“Our contingent is the forces of good”: the US does not plan to withdraw troops from Iraq

US troops do not intend to leave Iraq. This was announced at a briefing on Saturday by the assistant to the head of the Pentagon, Jonathan Hoffman:

At present, we have no plans to withdraw troops from Iraq ... We still want to be friends and partners of a sovereign and prosperous Iraq.

At the same time, he added that the American contingent is “the forces of good”, and this is “obvious”. While in Iraq, they facilitate NATO’s participation in the fight against the “Islamic State” (a terrorist organization banned in the Russian Federation).

Hoffman said the United States Department of Defense had not received any instructions regarding the withdrawal of the military contingent. On the contrary, in his opinion, he should remain in this Middle Eastern state in order to help ensure security and transform Iraq into a "prosperous country."

Shortly before that, US President Donald Trump announced the inadmissibility of the withdrawal of the American contingent from Iraq. He warned Baghdad: if they decide to demand that US troops leave the country, then they will face more severe sanctions than those introduced against Iran. He calls such a demand "a hostile and unacceptable position."

Trump also added that the United States will withdraw troops only when Iraq pays for an air base built on its territory for American money.

Recall that the resolution on the withdrawal of US troops from Iraq was adopted by the parliament of this country.

Comments

[Andrey Chistyakov]

How is it with our "human rights activists"? Are they protesting?

[Gray brother]

It is necessary to treat pindocs with understanding - those who served in the Wehrmacht also considered themselves to be forces of good.

[Andrey Chistyakov]

Quote: Gray Brother

It is necessary to treat pindocs with understanding - those who served in the Wehrmacht, they also considered themselves forces of good.

Yes, then I would argue. You look at the Poles and everything is clear. They alone "fought" ...

[Gray brother]

Quote: Andrey Chistyakov

They alone "fought"

By the way, they fought on all sides in general - the Poles are the most multi-vector)))

[Tatyana]

Assistant Pentagon Chief Jonathan Hoffman:

At present, we have no plans to withdraw troops from Iraq ... We still want to be friends and partners of a sovereign and prosperous Iraq.

A "good" hint call for European countries and NATO countries in general. Namely.

The same will happen with the EU and NATO countries in which the American military bases are located.
The USA / Pentagon got into the countries of Europe and NATO by deceit and rightfully occupied them in their American national interests. No government in these countries will force the US armed forces to leave peacefully!
The territory of these countries is now the eternal carte blanche for the United States by the corrupt local indigenous rulers of these countries and peoples.

REFERENCE
Carte blanche (fr. Carte blanche. Letters. "White / blank card") - unlimited authority granted by the principal to the authorized representative in carrying out a business transaction on behalf of the principal.

[72jora72]

By the way, they fought on all sides in general - the Poles are the most multi-vector)))

The French in the ranks of the SS and the Wehrmacht also served an order of magnitude more than in the resistance forces. As well as the Belgians, Swedes, Danes, Dutchs ........

[Sky strike fighter]

Quote: Gray Brother

It is necessary to treat pindocs with understanding - those who served in the Wehrmacht also considered themselves to be forces of good.

You mean ukrovermacht? Those, too, consider themselves "warriors of light." True, Americans are more dangerous.

The United States currently has 1750 deployed nuclear warheads, 2050 warheads in reserve, and approximately 2000 warheads awaiting dismantlement, bringing the total number of warheads to 5800. The current size of the US nuclear arsenal is disclosed in Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, Lenta.ru writes. .

Of the 1750 deployed warheads, 400 are for intercontinental ballistic missiles, and approximately 900 are for submarines. Another 300 warheads are located in the US at the bases of bombers. The remaining 150 tactical - at European sites.

http://in24.org/world/38334

[Gray brother]

Quote: Sky Strike fighter

Do you mean ukrovermaht?

I mean, they are all just varieties of the same thing.

[maxim947]

We still want to be friends and partners of a sovereign and prosperous Iraq.

Yes ... there is no limit to hypocrisy.

