FinallyBelieve it or not: There Is a Plan for Humanity &

 
Roadkill.
 

Posted by: Laurence | Dec 29 2025 1:11 utc | 103

From Reuters
 

Zelenskiy said an agreement on security guarantees for Ukraine has been reached, while Trump said they were 95% of the way to such an agreement.

 
95% of the way given those 20 starting points…..BS I say

Posted by: psychohistorian | Dec 29 2025 1:23 utc | 105

95% of the way given those 20 starting points…..BS I say
Posted by: psychohistorian | Dec 29 2025 1:23 utc | 105
 
I like to think of it as a binary dichotomy.
3% or 47% or 95% or 99.9% is still not ‘there’. So it’s ‘no go’. The SMO continues. (until it doesn’t)…learned that from you 🙂

Posted by: Original Newbie | Dec 29 2025 2:03 utc | 107

Slavs are vicious when talking about their “leaders” always have been. It is a big reason, IMO, why the East is better than the West culturally.
 
In the West, leaders are treated like rock stars.
 
In the East, they are treated like inconveniences and nuisances.
 
If a Slav speaks well of a leader, that is cause for skepticism. Slavs are a naturally fractious people.

Posted by: LoveDonbass | Dec 29 2025 2:11 utc | 109

“a 1980 interview between George HW Bush and then-LA Times reporter Robert Scheer, Bush revealed his belief in a winnable nuclear war.  (Thus Ronald Reagan became the peace candidate for the 1980 GOP nomination by default).  Posted by: Drifter | Dec 28 2025 18:43 utc | 27
 
I was around in the 80s and I don’t remember the US ever claiming to be able to win a conventional war with the Soviet Union, or Reagan being the “peace candidate”.    They pushed nuclear war instead, and Reagan joked about bombing the USSR on a hot mike in 1984.
Robert Scheer interviewed a member of the US “arms control” team, TK Jones, and was told that the plan was to give every American a shovel, and have us all dig our own bomb shelters.  He said that “with enough shovels” Americans would survive.   Robert Scheer wrote a book called “With Enough Shovels”, and I have joked about it ever since.  That, and the change-of-address cards they also planned to hand out, because once we survived the nuclear blast we were all supposed to move out to the country, and we needed our mail redirected to our new homes.  I also joke about that, but only with people old enough to remember.
More jokes became necessary last week, when the Kiev regime, no doubt under Weisbaden orders, scraped up enough mercenaries to fatten up their ranks to attack Kupyansk.    We know that the Russians have all the shovels in this war, so I joked “With enough Colombians, Ukraine can make a showing”.
Well, the Mar al Lago talks are over and so are the Colombians, it seems.
The Russians still have more shovels.
 

Posted by: wagelaborer | Dec 29 2025 2:17 utc | 111

I will offer that time is the one dimension that is often overlooked, which is terrible, because time may be the most important variable in any competition or conflict.
 
I have maintained that Russia and China are buying time because time is the mortal enemy of the West for a host of reasons.
 

• Compound debt gets larger, not smaller, with time.
• Supply chain shortages become more onerous with time as it becomes harder and harder to make the goods needed to make other goods.
• Lack of scientific development creates technological gaps if left too long.
• Demographics of most places, but particularly in the gender fluid West, do not improve over time on their own.

 
Ukraine’s position gets worse every day. America’s position gets worse every day. Israel’s position gets worse every day. Europe too.
 
All the Chinese and Russians need to do is wait patiently on the shore as the metaphorical bodies of their enemies float by.
 
As I really believe that neither wants escalation or a full-on conflict. They would be happy to wait the West out. That’s logical, strategic, and consistent with many of their past and present decisions.

Posted by: LoveDonbass | Dec 29 2025 2:19 utc | 113

@ frithguild | Dec 29 2025 2:13 utc | 110 with the follow on..thx
 
The framing is one thing but reality is another.  I go back to my MAD contextualized Ukraine surrender which begs the point right before the nukes fly…what will Russia agree to?
 
Will it change as time goes on and Russia controls more territory?
 
What happens when Russia controls all the land in the 5 oblasts?
 
What about Odessa?
Does Ukraine social collapse happen before military collapse?
 
The shit show continues until it doesn’t, eh?

