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sobeitjay2

Nobody:

My suspicious ass:

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@brad_leone

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atasteoflee

I am weak looking at his wrist

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Anybody remember broneys? Them wild sons of guns they loved horses.

egowhatego

‘Obatalá’ by Seye Isikalu

The hanging leggy!

THAT PART.

Toebeans

anti-pseudoself

zanabism-deactivated20200529

the united states orchestrated the financing of the Azov battalion in Ukraine, a neo-nazi extremist militia that has since found a home in the Ukrainian national guard. Joe Biden supported the far-right government that embraced this militia from 2014-2016, with US forces even working alongside this militia and collaborating on logistical exchange. This same battalion would go on to train a group of American neo-nazis in Charlottesville who would attack at least 1 African-American protestor, and several women.

despite his clear role in the spread of neo-nazism in Eastern Europe, which would be packaged and delivered back to the U.S. to homegrown nazis, Joe Biden recently evoked the name of Heather Heyer, the young woman killed by a white supremacist at the Charlottesville rallies, to bolster his campaign video.

White supremacy is bipartisan. (1) (2)

zanabism-deactivated20200529

i was going to entertain this comment and provide links from the classic “reliable sources” lmfao but…ldk. maybe we shouldn’t entertain this. the first article is written by a man who watched Heather Heyer get killed at the rallies, and witnessed the Azov battalion trained nazis wearing A3OB patches assault protestors.

the journalist in the second link is literally an award winning writer who has –most recently – correctly predicted every move and play in the U.S. agenda against Maduro on a regular basis. He is an expert on foreign affairs and in particular U.S. interventionism. His information is what “reliable sources” like the New York Times, CNN and the Guardian go onto cite…when they have to correct their own propagandistic takes on the situation.

Furthermore, the second article – if you’d read it – makes references to the press releases and transcripts of the U.S. government itself discussing its support for the far right extremists i am talking about.

A news corporation is not reliable simply because it has branded itself as such & just because that branding has been effective in convincing you does not mean anything to me.

@velasmonet

zanabism-deactivated20200529

just for the heck of it though, from the U.S. government itself:

Congress sent money to the Azov Battalion for several years before finally having to formally ban it (when faced with public pressure)