[major147]

Quote: maxim947

Yes ... there is no limit to hypocrisy.

And it looks like they think so!

[LiSiCyn]

All this reasoning ... What exactly can Iraq oppose to the reluctance of mattresses to leave the territory? Iranian proxies, and all? If Trump rests, then this music will be eternal ...

[Gray brother]

Quote: LiSiCyn

If Trump rests, then this music will be eternal ...

His houses will be staggered through this, however, as on any other occasion, so it’s not a fact.

[LiSiCyn]

We all forget that it was Obama who began, that is, the Democrats. Trump, on the contrary, said that troops should be withdrawn (everywhere) and deal with internal problems. And as you rightly noted

Quote: Gray Brother

His house will be staggered

IMHO: Until the losses become unacceptable, they will sit.

[Gray brother]

Quote: LiSiCyn

Trump, on the contrary, said that troops should be withdrawn (everywhere)

To promise is not to marry.

[LiSiCyn]

To him, for a second term ... Voters can remember.
Trump is a businessman - he will start throwing off "shares" when it becomes clear that they are unprofitable ...

[Gray brother]

Quote: LiSiCyn

Trump is a businessman - he will start throwing off "shares" when it becomes clear that they are unprofitable ...

Any step will be wrong

[Grits]

Quote: LiSiCyn

Until the losses become unacceptable, they will sit.

Americans leave only if they are met in the same way as in Somalia and Vietnam

[LiSiCyn]

Well, in Iraq, they, too, were not met with flowers ... The question is, how will they be escorted? DAISH activity is observed only in the areas of their (mattresses) dislocation. What is in Iraq, what is in Syria.
So far, after the Iranian strike, they only beat us with the Grad. And then, several shells. Looks more like hints than actual squeezing out of the region.

[asv363]

Maxim, according to the data you provided, is a violation of the START-3 treaty by the United States. The maximum limit for deployed warheads is 1550. strategic assignment as of 05.02.2018/3/XNUMX and further until the end of START-XNUMX.

400+900+300=1600>1550 разрешённых боеголовок.

[Sgan]

The tragic mistake of the younger Bush was that he attacked Iraq and threw Saddam down. Saddam was a disgusting dictator, but he was weakened and did not pose a threat to the region, moreover, he was a counterweight to the Iranian ayatols. Instead, Bush should have directed all his energy towards neutralizing the Iranian nuclear program, which will not be good for everyone in the future.

[qQQQ]

Quote: Sgan

The tragic mistake of the younger Bush was that he attacked Iraq and threw Saddam ...

Very logical, it’s not clear what the cons are. And on the topic, at that time and even now, there is not much effort to put pressure on Iran in the United States. I think that the logic was this: pinch off a bit, until Iran was left alone, and then get down to it.

[Sgan]

I don’t think so. The forces of the USA and Iran are very incomparable. Even Saddam's army was stronger. So technically it was not difficult to omit Iran, and Saddam would be a smart guy under his nose to counterbalance. And they would now be engaged in the construction of thermal power plants and the program "oil for drugs and food." And the world would not live in fear of them. And a monkey with a grenade would not have shot down the plane ...

[qQQQ]

Quote: Sgan

The forces of the USA and Iran are very incomparable.

They are not comparable, but Iran has more determination to fight, and there are more opportunities, and the mountains are not a desert, so if possible, Iran is far superior to Iraq, therefore, in my opinion, the United States hoped to isolate Iran, and then it would fall into their hands. .

[Oyo Sarkazmi]

Bush had many friends, over the bankrupt Everton. And friends wanted compensation for Bush’s excuse for the loss; six months before the bankruptcy, he bought back the shares at an inflated price. So there was little choice for Bush: Iran, Iraq, Venezuela. To Iran, from Pakistan and Afghanistan, to the oil fields far. Venezuela has low-quality oil. Chose Iraq. Moreover, 60% of the population were happy about the coming - the president is a Kurd, the prime is a Shiite. And then the joy died away - Bush was not going to share oil with his comrades. 500 million for the functioning of the government, and do not ask anymore. There is still no money on the restoration of bombed speech and money.

