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Tag Archives: Romania
Russia vs. NATO Video Roundup
For some reason, Vladimir Putin seems to think he can force NATO to back down from supporting Ukraine against his illegal war of territorial aggression by launching various provocations. Here’s a roundup of recent NATO country responses to Russia. First … Continue reading
Posted in Military, video
Tagged army, artillery, Baltic Sea, Belarus, Black Sea, Bosphorus, Cappy Army, Chris Donahue, drones, Eastern Flank Deterrence Line, Eastern Shield, Estonia, EU, F-16, Finland, HIMARS, Izmit, Kalinigrad, Latvia, Lithuania, logistics, Military, NATO, Patriot Missiles, Poland, Reporting from Ukraine, Romania, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Slovakia, Soviet Union, Sweden, trench warfare, Turkey, Ukraine, video, Vladimir Putin
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LinkSwarm for December 8, 2023
Biden family corruption tops this week’s LinkSwarm (with a lot of links to go through), Juicy heads back to jail, and the Houthi’s tug on Superman’s cape. Despite years of claiming that Hunter’s business was completely separate from that of … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Crime, Democrats, Economics, Elections, Foreign Policy, Jihad, Military, Regulation, Social Justice Warriors, Texas, Waste and Fraud, Welfare State
Tagged 2024 Election, 2024 Presidential Race, Air Force, aircraft, Alberto Fujimori, Arlington (VA), Australia, Belarus, Ben Shapiro, Budget, California, China, Colorado, corruption, Crime, Democrats, Dimitry Shevtsov, Disney, Doug Burgum, Eric Schwerin, F-117 Nighthawk, Flordia, Football, Gary Shapley, Germany, Greg Abbott, hate crime hoax, Houthi, Hunter Biden, Iran, Israel-Hamas War, Jacksonville, Jacksonville Jaguars, Jihad, Joe Biden, Joseph Ziegler, Jussie Smollett, Kazakhstan, Ken Paxton, Kevin Morris, LinkSwarm, Mafia, Marc LaHood, Military, Nate the Lawyer, Navy, NFL, Owasco PC, Red Cross, Red Sea, Romania, Ron DeSantis, Rosemont Seneca Partners, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, San Antonio, Sara Biden, Steve Allison, Texas, Ukraine, University of Texas, Welfare State, Yemen
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LinkSwarm for May 12, 2023
Biden family corruption, Hollywood fumbles, Poland rising, and a whole bunch of NFL teams you’ve never heard of. It’s the Friday LinkSwarm! House Republicans reveal details of Biden crime family. The Biden family and its business associates created a complicated … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Foreign Policy, Republicans, Social Justice Warriors, Texas, Uncategorized
Tagged 2024 Election, Biden Recession, Bryan Slaton, Budweiser, Charles III, Charlie Baker, Chile, China, corrupt scumbags, corruption, Disney, dogs, Elizabeth Warren, Gabriel Popoviciu, Hallie Biden, Hollywood, Hunter Biden, James Biden, Joe Biden, Kathleen Buhle, LinkSwarm, Massachusetts, Melissa Cohen, NFL, polls, Romania, Sara Jones Biden, Social Justice Warriors, supply chain, Texas, transexual, UK
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Peter Zeihan on the Ramifications of Russian Imperial Decline
Peter Zeihan says the abysmal performance of the Russian Army is going to have a whole lot of ramifications around the world, many in Russia’s own near abroad. “It means that the image of the Russians as a regional power, … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Military, video
Tagged Abkhazia, Alexander Lukashenko, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bashar Assad, Belarus, Cuba, Estonia, Foreign Policy, Georgia (nation), Iran, Israel, Latvia, Lithuania, Military, Moldova, North Ossetia, Peter Zeihan, Poland, Romania, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Soviet Union, Sweden, Syria, Transnistra, Venezuela, video
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An End To The German Economic Engine?
With Russia shutting down the NordStream gas pipeline for maintenance, Peter Zeihan wonders if the end of Germany’s vaunted economic engine is nigh. Some takeaways: NordStream has made Germany “horrendously” dependent on Russia for energy. Russia is blackmailing Germany to … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Foreign Policy, video
Tagged demographics, Germany, natural gas, Nordstream, oil industry, Peter Zeihan, Poland, Romania, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Ukraine, video
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Hunter Biden, Tony Bobulinski, and the Spy King of China
So here’s that Tucker Carlson interview with Hunter Biden business associate Tony Bobulinski that everyone is talking about. So many Biden corruption revelations are coming down the pike (despite the media’s best efforts at suppressing them) that I can’t wait … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Elections, Media Watch
Tagged 2020 Presidential Race, Bucharest, China, corruption, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Hunter Biden, Joe Biden, Kazakhstan, Luxembourg, Media Watch, Monaco, Oman, Romania, Tony Bobulinski
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Interview With Tenured Columbia Professor Who Resigned Over SJW Policy
Here’s an interesting Romanian TV interview with former Columbia tenured acting professor Andrei Serban, who resigned over imposition of social justice warrior ideology over talent and common sense. Here’s a short interview with him (if you don’t see the subtitles, … Continue reading
Posted in Communism, Social Justice Warriors, video
Tagged Andrei Serban, Columbia, Communism, education, Romania, Social Justice Warriors, video
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Gutfeld to Millennials: Communism Doesn’t Work
Seems like we as a society have been remiss in communicating to Millennials what a horrible murderous failure communism has been. We don’t need more “civics lessons,” we need more movies like The Killing Fields and The Lives of Others. … Continue reading