China's Xi stands with Putin at Russia's Victory Day parade

[shockedcanadian]

Wall Street must be proud to know that all of the outsourcing they celebrate results in vast amounts of money being sent to Russia. This in turn becomes missiles that kill Ukranian soldiers. Pop another bottle of champagne after you pump and dump.another smoke and mirrors IPO. Xi and Putin are close friends but some who openly speak out against Russia refuse to see the connection between their efforts to prop up China and WWIII. China's Xi stands beside Putin at Russia's Victory Day parade

 

[JoeB131]

Wall Street must be proud to know that all of the outsourcing they celebrate results in vast amounts of money being sent to Russia. This in turn becomes missiles that kill Ukranian soldiers. Pop another bottle of champagne after you pump and dump.another smoke and mirrors IPO. Xi and Putin are close friends but some who openly speak out against Russia refuse to see the connection between their efforts to prop up China and WWIII. China's Xi stands beside Putin at Russia's Victory Day parade

Sounds like we need to stop antagonizing China unnecessarily, Snidley.

Besides, even though he wasn't invited to the Parade, Trump is Putin's Cockholster.

You see, for a long time, the USSR and China were rivals after Krushev went his way and Mao went another.

And US Foreign Policy did a pretty good job playing them off against each other until the USSR collapsed.

Now, here we are having a conflict with China over some crappy little Islands and they make nice with Putin.

 

[Nuthin' Fancy]

Just like his daddy.

Trump says he wants to change name of Veterans Day​

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21 hours ago — President Donald Trump wants to rename Veterans Day to "Victory Day for World War I" as a way to celebrate the United States' military ...

Trump said on social media that he's pushing to rename Veterans Day and to formally recognize May 8 in the United States as a way to acknowledge Americans' efforts in World Wars I and II.

"We won both Wars, nobody was close to us in terms of strength, bravery, or military brilliance, but we never celebrate anything − That’s because we don’t have leaders anymore, that know how to do so!" he wrote on Truth Social.

Says cadet Bone Spurs.