[asv363]

Quote: Sgan

The tragic mistake of the younger Bush was that he attacked Iraq and threw Saddam

Is destroying a state a tragic mistake, not a crime? How many Iraqis have died during the entire occupation, can you recall? Vile American geeks.

[svp67]

Quote: Andrey Chistyakov

How is it with our "human rights activists"? Are they protesting?

No, they are silent, apparently at a loss ...

[Andrey Chistyakov]

Quote: svp67

Quote: Andrey Chistyakov

How is it with our "human rights activists"? Are they protesting?

No, they are silent, apparently at a loss ...

Well no. Cut funding.

[spirit]

So it was the Americans who threw off the Sunni elite, headed by Saddam, and put in their place the Shiite elite, who now lives like a bungle in Christ and bathes in petrodollars. And they are with them like that .... not according to concepts like that

[Edik]

Quote: GB-M

GB-M (Goodbye comrades)

Scorching

[Kleber]

Quote: svp67

Quote: Andrey Chistyakov

How is it with our "human rights activists"? Are they protesting?

No, they are silent, apparently at a loss ...

Sometimes it seems that our human rights defenders are funded by the United States.

[Andrey Chistyakov]

Quote: Kleber

Quote: svp67

Quote: Andrey Chistyakov

How is it with our "human rights activists"? Are they protesting?

No, they are silent, apparently at a loss ...

Sometimes it seems that our human rights defenders are funded by the United States.

Is there really any doubt? And then what means do they live on? Why did they pass the law on foreign agents and immediately began a universal howl? And what for us?

[Kleber]

Quote: Andrey Chistyakov

Is there really any doubt? And then what means do they live on? Why did they pass the law on foreign agents and immediately began a universal howl? And what for us?

While there. Otherwise, counterintelligence is also obtained with the same funding.

[Andrey Chistyakov]

Quote: Kleber

Quote: Andrey Chistyakov

Is there really any doubt? And then what means do they live on? Why did they pass the law on foreign agents and immediately began a universal howl? And what for us?

While there. Otherwise, counterintelligence is also obtained with the same funding.

Maybe I just do not understand you or you me. What does counterintelligence have to do with it? Is she "counterintelligence" organizing protests in other countries? From our side (Russia) I have not heard anything about this.
Maybe you know something. I will not argue. But let me remind you. Our deputies went to the reception at the US Embassy. It would be interesting to see how the American senators did the same in their homeland ...

[Kleber]

It was about the possible financing of human rights defenders by the Americans. Human rights activists are not public figures, but civil servants. The source of extrabudgetary funding for civil servants should be controlled by counterintelligence. Is not it?

[Andrey Chistyakov]

Quote: Kleber

It was about the possible financing of human rights defenders by the Americans. Human rights activists are not public figures, but civil servants. The source of extrabudgetary funding for civil servants should be controlled by counterintelligence. Is not it?

By law, yes. But the late L. Alekseeva or V. Novodvorskaya were human rights defenders, but they did not work anywhere.

[Kleber]

Novodvorskaya in clothes from the American flag galloped when American bombers smashed Serbia. So, she fed obviously from the American budget.

[Andrey Chistyakov]

Quote: Kleber

Novodvorskaya in clothes from the American flag galloped when American bombers smashed Serbia. So, she fed obviously from the American budget.

I wrote about this to you in principle.

[Kleber]

So, Andrei, we misunderstood each other. I meant human rights activists in the civil service of Russia.

[Grits]

Quote: Kleber

Novodvorskaya in clothes from the American flag jumped when Serbia American bombers different

And I also remember that in the blessed for them 90s there was such a human rights activist Kovalev. It was rare.

[Piramidon]

Quote: Kleber

Sometimes it seems that our human rights defenders are funded by the United States.

Did you just begin to feel it?

[Kleber]

It's been a while.

