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Trump has been "first pro-Soviet and then pro-Russian for decades." The renowned philosopher Francis Fukuyama: Trump visited Moscow in the 1980s, when the Soviet Union still existed. Later, he spent tens of thousands of dollars on advertisements in the New York Times claiming that NATO was the cause of... show more

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Фото профиля Mads Frederik Toft

Mads Frederik Toft20 дней назад

The Russians discovered with Trump that they could take over the United States, not with guns, bombs, and missiles. But with mouth diarrhea and empty promises.

Фото профиля AnatolijUkraine

AnatolijUkraine19 дней назад

The disturbing part isn’t that people are only noticing it now. It’s how many warning signs were visible for decades — and how easily they were dismissed. Whatever explains Trump’s worldview, the pattern is impossible to ignore: again and again, his instinct is to attack America’s alliances while treating Moscow with extraordinary deference. Putin couldn’t ask for a more useful imbalance.

Фото профиля Norbert

Norbert20 дней назад

Anyway:

Фото профиля Massimiliano Giavarini 🇮🇹

Massimiliano Giavarini 🇮🇹19 дней назад

In my view, this does not change the nature of the problem, which remains the question of how it is possible for someone with multiple convictions to run for office and get elected.

Фото профиля Gogol Borrego™ 🇺🇦

Gogol Borrego™ 🇺🇦19 дней назад

"Trump has been "first pro-Soviet and then pro-Russian for decades," is interestingly put when one should be calling Krasnov traitor

Фото профиля Realview

Realview19 дней назад

Soviets probably offered him prostitutes and took a nice movie of him fucking them. They have been blackmailing him since then.

Фото профиля Christoph Camenzind

Christoph Camenzind19 дней назад

@Sunnymica This has been known for decades. Trump is a Russian project.

Фото профиля Serhii

Serhii20 дней назад

The bigger question is not what Trump believed decades ago. It is whether today’s foreign policy is rewarding Russia for aggression. If Moscow can invade a neighbor, occupy territory, and eventually get a deal that reflects its demands, that precedent will matter far beyond Ukraine. History will judge the outcome, not the slogans.

Фото профиля ArianeWidmer

ArianeWidmer19 дней назад

TRUMP IS A KGB AGENT.

Фото профиля Michelle Rainer

Michelle Rainer20 дней назад

Fukuyama is talking nonsense, Trump+the US business elite are anti EU, the last thing they want is a free Ukraine(+the UK) to increase the economic power of the EU, they are perfectly happy with Ukraine staying under Russian control, a weak+fractured Europe is easier to rip off

Фото профиля Pavel Štern

Pavel Štern19 дней назад

Finally! Russian asset Krasnov! Long time!

Фото профиля Nate Rathbun🇺🇸🇮🇱🇺🇦

Nate Rathbun🇺🇸🇮🇱🇺🇦19 дней назад

Fukuyama has got a lot wrong in the past, but he’s absolutely right about this.

Фото профиля The Solutions Party

The Solutions Party19 дней назад

Trump has always been the tyrant in his own organization, it’s the only thing he understands, and other tyrants like Putin and Kim Jong Un are the only people he not only relates to, he admires them. His ilk are the worst combination of ego, illness, and powerful..

Фото профиля MAC

MAC19 дней назад

Krasnov was installed by Russia&China who are the biggest beneficiaries of his UNAmerican foreign policy.

Фото профиля linda A saunders

linda A saunders19 дней назад

Yes, finally somebody says something that speaks the truth. Please get this out to EU leaders though they probably already know❗️❗️❗️

Фото профиля Luis Silva Ferreira

Luis Silva Ferreira19 дней назад

All the world has to pay for #PEDOTUS perversions!

Фото профиля Mr. Miata™ミスター・ミアータ™

Mr. Miata™ミスター・ミアータ™19 дней назад

Chances in the 80s in moZcow Trump was a target of kgb recruiters 100% Chances he was smart enough not to fall into honey puss traps 0%

Фото профиля Jessica's Xitter ⚛️

Jessica's Xitter ⚛️19 дней назад

Trump is a Kremlin asset & America's Manchurian Candidate. There to destroy US Alliances & relationships.

