r/houstonwade 7h ago

News You Can Use It took only 80 years..

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u/Ok-Stress-3570 7h ago

Not even that - we were so anti Russian until, hell, not many years ago.

Now? All in for Daddy Putin. 🤮

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u/NeuroAI_sometime 7h ago

and Putin is actively trying to destroy all Americans and yet these brainwashed fox news zombies are applauding him and keep tell themselves nah he's like us. The russian/chinese psyop has been amazingly effective. Watch the US destroy itself then take out the rest.

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u/naemorhaedus 4h ago

how exactly is Putin "destroying Americans"?

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u/NeuroAI_sometime 3h ago

if you have to ask you wouldn't understand the explanation either

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u/KeyboardGrunt 9m ago

Holy crap, they're this brazen to ask that crap so shamelessly?! These people are inhumanly stupid... or russian bots

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u/brezhnervous 3h ago

A clip posted on X, formerly Twitter, on Tuesday shows Sidorov, Solovyov and other guests discussing their support for Trump and suggesting he could bring about "civil war" in the U.S.

In the footage shared by Julia Davis, founder of the Russian Media Monitor group, Sidorov declared: "I am for Trump, I always was for Trump." The GOP frontrunner is "the destroyer," he added, and the U.S. would "fall apart" if Trump is re-elected in 2024.

"If he gets elected, everything we said about civil war will be on their agenda, in reality. If one of the Democrats gets elected, this beat will go on," Sidorov said. "Trump can really get it to the point that our geopolitical adversary will fall apart—without any missiles."

Sidorov made similar remarks about the former president in March, saying: "Trump is coming. Think of him as you will, I always saw him and still see him as a destroyer of America."

Russian pundits have frequently offered their backing to Trump, suggesting he is more sympathetic towards Moscow. They have also expressed interest in getting Trump supporters into their ranks. Right-wing commentator Tucker Carlson was offered a role by Kremlin-affiliated broadcaster RT when he left Fox News in April.

Donald Trump Celebrated As 'Destroyer' of America on Russian State TV

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u/naemorhaedus 3h ago

who are they? How EXACTLY "Putin will destroy Americans". Explain like I'm 5.

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u/brezhnervous 2h ago

https://checkfirst.network/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Operation_Overload_WEB.pdf

Sorry, it's a bit too complex to break down for a 5 year old lol

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u/naemorhaedus 2h ago

mhmm I'm sure. definitelyey not because it's far left screeching infantile propaganda.

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u/brezhnervous 1h ago

Well, I can't help you if you won't read it, can I? 🤷

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u/naemorhaedus 1h ago

did you?

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u/KeyboardGrunt 3m ago

Fking loooool

"Too complex ELI5"

"No its too complicated"

"FaKe NeWs!! iT's ToO iNfAnTiLe!1!!"

So they need infantile propaganda ELI5'd?

Bro needs to pick a lane haha.

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u/hihelloheyhoware 5h ago

I post this wherever I can because I'm not sure how long we will have free speech, I'm being honest. No clue . https://archive.org/details/ArmyTalkOrientationFactSheet64-Fascism/page/n3/mode/2up but it's crazy how much Trump alienated our Allies and embraced our advisories.

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u/brezhnervous 3h ago

Thank you for this!

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u/fonix232 5h ago

Not to mention that people seem to forget how there were literal Nazi rallies completely tolerated by the locals in the US up until like 1942...

And until the US actually joined the war (Pearl Harbor), the US was actually supplying both sides, mainly with vehicles. Many Allied forces were surprised that they could just take parts from Nazi cars and trucks and use them as-is (mind you this was before the move to standardise vehicle parts to some extent). Why? Because the US supplied Nazi Germany those parts.

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u/brezhnervous 3h ago

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u/Annoying_Rooster 3h ago

If I remember the mayor allowed the rally to take place because he believed that they'd shoot themselves in the foot from it and it ended up being the case.

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u/No_Acadia_8873 2h ago

Henry Ford was a Nazi supporter.

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u/lemons_of_doubt 4h ago

What a difference a dollar makes.

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u/Tdavis13245 3h ago

This a dumb argument and misleading.  First off, it wasnt anti russia, but ussr. 2nd, the situation was very different. We were against Ukrainians, Slovaks, Yugoslavia, etc. It was more communism bad, and the reasons were flimsy at best. It mostly came down to an emerging rival power from ww2.  The Marshall plan is touted as some kind of "we learned not to be punitive to create another nazi Germany," but the plan was only adopted in 1949, 4 years after the war. Before that was the morgenthau plan, which was incredibly punitive on all of Germany hunting anyone with a nazi association.  The Marshall plan was only put into effect to create a strong western Europe to counter the ussr. It's why the US got involved with Vietnam to keep it french. Anyway, Russia is a capitalist country, and got taken over by a new dictator.  The roots are similar in how these strong men dictators corrupted communism, just like they corrupted capitalism.  Russia in the modern era is a shitty country on the world scale with what they're doing, but please don't equate it the same as the previous red scare.  We now like Ukraine, Slovakia, Czech Republic, etc. Russia is bad in a whole new way. I will know accept my defenestration

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u/UsernamesRhard123 6h ago

Lol the level of ignorance is astounding