But that was nearly 3 years ago, and now the senile invalid can't tie
his shoes by himself much less make good on half assed threats made
years ago, so the world holds its breath to see what kind of traction
the Bolshevik warmongers can create over the death of some guy in Russia.
1st and foremost of course, they want endless pallets of US taxpayer $$
shipped directly to Ukraine to show how sorry we are, to teach putin a
harsh lesson.
Oh, but we've already been doing that the past 3 years ? No matter, lets
do it some more, just 1 [or 2, or 20] more big push[es], its all we need
to humble the evil enemy ! And the murder of ,,, What his name again,
ummm, let me google it, Navalinshy ? Navilanski ? Oh Navalny, thats
right ! Navalny ! Forever remembered, your heroic death will not be in
vain ! Americans will name their children and great grandchildren after
you ! You will be immortalized in a Netflix made for TV special ! Your
memory will live on and on and on as we fight in your memory for
freedom, for justice ! For peace ! For democracy ! For he's a jolly good
fellow ! Ain't no one cept traitors gonna deny it ! [ect ect ect]

[Can't wait to see the senile puppet try to remember this guys name,
even when its spelled out in blazing letters right in front of him.]

You'd almost get the impression that the Bolsheviks think that political
persecution of rivals is a very, very bad thing !
Some point out that they are, and have been for quite some time,
persecuting and jailing their own political rivals but hey, can't expect
them to abide by the same set of rules and moral standards that they
impose on everyone else, that wouldn't be fair !

What good is power if you don't use it to crush the competition by any
means necessary, right ?

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When Joe Biden met Vladimir Putin in 2021, the leaders staring at each
other across the library of a Geneva lakeside villa, the US president
warned there would be “devastating consequences” for Moscow if Alexei
Navalny died in Russian custody.

Biden was reminded of those words on Friday following Navalny’s sudden,
mysterious death in a Russian penal colony, and his response was to
point out that the warning had been delivered three years ago and that,
in the intervening time, Putin had “faced a hell of a lot of consequences”.

The consequences the president went on to list included Russia’s losses
in the Ukrainian war, including 350,000 troops dead or wounded, and
“great sanctions across the board”.

“We’re contemplating what else could be done,” Biden added. “We’re
looking at a whole number of options.”

Biden and allied leaders are now faced with the dilemma of what they
could possibly do that would make any difference to the Kremlin.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/feb/17/alexei-navalny-joe-biden-russia-sanctions-analysis
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Woe to those who call evil good and good evil, who put darkness for
light and light for darkness, who put bitter for sweet and sweet for bitter.

On Sat, 17 Feb 2024 17:00:20 -0500
JeSSe <zo@so.org> wrote:

> lets do it some more

Did you fail 7th grade grammar by chance ?

> [ect ect ect]

Did you fail twice ?

> this guys name,

Three times ?