Ukraine in the Membrane, Got No Brain

I have to share this article.  Every now and then you come across an article that is accurate, well written, and worded just the way you like it.  'The Good Citizen has done that with "Ukraine in the Membrane".
I won't cover everything in the article.  It is a very enjoyable read, so I'll direct readers to their site:
thegoodcitizen.substack.com...
This statement will give you a view of the opinion presented:

President Volodymyr Zelensky is as much a puppet dictator of a dysfunctional Oligarchy installed through elections by global managers as Joe Biden is a puppet President of a dysfunctional Corporatocracy installed through elections by global managers.

Nailed it!

Now we are told to shut up and believe Ukraine is a “democracy” fighting to defend “liberal values” and Zelensky is a brave leader defying evil aggression.

The comic’s (Zelensky) performances have been spectacular feats of western manipulation, guilting countries like Germany and Sweden to send more weapons that will likely require a thank-you card from Putin. The comic continues to engineer attention network mobs to pile on the increase of sanctions that will hurt the mobs more than Russians.

Germany and Sweden are simply speaking the next line in the play.  The script itself is going to financially devastate the average European's ability to pay for energy.  This is intentional.
In a normal world, the governments of Germany and Sweden would recognize the rational aspect of the situation, and they would be trying to preserve their relationship with Russia for energy needs alone.  And, no one is buying the whole we're stopping evil BS. 

Zelensky is quoted as saying~

We call on all civilized countries to impose an embargo on Russian oil products, ban Russian citizens from entering your territory and disconnect Russia from SWIFT. We call on NATO, Europe, the United States to close the sky over Ukraine.

Why doesn't he call on Klaus instead?  None of us need to be giving our lives, or even risking them, for this narrative.  The elites control both sides, let them send their children.

Zelensky is then quoted as saying~

This will not mean your military confrontation with Russia. This will mean that you have stopped the war, and your descendants will remember you as heroes. For our part, we will continue to defend our own land, we will not give up and we will destroy our enemies.

What a propaganda ridden load of dribble.  Begins with a blatant college level communications course example of disarmament techniques.  Then goes immediately into the benefits for you stage.  What a joke.
If people are concerned with what their descendants will think of them, then they need to be worried that they'll be blamed for the police state that the descendants are forced to live in.  The descendants aren't going to give two sh#@s about the Ukraine hoax.

Arming civilians in Kiev who don’t know anything about firearms and putting them in the battle is a cynical ploy to make them victims for western media propaganda campaigns.

Putting arms in the hand of untrained civilians to fight an experienced army in a manufactured war where both sides are controlled by the same source is, in my opinion, a crime against humanity.  Its disgusting.

The Good Citizen description of the sheep is priceless:

The same branch covidians who gave their brains to the state managers and their arms to Pfizer and Moderna are now virtue signaling their love of the blue and yellow. The flags are everywhere. The propaganda right below it. The meaningless gestures flow from those who, again, outsource their brains to the narrative managers and resort to expressing their manipulated feelings as if they were valid.

Very well said.  After all, look at what morons believe.  They believe that Russia has experienced serious losses at the hands of Ukraine.

What a joke.  But, it gets worse:

There are reports of bars and restaurants across the U.S. and Canada pouring out their Russian Vodka, to…to…to show solidarity with Ukraine?

Yep!  I would say that you can't make this stuff up, but this is more of same rinse and repeat garbage they've been pulling for years. 

The article ends by giving a likely sequence of events to follow:

Are global managers engineering this conflict to pave the way for a larger war? In a strange way all the centers of global power will win including the WEF. Putin wins by regaining control of Ukraine if successful and showing the world that Russia is no longer going to be a door mat for western arrogance and hypocrisy. The U.S. wins by funneling more weapons and soldiers eastward toward Russia’s border. Defense contractors win again. The pandemic war criminals get the world to look in another direction as news of their crimes start leaking out. NATO gets to finally act tough and pretend it has real muscle. Sanctions ensure that Russia is pushed faster to the arms of the Dragon, while creating an energy crisis with rising natural gas and petrol costs across the west. Other than SWIFT and central bank sanctions for Russia, most of the sanctions hurt European and American consumers, producers, businesses and transporters, driving up the price of everything. The WEF wins as fiat currencies are destroyed, supply chains collapse to nothing, China withholds important resources the west needs for medicine, computers, automobiles, almost everything.

Be careful with the last part.  The way that they're going to take everything is by driving up the price of it all, and cutting supply.  And that's the WEF's plan;  you will own nothing.

I heavily recommend reading the article. I laughed a couple times reading it. I hope you enjoy it too.

a reply to: Wisenox

I'll bet the Russian vodka thing is just like masks.
Behind closed doors, the rich US oligarchs are eating Russian caviar and washing it down with Russian vodka.

a reply to: Wisenox

I get what the guy is saying, and I'm always down to hear every discussion around an issue... But damn he just can't help himself on packing as much hyperbole and buzz words into a sentence.

There are points to be made all around this issue, it just kills me that the contest for punditry has gotten us here. It's hard for me to take someone seriously when they use such loaded wording.

a reply to: Wisenox

Awesome post. I've noticed the holier-than-thou SJWs are salivating at this newest virtue treat served up by the media.

originally posted by: CriticalStinker
a reply to: Wisenox

I get what the guy is saying, and I'm always down to hear every discussion around an issue... But damn he just can't help himself on packing as much hyperbole and buzz words into a sentence.