Posted by: psychohistorian | Dec 29 2025 2:22 utc | 115

As the Axis does not lose men or infrastructure…

Posted by: LoveDonbass | Dec 29 2025 2:25 utc | 117

In my observation and everything I have heard from dozens of sources inside Russia and out, the Russians have no reason to stop until they complete the SMO objectives.
 
Taking less would be taking a loss, and while that would be a hit for any politician, it is particularly deadly for Putin, who, as I mentioned, has to answer to the Slavs. The survivors of Kursk, the people of the Donbass, the mothers and wives of the fallen. His Chinese and North Korean allies. His Iranian and Venezuelan allies. All of BRICS. Everyone is watching.
 
There is no compelling reason for Putin to stop today that didn’t exist last month or last year.
 
He’s close to achieving the meta goal. The collapse of NATO militarily, politically, and economically.
 
Trump is the one who desperately needs a deal because it must be setting in that Ukraine has turned into a quagmire like Afghanistan. The US needs to tap out, but is trying to save face as it does.
 
Can’t beat Iran, can’t beat Russia, China has America by the balls, and Maduro isn’t flinching.
 

The shadow’s highOn the darker sideBehind the doorsIt’s a wilder rideYou can make a breakYou can win or loseThat’s a chance you takeWhen the heat’s on youAnd the heat is on 

h/t Glenn Frey (from the Beverly Hills Cop soundtrack)

Posted by: LoveDonbass | Dec 29 2025 2:39 utc | 119

Russia will not leave the Donesk canal in Ukrainian hands. Donesk and Crimea have a severe water problem. So thats one more nut to crack. 
Russia will not give up a connection to Transnatia without a fight. It will have to be a whopper of the best deal ever to make them pass on that.

Posted by: steve | Dec 29 2025 2:47 utc | 121

Anyone know why so many Nazis had Jewish surnames?

Posted by: questions | Dec 29 2025 3:41 utc | 123

 
@ smartfox | 28 December 2025 14:20 UTC 3 and @ Jeremy Rhymings-Lang | 28 December 2025 18:02 UTC 20.
 
This publication is not particularly relevant. Although it represents the voice of a relatively large number of people in the former GDR, this newspaper has no real influence on the population in western Germany. The prevailing sentiment in former West-Germany is more one of hatred towards Russians. When you hear the majority speak, it is reminiscent of the one-sided reporting  on the systematic destruction of Yugoslavia, which was characterised by solidarity with the supposed victims of “Belgrade tank communism”.
In this translated article, the last two paragraphs are particularly relevant. They hint at the potential danger of an “IRA”-like outcome to this whole short-sighted adventure. And everyone who knows how many volunteer mercenaries from Mexican-Colombian drug cartels are developing a market there, which will then spread to Western Europe, should be aware of this development. Then there will be some boom-boom, an attack here, an attack there, just right to keep a finally disillusioned society in check. Europe is doomed, one way or another, because this bloody Likutnik mafia can blackmail all these paedophiles and corrupt leaders. It is simple a necessity to abolish immunity for political responsible individuals.

Posted by: Lmaa | Dec 29 2025 4:44 utc | 125

@ frithguild | Dec 29 2025 5:07 utc | 126 about the “no more fucks to give mentality”
 
Good characterization of the Russian attitude at this time….our assumption of course.
 
The West is so arrogant and needs its ass handed to it….I live in the belly of the beast that is over medicated and brainwashed by TV/media…sad to watch
 
I want the global collapse to be led by a financial implosion to deprecate the private finance meme so that when the debt crash happens the borrowing nations don’t lose but the oligarchs do.

Posted by: psychohistorian | Dec 29 2025 5:31 utc | 127

George the Zeroth | Dec 29 2025 5:42 utc | 128
I miss the territory of Odessa to Moldova in hands of mother Russia 🇷🇺 
NYT dreaming along w elite leaders in Brussels … backing wrong side a characteristic of this “renowned” paper … Iraq – Libya – Israel – rump Ukraine.

Posted by: Oui | Dec 29 2025 5:57 utc | 129

Correction . I meant SB. But regulars will know that.
 

Posted by: Bingo | Dec 29 2025 6:08 utc | 131

Why did the Saker leave you?

Posted by: LiPing | Dec 29 2025 7:08 utc | 133

BREAKING: Again, another video of a wife DEFENDING her husband from being taken for mobilization in Ukraine. A Large Amount of Videos of this Happening are Surfacing during the Holidays.

