patrick.net

Remember the RINOs:

"Why, we can't fund a $10B border wall, wouldn't be fiscally prudent, at this juncture" for decades.

Eric Holder says

You know the guy is a well-known pedo, right? I guess you don't...

You're not a reliable source though, so when you make a claim, it's proper assume you're, at minimum, "misinformed". Produce a source.

I know Jean-Luc Brennel was a well known pedophile. He worked with Jeffrey Epstein and Les Wexner, and was running a modelling agency in Ukraine that he opened 1Mother modelling agency. Here's their website:

http://www.1motheragency.com/?source=patrick.net

Here's the first example of a model:



Seems legit..

Here's their whois:

https://www.whois.com/whois/1motheragency.com?source=patrick.net

Virginia Roberts Giuffre claimed she was one of his victims. Jean-Luc Brennel was Epsteined in a Paris jail.

Russians can't stop losing:
https://t.me/greatreject/35742?source=patrick.net

LOL! Like the Azov Commander the Russians honey trapped with a tranny hooker a while ago. Ukrainian soldiers are doped to the gills, videos of them out there acting outlandish stoned. Guess they may as well be sedated for the long dirt nap:
https://t.me/BenjaminFulfordWDSGroup/57580?source=patrick.net

Ceffer says

Russians can't stop losing:

Don't take sides. We are habituated to think there's a "good" and "bad" side. In war, there's rarely a good side.

https://www.theblaze.com/news/chip-roy-ukraine-aid-package?source=patrick.net

GOP lawmaker dresses down Congress for ramming through $40B aid package despite having just hours to read it ...

"We got a $40 billion bill at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. I haven't had a chance to review the bill. My staff was poring over the pages trying to see what's in it," Roy began.

"You want to talk about the institution? You want to talk about standing up alongside Ukraine? Why don't we actually have a debate on the floor of the people's house instead of the garbage of getting a $40 billion bill at 3 o'clock in the afternoon — not paid for, without any idea of what's really in it, with a massive slush fund that goes to the State Department: $13 billion dollars, $8 billion to the economic support fund, $110 million for embassy security," he continued.

The "rest of the world" is dirt poor and many are "shit-hole" countries to quote Trump.

socal2 says

The "rest of the world" is dirt poor and many are "shit-hole" countries to quote Trump.

So... poor countries have no right to disagree with the oligarchy?

Patrick says

So... poor countries have no right to disagree with the oligarchy?

They can disagree with whoever they want.

But since most of these countries are brutal and corrupt Islamic theocracies, narco-states, Socialists, totalitarian or governed under primitive tribal rule - I think it is very bizarre how some are holding up the likes of Pakistan, Mexico, North Korea and Saudi Arabia as some sort of moral or strategic counter to "The West" who are simply helping arm a country that was invaded by Russia.

richwicks says

Don't take sides. We are habituated to think there's a "good" and "bad" side. In war, there's rarely a good side.

USA as usual are acting as gimp murder monkey minions for the Globalist Satanist curse while destroying our country. If there is a side against that, i'm on it.

Patrick says

Somebody who got $1200 per person in the first stimulus round, $1400 in the second, $3000 per child of refundable tax credit, was freed from paying their rent for 2 years should have some of that money saved and has no moral right to whine about $100 per capita lend-lease expenditure (with most of it spent right here in the US anyway, not "sent" somewhere).

And fucking breastfeed your children - it's free and better for them anyway.

Map of all the "mysterious fires" in Russia since the start of war:

https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/8b6f4c03fdcd464c9de653fd28ccdce3?source=patrick.net

PS. All filmed in Detroit at some retirement facility.

RWSGFY says

https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/8b6f4c03fdcd464c9de653fd28ccdce3?source=patrick.net

Figures:




That's about 2 mil of people watching their homeland being indiscriminately bombed and their relatives killed and tortured for no good reason.

Open School Groomers of K5, Open Borders, Parents put on Watch Lists. Near double digit inflation with negative GDP growth.

But who controls some rustbelt cities between the Dneipr and Volga should be a major concern of Americans?

When RINOs ran the game "Under $2B for a Border Fence? Why, that wouldn't be fiscally conservative!"
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/funding-for-border-wall-in-spending-bill-divides-conservatives-and-establishment-republicans?source=patrick.net

Those same fucks gladly voted $40B for Ukraine. Fiscal Conservative, my ass. Chew gum and never walk. Wall Street-CCP GOPe doesn't want border control, which is why it didn't happen despite decades of controlling the House with only brief interruptions.

If we take back the House, I better see Comprehensive Expulsion Reform fully funded years ahead for $40B. We're already $33+T in debt, so fiscal conservative my hairy ass.

Globalist Criminal Enterprise has high overhead. Gotta protect the graft, damn the subject sheep.

socal2 says

But since most of these countries are brutal and corrupt

Ukraine is also brutal and corrupt.

Patrick says

Ukraine is also brutal and corrupt.

Do you think Ukraine is more brutal and corrupt than Russia, China or Mexico, let alone the Islamic shitholes around the world? Are they Nazzees too!???

Regardless, does Ukraine deserve to be invaded, infrastructure destroyed and have tens of thousands of their people killed by Russian mooks while the world just stands by?

Let the Ukrainians do their own fighting to defend themselves, but I have no problem with my tax dollars going to supply weapons to push back Russian invaders. Even $40 billion is on the cheap compared to traditional US military spending with boots on the ground all over Europe and the planet. The future of warfare is being determined in Ukraine with motivated fighters with modern weapons. Hopefully a resounding Russian defeat will deter aggressors in the future without having to risk US lives and allow us to reduce military spending.

I want a secure US border too and will be sure to hang this Ukrainian spending package around every politician's neck when I donate money and vote in the primaries and general election.