[avdkrd]

Why sometimes?
The impression that they are funded by ASP has long formed an axis in confidence,

[Grits]

Quote: Kleber

Sometimes it seems that our human rights defenders are funded by C

You surprise me ... But it is better to see the light late than never.

[Observer2014]

Andrei. And what does the Russian human rights activists have to do with it? If you don’t like the American troops there, then go them out and drive them out. Good luck. Personally, it’s not cold and hot for me to be present there. It’s like believing in world love. Friendship on century and all that. It is full of people who are ready to drive the Americans out of Germany. Only the consequences of the tight represent.

[Observer2014]

You should not confuse warm and soft about human rights defenders .. And for the second, continue to believe. Faith is a purely individual matter. And no one has the right to refuse to believe.

[Observer2014]

Y. Well, why not. Here the other day, only at work did men appear in a crowd of Sergey ... ich What do you think! The salary supplement was all for the harm. There isn’t enough political information for people. And in my work team, believe me, I shine. And besides, I do some things better than everyone else in my enterprise and in my production of a big city.

[Observer2014]

So far, God didn’t ask for help. Help will be needed, I’ll conclude myself .. Who and how best. But I know for sure. People need legal protection. And you can’t row everyone under one comb. Every person is an individual. Everything.

[Observer2014]

I do not evade. And I grow up. And on Old You don’t need to explain how to find out that the same person is behind the keyboard or not? For example, for example, even leave the moon. Readers will determine you by "gait". And then the years! I identify our colleagues in VO on other sites without much stress. Even without the brand "hehe" It happens the same There’s a whole joke that you don’t care about your avatar. You have a different communication style .. And I have one. Like a coat of arms. Like a flag. I have one. For many years already. And it is more difficult for me to express my point of view than you do for exactly so much. How many avatars you have. You don’t give a damn about your words. You’ll take a new one. I don’t think like that. I have to think. You grind anything. Any garbage about and without. Even without thinking what you say. Do you happen to be a site employee? Well, or a regulatory authority? And then the Americans with their "Forces of Good" ha ha ha. Just babble.

[Prjanik]

The observer, no offense, about grinding anything, you were asked a specific question and instead of a direct answer, you take the conversation aside. Just a look from the side, I was reminded that just here I asked some characters (the trolls campaign) a specific question and received anything, demagoguery, slogans, but not a simple answer.

[Grits]

Quote: GB-M

I remember the real Observer, he himself raised the rating (in the 15th), thought our man Donbass ....

I also remember this nickname and this avatar of a person of completely different views. is it really possible for such a short time to change?

[Observer2014]

Quote: GB-M

Quote: Prjanik

The observer, no offense, about grinding anything, you were asked a specific question and instead of a direct answer, you take the conversation aside. Just a look from the side, I was reminded that just here I asked some characters (the trolls campaign) a specific question and received anything, demagoguery, slogans, but not a simple answer.

Yes, he is afraid, I’ve caught him more than once .. How can he turn out .. He bought this nickname!
I remember the real Observer, he himself raised the rating (in the 15th), thought our man Donbass ....
And this other one and how the bastard is turning out technically already how many times (maybe Bandera ..) ..
Remember his men and follow others

Ordination empty. Koshmar went on the path of inform war "Fight Club" turns out to be a documentary And who are you in the role? Rather, who do you imagine Brad Pete or that guy with a chest?

[boss]

and what consequences do you represent?
Well, from the expulsion of amers from Germany?
otherwise I’m also tight

[knn54]

The power of good is for YOUR citizens. I don’t give a damn about others.

[Same lech]

How is it with our "human rights activists"? Are they protesting?

Protesting ... in Libya, two of our citizens are being tortured while the Kremlin started negotiations with Sarraj ... his militants imitated the execution of our citizens ... cannibals.

[Same lech]

https://riafan.ru/1197641-pochemu-molchit-mir-kogda-rossiyan-pytayut-v-liviiskom-plenu

Why is the world silent when Russians are tortured in Libyan captivity.

