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arendt

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61. I have no respect for Kerry
Mon Apr 14, 2014, 09:06 PM
Apr 2014

I have followed his career since Viet Nam - when he threw SOMEONE ELSE'S medals over the WH fence.

He is a caver, a sellout, a quitter. He wants to be important but he is a coward. The onlhy way he can be important is by towing the neocon/neoliberal party line - thereby sending my tax dollars down the military rat hole and selling the Ukrainian people to the neoliberal banksters.

We all know Putin is a cold-blooded gangster. You should wake up to the fact that Kerry is a useless tool. I actually wasted my time campaigning for him - and then he folded in Ohio when he had promised throughout his campaign that he would fight election fraud.

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Oh for Christ's sake, are we still pretending these aren't Russian forces in masks? TwilightGardener Apr 2014 #1
It's much easier for some people to throw conspiracy theorist crap against the wall.... Tommy_Carcetti Apr 2014 #2
Conspiracies are usually secret autorank Apr 2014 #27
I know your heart, auto and admire it - you're wrong on this. They're trained military ops not blm Apr 2014 #31
Heart wise;) autorank Apr 2014 #36
I get the intention, but, tearing at Kerry for responding appropriately to Russia's aggression is blm Apr 2014 #46
Thanks, Michael. Ghost Dog Apr 2014 #51
Who provided the uniforms and weapons to the Kiev 'protesters'? sabrina 1 Apr 2014 #98
This controversy is quite real. Tommy_Carcetti Apr 2014 #35
Just answer this autorank Apr 2014 #38
Doing what? Tommy_Carcetti Apr 2014 #39
Georga autorank Apr 2014 #44
Georgia was a bit more complex. But going back to Ukraine...... Tommy_Carcetti Apr 2014 #45
Georgia was a bit more complex than Ukraine? MattSh Apr 2014 #68
Ukraine is extremely simple. Tommy_Carcetti Apr 2014 #73
You mean speaking out, scheduling diplomatic conventions and using sanctions? karynnj Apr 2014 #91
Too bad your standard did not apply to pre-coup Ukraine. arendt Apr 2014 #57
You're framing things the way you want it to be framed. Tommy_Carcetti Apr 2014 #78
The conspiracy theory is that these are Russian forces in masks. JackRiddler Apr 2014 #69
The conspiracy theory.... Tommy_Carcetti Apr 2014 #74
Below are facts from the article malaise Apr 2014 #75
The US doesn't need to spend any money to destabilize or create anti Russian sentiment in Ukraine. Tommy_Carcetti Apr 2014 #77
You may be correct... ljm2002 Apr 2014 #84
With all due respect, your opinion on political corruption matters nothing to Ukrainians. Tommy_Carcetti Apr 2014 #85
Again, you are most likely correct... ljm2002 Apr 2014 #88
We are still capable of analyzing the situation even if we are not Ukrainian. Tommy_Carcetti Apr 2014 #89
It is interesting... ljm2002 Apr 2014 #108
No. By all means, go forth and analyze all you want. Tommy_Carcetti Apr 2014 #110
Please don't put words in my mouth... ljm2002 Apr 2014 #114
About that $5 billion figure being bandied about and Neuland. It's rated 'Pants On Fire': freshwest May 2014 #116
Unfortunately, I don't think the CTers on here will listen. nt Tommy_Carcetti May 2014 #117
Thank you for this link, fresh! Finally some sanity to counter all the Cha May 2014 #118
There was a coup in Kiev. Did you miss it somehow? sabrina 1 Apr 2014 #97
Victor Yanukovych choose to flee the country and go to Russia. Tommy_Carcetti Apr 2014 #99
He was driven from office, that is called a coup. Someone was in a hurry to avoid a country wide sabrina 1 Apr 2014 #101
Certainly you aren't claiming... Tommy_Carcetti Apr 2014 #104
We are not the world police autorank Apr 2014 #3
Still buying Putin's facsist bullshit meme are we? joeybee12 Apr 2014 #5
Putin is not my president autorank Apr 2014 #21
If you believe Sy Hersh on the chemical weapons in Syria, Benton D Struckcheon Apr 2014 #32
Hersh is just fine autorank Apr 2014 #41
I don't know what you're using for your info, Benton D Struckcheon Apr 2014 #50
Seriously...this expert knows more than hersh... Jesus Malverde Apr 2014 #62
...and Hersh is a journalist, not a weapons expert. Benton D Struckcheon Apr 2014 #71
Here is an article on the most recent UN report - they point to Assad - and they are experts karynnj Apr 2014 #92
Thanks karynnj Jesus Malverde Apr 2014 #113
Going to spell out that lie, or just let it hang there? n/t arendt Apr 2014 #58
"We'd do the same if Russia had toppled Mexico with an anti American fascist government." Tommy_Carcetti Apr 2014 #6
Uttterly incoherent. You said nothing. arendt Apr 2014 #59
Let me try to make it simple for you. Tommy_Carcetti Apr 2014 #72
+1 The Putin love is strong within some here...nt joeybee12 Apr 2014 #7
Who cares about Putin autorank Apr 2014 #22
If you really didn't you'd stop referring to the initial joeybee12 Apr 2014 #25