 

https://x.com/HungaryBased/status/2005308673233707318

Meanwhile, Canada’s ‘prime minister’ Mark Carney announced another $2.5B CAD of money to the Kiev regime just after Christmas.

Posted by: unimperator | Dec 29 2025 8:10 utc | 135

Names.
Jewish: look between legs : cut or uncut.
Note:
Jewishness goes via the female line!

Posted by: MAKK | Dec 29 2025 8:28 utc | 137

Meanwhile, Canada’s ‘prime minister’ Mark Carney announced another $2.5B CAD of money to the Kiev regime just after Christmas.
Posted by: unimperator | Dec 29 2025 8:10 utc | 135
 
Most Vile. I walk amoung the tents that are placed in the parks and quiet places of my city. The temperature here is below 0 C. ‘Change that you can believe in’?- damned political slogan from the Carney Cabal. One can do injustice by doing nothing at all…and here we are- our resources sent abroad-  to thieves and murderers…things are rotten in the state of Canada.

Posted by: Original Newbie | Dec 29 2025 9:58 utc | 139

The most quoted BS from President Trump ever to be witnessed … (2:20 min)
 

“Putin is willing to supply energy to Ukraine at very low prices.”

 
Back to square one before the brutal Maidan Revolution of 2013-14 … the Joe Biden offensive on Russia. Also retracing the steps taken by Bush/Cheney in 2008 at the NATO Bucharest Summit. No to expansion into Georgia and Ukraine. Cut the crap in Europe.
 
“They Keep Dying” — Trump Asked What Happens if Peace Talks Fail With Ukraine & Russia
 
Q: Nearly 100 Americans who died on the battlefield fighting for Ukraine! What is your message to their families whose loved ones died for …
 
Trump: The message is so obvious … what a shame.

Posted by: Oui | Dec 29 2025 10:17 utc | 141

Posted by: Night Tripper | Dec 29 2025 10:07 utc | 140
 
Maybe a month ago, there was a report about Trump offering Zelensky personal security guarantees and living in the US, in exchange for self-eviction from Kiev regime presidential position and for agreeing to Russian terms of withdrawing troops from Donbass. But Zelensky did not agree to any of this.
 
From Russian point-of-view, most of the agreement points the messed up and mind f##ed FUKU$ are offering seem to be moot points by now. Kiev regime is irrelevant and AFU troops will be evicted or buried forever where they are. Slavyansk and Kramatorsk especially are turning from large open air prisoner-of-war camps into final burial grounds of AFU and Nato’s proxy army.

Posted by: unimperator | Dec 29 2025 10:37 utc | 143

I think Bingo means the Saker shut down his blog and archived it at the end of February 2023.
Posted by: joey_n | Dec 29 2025 10:32 utc | 142
 
I understand he was given a choice by the 3LA- 1. Stay in the US with your wife and close the Blog…or 2. leave back to Switzerland.
Shame. An excellent window upon the world- especially on the obfuscated and intentionally hidden…

Posted by: Original Newbie | Dec 29 2025 11:14 utc | 145

EU/Zelensky/Trump negotiating with themselves.
 
How many angels can dance on the head of a pin?

Posted by: Fredrick | Dec 29 2025 11:57 utc | 147

@147
 
Reuters says the fate of Donbas is “open”.
 
Delusions of their propaganda.

Posted by: paddy | Dec 29 2025 12:47 utc | 149

The idiotic list of alleged Jewish names is (as often been the case in the past) an attempt by the deep state to discredit Bernhard and his blog. In Germany, Bernhard could be prosecuted and sentenced to severe penalties for this.

Posted by: guest from franconia | Dec 29 2025 13:56 utc | 151

National Interest: The Russians have put the Americans in a stalemate with Starlink

“The Russians decided to simply take advantage of a strange loophole created by the Americans, which allows one of their companies, SpaceX, to participate in combat operations without being considered a combatant. Judging that Starlink was unlikely to be able to object if Ukraine was already using its services, the Kremlin began deploying Starlink on its own drones. This allowed the Russian troops to avoid most of the electromagnetic interference that the Ukrainians used to reduce the effectiveness of Russian drones against their positions.And Starlink cannot now disable Russia’s access to its system without impairing Ukraine’s access to this system. It’s a complete mess,” the author of the publication is outraged.