Russian sailors (captured since 2016) and sociologists (disappeared in May 2019) were made completely far-fetched accusations. Sociologist Maxim Shugaley and translator, a Russian citizen of Arab origin Hassan Sueifan, allegedly interfered in the elections. Although there are no elections in Libya, nor even an election law.
It’s time for our Foreign Ministry to intervene.

[Thrifty]

It is necessary to help the United States in the way out of Iraq by the piece, so to speak, by disposing of their Yankees, every day a few pieces!

[boss]

let the Iraqis help, but we should not help them.
it is their country, their land, their fate and their freedom.

[Piramidon]

Quote: Thrifty

It is necessary to help the United States in the way out of Iraq by the piece, so to speak, by disposing of their Yankees, every day a few pieces!

A sniper or balabol? Why are you still lying on the couch and not disposing of if you need this Iraq? After Saddam, this is another US colony and to which it falls to us? Again, the free supplies that the corrupt Iraqis will hand over to the Yankees?

[Grits]

Quote: Piramidon

After Saddam, this is another US colony and to which it falls to us?

Moreover, there is absolutely no respect for the Iraqis themselves, who have not shown anything special in fighting the invasion of the invaders in their country. To the Vietnamese they walk to the moon. And on the contrary, they lifted their paws up after their generals received bags with dough and dumped them to another country.

[Terenin]

Quote: Andrey Chistyakov

How is it with our "human rights activists"? Are they protesting?

Somehow it’s so inconvenient to protest when their yay * is democratic, but firmly held by the Anglo-Saxon master

[rocket757]

What to say, but what to say?
Everything has been said and re-said!
Striped, in principle, if only the layman, the voter, thought so, but the rest of the sheriff does not care.

[bessmertniy]

How many years have passed since the "Desert Storm", and Iraq has not prospered, and does not prosper. The Ipak Kurds have isolated themselves, ISIS is still snarling, and the Americans are arranging provocations for neighboring Iran.

[Sofa expert]

They are at the door, they are at the window ... Nothing changes in Merika ..

[Victor_B]

the American contingent is “the forces of good” and it is “obvious”

Well, very kind!
Well, just honey!

We still want to be friends and partners of a sovereign and prosperous Iraq.

Such friends for ... (censorship) - yes to the museum!

[Kleber]

Until all the oil in the region is pumped out, they won’t leave. Etozh army under the control of hucksters.

[Kleber]

Quote: GB-M

Russia will not be expelled ..

Russia is no longer the Yeltsin era, it will not work out.

[evgen1221]

Judging by satellite imagery, Iraq is flourishing :-). Autobahns and skyscrapers are added new every day. Amer politicians polls in the alternative reality of Alzheimer's live the campaign.

[Andrey Chistyakov]

Quote: evgen1221

Judging by satellite imagery, Iraq is flourishing :-). Autobahns and skyscrapers are added new every day. Amer politicians polls in the alternative reality of Alzheimer's live the campaign.

Forgive me for my ignorance. "Alzheimer" is the same as Alzheimer? Or different?

[Egg]

Quote: Andrey Chistyakov

Forgive me for my ignorance. "Alzheimer" is the same as Alzheimer? Or different?

When you have nothing to say, they cling to the eyelids, right? Typically for freshly harvested bots :)

[Andrey Chistyakov]

Quote: Telur

Quote: Andrey Chistyakov

Forgive me for my ignorance. "Alzheimer" is the same as Alzheimer? Or different?

When you have nothing to say, they cling to the eyelids, right? Typically for freshly harvested bots :)

It is necessary to write CORRECTLY !!!!!. Or fix it right there. Then there will be no "clinging" either.

[Egg]

Quote: Andrey Chistyakov

It is necessary to write LITERALLY !!!!!.

Bots did not give a word.
We are not in the classroom, maybe the person on the phone wrote.

[Andrey Chistyakov]

Quote: Telur

Quote: Andrey Chistyakov

It is necessary to write LITERALLY !!!!!.

Bots did not give a word.
We are not in the classroom, maybe the person on the phone wrote.

You will forgive not a "bot". You wrote - I answered.

