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RT @brokenpixelua: Looks like my comment section is hosting a fucking convention of people lining up to suck russia’s dick. Do you seriously think we’re going to surrender just because that orange ape who calls himself President of the United States said so?
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RT @brokenpixelua: Looks like my comment section is hosting a fucking convention of people lining up to suck russia’s dick. Do you seriously think we’re going to surrender just because that orange ape who calls himself President of the United States said so?
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BIG | 🇺🇦🇺🇸‼️‼️ Neither Donald Trump nor Elon Musk can decide who leads Ukraine. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has made it clear that only the Ukrainian people have the right to choose their president.
Zelenskyy stated that no foreign leader or influential figure has the authority to determine Ukraine’s political future. He expressed confidence that even if he were replaced, his successor, whether a man or a woman, would continue defending the country. “This is our home,” he emphasized, acknowledging that some leaders might perform better than others, but insisting that the choice must always belong to Ukrainians.
The statement reinforces Ukraine’s determination to defend not only its territory but also its political sovereignty. As tensions with Washington continue, Zelenskyy’s message establishes a clear distinction between receiving international assistance and allowing foreign powers to influence who governs Ukraine.
See the latest updates with us: @visionergeo
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BIG | 🇺🇦🇺🇸‼️‼️ Neither Donald Trump nor Elon Musk can decide who leads Ukraine. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has made it clear that only the Ukrainian people have the right to choose their president.
Zelenskyy stated that no foreign leader or influential figure has the authority to determine Ukraine’s political future. He expressed confidence that even if he were replaced, his successor, whether a man or a woman, would continue defending the country. “This is our home,” he emphasized, acknowledging that some leaders might perform better than others, but insisting that the choice must always belong to Ukrainians.
The statement reinforces Ukraine’s determination to defend not only its territory but also its political sovereignty. As tensions with Washington continue, Zelenskyy’s message establishes a clear distinction between receiving international assistance and allowing foreign powers to influence who governs Ukraine.
See the latest updates with us: @visionergeo
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Open Source Intel
Trump, asked why he declines to label Putin a dictator:
"I have to make deals with people, so I don't go around calling them names. I'm a deal maker.
I've always been a very good deal maker. I became very rich because of deals. So I don't go around mocking people."
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Trump, asked why he declines to label Putin a dictator:
"I have to make deals with people, so I don't go around calling them names. I'm a deal maker.
I've always been a very good deal maker. I became very rich because of deals. So I don't go around mocking people."
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Open Source Intel
Colombia's Foreign Minister at the opening of the embassy in Jerusalem:
"Today Colombia officially requested to withdraw from the Hague Group, a group created to isolate Israel and attack it. We reject this approach. The government of President de la Espriella will not stay silent in the face of the wave of antisemitism. We will not allow it."
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Colombia's Foreign Minister at the opening of the embassy in Jerusalem:
"Today Colombia officially requested to withdraw from the Hague Group, a group created to isolate Israel and attack it. We reject this approach. The government of President de la Espriella will not stay silent in the face of the wave of antisemitism. We will not allow it."
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Trump has no problem calling everyone else names. He called Zelensky a dictator just minutes ago.
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Trump has no problem calling everyone else names. He called Zelensky a dictator just minutes ago.
‼️🇺🇸 Trump on why he doesn't call Putin a dictator:
I have to make deals with people, so I don’t go around calling them names. I’m a deal maker.
I’ve always been a very good deal maker. I became very rich because of deals. So I don’t go around mocking people. https://twitter.com/Maks_NAFO_FELLA/status/2110457132051206305/video/1 tweet
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BIG | 🇺🇸🇷🇺🇺🇦‼️‼️ Donald Trump has claimed that Joe Biden’s repeated mockery of Russia was one of the reasons behind the war in Ukraine, while explaining why he refuses to call Vladimir Putin a dictator.
The U.S. president argued that Biden’s treatment of Russia contributed to the outbreak of the war. Trump defended his approach toward Putin, saying that negotiating agreements requires avoiding personal insults. He described himself as an expert dealmaker, pointing to his business success and arguing that attacking other leaders verbally would undermine his ability to negotiate with them.
Trump’s remarks reflect his preference for personal diplomacy with Moscow, but his explanation places part of the responsibility for Russia’s invasion on the previous U.S. administration rather than focusing on the Kremlin’s decision to launch the war. The distinction matters as Washington’s approach to Putin continues to influence diplomatic efforts and Ukraine’s security.
See the latest updates with us: @visionergeo
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BIG | 🇺🇸🇷🇺🇺🇦‼️‼️ Donald Trump has claimed that Joe Biden’s repeated mockery of Russia was one of the reasons behind the war in Ukraine, while explaining why he refuses to call Vladimir Putin a dictator.
The U.S. president argued that Biden’s treatment of Russia contributed to the outbreak of the war. Trump defended his approach toward Putin, saying that negotiating agreements requires avoiding personal insults. He described himself as an expert dealmaker, pointing to his business success and arguing that attacking other leaders verbally would undermine his ability to negotiate with them.
Trump’s remarks reflect his preference for personal diplomacy with Moscow, but his explanation places part of the responsibility for Russia’s invasion on the previous U.S. administration rather than focusing on the Kremlin’s decision to launch the war. The distinction matters as Washington’s approach to Putin continues to influence diplomatic efforts and Ukraine’s security.