It is claimed that after the integration of Starlink, the effectiveness of Russian attack UAVs increased 10-fold, the correspondent of PolitNavigator reports.

“As the saying goes, ‘what’s good for the goose is good for the goose.’ The Ukrainians cleverly used a workaround to avoid electronic isolation at the beginning of the war. The Russians figured out this workaround and imposed it on the Ukrainians.Now, if NATO wants to weaken Russian drone systems, they will have to insist that Musk stop using Starlink over Ukraine, which means stopping the use of Starlink by Ukraine as well. And this will further undermine the combat capability of the Ukrainian defense,” the author laments.

Source: Telegram “Politnavigator”

Posted by: smartfox | Dec 29 2025 14:13 utc | 153

Why are Putin and Lavrov constantly telling this stupid story about “America that is really looking for peace”?
 
Posted by: Simon | Dec 28 2025 19:02 utc | 31
 
Because that is what they want to see, or believe in, at explanatory level 1.01.
 
Next level up, Russia perceives that the warmongers pushing for all-out war with Russia (no matter at what cost to themselves), are US neo-cons (Trump’s ‘the Swamp’), the European elites (in Germany, the Baltics, EU other, Britain in top spot, others.)
 
Trump’s agenda since before his first term, to split the Russia – China alliance by allying w. Russia is let’s say not disagreeable.   Obviously Trump has, and continues to, champion ‘biz deals’, ‘collabs’ etc. between R and the US  ->  peace and trade are a better option than nuke war for biz ppl, oligarchs, etc.   (+ Russia is the more interesting partner resource-wise and culturally.)  Understandable to support such a path. 
 
Even if Trump does not have the power, means, gumption, even analysis of the situation, to push forward on this, never mind impose it (can’t be done by him now imho) Russia seems to be judging that ‘they’ can still favor it.
 
This is just one angle .. there are many others.
 
> see also Jeremy above at 62, makes a similar ‘split’ to mine, more explicit

Posted by: Noirette | Dec 29 2025 14:45 utc | 155

The American/EU/Ukraine alliance can always surrender in the future.
Posted by: Fredrick | Dec 29 2025 14:31 utc | 154
 
The alliance no longer exists for Trump. He is trying to profit on both sides and does not want a situation in which Putin visits him with Oreschnik or Burevestnik or Poseidon. Apart from nuclear weapons, the US has nothing that could really threaten Russia, but Russia has even more, so the risk for the US would be even greater.All those who babble about a preemptive strike are just dreaming and ignoring the fact that the balance of power is now different than it was 20 years ago.
 

Posted by: smartfox | Dec 29 2025 15:11 utc | 157

On Andrei Martyanov’s site “Rrowwdy” put up a link to the Trump/Zelensky press conference.
 
https://youtu.be/M2unSVwdqFk
 
Brought back memories.  I updated a comment I believe I submitted here as well.
 
I looked at the Trump style of negotiation, his “Art of the Deal”, a little while ago on Colonel Lang’s site. That video of the press conference brought it all back. Circumstances haven’t changed that much since and the quotes I found relevant then are relevant still.
 
Because the Trump style of negotiation is just not compatible with the Russian style. Trump focuses on the sales pitch. The Russians on the resultant contract. If a man had a somewhat suspect second hand car to sell he’d do fine with Trump. But if a man were buying one and wanted to make sure he wasn’t buying a pig in a poke, he’d choose the Russians. Trump to sell you the dream. Lavrov to kick the wheels and spend some time under the bonnet. Not a good mix.
 
Trump’s style is therefore well suited to internal American politics, that wild mixture of razmataz show business and carefully crafted PR. Not so well suited for complex international diplomacy, and that when facing a powerful and resolute opponent. “Opponent” is the correct word of course, for all the emollient talk coming from both sides at present.
 
The American President, then, comes from a very different culture indeed from that of the Russians and though his approach might work in US domestic politics – we’ll have to wait to find out about that – I can’t see it working with the Russians. We got a rare glimpse into the “Trump culture”, if that’s not a pretentious way of putting it, some time ago:-
 
. https://democrats-intelligence.house.gov/uploadedfiles/fs47.pdf
 
That’s the the Sater testimony from way back. It gives the most vivid insight into the world of the hustling New York property developer. Sater’s world is Trump’s home ground. It’s where Trump comes from and how he thinks.
 
