Excellent article Thom. I wasn't aware that the truckers convoy had some pro-Russian input, but it makes sense. I recall our government (I'm Canadian) turning off the tap, saying that money was being donated from the U.S., but I didn't connect the dots. For me, the alarm bells started going off when Kushner was granted security cleara…
Excellent article Thom. I wasn't aware that the truckers convoy had some pro-Russian input, but it makes sense. I recall our government (I'm Canadian) turning off the tap, saying that money was being donated from the U.S., but I didn't connect the dots. For me, the alarm bells started going off when Kushner was granted security clearance at Trump's bequest. From that point I started to notice more and more of Trump's agenda to become a Putin-like dictator. I have a hard time understanding why citizens elect government officials who have such obvious psychological issues (most of us could see how Trump projects his own shortcomings onto others), but then I'm also dumbfounded when I see marketing pros convince people to spend their money on things that appeal to the senses, but are ultimately harmful to them. Thanks to you Thom, I've got images of Rand Paul dancing to Trump's and Putin's tunes - not a huge stretch of the imagination, and quite humorous. Thanks.
Excellent article Thom. I wasn't aware that the truckers convoy had some pro-Russian input, but it makes sense. I recall our government (I'm Canadian) turning off the tap, saying that money was being donated from the U.S., but I didn't connect the dots. For me, the alarm bells started going off when Kushner was granted security clearance at Trump's bequest. From that point I started to notice more and more of Trump's agenda to become a Putin-like dictator. I have a hard time understanding why citizens elect government officials who have such obvious psychological issues (most of us could see how Trump projects his own shortcomings onto others), but then I'm also dumbfounded when I see marketing pros convince people to spend their money on things that appeal to the senses, but are ultimately harmful to them. Thanks to you Thom, I've got images of Rand Paul dancing to Trump's and Putin's tunes - not a huge stretch of the imagination, and quite humorous. Thanks.