Anonymous ID: 1cddf8 June 26, 2023, 6:38 a.m. No.19075983   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>19075903

TY Baker.

 

>>19075918 PB

>so…no pics of hunter biden with niece natalie?

There was a long-time global stating no pics of Hunter with children. Use a description instead. The point is to be extremely careful. Just because Twitter or FB posts it doesn't mean we do.

Anonymous ID: 1cddf8 June 26, 2023, 7:05 a.m. No.19076150   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>6174

>>19076012

>>19076020

>>19076051

Ford was also friendly with the Stalinist Soviet regime. Too bad he lost all his investments in the USSR during the 1930s purges. All the Americans who worked for him there were rounded up. Almost none survived.

 

After two years of exploratory visits and friendly negotiations, Ford Motor Company signs a landmark agreement to produce cars in the Soviet Union on May 30, 1929.

https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/ford-signs-agreement-with-soviet-union

 

The Soviet Union, which in 1928 had only 20,000 cars and a single truck factory, was eager to join the ranks of automotive production, and Ford, with its focus on engineering and manufacturing methods, was a natural choice to help. The always independent-minded Henry Ford was strongly in favor of his free-market company doing business with Communist countries. An article published in May 1929 in The New York Times quoted Ford as saying that “No matter where industry prospers, whether in India or China, or Russia, all the world is bound to catch some good from it.” ….At the time the U.S. government did not formally recognize the USSR in diplomatic negotiations, so the Ford agreement was groundbreaking.

 

The Forsaken: An American Tragedy in Stalin's Russia

This book documents what happened to Ford's 10,000 American workers in the Soviet Union.

https://warbirdforum.com/foresake.htm