I don’t know if you folks have been following the news lately, but things do not look good. The arms companies are making a fortune selling arms to the US, which sends them off to the Ukraine. Now Germany has been forced to supply arms to the Ukraine as well. This is highly suspect and unusual, in that Germany has become one of the most progressive and peaceful countries in all of Europe. Here’s a link here from Russell Brand - I know he’s annoying, but what he says makes a lot of sense. You social studies teachers out there take notice. Russia is saying this is a clear provocation, and they are correct. Where does this lead and why aren’t we afraid of nuclear war - when I was growing up it was a constant threat. There is a very realistic potential that we could be struck with a nuclear bomb. I believe that these companies, that are selling arms, would not mind that in the least, as they are also involved in the rebuilding of cities. Since when did peaceful negotiations become an extinct process? Since when did Democrats become warmongers? Watch the clip and prepare your stomach, because it actually made me ill. Cheers.
Wednesday, January 25, 2023
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The mystical faction of almost every religion is currently warning that the end is near - Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Hindu and Buddhist. It’s time for all of us to prepare for the unthinkable.
ReplyDelete...both parties (uni-party) are warmongers, and always have been - Trump was against the military-industrial complex and its cheerleading supporting mainstream media - that's why the 2020 election was (had to be) stolen in the early morning hours, and now, your article, aptly describes where we're at.
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