Фото профиля Oksana

Oksana19 дней назад

With all due respect those who know 🇸🇮were bot "puzzling' over it or pun's motives for decades starting with don't give the 🇸🇮control of the USSR's nukes. 4.5 years into the war without a clear message for 🇺🇦's victory is a cONDEMNATION of ALL democracies who have FAILED to WIN the war with 🇺🇦 against 🇸🇮. And still rely on talk. Pathetic! ACADEMICS! pathetic NATO! Pathetic political leaders!

Фото профиля 5FtOh

5FtOh19 дней назад

When Soviets pick a traitor to his own country and spend billions keeping him afloat, including over $1B from Deutsche's own Justin Kennedy...

Фото профиля HeadlineZoo

HeadlineZoo19 дней назад

More specifically: Trump came back from "vacation" in Moscow in 1987 and took out full page ads in the New York Times, Washington Post and Boston Globe attacking #NATO. A very strange thing to do in the 1980's at the height of the cold war. He is clearly a Russian asset.

Фото профиля David

David19 дней назад

If only he had been listened too in 2014 things could have turned out so much better for Everyone concerned.

Фото профиля Disney4Eternity

Disney4Eternity19 дней назад

Trump is Russian asset (always has been). 💯

Фото профиля Jukka P.Seppälä 🐶💛💙🇫🇮🇪🇺 #standwithUkraine🎗

Jukka P.Seppälä 🐶💛💙🇫🇮🇪🇺 #standwithUkraine🎗19 дней назад

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Фото профиля Herbert Elizabeth f.e.l.l.a.

Herbert Elizabeth f.e.l.l.a.19 дней назад

We all knew. immigration is what the extreme right are using to gain access to power The only way to undermine this is to give the people what they are asking for. Severe hard stop on immigration including legal, and return of all illegal migrants (including legacy illegals)

Фото профиля Tribalisation

Tribalisation19 дней назад

Surprising that online pro-Ukraine pundits such as #ukrainematters and #anderspucknielsen still reject without discussion the possibility that Donald Krasnov might be a kremlin spy.

Фото профиля Jacques Christian

Jacques Christian18 дней назад

@_freeUkraine ☝️🙏🙌✊NO PEACE WITHOUT JUSTICE & BORDERS SOVEREIGNTY☝️☘️🕊️🌻✌️🫶🙏✊💪

Фото профиля Mr.Curly

Mr.Curly19 дней назад

What was the cost of Trump’s ads in the New York Times, were they aimed at NATO?

Фото профиля BrendaB

BrendaB19 дней назад

Popular American pundits refused to speak the truth because they make money by toeing the line, are intractable supporters of centrist corporatist Democrats & favor the status quo over democracy. However, Kendzior & Chalupa, Timothy Snyder & Jason Stanley are outspoken @ facism.

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362,629 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

