Russia during the cold war? The USSR wasn't just Russia(todays Russian Federation was the Russian RSFR back then, one member republic of the USSR, lul. And in 22, the US assumed Russia would to the same as the US always does: destroy civlian infrastructure asap, kill as many people as possible("Shock and awe doctrine"). Instead Russia prioritized forcing peacetalks over mass murder or taking territory.

Libs believe anything that makes Chinas look bad. They do not care about real events.

Imagine downvoting this.

"China is genociding the Uyghurs!111" - These people might want to share their evidence, because no one else found any.

edit: Instead of downvoting, post, you cowards.

Trench Crusade yeeting fascists? I like it more and more!

Because Azov was the most organized unit. Said anarchists totally weren't nazis. Totally. 🤡

And now the fun part begins: NGOs magically withering away or turning out to be completely foreign funded.

Liberals have the memory of a gold fish, are deliberately trained not to make connections between historical events and constantly distracted with bread, circuses and the terror of losing their job.

Ceasefire for Ramadan. Killing lists for afterwards.

That's how I understand it.

You're the guy on the left side of the meme.

Love how she gave the game away, calling the "highest level" "from New York".

How does it feel to live with worms for a brain?