Jeff Danziger for February 19, 2024

Blini is the Albanian word for buy? In Russian it is КУПИТЬ, but it makes no sense?

Is that guy… relieving himself?

Blini is either a pancake or caviar – Caviar actually does make sense if its like he just is celebrating and not worried about anyone taking him to task or taking him out.

Also not sure but it looks like he is leaving the car with a dead guy at the wheel? My eyesight isn’t that good anymore but again that would make sense. It might be a tribute to the God Father Marlon Brando Al pacino reference.

Republicans believe that murdering your opponents shows “strength” and they long for it to be practiced in America.

They hate democracy, especially in America.

A tribute to the ‘Godfather’ movies back when Americans looked up to the real Mafioso instead of the wannabe mafioso.

Ron Filipkowski

@RonFilipkowski

Russian media mocks Trump supporters as “not very smart,” “rednecks,” and “primitive people” who you have to talk to with “cliches and dumb slogans.”

And you have to dumb down the already dumb slogans if you expect the Traitor Trump cult members to understand them…..

Vlad was blue and wanted a new lane

So he thought he’d annex Ukraine

While the world sits

Putin out his hits!

Also means small, usually sweet, pancake :) See GODFATHER movie: kill someone, but don’t forget the dessert!

“Leave the gun. Take the cannoli.” was the actual quote, I believe.

Republicans admire murderers because it shows ‘strength’.

maybe the criminal candidate can get a job as putski’s next chauffeur have he flees the country

МАГА

“Christian” family moves to Russia to escape LGBTQ, and now can’t wait to leave their living ell

The patriarch of a right-wing Canadian family of eight had just about enough of the gay people existing in his country. “We didn’t feel safe for our children there in the future anymore. There’s a lot of left-wing ideology, LGBTQ, trans, just a lot of things that we don’t agree with that they teach there now, and we wanted to get away from that for our children.”

So mom and dad sold everything they had to move to sunny Russia to raise their kids in “orthodox” values. They also gladly took donations on their social media platform from fellow right-wingers so they could live in Putin’s wonderland. They did all of this just three weeks ago, and Russian officials assured them that they would work with them to get them established, and even help them get a farm. Long story short, they lived happily ever after.

First off, the Russian bank where they moved their funds immediately froze their assets. The amount of money seemed suspicious, as I guess it would since most Russians outside of Putin’s circle are dirt poor. As a result, the family doesn’t have money to live on, and those nice Russian officials disappeared.

Since no one in the family speaks Russian they’ve had a bear of a time trying to argue for their money since Russia doesn’t require any bank, or any business, to hire English translators. In the meantime, they discovered that Russia is a pretty miserable place to be right now.

A Russian reporter interviewed the mom—likely for a story on how the corrupt, liberal West was forcing Christians to flee to Mother Russia to the warm embrace of Vladimir Putin.

Comment Award goes to Laughing Gravy: “I’ll bet back home they used to whine about immigrants who don’t know the language, who have no money, who expect the government to hand them a house and a job, and who complain when they don’t get everything they want.”

Can we talk about how all despots, including Zelensky deal brutally with opposition and that Putin is not a unique case?