There are points to be made all around this issue, it just kills me that the contest for punditry has gotten us here. It's hard for me to take someone seriously when they use such loaded wording.

Yeah, I don't know where to stand on this, any of it. The media is as untrustworthy as our most corrupt politicians and are too sensationalist in their desire for the most clicks, so I don't know what to believe anymore. I guess I'll sit back with my popcorn and watch. If it gets to our doorstep then I'll prepare.

originally posted by: zosimov
a reply to: Wisenox

Awesome post. I've noticed the holier-than-thou SJWs are salivating at this newest virtue treat served up by the media.

That's because they're building up to the "Trump and Putin are best friends" narrative right before midterms.

Just because one side is undesirable does not make the other side desirable. If we keep bouncing between the lesser evil all through history then we should not be concerned why evil constantly reigns.

a reply to: butcherguy
Maybe they are banning vodka because they are worried about Molotov's being used on US streets? (sarcasm)
As to the second meme alleging what the Ukrainian's have destroyed..... hmmmm.... what about that 40kilometer/mile convoy of Russian hardware heading for Kiev/Kyev?

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That article is spot on. The SJWs who couldn't find Ukraine on a map are now "standing in solidarity".

There are videos making the rounds of people gallantly dumping their Smirnoff. It just doesn't get any nobler than that.

a reply to: Wisenox

Most people think Absult vodka is russian... well it is made in Sweden.
Diageo owns Smirnoff vodka it was produced in Hartford USA before but now most likely in Britain...

a reply to: LSU2018

Yea, I've completely stayed away from MSM on this one. They've been either complicit or unwittingly propagating the disinformation from both sides.

Many of the stories were proven outright false, and that was obvious for some of us who popped into some of the more fringe corners of the internet and saw some of the blatant trolling happening in real time before the media picked it up once it made its rounds through social media.

But one of the reasons the media is so bad is because they don't even try to hide blatant bias, or at the very least sensationalism to drive up their viewership.

That's why I prefer more objective independent journalism. The kind that takes punditry further or forms the whole basis of a world event around domestic politics is just in the same vein as MSM.

I think one of the biggest contrarian pieces was done by Glenn Greenwald. He's been one of my favorite voices of reason, or at least someone who gets us to question narratives of the past decade.

Glenn Greenwalds Russia piece.

a reply to: Wisenox

Say what you will about Zelensky, but it was the PEOPLE of Ukraine who overthrew Yanukovych. The citizens do not want their country's prosperity (natural gas reserves) stolen by Russian oligarchs. They can see what happened in Poland, Latvia, Estonia, and they see in every way the people have more freedom and more opportunity in modern European culture.

a reply to: zosimov

I've seen a lot of Americans latch onto the "fight for freedom".

Often times the concept of American exceptionalism supercedes party lines.

Trying to identify how the domestic politics align in this is a Fools errand IMO... And no matter how anyone tried it is contradictory to their self proclaimed platforms. If we listened to how people are calling it, the left us going against the Russia/China Axis and the right is defending them. I don't subscribe to that narrative, and I think it's far more nuanced than that. Personally I think trying to make the distinction makes everything messier than it already is.

a reply to: Wisenox


Ummm…excellent read…

It contained everything I’ve been opining about since this made for TV comedy of horrors started…

What’s truly the most fascinating issue to watch in this scripted # show…are the sudden conversions of new true believers to this obviously manufactured narrative…

Former voices of ridicule for WEF and the Globalist NWO…now in fully assimilated lock step…mouthing the MSM narrative as if it were their own…in full belief of the laughable display of propaganda…

Truly amazing to behold their conversion…

I suppose for them…resistance to the mind meld…truly was futile…




YouSir

a reply to: Wisenox

President Volodymyr Zelensky is as much a puppet dictator of a dysfunctional Oligarchy installed through elections by global managers as Joe Biden is a puppet President of a dysfunctional Corporatocracy installed through elections by global managers.

Yep I posted about this as a possibility and a concern simply because you had all the WRONG people pushing for UKRAINE such as the MSM,Republican party, democrat party, NATO, G. Soros, social media, and the other globalist very early on and very hard.

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It will get really interesting boycotting all China products if they decide to go for Taiwan. 🤪😬

originally posted by: Onlyyouknow
It will get really interesting boycotting all China products if they decide to go for Taiwan. 🤪😬

The SJWs will show their solidarity by boycotting Panda Express!

The article mentions the rising prices and lower supplies.
What I've noticed recently on Amazon is that quite a few products I look for are on sale; 23%, 34% off.

This doesn't make much sense to me, after 2 years of supply and productivity issues. It makes me suspect that they are clearing out the inventory in some places, and it may not return very quickly.
So, it may be a good idea to buy the non-sexy stuff now. I'm fine paying $20 for razors or socks today, but I'm not going to want to spend $50 on them later. No one wants to overspend on the non-sexy stuff.
I also wear common sizes. I think its going to get hard to find things in my size soon, because everyone will be panic-buying.
If you work out, remember that there have been major wheat crop disruptions this past year. Protein might start climbing in price too.

I dont know about the rest iof you but that definitely does look like the same woman in the photo at 2 different areas of the Ukraine....

Sister perhaps??

Seriously though if that isnt doctored itself, then you gotta ask the question.

a reply to: joejack1949

more opportunity in modern European culture.

Used to be that way. Its becoming less now.