a great person.
That person is actually not me, but assholes can think whatever they want - it still won't bother me.
But now I get it.

stumbler · Oct 29, 2019

latecomer91364 said: ↑

Update:
OMG, I get it now! I really didn't think much about this whole weird 'Clarise' thing - I thought it was just some bizarre reference to Silence of the Lambs, and it never bothered me (still doesn't), but I just read in a thread where somebody referred to some old drama involving a poster named Clarise.

Whatever. I don't mind the mis-identification at all - it sounds like Clarise was probably a great person.
That person is actually not me, but assholes can think whatever they want - it still won't bother me.
But now I get it.
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Arquebus said: ↑

Yeah until you realize that he thinks I'm Clarise.

Sorry to burst your bubble, big boy. Haha
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Quite the busy little beaver aren't you Clarise. You are not fooling anyone. Especially since you already admitted it.

anon_de_plume · Oct 29, 2019

shootersa said: ↑

Anyone but the general would be embarrassed to copy and paste such a misleading and skewed "story".
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What's misleading about the story?

shootersa · Oct 29, 2019

anon_de_plume said: ↑

What's misleading about the story?
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Well, Anon here's your problem.
It isn't Shooters day to try and educate an idiot, so you'll have to educate yourself.
If that's possible.

anon_de_plume · Oct 29, 2019

shootersa said: ↑

Well, Anon here's your problem.
It isn't Shooters day to try and educate an idiot, so you'll have to educate yourself.
If that's possible.
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In other words, nothing is misleading. You're just trying to divert the thread. Ok. Go for it.

stumbler · Nov 4, 2019

I think this also fits very well here just to show what raving hypocrites the Trump supporters are. 88 pages mostly bashing Obama for supposedly being to weak to stand up to Putin and save Crimea.

But with Trump they are all for Trump selling Ukraine out to Putin/Russia.

stumbler said: ↑

Trump told Ukraine ambassador the country always belonged to Russia: report

https://www.rawstory.com/2019/11/tr...the-country-always-belonged-to-russia-report/
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stumbler · May 31, 2020

88 pages of mostly future Trump supporters trying to attack President Obama for being week on Putin/Russia.

So why was Putin/Russia kicked out of the the G8? Why as most these 88 pages can attest for invading Ukraine to seize Crimea.

You naked hypocrites.

stumbler said: ↑

More collusion in plain sight. Another Trump pay off to Putin.

Trump announces he has unilaterally decided to let Putin back into the G7 Summit: report

https://www.rawstory.com/2020/05/tr...-to-let-putin-back-into-the-g7-summit-report/
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