Patrick K O’Donnell On Why He Started Writing About America’s Greatest HeroesHe’s a war Historian and has written 14 books on our soldiers, wars and gives great detail.Most recent best seller is “The Unvanquished” it took him 7 years to complete the book. All personal stories of those involved
Six segments this is the first. Fascinating. Memorial Day Special.
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>>20922809, >>20923217 evidence Q+ is legal Commander In ChiefPN
More proof, why does il Trumpo seem to get a lot of posts and videos before others?
THE REAL COMMANDER IN CHIEF!!!😎🇺🇸
il Donaldo Trumpo
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Remember the night il Trumpo posted “Hold On I’m Coming” song on twitter before the first rally PDJT played that song? I do!
Carville losing his mind again…Kek
James Carville tears into Democratic Party over messaging: 'Full of s—'
Hanna Panreck
Sun, May 26, 2024 at 4:00 PM EDT
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Democratic strategist James Carville tore into the Democratic Party on Saturday over their messaging on Gaza and student loan forgiveness.
"We keep wondering why these young people are not coming home to the Democrats," Carville said during his Politicon podcast. "Why are Blacks not coming home to the Democrats? Because Democrat messaging is full of s—, that’s why!"
Carville, who has repeatedly sounded the alarm on President Biden's re-election chances and the Democratic Party's losses among key voting blocs, also called out Democratic messaging on student loan forgiveness.
"Why are we forgiving student loans for people that go to Harvard?" Carville said, before referencing Scott Galloway. "Which, according to Scott Galloway, quite accurately, is nothing but a hedge fund that has classrooms, well, they got a $52 billion f-- surplus! Why are taxpayers going to bail these people out?!"
"Don’t talk about f-- Gaza and student loans!" Carville yelled.
The Democratic strategist cited Harvard/Harris polling that found the war in the Middle East ranked lower than economic issues for Americans.
Carville suggested the Democrats come out with a proposal to tax university endowments over $5 billion dollars and use the money to forgive student loans.
He said Monday during an appearance on MSNBC that the age issue was "suffocating" President Biden and told the president to stop griping about negative media coverage of the issue.
"I do think the president has to deal, the age issue is suffocating him.He needs to bring up that he is only four years older than Trump," Carville told MSNBC's Jen Psaki in response to a question about how Biden and former President Trump could possibly be tied in the polls.
Carville suggested Biden talk about his record and about how he plans to "change people’s lives" during the interview.
"It's pedestrian, but it's the stuff that wins elections," he said.
He has expressed concern over Biden replicating his 2020 coalition, citing major losses among young, Black male voters.
"I think President Biden could win the election, but I think in terms of identifying which party, in terms of building as you go forward, it —the male detachment in the United States is a significant problem,particularly among what we would call non-White males," he said during a media interview.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/james-carville-tears-democratic-party-200024163.html
This reminds of Bill telling Hillary she should do more rallies in Red States where Trump was going.Her and her staff ignored Bill’s advice
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ROCKET BLAST Moment North Korean spy satellite EXPLODES in mid-air in humiliating failed launch for Kim Jong-un’s space mission
Kim sent the first military reconnaissance satellite into orbit last November
Iona CleaveWill Stewart
Published: 13:44 ET, May 27 2024
A NORTH Korean rocket carrying its second spy satellite reportedly exploded midair today in a dramatic setback for Kim Jong-un.
Footage showed a red, orange and yellow fireball in the night sky soon after the launch that was strongly condemned by the pariah state's neighbours.
North Korea's official state news agency said it launched a spy satellite aboard a new rocket from its main space centre tonight.
But it added that the rocket blew up during a first-stage flight soon after liftoff due to a suspected engine problem.
Japanese TV broadcast apparent footage of a missile exploding showing a huge fiery ball lighting up the sky.
Earlier today, residents of the Japanese island of Okinawa were urged to take shelter inside buildings or underground premises as part of a missile alert.
The public alerts were withdrawn after it became clear the rocket would not fly over the islands.
North Korea had informed its neighbour of an imminent launch of a satellite rocket during a launch window from Monday through June 3.
There was a warning of caution in the waters between the Korean Peninsula and China and east of the main Philippine island of Luzon.
North Korea had been strongly urged to abandon the launch, which had been predicted by South Korea…
https://www.the-sun.com/news/11471808/north-korean-spy-satellite-explodes-space/
Ukrainian strike on Russian nuclear radar system causes alarm in WestSTUPID
James Kilner
Sun, May 26, 2024 at 12:38 PM EDT
A Ukrainian drone strike on a Russian radar station that can track nuclear missiles has sparked alarm in the West.
Kyiv hit the Armavir radar station in the Krasnodar border region on May 23, damaging the state-of-the-art facility, which provides conventional air-defence as well as forming part of Moscow’s nuclear warning system.
Ukrainian officials confirmed on Saturday that their forces had carried out the strike, saying the facility monitors airspace over the country and occupied Crimea.
