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Peter Bejger retweeted
Marjorie Taylor Greene doesn't want you to know the name of her opponent but will try every desperate attempt to save her seat.
My name is Shawn Harris. I am a Democrat, husband, father, retired General, farmer, and I'm running against MTG. Can you retweet and spread the word?
Peter Bejger retweeted
Couple of billionaires having a hissy little catfight. Who gives a shit? The world actually has problems.
Peter Bejger retweeted
This is @catturd2 .
The piece of shit MAGA grifter,
Who can’t even hold a job at Walmart as a people greeter.
The MAGA icon.
Fat fuck.
Peter Bejger retweeted
I feel like some US veterans hate Ukraine because their ‘war stories’ are crazier than ours. What drives that home is that it seems to spike after a Ukrainian operation that gets a lot of positive press.
People who rarely discuss this conflict come out of the woods like a Ukrainian success comes at their personal expense.
This combat dick measuring is just a made up competition. It’s weird to see and honestly unexpected.
Peter Bejger retweeted
Steve Bannon is really pissed that Ukraine successfully struck more than 40 military planes that bombed Ukrainian cities relentlessly for the past three years
Bannon says the WH should condemn Ukraine and “pull all support today.”
Fu*k this guy
Peter Bejger retweeted
For fuck’s sake, can someone at the fucking Guardian NOT write a pro-Kremlin headline? The Russians have launched daily attacks on Ukrainian cities for 3 years, and recently have been doing this on a massive scale — hundreds of drones and missiles — and this fucking excuse for a journalist is writing that a Ukrainian attack on their air bases is “escalation.” Fuck these fucking fucks and fucking fucks who finance them. Fuck them.
Peter Bejger retweeted
🔥🕊️I've spent the whole day following the news about the drone attacks Ukraine launched deep into Russian territory.
And one thought keeps surfacing: It’s impossible not to notice the parallels with Ukraine’s own history. I keep thinking of Princess Olga.
More than a thousand years ago, she was faced with the murder of her husband by the Drevlians. Instead of submitting, she plotted revenge. She asked them for a simple tribute: birds. She tied burning materials to their legs and sent them back to their homes. The birds did what birds do—they flew back. And the cities burned.
Today, it’s not birds but drones. Today, it’s not ancient revenge but modern defense. And yet… the echoes are impossible to ignore.
FPV drones flown from within Russia, hidden in trucks, flying straight into military airfields. Strategic bombers destroyed. Entire operations paralyzed. It feels like fire sent back to the enemy’s doorstep again.
Olga sent a message. That message still lives in Ukrainian history: Small things, when guided by clever hands and righteous anger, can burn giants to the ground.
Peter Bejger retweeted
This whole caper demonstrates something beyond Ukraine’s ingenuity in military and intelligence operations: as American support and influence diminishes, Kyiv’s autonomy rises. No more asking permission or begging forgiveness. The special services will be successfully hunting Russian targets everywhere, forever.
Peter Bejger retweeted
Russia refused Ukraine’s offer of total or air ceasefire. Trump refused Ukraine’s request for air defenses and declined to sanction Russia for murderous missile attacks on Ukrainian cities. Ukraine took out the planes used for these missile attacks. Simple.
Peter Bejger retweeted
Congratulations to Ukraine on the superb strike against Russia’s air power. The Ukrainians are indomitable and technologically brillliant. They do their best to hit military targets while Putin indiscriminately slaughters civilians.
Time for the UK and EU to back Lindsey Graham’s bill for secondary sanctions on Russia. Time to put the squeeze on Putin and get this war over.
Head of the Security Service of Ukraine Vasyl Maliuk delivered a report regarding today’s operation. An absolutely brilliant result. A result achieved solely by Ukraine. One year, six months, and nine days from the start of planning to effective execution. Our most long-range operation. Our people involved in preparing the operation were withdrawn from Russian territory in time. I thanked General Maliuk for this success of Ukraine. I instructed the Security Service of Ukraine to inform the public about the details and results of the operation that can be disclosed. Of course, not everything can be revealed at this moment, but these are Ukrainian actions that will undoubtedly be in history books. Ukraine is defending itself, and rightly so – we are doing everything to make Russia feel the need to end this war. Russia started this war, Russia must end it. Glory to Ukraine!
Peter Bejger retweeted
All Russian assets should be sent to prison for the rest of their lives. We need to do full, exhaustive accounting to figure out exactly where every penny of these people’s income came from, tracking through every back door bullshit shell company, friend of a friend, etc to identify these paid operatives and throw them all into prison forever. Pull them out of our society root and stem.
Peter Bejger retweeted
To those who feel sorry for the russian soldier blown up by a Ukrainian drone.
The documented war crimes of #RussianArmy in Ukraine include:
- mass executions of civilians;
- systematic execution of PoWs:
- kidnapping of children;
- decapitations;
- castrations;
- rape;
- torture.
For God’s sake, when Kyiv oblast got liberated, they found a prisoner skinned alive.
So, please put things in perspective.
#StandWithUkraine
Peter Bejger retweeted
Thread: some facts about Ukrainian children illegally transferred to Russia🧵
1/ URGENT: Repost & share NOW! Too many are unaware of the atrocities faced by Ukrainian children. We must spread the truth! These kids are told their families don’t want them, a cruel tactic to isolate & weaken them. 😢
#ReturnHome #HumanRights
📷: @nytimes
Peter Bejger retweeted
It will not be easy, but please read this investigation of the detention and death of the Ukrainian reporter Vika Roshchyna.
washingtonpost.com/world/int…
