Russia says it will react “very negatively” if Ali Khamenei is killed
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“Very negatively” as opposed to what? Mild negativity?
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Oh, so Tulsi Gabbard definitely 100% publicly denounced Russia's unprecedented act of aggression and imperial invasion of Ukraine, right...?
... Right... ?
Do not conflate being against the war with Iran as being a Putin puppet.
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Watching the divide in republican circles on Iran has been a great way to see who is under Kremlin control. Most are who we already knew: Tulsi Gabbard, Tucker Carlson, Rand Paul, etc.
This is just "the anti Vietnam War protestors are secretly working for the soviets" for the modern era. There were just as many conspiracies that left liberals were secretly agents of Moscow in the 60s.
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trump really forgot the only reason he has a razor thin congressional majority, is Russia blackmailing Congress members into supporting him
Putin can make them all stop supporting trump just as easily.
Mr Putin come get your puppet under control
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This is just "the anti Vietnam War protestors are secretly working for the soviets" for the modern era. There were just as many conspiracies that left liberals were secretly agents of Moscow in the 60s.
Some right wing influencers have already been shown to take Kremlin money
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Do not conflate being against the war with Iran as being a Putin puppet.
To the contrary, I am conflating the fact that the alleged "anti-war" person (your words) suddenly wasn't "anti-war" when Russia invaded Ukraine as being a Putin puppet; that, and the fact that US intelligence reports found that Russia was promoting Tulsi as the Democratic primaries candidate in 2020, among other things.
Bystanders take note how this individual is trying really hard to separate Tulsi Gabbard from the Kremlin. Like, really hard. Deflections and all.
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“Very negatively” as opposed to what? Mild negativity?
A stern talking down to?
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Some right wing influencers have already been shown to take Kremlin money
Yeah, and there were plenty of left journalists on the payroll of Moscow in the 60s. They tended to cover the civil rights movement and anti-war movement very positively, does that mean the leaders of those movements were also secretly agents of the communists?
Has there been any proof that the people OP mentioned have any connection to putin? Don't get me wrong there all horrible people, but it's not because there "Russian assets" and if they're gonna go against this God awful war then good on them.
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You have to think at this point the White House is just like two armed camps. The people that work for Putin and the people who work for Netanyahu. Few years ago I'd say they were sharing an uneasy truce, maybe even a burgeoning friendship, but now? God I hope they tear themselves apart.
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You have to think at this point the White House is just like two armed camps. The people that work for Putin and the people who work for Netanyahu. Few years ago I'd say they were sharing an uneasy truce, maybe even a burgeoning friendship, but now? God I hope they tear themselves apart.
Don't forget the 3rd camp of military industrial complexists, just in it to make money bombing whoever wherever
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Yeah, and there were plenty of left journalists on the payroll of Moscow in the 60s. They tended to cover the civil rights movement and anti-war movement very positively, does that mean the leaders of those movements were also secretly agents of the communists?
Has there been any proof that the people OP mentioned have any connection to putin? Don't get me wrong there all horrible people, but it's not because there "Russian assets" and if they're gonna go against this God awful war then good on them.
I mean, many of those leaders were communists... But not agents of the Soviets, which was a convenient accusation tho
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“Very negatively” as opposed to what? Mild negativity?
Saber rattling, very menacingly.
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To the contrary, I am conflating the fact that the alleged "anti-war" person (your words) suddenly wasn't "anti-war" when Russia invaded Ukraine as being a Putin puppet; that, and the fact that US intelligence reports found that Russia was promoting Tulsi as the Democratic primaries candidate in 2020, among other things.
Bystanders take note how this individual is trying really hard to separate Tulsi Gabbard from the Kremlin. Like, really hard. Deflections and all.
I don't give a fuck about those people. What I give a fuck about is this:
Watching the divide in republican circles on Iran has been a great way to see who is under Kremlin control.
Is conflating being against the war with Iran with being Putin's puppet and is drumming support for the war. Stop supporting Trump's war.
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Putin has already requested that Chuck Schumer write a strongly worded letter on his behalf.
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Don't forget the 3rd camp of military industrial complexists, just in it to make money bombing whoever wherever
Pretty sure that's the Netanyahu camp.
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This is just "the anti Vietnam War protestors are secretly working for the soviets" for the modern era. There were just as many conspiracies that left liberals were secretly agents of Moscow in the 60s.
I’m going to respond to a later comment of yours here for the sake of visibility.
Tucker Carlson flew to Russia to interview Vladimir Putin last year. That trip was financed by Tenant Media - the same group that was revealed to have been financed by Russia for the sake of spreading Russian talking points. Justin Trudeau gave testimony under oath that Tucker was shilling for Russia.
- How Russian operatives covertly hired U.S. influencers to create viral videos
- Right-wing US influencers say they were victims of alleged Russian plot
- Tucker Carlson Funded by Russian Propaganda Machine, Justin Trudeau Testifies Under Oath
It is more challenging, generally, to show that politicians are illegally taking money from foreign interests because the pathways by which money is publicly disclosed are more well-known. So the pathways through which money may be hidden can also be followed to disguise the source of income. Unless one gets caught.
As did an aid of Rand Paul’s, who helped funnel Russian money into the RNC during the 2016 election, and whom was later pardoned by Trump, at Rand Paul’s urging.
- Former Rand Paul aide, pardoned by Trump, charged with funneling Russian money into 2016 election
- Ex-Rand Paul aide pardoned by Trump convicted of illegally funneling Russian cash to Trump campaign
As far as Gabbard is concerned - no money trails, but even her own staff think she’s compromised.
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Saber rattling, very menacingly.
That's Russia and China in a nutshell. Trump does it too, but that's just because he's mimicking daddy Putin.
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I don't give a fuck about those people. What I give a fuck about is this:
Watching the divide in republican circles on Iran has been a great way to see who is under Kremlin control.
Is conflating being against the war with Iran with being Putin's puppet and is drumming support for the war. Stop supporting Trump's war.
Never once did I say that solely being against war with Iran meant someone was Putin's puppet. Never. Either work on your reading comprehension or get your eyes checked.
What I did say is that those specific Republican members who are known Kremlin parrots conveniently oppose the war for ulterior motives. This much is clear.
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++reasonsToDoIt
They have an army of donkeys lined up at the border.
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I mean, many of those leaders were communists... But not agents of the Soviets, which was a convenient accusation tho
Maybe "communist" by the 60s definition as in anyone to the left of keynes then yeah I guess so, but MLK wasn't a communist in any real political sense.
The analogy still holds though, many of the leaders OP is pointing out are regressive right wing nationalist who would naturally align with putin without being agents of the Kremlin.
Both these accusations tend to put the blame of these movements on foreigners meddling with our democracy instead of real strains of thought coming from that democracy that need to be addressed.