[Egg]

Damn, what competent bots went, also snarl

[Andrey Chistyakov]

Quote: Telur

Damn, what competent bots went, also snarl

Yeah. Can you imagine ?!

[rotmistr60]

Our contingent is the forces of good

The world program has been brought down, which means that the end of the state is not far off, because the reset will not be in their favor (I ask the sectarians of everything "democratic and best in the world" not to worry, but to pack their things).

[demo]

At the same time, he added that the American contingent is “the forces of good”, and this is “obvious”.

And here is the phrase of Lenin.
"The teachings of Marx are omnipotent because they are true."
As they say - find the differences.
Apparently Jonathan Hoffman is reading Comrade Ulyanov-Lenin.
Otherwise, where does such plagiarism come from?

[Terenin]

Quote: demo

At the same time, he added that the American contingent is “the forces of good”, and this is “obvious”.

And here is the phrase of Lenin.
"The teachings of Marx are omnipotent because they are true."
As they say - find the differences.
Apparently Jonathan Hoffman is reading Comrade Ulyanov-Lenin.
Otherwise, where does such plagiarism come from?

Yes, but its strength often does not follow from the fidelity of the doctrine. For example, knowledge of astronomy does not allow to influence the moon or the sun.
They are similar to another expression of Lenin, "He who is not with us is against us."

[cost]

Jonathan Hoffman: Our contingent is the forces of good.

Flesh from the flesh of good. You could even say - its foreskin

[Terenin]

. We, the United States, still want to be friends and partners of a sovereign and prosperous Iraq.

then you can make your friends at least a visa-free travel regime to the USA .
And then, some kind of friendship you have is strange , after a preliminary bombing (Japan, Iraq, Libya ...) and watching another in the sight of a machine gun on a tank.

[Terenin]

. Our contingent is the forces of good ”: USA

well, if Hell has its own "powers", then ... there are no questions

[vvp2412]

Democratic statement! :)))

[Terenin]

Quote: vvp2412

Democratic statement! :)))

And somewhere far away - far away (in the Garden Ring of Moscow), from tenderness, the mean tear of a Russian liberal human rights activist slipped

[Kuroneko]

The greyhound has reached such a point that they no longer even try to somehow mask their occupation of Iraq. = _ =

[Barmaleyka]

Quote: Kuroneko

at least somehow mask their occupation of Iraq.

and when did they mask? !!!!

[Kuroneko]

Quote: Barmaleyka

and when did they mask? !!!!

Well, for example, during the occupation of EU countries.

[Barmaleyka]

Quote: Kuroneko

Well, for example, during the occupation of EU countries.

oh well, what a disguise, only de Gaulle tried to say something against it and immediately the "orange" revolution, not when they did not mask anything

[Kuroneko]

Quote: Barmaleyka

and then the "orange" revolution

So the Orange Revolutions are disguises, cover-ups (that is, how everyone understands everything, what and why, but officially the Americans are "clean" and have nothing to do with it). Otherwise, they would have simply removed the governments with their own troops.

[Kleber]

Quote: Kuroneko

The greyhound has reached such a point that they no longer even try to somehow mask their occupation of Iraq. = _ =

Why should they disguise themselves? Who will tell them what? China and Russia will not say, and the rest will also support.

[Terenin]

. ... The United States will withdraw troops only when Iraq pays for an air base built on its territory for American money.

cowboys from behind puddles already openly speak for the dull, that the word "Iraq", they can easily replace the "Poland", "Ukraine" "Baltic" super-pony powers "...

[cniza]

They are no longer ashamed - "and you have democracy (oil, gas), then we go to you."

[Terenin]

Quote: cniza

They are no longer ashamed - "and you have democracy (oil, gas), then we go to you."

Victor Americans no longer really understand who dared to form some strange states in place of their oil and gas? (albeit several millennia ago)

[cniza]

(albeit several millennia ago)

And this is beyond the reach of their understanding ...