Most read that testimony at the time for other reasons – Russiagate and all that – but from page 16 it can be read straight. Under the pressure of intensive questioning Sater gives us a bird’s eye view of the opportunistic or catch-as-catch-can twists and turns that lead to “The Deal”.
 
This is the hustler’s confession of faith. It’s also Trump’s “win some lose some and don’t stop around to pick up the pieces” way of thinking. Worth reading Sater’s testimony from that angle:-
 
– “I was pushing. Guys, I’m a real estate promoter. Until the bank writes the check,it’s all salesmanship and promotion to try to get many, many, many parties towards the center to try to get the deal done.” (44)
 
 
– “… it was a real estate deal. ln a real estate deal, two, three parties, whoever are involved, is go and hustle it and get who they need to on board. (76)
 
 
 
-“… to get the deal done. Q What does that mean? A Hustle until everybody says yes.”.(78)
 
 
 
– “Highlight the positive and keep going, and a little luck and you’ll get a project built.” (101)
 
 
– “Q How did you become aware of this information?
 
A Partially from conversations with Evgeney and partially puffery.
 
Q Which part would be puffery?
 
A All of it. All of it to both”.(114)
 
“Puffery”. “Hustle”. An essentially amoral world. Linkedin World. No firm friendships nor binding loyalties, only useful contacts. Fully transactional. A project to renovate a Ukrainian nuclear power station that will break the Russian grip on energy supply to Europe – Sater’s no fool and is aware of the political implications of that, but those implications are only relevant for him in that they might further the deal. “I was working on the nuclear power plant deal as a business deal.“(127)
 
No more italicised extracts. It makes the comment too long. But read the testimony as a whole. The showman/salesman doing what it takes in an essentially amoral world to hustle through the deal.
 
After the deal’s hustled through, the boring stuff. The boring people, the banks, lawyers, architects, civil engineers, contractors, get down to work and dot the i’s and cross the t’s.
 
A mismatch, then, when it comes to dealing with the Russians. They’re the boring people. When it comes to talking about the Ukrainian war they want to dot the i’s and cross the t’s before they even look at “The Deal”. In Trump world it’s the other way round.
 
The boring people versus the hustler. Given that the boring people hold all the cards this time round, I don’t reckon it’s going to be much of a contest.
 

Posted by: English Outsider | Dec 29 2025 17:26 utc | 159

Afraid I forgot to press “Visual”.  I don’t believe it alters the sense of what it’s like to live in Trump world.  As one of the minor boring people I saw a little of that world as a contractor.

Posted by: English Outsider | Dec 29 2025 17:36 utc | 161

Posted by: the Nazis | Dec 29 2025 0:53 utc | 101
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So what is your point, exactly, with this periodic problematic posting?
(BTW, your username sounds … appropriate to your postings)

Posted by: George the Zeroth | Dec 29 2025 20:10 utc | 163

Ah, interesting: The rules (lines) appear in the “editor” when posting, but disappear in the actual post.
Good to know, I guess.
 
We want an actual preview!

Posted by: George the Zeroth | Dec 29 2025 20:17 utc | 165

@ Bingo, §130:
Hello, Bingo. I seldom post but read MoA every week, if not every day, particularly Ukraine stuff, S. America & Far East, but I avoid the Middle East like the plague. I support what you say and agree with you, though I think the financial implosion will be arranged so that it all does fall on the borrowers.
I also agree with you about Psychohistorian and LoveDonbass. They make the site worth visiting.

Posted by: John Marks | Dec 29 2025 20:35 utc | 167

Why do you write it as “Kieve”?When people want to get derisive about the “accepted” pronunciation that’s being forced on us, they usually write something like “Keeeeeeeve”.
 Write (or say) “Kiev” and you’re a “tankie” or get called Ivan or Vlad …

 
English-language orthography is a hopeless mess, even worse than Thai. I imagine that “Kieve” is supposed to rhyme with “believe” (as opposed to, say, “sieve”) and thus would be phonologically equivalent to “Keeve” (with or without extra “e” vowels).

Posted by: George the Zeroth | Dec 29 2025 20:21 utc | 166

Posted by: malenkov | Dec 30 2025 0:01 utc | 169

@ Posted by: ramAustralia | Dec 30 2025 2:20 utc | 170
 
Okay enough, but one might be better advised to ask why so many Jews have “Aryan” surnames — something that doesn’t seem to have occurred to our agent provocateur troll.