They tolerated molotov cocktail catapults and bulldozers cprise Apr 2014 #43
So the Right Sector and ..... socialist_n_TN Apr 2014 #66
Do you have any context as to the history of Ukraine and Russia? Tommy_Carcetti Apr 2014 #76
So, no one can deviate from the neocon party line, comrade? arendt Apr 2014 #60
You appear get rather petulant and irrational when people have different opinions than you LanternWaste Apr 2014 #83
There's having different opinions... ljm2002 Apr 2014 #87
Im guessing KGB. Jesus Malverde Apr 2014 #8
There's no evidence that they are. Xithras Apr 2014 #13
Sure, these aren't Russians taking over police stations and setting up "checkpoints". TwilightGardener Apr 2014 #14
Sure, they're ethnic Russians. Xithras Apr 2014 #16
They're the same "masked gunmen" who took over Crimea. Who were under TwilightGardener Apr 2014 #17
Again, got any links to back that up? Xithras Apr 2014 #23
Last week, the "locals" tried to take over some buildings, but didn't last long, TwilightGardener Apr 2014 #28
I don't think it's a "popular" uprising. Xithras Apr 2014 #30
When they start controlling roads, airports, other infrastructure, TwilightGardener Apr 2014 #33
NATO Secretary General concerned about escalation in eastern Ukraine muriel_volestrangler Apr 2014 #34
It's possible they may have even infiltrated Maidan by now as well(or at least helped to do so!). AverageJoe90 Apr 2014 #55
Got something to prove that? Speculation is rampant we know on all sides of this, but a little sabrina 1 Apr 2014 #96
People are reliving their duck and cover years Jesus Malverde Apr 2014 #4
Al Quada in Syria autorank Apr 2014 #18
Exactly jamzrockz Apr 2014 #81
Exactly. nt Union Scribe Apr 2014 #94
"Self-determination" only applies to people we can control and/or exploit. Tierra_y_Libertad Apr 2014 #9
True autorank Apr 2014 #24
Believing that the Russian government Aerows Apr 2014 #10
It's not our business autorank Apr 2014 #19
I think it is davidpdx Apr 2014 #70
Kerry/Putin/Kerry/Putin/Kerry/Putin OKNancy Apr 2014 #11
Like on sarin gas autorank Apr 2014 #20
What's your problem with Kerry in that article? (nt) muriel_volestrangler Apr 2014 #37
You know why Hersh published this in a book review magazine? No other place would publish it karynnj Apr 2014 #90
The London Review of Books is like the NY Review of Books. amandabeech Apr 2014 #109
I've read both Hersh used to publish in the New Yorker as well karynnj Apr 2014 #111
Your're right about the fact checkers, amandabeech Apr 2014 #112
I have no respect for Kerry arendt Apr 2014 #61
Your avatar would very very strongly disagree karynnj Apr 2014 #93
Trashing the thread nadinbrzezinski Apr 2014 #12
Yeah, Russian forces on the border looking for any excuse to reclaim what they think is theirs. NuclearDem Apr 2014 #15
The hypocrisy is stunning. But we know what it's all about, the neo-cons/libs are at the heart of sabrina 1 Apr 2014 #26
More all the time. Ghost Dog Apr 2014 #53
autorank, you have this wrong - those aren't peaceful protestors, they're trained military posing blm Apr 2014 #29
Protests have gone on for weeks in the east autorank Apr 2014 #40
IIRC the US funded explicitly neo-Nazi groups for years cprise Apr 2014 #42
It's certainly been spun that way by some. I am not a casual news consumer, cprise, blm Apr 2014 #47
Are you claiming to be a professional? n/t cprise Apr 2014 #49
No - just attentive and focused - I don't buy spin, especially when it defies logic. blm Apr 2014 #79
Spin? JoseGaspar Apr 2014 #80
Not just the US. JoseGaspar Apr 2014 #63
Always support RW extremists when dealing w/Russians cprise Apr 2014 #64
Yeah... sure... THESE guys looks non-violent to me. Adrahil Apr 2014 #48
Just to bury Syria, Benton D Struckcheon Apr 2014 #52
It's simply about which side one agrees with seveneyes Apr 2014 #54
The US signed the Budapest memorandum, as did Britain. TwilightGardener Apr 2014 #56
AND respect sovereignty. cprise Apr 2014 #65
Give up auto... JoseGaspar Apr 2014 #67
Yushchenko was likely poisoned arely staircase Apr 2014 #82
You do know that independent medical tests confirmed that Yuschenko was poisoned, right? Tommy_Carcetti Apr 2014 #86
Nuland made clear what the role of the US is in this latest 'intervention'. Please, we have enough sabrina 1 Apr 2014 #95
Yes. God forbid we recognize we live in a global society. Tommy_Carcetti Apr 2014 #100
Should we 'pay mind' to some of the worst crimes of the past decade and a half sabrina 1 Apr 2014 #103
So because we pay attention to what's going on in Ukraine..... Tommy_Carcetti Apr 2014 #106
Why did that ONE crime pop into your mind right now? Why not the persecution by one of our sabrina 1 Apr 2014 #107
What I know... JoseGaspar Apr 2014 #102
Yay Oligarchs!!! warrprayer Apr 2014 #105
thanks JoseGaspar Apr 2014 #115
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