WORDS are WEAPONS. Western media mastered this skill and now they're just abusing it. Iran is a “regime”; Israel is a “government.” Hezbollah attacks civilians and it’s terrorism. Ukraine kills Russian civilians—and suddenly the label disappears. If they like you, you’re a patriot. If they don’t, you’re a terrorist.... Why? Ask yourself.show more

Just realizing this, your interpreter has a lot of time to translate your speech because of your repetitive tendencies 😄 It makes your point more clearly, but is probably a bit of a challenge to convert

America intervenes, Russia invades.

You are so fucking stupid. What Hezbollha is doing is pure terrorism by any definition. Ukraine is defending itself from an unprovoked attack by Russia. See the difference. Maybe if you weren't paid by a Russian company you would have a different opinion. What a joke.

@RT_com My man is compromised

Very good sir, love to hear this!

You’re right, Mr. Sanchez. Words carry force — or they carry ruin. I noticed it long ago: English is packed with words of self-destruction, curses, and a shrug where action and backbone are required. Then it hides behind spelling, while the sound still slaps you in the face. Kabbalists come from Kabbalah. And Kabbalah, in the end, is trouble, trouble, trouble. Only one people sit behind the shield. They *wish*. They *wish*. Jewish. Why the hatred of Slavs? Because in Slavic languages a word still has weight. Intent. A hint. Sometimes one word does the work of a book. Look closely — this is Polish: **Słowo** — the word. **Słowianie** — the Slavs. Same root. Same bone. A people of the Word — not of Kabbalah, and not of the black magic of language.