No it isn’t “normal”. It’s embarrassing.

Somehow developing nations in “shit hole” countries have a far better & superior election systems where they get results day of. I wonder how they could possibly achieve that.

https://twitter.com/fiorellaisabelm/status/1590249465482735616?s=46&t=q2KE06WAaSIKE5wQtZoKsQ

When former Sanders supporters & Palestinian activists went to a Sanders rally to denounce Israel’s occupation & US funding and also the funding of Nazis in Ukraine, they were treated disgustingly by “progressives.”

https://twitter.com/theconvocouch/status/1590248812542857221?s=46&t=q2KE06WAaSIKE5wQtZoKsQ

You don’t live in a democracy. The countries your government calls dictatorships have more democratic elections. It took around 5 minutes for people to vote in Honduras, Nicaragua, Colombia, Peru, and Brazil. US elections are an entire joke.

Sorry but as an American, voting in the US for federal positions is an absolute waste of time and you’re only at this point, helping maintain the system in place under an illusion of democracy. Nothing based, democratic or anti-establishment about it.

And as far as the conflict in Ukraine, this isn’t going to change a thing.

And that also goes for third parties who continue to candidates without ever addressing the fact that the US does not have free and fair elections. By all means keep giving your money & time to pipe dreams folks. You don’t vote your way out of this.

❗️ War and peace. Happiness through the eyes of Donbass people

Please watch this video. A very sincere dialogue: about the war, about the peace, about the life and survival of Donbass people.

Dmitry Shevchenko, the head of Yasinovataya, spoke honestly about everything that happens in the city, how this city, completely stretched out along the front line, lives and remains unconquered for more than six months.

"According to statistics, since February, more than 15,000 large-caliber shells have fallen on the territory of the Yasinovataya.

The sense of my work now is to do everything possible to keep the city alive. <...>This is my city, this is my life, this is my destiny. You know, in wartime, I definitely won’t be able to leave. Under no circumstances. There are people who trust me, I work for these people," says Dmitry Shevchenko.

BREAKING The results of the midterm elections are not going to fundamentally change your life in the slightest, because you live in an empire and the system is the problem.

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BREAKING The Deputy head of the administration of the Kherson region Kirill Stremousov has had an accident, confirmed by the Ministry of Health, which is investigating his condition. There are unverified media reports that he has died. No further info yet, I’ll update as needed.

https://twitter.com/fiorellaisabelm/status/1590343753474412544?s=46&t=mcrB8NGW7BpD8IUZ2R9nsg

BREAKING UPDATE a video by acting Governor of the Kherson region, has confirmed the death of his deputy Kirill Stremousov. This was apparently due to a car accident.

‼️Acting Governor of Kherson region Vladimir Saldo Confirms Death of Deputy Kirill Stremousov.

"He worked with his word and the ability to speak. He has been on the front line... He visited both the territory of the region and Kherson itself.

"And wherever he appeared, he spoke purely and sincerely about what was happening," Saldo added.

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⚠️ WARNING: DISTURBING IMAGES

EXACT ADDRESS PLEASE: A Russian drone delivers a grenade right into a trench with Ukrainian servicemen, leaving no sign of human life upon contact - the answer is to STOP arming Ukraine immediately, in what is an EXISTENTIAL war for Russia against NATO expansionism.

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BREAKING Russia does not think it’s necessary nor wise to continue fighting in this region of Kherson. According to Surovikin, Kherson and adjacent settlements cannot be fully supplied and function, and people's lives are constantly in danger. Around 115,000 people have been evacuated and remaining troops will go to the left bank of the Dnieper. The withdrawal of troops and the remaining civilian population will be carried out as soon as possible. In the next few days, Kherson will come under the control of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Note:
This is a clear military decision rather than any political surrender. The west will of course twist it in this way.

https://twitter.com/fiorellaisabelm/status/1590365378261446656?s=46&t=DGeN3-pVv9jSB2OtrKB4Rw

To be frank, I don’t think the Russian government realizes how many people all around the world have labeled it as the only opposing force sizable enough, to take on the Globalist hegemonic west. So many people who see it as this invincible force needs to understand their views.

War isn’t won on emotional outbursts. Military strategists don’t think like that and they shouldn’t. But it is wise for them to also understand the sentiments of the people who support them. You can’t lose those. Russia’s goal is to destroy Ukrainian artillery not conquer land.

So emotional hearts should grasp that concept. Now even an advisor to Zelensky has said it’s too early to talk about Russia’s “surrender” of Kherson. Knowing very well that this doesn’t mean the end of the operation.

Russian Minister of Defense Shoigu was the one to tell Surovikin to pull Russian troops back from Kherson City, South Russia, to the other side of the Dnieper river, saying that preserving the lives of army personnel is a top priority.

Being in Moscow we see the west thinks everything is so black & white. There is so much nuance & gray during conflicts like this. This knee-jerk reactionary analysis from western media, even pro Russian westerners is too reductionist & superficial w/o context in culture & logic.

As Americans we are taught to strike first & ask questions later. Our behavior in everything from policing to economic spending shows that. Russians and the Eastern cultures are entirely different. Almost to a fault they value logic and rational over dopamine feel-good outbursts.

Agree 100% with this analysis