The world is turning. The lies are unraveling. The unquestioning support of Nazi Israel is coming apart at the seams. The end of this monstrosity is nearing with the only question remaining... will the civilized world finally hold Israel accountable for their actions?
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Yeah, just imagine how much more uppity than even now this bunch will get with winter right here, and after Slojo finishes the specific job he openly bragged about before it happened in "fixing" that one remaining leg (out of 4 NS I & NS II) still intact, pressurized and ready to flow.
ReplyDeleteTake a WAG mark your calendar...another week, another month...dead of winter January maybe??
https://www.rt.com/news/585104-israeli-flags-torn-germany/
Just one more strong hint proving that it's full speed ahead for them...they're luvvin' it!
ReplyDeleteIn fact, by the time this is truly underway, it'll be a THREE front war.
Exactly as I said yesterday.
Reverse gear? $hit, they don't even have a neutral.
Ol' GrandMa Barker herself here explicitly says "NO PROBLEMO!"....no need to even put out a begging bowl for building a war chest.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/yellen-says-us-afford-support-182825198.html
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said Monday the U.S. can afford to support both Ukraine and Israel in their respective war efforts without hindering the nation's economy.
Asked during an interview on Sky News whether the U.S. can afford to provide military aid to Israel and to Ukraine in its ongoing war with Russia given the current debt-to-GDP ratio of 122%, Yellen said, "I think the answer is abso-fkin'-lutely."