The radar station has reportedly been able to track long-range Atacms missiles, delivered by the US to Ukraine earlier this year.
Mauro Gilli, a senior researcher at the Centre for Security Studies at ETH Zurich, said the drone strike had been a tactical success because it will force Russia to redeploy air defence systems and it also put down a marker that no Russian military site was untouchable.
“We can debate the effectiveness and merit but strategically there is logic,” he said.
Other Western analysts, though, were more hesitant and said that Ukraine should avoid striking Russia’s nuclear infrastructure.
••“Not a wise decision on the part of Ukraine,” said Hans Kristensen, a nuclear arsenal expert at the Federation of American Scientists==. “Bombers and military sites in general are different because they’re used to attack Ukraine.”
Thord Are Iversen, aNorwegian military analyst, said striking a part of Russia’s nuclear-warning system was “not a particularly good idea… especially in times of tension.”
“It’s in everyone’s best interest that Russia’s ballistic missile warning system works well,” he said.
One of Russia’s most modern radar systems, the Kremlin has deployed 10 Voronezh class installations along the Russian border. Each has a range of around 4,000 miles and can track 500 objects simultaneously.
Russia has yet to comment on the alleged attack, but it fits a pattern of intensified Ukrainian drone strikes this year on targets deep inside Russia, including oil refineries and transport hubs.
The strike came shortly after Moscow began tactical nuclear missile exercises in its Southern Military District.
Olaf Scholz has pointedly refused to deliver Germany’s long-range Taurus missiles to Ukraine, saying he fears potential nuclear escalation.
The US has so far not relented to Ukrainian requests that it be allowed to use Western weapons in cross-border strikes.
Frustrated Ukrainian military commanders said they had to watch as Russia built up forces across the border in a de facto harbour area that they were not allowed to strike.
Since then, Russian forces have captured several villages and pounded Kharkiv with missiles fired from launch sites and warplanes inside Russia.
Britain has already given permission to Ukraine to use its missiles to strike Russia and now pressure is building on the White House to follow.
Antony Blinken, the US Secretary of State, is reportedly in favour of the change and this weekend Jens Stoltenberg, the Nato Secretary General, told the Economist that it was time to “lift some of the restrictions”.
Ukraine and its Nato allies still need to be cautious, said Fabian Hoffmann, a missile technology doctoral research fellow at the University of Oslo, because some US officials and some of Ukraine’s European allies will view the radar strike as reckless.
“I have some concerns about how politically wise this decision was, as it may have negative repercussions for Ukraine down the road in terms of targeting restrictions,” he said.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/ukrainian-strike-russian-nuclear-radar-163845828.html
Kiev is accelerating their own demise!
27 May, 2024 17:14
EU state’s FM claims Ukrainian men fear ‘certain death’
Hungary’s Peter Szijjarto has told reporters that Kiev’s main problem isn’t lack of weapons but shortage of manpower
Ukrainian men are running for their lives trying to escape their home country
Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto claimed during a press conference on Monday. The official’s comments came following a meeting with EU counterparts that focused on military aid to Kiev.
In a statement aired by the M1 TV channel, he explained that Hungary, which has vetoed sending EU funds to Ukraine, remains opposed to providing more weapons and money to the war-torn country.
The minister pointed out that Ukraine’s main issue on the battlefield is not a lack of Western weapons, as Kiev has often suggested, but a lack of manpower.
“We see how Ukrainians want to escape from Ukraine, we see that they do not want to go to the front and face certain death,” Szijjarto said.
He went on to tell reporters that amid Kiev’s lack of success on the battlefield, a number ofEU members are now proposing “increasingly crazier ideas,” such assending their troops to Ukraine, or using Western weapons against targets in Russia.
Szijjarto warned that such proposals could have very dangerous and tragic consequences, stressing that Budapest vehemently opposes them, particularly ideas regarding mandatory conscription and the deployment of NATO troops to Ukraine.
“We understand exactly what this proposal refers to(…) Ukrainian casualties are becoming more and more unbearable, men are not being allowed out of Ukraine, and now they want to conscript European youth into the war,” he said, noting that young people from Central Europe, including Hungarians, would likely be the first to be sent to the front line, due to their geographic proximity.
“We do not want to see Hungarian people on the front lineof the Ukrainian-Russian war, and we do not want Hungarian youth to be taken to Ukraine, because this is not our war, we have nothing to do with this war,” the minister stressed.
Earlier this month, Deputy Prime Minister of Hungary Zsolt Semjen announced thatBudapest would not extradite back to Ukraineany refugees eligible for military service and “will not allow them to be sent to their deaths.”
“The Ukrainians want them to be handed over to be sent to the war, to the front line, where people are being killed. For that reason,those who fled to us from Ukraine are all safe, and we will not extradite them,” Semjen said.
https://www.rt.com/russia/598303-hungary-ukraine-certain-death/
NATO better end this war now, Zelensky is dragging the West into WWII
These people are so stubborn and stupid, it was a dumb idea in the first place