Patrick says

socal2 says

But since most of these countries are brutal and corrupt

Ukraine is also brutal and corrupt.

How is it "brutal" exactly?

(Apart from brutally killing thousands of RuZZian soldiers who came into their land uninvited, that is)

socal2 says

Do you think Ukraine is more brutal and corrupt than Russia

Yes, definitely more than Russia.

Patrick says

socal2 says

Do you think Ukraine is more brutal and corrupt than Russia

Yes, definitely more than Russia.

How do you measure level
of corruption and brutality?
# and net worth of olygarchs? # of superyahts? Murder rates?

Or just by feelz?

https://babylonbee.com/news/starving-american-babies-sneak-into-ukraine-in-hopes-of-receiving-federal-aid?source=patrick.net

RWSGFY says

Or just by feelz?

Did you look it up?

Cold blooded murder by non-brutal Russian orcs.

Probably just crisis actors or CGI?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGg7ZJlihi8&source=patrick.net

Patrick says

RWSGFY says

Or just by feelz?

Did you look it up?

I actually did. Murder rate slightly lower than the US, way lower then Russia and WAAAY-WAAAY lower then Mexico (like 4x times lower).

Per Forbes their "oligarchs" are fucking paupers with barely a couple of billions to rub together. All 7 of them. Whereas Russian oligarchs are numbered in at least 4 dozens with half of them having more than the Ukie top dog has. (And top 7 having $20B or more net worth even now, undr sanctions).

As for superyachts: the staggering number and size of these owned by the Russian oligarchs have been on display for the last 2 months as they are being seized all over the world.

73 liberator's party buses ruined during attempted river crossing near Belogorivka:

https://t.me/zloyodessit/15093?source=patrick.net

RWSGFY says

How do you measure level
of corruption and brutality?

How many US politician's relatives work for Russia? Ukraine?

I'm not on either side of the Russia - Ukraine war. I am curious about the Burisma board that Hunter was on and that Trump got impeached for. What's up with that?

The notion that Ukraine was such an appealing democratic model in Eastern Europe that the country’s mere existence terrified Putin may be a comforting myth to U.S. politicians and pundits, but it is a myth. Ukraine is far from being a democratic-capitalist model and an irresistible magnet for Russia’s groaning masses. The reality is murkier and troubling: Ukraine has long been one of the more corrupt countries in the international system. In its annual report published in January 2022, Transparency International ranked Ukraine 123rd of the 180 countries it examined, with a score of 32 on a one to 100 point scale. By comparison, notoriously corrupt Russia ranked just modestly lower, 139th, with a score of 29.

Ukraine’s track record of protecting democracy and civil liberties is not much better than its performance on corruption. In Freedom House’s 2022 report, Ukraine is listed in the “partly free” category, with a score of 61 out of a possible 100. Other countries in that category include such bastions of liberal democracy as Rodrigo Duterte’s Philippines (55), Serbia (62), Hungary (59), and Singapore (47). Interestingly, Hungary—which has been a target of vitriolic criticism among progressives in the West because of Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s conservative social policy—ranks eight points higher than Ukraine, which is the recipient of uncritical praise from the same Western ideological factions.

https://www.theamericanconservative.com/articles/whitewashing-ukraines-corruption/?source=patrick.net

Onvacation says

RWSGFY says

How do you measure level
of corruption and brutality?

How many US politician's relatives work for Russia? Ukraine?

I'm not on either side of the Russia - Ukraine war. I am curious about the Burisma board that Hunter was on and that Trump got impeached for. What's up with that?

Hunter Biden worked with Russia too: his connections to Elena Baturina and Vladimir Yevtushenkov are well-known. What's up with that?

So 1:1. Now what?

Not to mention that with Russia being way less transparent we have no way to know who was doing what there.

Patrick says

socal2 says

Do you think Ukraine is more brutal and corrupt than Russia

Yes, definitely more than Russia.

AmericanKulak says

Transparency International ranked Ukraine 123rd of the 180 countries it examined, with a score of 32 on a one to 100 point scale. By comparison, notoriously corrupt Russia ranked just modestly lower, 139th, with a score of 29.

So less corrupt then Russia, not more.

@Patrick.

As for "brutal": Ukraine's murder rate is 6.2 vs Russia's 7.3.

PS. Mexico is at 28.4 in case you're interested.

OK, Ukraine and Russia are similarly brutal and corrupt.

So why, aside from arms sales for the oligarchy, is US taxpayer money being diverted from US citizens in need to support Ukraine?

Might it have something to do with Hunter Biden's no-work $50K/month job at Burisima? Or the similar jobs of the sons Pelosi, Kerry, and Romney?

Patrick says

So why ... is US taxpayer money being diverted from US citizens in need to support Ukraine?

Because US of A (along with UK and RuZZia) has guaranteed Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity in exchange for them surrendering their nukes, ICBMs and strategic bombers. We've been through this what feels like 100 times already, somebody even posted a link to the text of the Budapest Memorandum on the UN website.

How big a price would you put on the 3rd largest nuclear arsenal in the world being completely elimitated? Not worth $100 per US person, ultimately spent on US-made arms?

Then there are little things like Helsinki Accords, UN Charter and other such "bullshit".... But who needs treaties and rules when we can have feelz! Putin's feelz to be exact.

https://gettr.com/post/p19jzse7cc1?source=patrick.net

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Rand Paul Single-Handedly Blocks Quick Passage of 40 Billion Dollars to Ukraine

"The biggest threat to the United States today is debt, inflation, and the destruction of the dollar. We cannot save Ukraine by killing our economic strength."

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Joe Biden said that thanks to Western sanctions the Rouble had turned to rubble.

The Rouble is now the best performing currency this year against the US Dollar up 11%.