This “Stop The War coalition” supported Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2014. More accurately, it’s a Stop The West coalition, continuing an old playbook used by the similarly misnamed “World Peace Council”. Presented as a supposedly spontaneous post-WW2 initiative of intellectuals across Europe, the Soviets maintained strict control over its activities and messaging. They defined war and imperialism as inherent features of capitalism, while defining peace as communism. With that logic, it would only ever condemn the West for waging war, while either staying quiet or defending wars and occupations of the Soviet Union. Only the West ever had agency to them. Just as Stop The War blames the West for Russia invading Ukraine and laments the end of Assad’s civil war in Syria, the World Peace Council supported the North Korean invasion of South Korea and had nothing to say about the Soviet crushing of the uprising in Hungary nor the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. It demanded the US, UK, and France withdraw all troops abroad, but of course never demanded the withdrawal of Soviet troops from the occupied Baltic countries – or anywhere else. Based on its noble-sounding name, the World Peace Council grew into the most prominent part of the post-WW2 international ‘peace’ movement, organising protests and lobbying campaigns around the world focused on opposing NATO and other Western activity. Its devoutly communist members slowly lost their faith in their funders, however. One notable blow came from their own side when Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, a former Red Army captain sent to the gulag by Stalin was released and allowed by Kruschev to write about Stalinist terror …before he once again became persona non grata after Khrushchev and got arrested. While trying to ignore growing divisions and disillusionments among communists, the World Peace Council got epically trolled on this. Someone (which we now know from declassified files was British intelligence) issued a fake statement on their behalf in support of Solzhenitsyn after he got arrested. It had all the pro-Soviet rambling hallmarks of a real World Peace Council statement but its singular purpose was to goad them into having to declare their actual position on Solzhenitsyn. The World Peace Council took the bait. It wanted to maintain silence about human rights in the Soviet Union but, even more so, it could never allow itself to be seen to stray from the official Soviet position. So they angrily denounced the fake letter, making it clear that they had never said anything at all ever about Solzhenitsyn. Their concern for human rights always stopped at the Soviet border. Solzhenitsyn himself isn’t an admirable figure, by the way. He was merely off message at the time due to his personal experience of Soviet terror but remained a Russian imperialist after the end of the Soviet Union. More important is what he directly revealed about Soviet terror and what his case indirectly revealed about Soviet supporters around the world. The World Peace Council increasingly discredited itself, alongside the collapsing Soviet Union. The membership splintered. New groups came out of it. Key figures behind Stop The War were part of the World Peace Council and regularly appear on Russian state channels. In this same speech from Dianne Abbott, she even decries the “coup” against Assad and includes it in her list of US wars. Yeah, not the actual Civil War, but the end of that war. And they can’t ascribe any agency to Syrians. Stop The War and Dianne Abbot used to hold panel discussions about the Syrian war with pro-Assad talking points from only Western panelists while Syrians complained that they were excluded. The Soviet Union is no more. World communism can’t inspire many people anymore. But, absent its strict dogmatism, it’s still the same logic about war and peace used by organisations like Stop The War and Dianne Abbot in this clip.

This “Stop The War coalition” supported Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2014. More accurately, it’s a Stop The West coalition, continuing an old playbook used by the similarly misnamed “World Peace Council”. Presented as a supposedly spontaneous post-WW2 initiative of intellectuals across Europe, the Soviets maintained strict control over its activities and messaging. They defined war and imperialism as inherent features of capitalism, while defining peace as communism. With that logic, it would only ever condemn the West for waging war, while either staying quiet or defending wars and occupations of the Soviet Union. Only the West ever had agency to them. Just as Stop The War blames the West for Russia invading Ukraine and laments the end of Assad’s civil war in Syria, the World Peace Council supported the North Korean invasion of South Korea and had nothing to say about the Soviet crushing of the uprising in Hungary nor the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. It demanded the US, UK, and France withdraw all troops abroad, but of course never demanded the withdrawal of Soviet troops from the occupied Baltic countries – or anywhere else. Based on its noble-sounding name, the World Peace Council grew into the most prominent part of the post-WW2 international ‘peace’ movement, organising protests and lobbying campaigns around the world focused on opposing NATO and other Western activity. Its devoutly communist members slowly lost their faith in their funders, however. One notable blow came from their own side when Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, a former Red Army captain sent to the gulag by Stalin was released and allowed by Kruschev to write about Stalinist terror …before he once again became persona non grata after Khrushchev and got arrested. While trying to ignore growing divisions and disillusionments among communists, the World Peace Council got epically trolled on this. Someone (which we now know from declassified files was British intelligence) issued a fake statement on their behalf in support of Solzhenitsyn after he got arrested. It had all the pro-Soviet rambling hallmarks of a real World Peace Council statement but its singular purpose was to goad them into having to declare their actual position on Solzhenitsyn. The World Peace Council took the bait. It wanted to maintain silence about human rights in the Soviet Union but, even more so, it could never allow itself to be seen to stray from the official Soviet position. So they angrily denounced the fake letter, making it clear that they had never said anything at all ever about Solzhenitsyn. Their concern for human rights always stopped at the Soviet border. Solzhenitsyn himself isn’t an admirable figure, by the way. He was merely off message at the time due to his personal experience of Soviet terror but remained a Russian imperialist after the end of the Soviet Union. More important is what he directly revealed about Soviet terror and what his case indirectly revealed about Soviet supporters around the world. The World Peace Council increasingly discredited itself, alongside the collapsing Soviet Union. The membership splintered. New groups came out of it. Key figures behind Stop The War were part of the World Peace Council and regularly appear on Russian state channels. In this same speech from Dianne Abbott, she even decries the “coup” against Assad and includes it in her list of US wars. Yeah, not the actual Civil War, but the end of that war. And they can’t ascribe any agency to Syrians. Stop The War and Dianne Abbot used to hold panel discussions about the Syrian war with pro-Assad talking points from only Western panelists while Syrians complained that they were excluded. The Soviet Union is no more. World communism can’t inspire many people anymore. But, absent its strict dogmatism, it’s still the same logic about war and peace used by organisations like Stop The War and Dianne Abbot in this clip.

