>>15616017 (lb)

Perhaps she finally realized that the end game is to take the whole fucking Canadian government down, with her in it.

People on the streets know they're now taking steps that will change their lives forever. No going back to what it once was. Same rules should apply to the politicians. Gig is up.

I think that's the driving fear of the anti-Trump movement. It's not going to be the same old-same old when this shit is over with. The line of demarcation is being willing to move on to the next gig, or fighting tooth and nail to keep the status quo up and running for you're own financial security. Nunes vs Cheney. Can't think of a better example of the two fronts.

>>15616197

I agree. This is a Brandon thing.

No reason for NATO to be involved with anything Ukraine., but it looks to me like Brandon has strongarmed NAO members to get on board with his plans, whatever they are.

Say supranational entities conspired to rig the US election just to get control of the US military. How different would that look than what we have now. Any country aligned with US is at risk of having to go to war solely by the actions of a madman in DC. Ukraine, itself, would be safer under the Russian sphere in that scenario, as well. There's no talk of Russia invading Crimea, or, other than holding ground, Donbass, either.