Vance eviscerates 'Soviet'-style European censorship in address to Munich Security Conference
In a speech to European leaders, Vice President JD Vance said the continent's recent record of censorship was a bigger threat to its existence than Russian meddling.
LOL from the shithole that sends ultramilitarised police to beat up and arrest anti-genocide protesters. Tell this shitbag and the orange clown to stay out of our business and GTFO Europe. As if blowing up Nordstream wasn't enough. Shithole terrorist country.
The whole meeting was about ending the war on Ukraine without giving in to ruzzia, and to talk about Europe spending more in defense ( which would benefit the US defense industry, and US workers) but couchfucker went on a pointless off-topic rant like a weird uncle at Thanksgiving. It was entirely for US media consumption so Americans can be proud the vice presidents being tough on those dang ole European panseys.
And look! Many very stupid people are eating it up. Don't be fooled by that bullshit, it's all theatre.
Right, the other wing of the uniparty didn't benefit the US defense industry by arming nazi Azov and other scum?
Yes, yes you are 100% right. It is effortless to make a moral case against the defense industry as a whole and against the corporate-money worshipping, genocide participant right-of-center liberal democrats in specific, and I am not here to defend either of those.
And yes, we know the Ukrainians are not all angels. There no reason to doubt the accusations of nazism and human rights violations against the azov brigade. But interesting- Azov gets brought up so much in ruzzian propaganda, it seems funny to focus on during a discussion of the bullshit antics of the US vice president.
The point here is that during a meeting to discuss the defence of Ukranian civilians against a foe that bombed a maternity and children's hospital as one of the first things on their to-do list, Vance goes off on a unhinged tirade about free speech.
The point here is that our neighbors and relations are being so easily tricked by this theatre- they say "Oh gosh he tells it like it is!"
The point is, no he's not.
Even for those who think that other nations purchasing US-made military equipment and armaments, thereby contributing the the US economy and creating jobs and opportunities for American citizens (remember part of the agenda for this meeting was to talk about Europe defense spending) is a good thing, well sorry! Vance undermined that too.
I don't want anyone to read that "article" and think: Gee! He makes some good points! Because he doesn't.