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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: IC720 who wrote (1374302)9/16/2022 11:36:37 AM
From: IC7201 Recommendation   of 1579715
 
And to follow up. Am not siding with Putin until more is known. But should we show little respect for Kissinger? plus Armstrong states has proof of Clinton Admn propaganda lies in 2000/to date.

"When Henry Kissinger said that Ukraine should withdraw and allow the Donbas to be a free state, Zelenisky responded that Ukraine will not yield one inch. There are no peacemakers today. All we have is warmongers beating the drums and cheering death and destruction over nothing."

"In a meeting between Belarus and Russia, the leaders concluded that NATO intends to invade Russia. There is no doubt that NATO's constant aggression moving toward Russia is threatening the entire world and the end result may be a nuclear war. NATO has been pushing the world toward war. They did lie and violate all the promises of 1991. I have the notes and they did promise Russia they would not move East. They have done that every chance they get. NATO has no purpose if there was actually peace. They need war and are pushing for that with every breath they take. Then to create and accelerate World War III, they formally declared that China is the enemy and represents a security threat for the first time. NATO which is supposed to be about Europe has now taken on the mantle of the entire world."

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