And you still believe that?

Canada had a foreign government, let's say France, organise a coup to over throw the pro American government to replace it with an anti-American one. Not all Canadians happy with this and a civil war breaks out. The military starts shelling the non French speaking Canadians for 8 years causing 12,000 deaths, armed and trained by France. The whole time the English speakers were screaming for the US to come and help them because 1) they border that country and 2) they are very close to the US culturally, so much so single family groups have relatives both sides eg you would have American citizens demanding something be done to stop the slaughter. So the US organise a treaty aka Minsk agreement, which the French backed regime sign but ignore, using that time to arm and train an army. 8 years is a long time so a new native English speaking (had to learn French) speaking politician gets elected, supported by the English speakers as well as the French speakers. The politician won on a promise of mending relations. As soon as he is in power, he increases the shelling thus killing of the English speakers who opposed the coup initially.

That is Ukraine's story with an Americas flavour.

Would the US intervene? Damn right they would. And if they found biolabs and spook bases controlled by the French once there?

There is war coming and the "West" eg those countries supporting Israel, enabling the decimation of Palestinians, are on the wrong side of history.

Add to that the French backed regime started banning everything to do with the US including language, art and even religious worship.

[scheerpost.com] here the article nice fucking guess but your wrong again!

@puff That would only apply if Canada had been a client state of the US. Russia is now and has always been an oppressive aggressor. Conflating what is happening in Gaza with Ukraine is simply muddying the waters. If you still believe the biolab story, you are indeed short on your understanding of how science works.

@1patriot The NY times article you linked. I read the whole thing and that is not what it stated, you are just a russian dupe. That is also not what your new link says.

@1patriot Your article is an opinion piece by a convicted felon that served 23 months for betraying his country, what a great source.

@puff yes i agree with your scenario. we as western nation have been taught to hate Russia starting at age 5-6 but have never visited that country we know nothing about Russia i was always told they were communist and no religion. now spoken by Putin that they are Christian and not communist any more. like Putin said in his interview with Tucker he said in the last 50 years how many works has Russia had and how many has the US have all to save their petro dollars.

@glennlab That's why there was a mad scramble to ensure no biolab documents fell into Russian hands. Nuland said as much in a hearing eg "It's all benign research, but we must make sure it doesn't fall into Russian hands."
The world is full of former colony's, all European. How many Russian colonies are/ were there?
Russia has been around a long time but don't expand (the USSR was a blip in their history with all glad the USSR collapsed, including Russians, with the communist states regaining independence). So to call Russians aggressors is not reflected in reality in a historical context. And why would Russia wish to expand now? All the resources they need, stable society becoming more prosperous by the day.

Iran is exactly the same, non aggressive. Persia is a very old civilization. Yes Iran support an axis of resistance. It supports local populations that resist foreign occupation which 100% of the time is the ultra aggressive USA. I would rather that support and fight than be called a collaborator and traitor to my country if a local. If the US extradites Assange on the 4th, us Aussies will wake up and rid ourselves of all UK and US forces on our soil. And the new world order will support us

The days of colonialism are over. The days of imperial empire are over. We are entering a multipolar world. Get used to it, US homogony is over and will finally implode next financial crash.

@glennlab [scheerpost.com] if your scroll down what does it say READ! This insider perspective from ex-CIA agent John Kiriakou is one of two stories ScheerPost has published on the New York Times’ “The Spy War: How the CIA Secretly Helps Ukraine Fight Putin.” To read a veteran journalist’s perspective, read Patrick Lawrence’s piece here.

@glennlab well your country has everyone in jail for speaking out but that more to read or did you even look for his fucking for the area that READ.....
John Kiriakou
American author, journalist and former intelligence officer. Kiriakou is a columnist with Reader Supported News and co-host of Political Misfits on Sputnik Radio. He was formerly an analyst and case officer for the Central Intelligence Agency, senior investigator for the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, counterterrorism and a consultant for ABC New

i did not find the same thing you say, this is the CIA that wrote the article. you didn't give me a name you just said shit about some one with no name

@glennlab
Yes 12 CIA bases (admitted). Re biolabs, after covid you would have thought the US would stop funding secret biolabs everywhere. Very concerned about safety they are.
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@puff Ukrainska Pravda
Ukrainian online newspaper founded by Georgiy Gongadze on 16 April 2000. Published mainly in Ukrainian with selected articles published in or translated to Russian and English, the newspaper is tailored for a general readership with an emphasis on the politics of Ukraine. glenlab looks up writers and calls them names if they do have his view. the USA brought down the air liner in 2014 and made look like the Russian did it. watch Boyd Anderson talk of his book it's very interesting [awarriorcalls.com]

@puff So you don't know about Alaska?

@1patriot, @puff I'm done.

@glennlab Alaska? Yes Russia sold it to you. Very aggressive