See the latest updates with us: @visionergeo
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RT @michaeldweiss: Musk denying responsibility for the throttling of Stalink in Ukraine, points to U.S. military and Trump. https://twitter.com/michaeldweiss/status/2110448524223504671/photo/1
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RT @michaeldweiss: Musk denying responsibility for the throttling of Stalink in Ukraine, points to U.S. military and Trump. https://twitter.com/michaeldweiss/status/2110448524223504671/photo/1
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RT @jimsciutto: A Ukrainian official tells me the military-grade Starlink signal is improving but not yet back to normal, with speed restrictions still in place which continue to impact air defense operations: “This speed is not enough to effectively intercept Russian jet-powered drones.”
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RT @jimsciutto: A Ukrainian official tells me the military-grade Starlink signal is improving but not yet back to normal, with speed restrictions still in place which continue to impact air defense operations: “This speed is not enough to effectively intercept Russian jet-powered drones.”
This is a significant blow to Ukraine in the midst of expanding Russian attacks, Starlink speed restrictions will have serious implications for defense operations, logistics, and mid-range strikes and make the operation of drones, airplanes, and helicopters at high speeds impossible. It will impact efforts to counter Shahed drones within Ukraine and will give Russia an advantage in the fighting.
https://www.cnn.com/2026/10/14/europe/russia-ukraine-energy-strike-early-warning-intl-hnk?cid=ios_app tweet
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It was reported in the U.S. media that FBI Director Kash Patel had allegedly arrived in Russia to take part in a planned meeting, but the purpose of his visit remained unknown. The FBI soon denied that such a trip had taken place. According to MS NOW, the trip was set to last two days and involved visiting Moscow and St. Petersburg. The FBI did not immediately comment on the media request, while the network’s sources in the U.S. law enforcement agency said they did not know what Patel was supposedly doing in Russia.
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It was reported in the U.S. media that FBI Director Kash Patel had allegedly arrived in Russia to take part in a planned meeting, but the purpose of his visit remained unknown. The FBI soon denied that such a trip had taken place. According to MS NOW, the trip was set to last two days and involved visiting Moscow and St. Petersburg. The FBI did not immediately comment on the media request, while the network’s sources in the U.S. law enforcement agency said they did not know what Patel was supposedly doing in Russia.
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RT @AdamKinzinger: The IRS report showing exactly who got a break from the Republican tax cut and who paid more was supposed to come out in July. Then September. It’s now October 14th and the Treasury is still sitting on it.
The White House says it wants the numbers to be accurate, which is a convenient thing to suddenly care about three weeks before an election.
A former top IRS official says they are delaying to hide the data that doesn’t line up with all the bragging Republicans are doing on the campaign trail.
I break it all down in today’s show (link in reply).
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RT @AdamKinzinger: The IRS report showing exactly who got a break from the Republican tax cut and who paid more was supposed to come out in July. Then September. It’s now October 14th and the Treasury is still sitting on it.
The White House says it wants the numbers to be accurate, which is a convenient thing to suddenly care about three weeks before an election.
A former top IRS official says they are delaying to hide the data that doesn’t line up with all the bragging Republicans are doing on the campaign trail.
I break it all down in today’s show (link in reply).
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RT @Maks_NAFO_FELLA: 🚨 Sirens are sounding in Rostov, the Volgograd, Orenburg, and Samara regions, Chuvashia, and Tatarstan. A drone alert has been issued in the Moscow region. Restrictions are being introduced at airports.
Video: Tatarstan 👀 https://twitter.com/Maks_NAFO_FELLA/status/2110462321504165915/video/1
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RT @Maks_NAFO_FELLA: 🚨 Sirens are sounding in Rostov, the Volgograd, Orenburg, and Samara regions, Chuvashia, and Tatarstan. A drone alert has been issued in the Moscow region. Restrictions are being introduced at airports.
Video: Tatarstan 👀 https://twitter.com/Maks_NAFO_FELLA/status/2110462321504165915/video/1
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RT @ZoeTillman: NEW: A lawsuit accuses Jared Kushner, President Donald Trump’s son-in-law, of unlawfully exercising significant government power by acting as one of the administration’s “go-to foreign policy negotiators” without Senate confirmation or compliance with federal ethics rules
https://buff.ly/nT8HJxw
Complaint: https://buff.ly/mtX7rZX
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RT @ZoeTillman: NEW: A lawsuit accuses Jared Kushner, President Donald Trump’s son-in-law, of unlawfully exercising significant government power by acting as one of the administration’s “go-to foreign policy negotiators” without Senate confirmation or compliance with federal ethics rules
https://buff.ly/nT8HJxw
Complaint: https://buff.ly/mtX7rZX
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RT @Kasparov63: Ukraine says Russia violated the ceasefire. Russia says Russia violated the ceasefire. But Trump will defend the crimes of Putin’s terrorist state even beyond Putin himself!
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RT @Kasparov63: Ukraine says Russia violated the ceasefire. Russia says Russia violated the ceasefire. But Trump will defend the crimes of Putin’s terrorist state even beyond Putin himself!
Journalist: “Regarding Russia: According to Ukraine, Russia struck six energy facilities yesterday. What information do you have?”
Trump: “Well, Ukraine struck many facilities the day before. But Ukraine attacked... Russia did not violate the ceasefire.” https://twitter.com/OlenaRohoza/status/2110296416656449741/video/1 tweet
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RT @KyivIndependent: It's already been said many times that the U.S., under President Donald Trump, was turning its back on Ukraine. But the past few days show something worse than abandonment: Trump is now actively helping Russia win the war.
https://kyivindependent.com/editorial-donald-trump-is-helping-russia-win-the-war-2/
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RT @KyivIndependent: It's already been said many times that the U.S., under President Donald Trump, was turning its back on Ukraine. But the past few days show something worse than abandonment: Trump is now actively helping Russia win the war.
https://kyivindependent.com/editorial-donald-trump-is-helping-russia-win-the-war-2/
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