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It is actually not as clear either way, and appears so by design.
It can be both rhetorical and a subtle admission of the blindlingly obvious. She used to be a Democrat, and like RFK Jr were brought over to add polish to the orange turd. These Dems are always more clever and subtle and sanctimoniously predict the crimes to come.
Really, the most interesting reveal is the coming plan to use the 404 precedent and openly discard (what’s left to) the Constitution and suspend elections. And her Orange boss is creating other more “beautiful” precedents through rule by signing Executive Diktats, no?? He’s really set up who ever is next, if it does happen, which i agree is most unlikely.
IMO, all this is further kabuki, of the left hand of the same rotting corpse pretending to fight the right hand. We’ll judge them through not fancy well-delivered words, but deeds, both here and abroad, especially abroad where their crimes are most egregious. See another peacock who postures against the Swamp:
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In troubled and turbulent times armies and conscription provide an instrument by which the State may keep order and power, thus preventing civil disorder and the danger to the rule of the superior class and their wealth. So? So this is innarrestin’ : “Be prepared to die for Germany, conservative parties demand return to conscription” https://de.rt.com/bundestagswahl_2025/238605-bereit-sein-fuer-deutschland-zu-sterben-konservative-parteien-fordern-wehrpflicht/
The stuff about “defending Germany” and “national defense” is absurd. Nobody is going to invade Germany. And no German Army is even potentially capable of effecting war outside of the borders. The State lacks the basic material of industry, fuels, mostly, to support a war. However, conscription manages unemployment and a portion of the population that otherwise has the potential for non-disciplined violence.
20,000 can rapidly become 200,000.
Armies do crowd-control. They obey. And there is tradition!
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China? Russia? They’re dreamin… The then-mighty empire was defeated by the then impoverished China in Korea and again in Vietnam, primarily in Vietnam by proxy forces. the relatively impoverished USSR also supported the proxy in both examples as well. The ardent beliefs of the fading empire increase in passionate hope inversely to the reality. As they say, hope dies last.
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Good ol’ days… Wassily Kandinsky, Odessa Port, 1898
No reason, I just think it’s beautiful…I can almost hear the gulls and smell the tar.
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Pacific Odessa then, and soon again…the anoxic abyssal depths of the Black Sea prevent decay, the bottom’s bosom holds stark witness of the ancient mariners and their ships in stasis. Speaking of the zone… Pravda offers three… count’em three Catchy headlines too!
Does Rus need to return Odessa? https://www.pravda.ru/world/2188358-vozvraschenie-odessy-v-sostav-rossii/
Nazi Army options zone Kursk? https://military.pravda.ru/2189426-kakie-varianty-ostalis/
speaking of options…
Summary from the front: who in the Kursk region does not surrender on March 8 in the morning, he will die, Kiev will not apologize to Trump… https://military.pravda.ru/2189318-svodka-s-fronta/
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Oil-rail-ship-pipeline… It depends. The more it has to be handled the costlier. Rail can go almost directly from area of the field’s collecting tank farm to the refinery…both of which may be far from the sea and suitable terminals. I think pipeline are the cheapest, but they’re spendy to build, and made for essentially one “cargo”. Tankers run often with no cargo, in ballast, and they can carry only oil. Rail can carry anything, pretty much.
Then there’s the question of torpedoes and rockets…
“convoy attack” das boot…(just a favorite film)
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Democracy Romania…or Kansas. (I brought this up, the Kansas bit, before…)
It’s the Old Army Game, pick any card from the stacked deck…”Heads I win, tails you lose…”
“Brinkley got almost 30 percent of the vote, according to the website of the Kansas State Historical Society. But Republican Frank Haucke and Democrat Harry Woodring both received more, and Woodring won the governor’s office.
Some historians think Brinkley lost only because the state’s attorney general had ruled that votes for him wouldn’t count unless they gave his name properly as “J.R. Brinkley.” Many ballots didn’t give his name properly.” (including rejecting ballots misspelling, or even with with non dotted “i”) In fact Brinkley won… (Ahgot family memorystories about it)
(I don’t imagine Romania has write in ballots)
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