Bad Baltic Takes

30,701 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

Convicted dissident calls for the destruction of Russia 68-year-old opposition figure Alexander Skobov was sentenced to 16 years in prison on political charges. Russia's Supreme Court upheld the verdict. Skobov stated that he supported his lawyer's appeal to have the opportunity to speak in court. The dissident called on European countries "to enter the war and destroy the Russian Federation." "Death to the Russian fascist invaders! Death to Putin, the new Hitler!" he declared. Skobov, a former Soviet political prisoner, has a long history of resistance against the authorities. He was arrested in 1978 for distributing anti-Soviet leaflets and spent time in psychiatric hospitals until 1981. In 1985, he was sent back to a psychiatric hospital for anti-Soviet statements. After the collapse of the USSR, he continued protesting against the Kremlin's policies, including the war in Chechnya. In 2022, he condemned the Russian invasion of Ukraine, calling for support for the Ukrainian army.

Convicted dissident calls for the destruction of Russia 68-year-old opposition figure Alexander Skobov was sentenced to 16 years in prison on political charges. Russia's Supreme Court upheld the verdict. Skobov stated that he supported his lawyer's appeal to have the opportunity to speak in court. The dissident called on European countries "to enter the war and destroy the Russian Federation." "Death to the Russian fascist invaders! Death to Putin, the new Hitler!" he declared. Skobov, a former Soviet political prisoner, has a long history of resistance against the authorities. He was arrested in 1978 for distributing anti-Soviet leaflets and spent time in psychiatric hospitals until 1981. In 1985, he was sent back to a psychiatric hospital for anti-Soviet statements. After the collapse of the USSR, he continued protesting against the Kremlin's policies, including the war in Chechnya. In 2022, he condemned the Russian invasion of Ukraine, calling for support for the Ukrainian army.

NEXTA

47,155 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

Putin’s Russia in the 21st century: A country that once boasted of having the “2nd-best army in the world” still relies on decades-old Soviet-era equipment in many areas—and has even begun using Cold War steam locomotives in response to fuel shortages. What a joke of a country!😂

Putin’s Russia in the 21st century: A country that once boasted of having the “2nd-best army in the world” still relies on decades-old Soviet-era equipment in many areas—and has even begun using Cold War steam locomotives in response to fuel shortages. What a joke of a country!😂

Jon Cooper 🇺🇸

30,608 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

My family fled the Soviet Union in 1979 seeking freedom. I’ve spent my career countering Russian influence—the same Russia propping up the Castro and Maduro regimes today. After decades of the same leadership, it’s time for new ideas and a new direction.

My family fled the Soviet Union in 1979 seeking freedom. I’ve spent my career countering Russian influence—the same Russia propping up the Castro and Maduro regimes today. After decades of the same leadership, it’s time for new ideas and a new direction.

Alex Vindman 🇺🇸

37,445 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад