RUSSIA IS OUR FRIEND -- CRY OF THE ALT-RIGHT

blackascoal said:
Loyalties made clear.

The alt-right shows up in Charlottesville, Va., chanting “Russia is our friend” near statue of Robert E. Lee.

Torch-Wielding White Supremacists Chanted ‘Russia Is Our Friend’ At A Virginia Confederate Monument Rally

Last week, New Orleans removed the second of four Confederate statues as part of a move to dismantle Civil War-era relics across the South. Naturally, this has caused outrage among white supremacist/Nazi types like Richard Spencer, who led a torch-bearing mob in Charlottesville, Virginia on Saturday night to “save” a statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee. The dude wasn’t subtle about making this look like a KKK-esque affair, for he purposely used a “torchlight” caption to broadcast his protest on Twitter.

Spencer, of course, is famous for being punched in the face and thrown out of CPAC, along with arguing that football should be abolished because it makes white people like black people. Although he reveled in the torch imagery, Jason Kessler (of the right-wing Daily Caller site) tried to paint with a subtler brush by calling this a “candlelit night march.” Nice try.

Charlottesville’s Daily Progress newspaper reported that police broke up a fight among protesters, although the overall atmosphere of the event was not violent. Instead, the group simply marched through Lee Park while spreading their message of intimidation, which included chants of “blood and soil” and (as seen in the below video from Allison Wrabel‏) “Russia is our friend.”
http://uproxx.com/news/richard-spencer-torchlight-russia-robert-e-lee-statue/

Since republicans are now so in love with Russia, democrats should make that abundantly clear to the American people over the coming months.

Poll: 78 Percent think Russian investigation should be independent
http://thehill.com/business-a-lobby...k-russian-investigation-should-be-independent
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Why are you so anxious to pick a fight with the other Super Power, you silly racist?
 
Bigdog said:
Created by socialist warpig FDR. It took a repub pres. to warn the public of its dangers.
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Camelot Jockeys

There is cognitive dissonance here. With the positions Ike held, he was obviously deep into the Military-Industrial Complex. He wanted to save his reputation by warning against it, pretending he wasn't in on it. The deception worked.

It's just like the Kennedys pretending they weren't spoiled and ignorant rich snobs, but friends of working people even after they sent Jimmy Hoffa to prison and destroyed union solidarity through forced integration of incompatible elements. If JFK had lived, he would have finished with the same reputation LBJ has, both as a warmonger and an enabler of gangbangers.
 
blackascoal said:
It doesn't ask me to sigh up .. but here's the text of the article ..

Growing up in the 1980s, Brian Brown was taught to think of the communist Soviet Union as a dark and evil place.

But Brown, a leading opponent of same-sex marriage, said that in the past few years he has started meeting Russians at conferences on family issues and finding many kindred spirits.

Brown, president of the National Organization for Marriage, has visited Moscow four times in four years, including a 2013 trip during which he testified before the Duma as Russia adopted a series of anti-gay laws.

“What I realized was that there was a great change happening in the former Soviet Union,” he said. “There was a real push to re-instill Christian values in the public square.” :rofl2:

A significant shift has been underway in recent years across the Republican right.

On issues including gun rights, terrorism and same-sex marriage, many leading advocates on the right who grew frustrated with their country’s leftward tilt under President Barack Obama have forged ties with well-connected Russians and come to see that country’s authoritarian leader, Vladimir Putin, as a potential ally.

"The value system of Southern Christians and the value system of Russians are very much in line,” Preston said. “The so-called conflict between our two nations is a tragedy because we’re very similar people, in a lot of our values, our interests and that sort of thing.”

Preston, an expert on Russian law whose office features a white porcelain bust of Putin, said he had told Tennessee friends for years not to believe television reports about the Russian leader having journalists or dissidents killed.

Preston was an international observer of the 2011 legislative elections in Russia, which sparked mass street protests in Moscow charging electoral irregularities. But Preston said he concluded that the elections were free and fair.

The attitude adjustment among many conservative activists helps explain one of the most curious aspects of the 2016 presidential race: a softening among many conservatives of their historically hard-line views of Russia. To the alarm of some in the GOP’s national security establishment, support in the party base for then-candidate Donald Trump did not wane even after he rejected the tough tone of 2012 nominee Mitt Romney, who called Russia America’s No. 1 foe, and repeatedly praised Putin.

[Inside Trump’s financial ties to Russia and his unusual flattery of Vladimir Putin]

The burgeoning alliance between Russians and U.S. conservatives was apparent in several events in late 2015, as the Republican nomination battle intensified.

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In short .. the Russian propaganda machine has co-opted the Republican Party.
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Sissy Sensitivity

The real reason the girlyman Dhimmicrats hate Putin is that he is too masculine. He's just the opposite of that prancing lawn jockey they chose as a Messiah.
 
Rune said:
I have no idea what you are on about, nor am I in the mood for riddles
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That's how I feel about you every day. The offer I gave to Domer applies to you too.

I couldn't help but notice Domer didn't take me up on it. I bet you won't either.
 
Guille said:
That's how I feel about you every day. The offer I gave to Domer applies to you too.

I couldn't help but notice Domer didn't take me up on it. I bet you won't either.
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Jesus, Gullie. Calm fucking down.

I kick your ass regularly on these other threads and your best response is "Rudy". Why do you insist on getting humiliated elsewhere?
 
I think anyone who advocates being on a war footing with Russia, but is unable to articulate a coherent reason why, shouldn't be allowed to vote.
 
Guille said:
Are you going to get around to calling me out for debate or not you fucking pussy?
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Sonny boy, all threads are a continuing debate and I have yet to see you be a serious challenge at all.

What I am seeing lately is a whiney little bitch that is fixated on Rudy.
 
Guille said:
That's how I feel about you every day. The offer I gave to Domer applies to you too.

I couldn't help but notice Domer didn't take me up on it. I bet you won't either.
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Online supposed "debates" are stupid for myriad reasons including, fingertip availability of unlimited facts, unlimited time to formulate response, no rules and inevitable ad hom injected in, no arbitrator/referee, no decision as to who won, and the fallback defense of inevitable trolling, mere gainsaying of good points. Many more. It's a waste of time, so too then, is declarations of victory for anyone who declines to run a fool's errand with you.
 
Micawber said:
Online supposed "debates" are stupid for myriad reasons including, fingertip availability of unlimited facts, unlimited time to formulate response, no rules and inevitable ad hom injected in, no arbitrator/referee, no decision as to who won, and the fallback defense of inevitable trolling, mere gainsaying of good points. Many more. It's a waste of time, so to then, is declarations of victory for anyone who declines to run a fools errand with you.
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Are you Rune?

No?

Then Fuck Off.
 
{O said:
well.. our black president also didn't view russia as a threat:

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Now you've done it.

Has any hysterical JPP liberal been to Russia?

I was in Moscow about two years ago and stayed at a hotel about a 10 minute walk from the Red Square. I thought I was in Beverly Hills.

Sans all the soldiers with assault rifles of course. But all the same stores.
 
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