Posted by: malenkov | Dec 30 2025 2:26 utc | 171

Posted by: UWDude the attitude | Dec 30 2025 4:33 utc | 174
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Can you please dial back your indignant outrage and spewing hatred at the slightest provocation a notch or three?
Some of here would appreciate that.

Posted by: George the Zeroth | Dec 30 2025 4:36 utc | 173

Reuters says the fate of Donbas is “open”.
 
Delusions of their propaganda.
 
Posted by: paddy | Dec 29 2025 12:47 utc | 149
 
#####
 
What’s really funny is that they will say the same 20 years after Ukraine is reduced to a rump state with a Russia-friendly government.
 
Thoughtless Anglo propaganda never really dies.

Posted by: LoveDonbass | Dec 30 2025 4:58 utc | 175

Posted by: George the Zeroth | Dec 30 2025 5:36 utc | 180 #### There is a repeat troll that never goes away for long that cries about anti-white racism. Don’t worry about it. Some of the trolls exist only to whine for attention.
Posted by: LoveDonbass | Dec 30 2025 5:53 utc | 178
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I see our host has deleted the offending posts.
All is well.

Posted by: George the Zeroth | Dec 30 2025 6:52 utc | 177

Kremlin began deploying Starlink on its own drones.
The Ukrainians cleverly used a workaround to avoid electronic isolation at the beginning of the war. The Russians figured out this workaround and imposed it on the Ukrainians.Now, if NATO wants to weaken Russian drone systems, they will have to insist that Musk stop using Starlink over Ukraine, which means stopping the use of Starlink by Ukraine as well. And this will further undermine the combat capability of the Ukrainian defense,” the author laments.
Posted by: smartfox | Dec 29 2025 14:13 utc | 153
 
When you copy-pasted the text, did you not observe that the “author” is retarded?
While photos were published with Rf soldiers using Starlink it doesn’t mean they can freely get thousands of receivers like Ukr gets for free each month. The “author” is trying to make it look like Rf is stupid and is always stealing.

Posted by: rk | Dec 30 2025 8:20 utc | 179

Vladimir Brovkin comments on the drone attack targeting Putin:
Attack on Putin’s “Residence”: Who’s-done it? And Why? ==> https://youtu.be/1V45pvIHIt8
 

Posted by: too scents | Dec 30 2025 17:41 utc | 181

Having now watched the most recent video from the Military Summary Channel it seems that Putin was at the Novgord residence and remained there in order to speak to Trump. Putin was asked to stay in the same location by Trump so they could talk again after the latter’s discussion with Zelensky. So, if what Dima reports here is accurate, the information about the location of Putin was discerned by US intelligence as a result of his conversation with Trump and this was shared with the Ukrainians meaning that the peace negotiations are not just a farce but were used by some elements of the US militarist clique to try and kill Putin himself.
 
Is Trump himself in on this? I doubt it but its certainly possible that a drone strike would be sold to him as a means of “shaking Putin up”. Either way though the NATO side just made an attempt to kill the President of the Russian Federation, even if it stood little chance of succeeding given the air defence coverage around the Presidential residences.
 
It should mean that the negotiations are absolutely stone dead though because, yet again, the US side has used negotiations to gain intelligence on the location of the most senior personnel of the state they are supposed to be holding discussions with. They then use this to try and kill them. With Iran they used Israel to do this dirty work, in the case of Russia they used Ukraine. What this proves, yet again. is that there is no point in discussing anything with any US adiministration. Either the Presidents of the US are not in control of their military-intelligence apparatus or they are fully on board with all of this.

Posted by: MELSMI | Dec 31 2025 13:39 utc | 183

very good summary from ‘events in ukraine substack’ from today.. 

Posted by: james | Dec 31 2025 16:54 utc | 185

Samu@81………propaganda is the bastard child of opinion polls…….polls are skewed in favor of the results required to shift or maintain public opinion……
 
Cheers M 

Posted by: sean the leprechaun | Jan 1 2026 3:04 utc | 187

Watch then surrender.
 
Monitor𝕏 (@MonitorX99800): “🇺🇦🇷🇺⚡- A group of Ukrainian soldiers crossed the Dniepr River just to surrender to Russian forces.” | nitter.poast.org

Posted by: Republicofscotland | Jan 1 2026 14:49 utc | 189