R_P wrote:

Just trying to point out you are more than happy to ignore Russia kidnapping Ukrainian children to be brought up in Russia. I assume you can look up the definition of cultural genocide yourself

Same energy

 haresfur wrote:

There's a happy pasture...

 R_P wrote:

Maybe ask your Russian friends

 haresfur wrote:
What's a little genocide among friends?

 R_P wrote:
Unpopular with your black and white world view, but Biden is not unwavering in support of Israel. In the immediate aftermath of the Hamas terrorist attack on Israeli civilians (Remember that? Doesn't fit your narrative, either) he rightly supported Israel's right to respond and maybe rescue some hostages (Remember them?). Then he was left with the thankless task of trying to use his influence and diplomacy to try to temper Bibi's over the top disregard for Palestinian civilians. Throughout the history of Israeli-Palestinian relations, Israel (An independent country, remember?) has been more than willing to blow off US concerns, even though they are allies. So Biden has a thankless task that is just pissing everyone off. The lack of US influence is shown by how he is being ignored by the current Israeli government.

But when push comes to shove, the US will align with the group that is not out to destroy them, or at least allied with countries that are. I'm ok with that.

The nerve!

 HaydukeTwo wrote:

Americans who vote for him are motivated by fear.

Interesting article in The Guardian by George Monbiot:
“To beat Trump, we need to know why Americans keep voting for him”
🙏

The US deployment is regulated by the 2022 US-Jordan Memorandum of Understanding on Strategic Partnership, which gives Washington virtually unlimited rights to use Jordanian territory for US military purposes, and the Jordanian treasury USD 1.45 billion per year for seven years.

---

Regime Change Inc.

 R_P wrote:

Winkin' one minute, Blinken the next. A little side show soufflé. A little soft shoe shuffle...

Blinken Visits Nigeria as Questions Swirl About Civilian Deaths and U.S. Security Ties
A State Department official said a drone strike that killed 120 Nigerians was no “attack” and urged press to focus on “fun” aspects of the secretary of state’s tour.