Victoria Nuland Resigns

Toria’s tenure caps three and a half decades of remarkable public service under six Presidents and ten Secretaries of State. Starting with her very first posting as a consular officer in Guangzhou, China, Toria’s had most of the jobs in this Department. Political officer and economic officer. Spokesperson and chief of staff. Deputy Assistant Secretary and Assistant Secretary. Special Envoy and Ambassador.

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A deepstater on their way out, good riddance. If anyone is deserving of charges its her for the actions she took in Ukraine in 2014 to present.

Yet immunity protects her as does the machine. People like this are the real danger to America and Americans. They weren't voted in and they play behind the scenes to your detriment.

A war pig in every sense of the term.

a reply to: JinMI


Ummm...finally...the war pig is put out to pasture...

What a fine legacy she leaves as the architect of the death of well over 400,000 of her own people in Ukraine...

I imagine she's real proud of her...ahem...accomplishments...





YouSir

a reply to: JinMI

She needs to be stood up in front of a firing squad.

originally posted by: charlest2
a reply to: JinMI

She needs to be stood up in front of a firing squad.

Ummm...Two...firing squads...with silver bullets...

Just to be sure...



YouSir

originally posted by: charlest2
a reply to: JinMI

She needs to be stood up in front of a firing squad.

A 10 second burst from a 20mm Phalanx CIWS would be ideal.

a reply to: YouSir

I digress. People convicted of war crimes were not given the honor of a firing squad. They were hung.

a reply to: JinMI

People like this are the real danger to America and Americans. They weren't voted in and they play behind the scenes to your detriment.

This ^^^

The deep / administrative state is where the real power is wielded. This is what happens when the legislative keeps delegating its responsibilities instead of doing its job.

a reply to: YouSir

Shall we now start placing bets on how soon a peace deal or at least a ceasefire will be reached?

a reply to: RazorV66

A 10 second burst from a 20mm Phalanx CIWS would be ideal.

that"s a little kim rocket manish ain't it.

just one dot to the forehead would work just as well. and not waste good ammo on trash.

originally posted by: JinMI
a reply to: YouSir

Shall we now start placing bets on how soon a peace deal or at least a ceasefire will be reached?

Ummm...the problem with those scenario's...is that all of the trust for any negotiated settlement has been beaten to death...by the west's penchant to dishonor any settlements or deals...

We see it with three rounds of NATO expansion...we see it with two negotiated settlements Minsk I...and II...
We see it with the negotiated settlement in March of 2020 in Turkiye...
We see it with the nuclear proliferation treaties...
We see it with the Bushian stationing of missiles in Poland...

Russia has learned...and has stated...that their SMO will end...when all of it's objectives have been completed...

Russia has also learned that there is no trusting the west to abide by agreements...treaties...and obligations...

Russia is done with the west...the trust is dead...Nor will they allow any western nation pumping weapons and ammunition into the most corrupt nation on the planet...to be an arbiter of any negotiated settlement...

So...with whom would they negotiate...?




YouSir

a reply to: YouSir

Ukraine.

Russia would negotiate with Ukraine.

As the Wests money begins to dry up and the weaponry is unmaintained as well as the fighting population diminished.


Or, NATO steps in, in all manner of speaking, and we spark WWIII, which may just be as likely as the above...to your point.

This is good for the whole world. She was the architect for a potential World War 3.

a reply to: JinMI
Trumps upcoming victory means all the worst war pigs / NWO / Covid agents will have quit and emigrated to countries they installed govts into.

Insiders think she's being given a soft landing by being allowed to resign. They say she's under investigation for corruption. She's moving on to a private sector NGO spy company job. 🔻

a reply to: xuenchen

If you simply do just the brief amount of digging into her husband, Robert Kagan, a fairly well illustrated picture appears and things about Mrs. Nuland make all the sense in the world especially as it applies to the administrative (deep) state.

a reply to: YouSir

Whereas, Putin can be totally trusted to stick to any settlement or deals, like the one where the deal was that Ukraine gave up it's nuke's in return for him agreeing not to attack them?

Why might Ukraine ever trust him?

Your hatred of the West blinds you to such things, sadly.

originally posted by: JinMI
a reply to: YouSir

Ukraine.

Russia would negotiate with Ukraine.

As the Wests money begins to dry up and the weaponry is unmaintained as well as the fighting population diminished.


Or, NATO steps in, in all manner of speaking, and we spark WWIII, which may just be as likely as the above...to your point.

Ummm...except that Zelensky...and the government of Ukraine...passed a Constitutional amendment to the effect that Ukraine will not negotiate with Russia to end the hostilities...

Which is proved with all of those glad handing...backslapping...talky talks that Ukraine and the west have attended for the explicit stated purpose of negotiating a settlement...to which Russia was never invited...

Is what it is...



Yousir

a reply to: YouSir

If what you say is true and binding, then the latter indeed applies.

WWIII it is.

Perhaps Nuland's work is finally done in that respect and she can go the way of all the other RINO's and Neocons to the board of a massive, government subsidy dependent, corporation and retire high above the mushroom clouds.

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: YouSir

Whereas, Putin can be totally trusted to stick to any settlement or deals, like the one where the deal was that Ukraine gave up it's nuke's in return for him agreeing not to attack them?

Why might Ukraine ever trust him?

Your hatred of the West blinds you to such things, sadly.

Ummm...please...when you have a response...place it in it's proper context...

That single instance/issue that your speaking to...was subsequent...(as in after)...to all of those western violations of trust...treaty...and settlement/agreements...

Stop with the bringing a knife to a gunfight...Sir...






YouSir

originally posted by: JinMI
a reply to: xuenchen

If you simply do just the brief amount of digging into her husband, Robert Kagan, a fairly well illustrated picture appears and things about Mrs. Nuland make all the sense in the world especially as it applies to the administrative (deep) state.

Oh YEAH! He checks a whole lotta the right boxes ✅