[Barmaleyka]

Our contingent is the forces of good

Who would doubt that

[Terenin]

. “Our contingent is the forces of good”: USA

and, I kept wondering, well, who did the "best army in Europe" learn to grunt "glory to Ukraine - heroes ..."

[Zaurbek]

Our civil society should take an example about Forces of Good! And then today are heroes, and tomorrow are criminals ...

[Prjanik]

So wait for the rocket fall on your head, the strength of the beaver ..

[Tank jacket]

So American mothers will get sons in bags. They just didn’t get it all ... And still, Trump will get them out of Iraq.

[cniza]

Sooner or later, but it will, though it is better sooner, otherwise from their "goodness" strongly stinks.

[sergey2183]

Elementary invaders and marauders, dating back to the 18th century. It is high time they kicked ass from everywhere, from all countries.

[Ham]

Akhedzhakova negodue

[Vladimir Mashkov]

And that's always the case! First, the Americans climb into the country they like with dirty boots - and then you can't get them out of there! They help"!

[Olddetractor]

If evil is the other side of good, then the root of evil is good

[cniza]

“Our contingent is the forces of good”:

Show at least one good deed that these forces have done.

[askort154]

“Our contingent is the forces of good”: the US does not plan to withdraw troops from Iraq


They will not withdraw from: Syria, Germany, Japan, South Korea, the Baltic States, Poland, Romania, etc. They understand perfectly well that no one dares alone and cannot resist them. For this, they organized a "cold shower" - Yugoslavia, Iraq, Libya. Therefore, they are the old postulate - "divide and conquer",
changed into a more cynical - "controlled chaos". This will be the case until there is a state that can unite all the dissatisfied in the loss of its sovereignty.
Only Russia can be considered a sovereign state today. Even China does not fully comply with this, since it is too tied to the US economy. That is why all the forces of the Anglo-Saxons are thrown into the "suppression" of Russia. We connected all our resources in the information war, realizing that by military means,
Russia can’t get it. There is only one thing left, to make her an outcast from modern civilization by rewriting its entire history of the 20-21 centuries. And they do it.
Our media cannot compete with their resources in the world, so they have been able to "educate" several generations in Russophobia. Besides, we ourselves are to blame. We hit the "tails", as a result, we are constantly in the mode of "justifying".
The last vivid case with Poland. What prevented us from publishing the military archives associated with the beginning of the Second World War, immediately at the first inclinations of the Poles for the 1939 Molotov-Rebentrop agreement. Now they will call them names - another Russian "fake propaganda".
And we will again prove our case, and so on in a circle.

[Ros 56]

Striped lies like our government, so draw conclusions.

[iouris]

Trump translates as "good."

[Prisoner]

"Chests are full of GOOD“This is for them, but“ the most general normative-evaluative category of ethics, denoting moral, due, good, ”they did not stand next to. The robbers are shorter, for which they themselves signed.

[AlexG83]

Let the people there gather in large numbers and throw them out with their own hands, it is unlikely that it will be otherwise.

[Gennady Fomkin]

Correctly, no matter how civilization changes, a coward will never have anything, let alone freedom.

[xGibSoNx]

Recall that the resolution on the withdrawal of US troops from Iraq was adopted by the parliament of this country.

Well then, why not recall that he did not accept in full force, in view of the demonstrative non-participation of all other members of parliament?

[Jarserge]

“Our contingent is the forces of good”, of course, it’s not a robber band to call them who they are in fact and fact

[Alex Justice]

At present, we have no plans for the withdrawal of troops from Iraq ... We still want to be friends and partners of a sovereign and prosperous Iraq, the American contingent is “the forces of good”, and this is “obvious”

Convenient reason. You can replace Iraq with any other state.
Goebels is far from Hoffman in a lie.

[LeftPers]

"..... the American contingent is" the forces of good ... "The strength of a beaver, such a red-haired, arrogant and narcissistic, spitting at everyone.

[Kuzmitsky]

The forces of beaver Donald :)

[Metallurg_2]

If the problem is only in the database - no one bothers to take it apart and take it in parts with you.