Video: Did The Russian Ambassador Said
To The UN That The Legitimately Elected
President Of The United States (Trump)
Was Overthrown – Or The MSM Tries To
Create More Fake News?
Posted By: Black Conservative Voice, 3/3/2022 4:44:39 PM
Donald Trump condemned Russia’s invasion of Ukraine as a ‘holocaust’ during a Wednesday morning interview. The former president also blamed his successor Joe Biden for giving Moscow the confidence to launch its attack, telling Fox Business that ‘Putin never would have done it with me.’ Meanwhile, Russian Ambassador to the United Nations Vassily Nebenzia ecxhoed Trump’s election fraud claims at Wednesday’s Security Council meeting. As Nebenzia accused the West of ganging up on Russia, he said it was done ‘with the support of the United States, where the legitimately elected president of the country was overthrown.’
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“We are problem solvers. We are grateful that the courts have responded to perceived discrimination but in any event what I would clearly say – you need to put down your camera,” Lee, who is clearly distracted by Normani, said. “Please, you need to put down your camera. You need to put down your camera.”
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If you have been monitoring the coverage of the conflict in Ukraine, it is amply clear that a narrative is being pushed.
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is being compared to Winston Churchill during World War II; he is leading his people during perilous times to become an inspiring figure. He refused a safe passage offer from the U.S. with the quip: “I need ammunition, not a ride”. He streams videos from the deserted streets of Ukraine and posts photos with his cabinet. Photos of Zelenskyy surface in military gear on the battlefront. To sum it up, Zelensky is being portrayed as Churchill, Rambo and social media influencers all rolled into one.
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If Russia really wanted to throw the bandit fraud regime into yuge disarray, without having to launch any nukes, they'd display the evidence now. Or tell the regime to back off of Ukraine, or it's all dumped, from multiple sources, with the original evidence ready for presentation. The mainstream media tried and failed yet again!