This should end it...........but it won’t

DJDuck

Politico Oped by Sen. Inhofe on April 4th Clears President Trump from Pelosi and Schiff’s Garbage Allegation

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2019/10/this-should-do-it-politico-oped-by-sen-inhofe-on-april-4th-clears-president-trump-from-pelosi-and-schiffs-garbage-allegations/


“On April 4, 2019 Senator Jim Inhofe (R-OK) wrote an op-ed in the Politico which effectively ends the current witch hunt against President Trump by the power-crazed Democrats.

In the op-ed — back in April — Inhofe supported President Trump’s statement about why he delayed (not “withheld” in quid pro quo) the military aid for Ukraine— a decision made long before his phone conversation with the Ukraine president, on July 25th, that started Pelosi’s latest garbage impeachment inquiry.


This excerpt clearly proves that President Trump delayed aid to Ukraine for the Trump-signature reason: to demand other affected countries contribute their share to the military aid needed to help Ukraine resist Putin’s aggression—just as Trump said recently.

President Trump took the same stance he has always taken: to make decisions that benefit the United States. Moreover, the Trump administration had already approved lethal aid for Ukraine last year—aid which the Obama administration refused to approve, despite the same bipartisan support in Congress, since the creation of the Department of Defense’s Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative in 2015. Democrats and fake news like to omit or lie about important facts.”

TheKobeStopper

You know how I know you didn’t read the op-ed?

DJDuck

You’re wrong

https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2019/04/04/us-russia-navy-ukraine-putin-226538

“ U.S. Has Done Much to Help Ukraine, But It Can Do More
The West has sanctioned Russia, now it must increase military aid and block the Russian Navy.
By SEN. JIM INHOFE April 04, 2019
Jim Inhofe is the senior senator from Oklahoma.
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Vladimir Putin’s war against Ukraine has now entered its sixth year. This is not a frozen conflict. More than 10,000 Ukrainians have been killed, and that number grows each week. And on Nov. 25 of last year, the Kremlin leader escalated his war of aggression, and even expanded it into a new domain by attacking and seizing three Ukrainian naval vessels and detaining 24 Ukrainian sailors in violation of international law. They remain Putin’s captives.

Finally, more than 100 days since that attack, the free world has begun to respond. I welcome President Donald Trump’s recent decision, along with our Canadian and European allies, to impose additional sanctions on Russian officials. This is a powerful first step. But it must not be the only step.


The free world must respond with urgency and strength — not just to a single attack, but to Putin’s broader campaign to undermine Ukrainian sovereignty and the free institutions the country seeks to join.

Additional U.S. sanctions must be on the table to impose direct costs on Putin and his henchmen. We should also work closely with the NATO alliance to enhance our military presence and capabilities in the Black Sea region.

Most of all, the United States should develop a long-term plan for security assistance to Ukraine — a plan that truly reflects the stakes of this conflict not just for Ukraine, but for the United States.

Last year, Ukraine received its first lethal aid from the United States thanks to the Trump administration’s approval of a sale of Javelin anti-tank missiles — a critical step the Obama administration refused to take despite bipartisan support in Congress. The Trump administration also notified Congress in February that, for the first time since its creation in 2015, funds for the Department of Defense’s Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative will be used to provide lethal aid, including sniper rifles and shoulder-fired grenade launchers. I commend the administration for these two “firsts.”

Now it’s time to increase funding for the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative, as well as the State Department’s security assistance programs. And a larger share of this funding should go to support defensive lethal aid that will make Ukraine a more difficult target for Putin’s aggression.

After Putin’s Black Sea attack, Ukraine’s maritime capabilities must be enhanced by accelerating acquisition of coastal defense radars, patrol boats, coastal defense and anti-ship missiles and other systems. On the ground, Ukraine needs more Javelins, other anti-tank weapons, electronic warfare systems and advanced counterartillery radars. And in the air, we should examine how to assist Ukraine in improving its air defenses.

Of course, the response of the free world to Putin’s aggression is not the responsibility of the United States alone. Canada, Lithuania, Poland and the United Kingdom have been providing security resources to Ukraine. We need more allies and partners to step up with action rather than talk.

Our European allies and partners should ban all Russian Navy vessels from their ports. Many of these ships home-port in illegally annexed Ukrainian territory. These ships fire missiles into Syria to keep the murderer Bashar Assad in power. Putin’s warships do not belong in the ports of the free world. And until Ukraine’s sailors and ships are returned, our European allies should extend that ban to Russian commercial ships originating from the Black Sea.

Perhaps the most powerful step our European partners could take would be to cancel the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, which will strengthen Russia’s grip on the European energy market and place Ukraine’s economic and physical security at greater risk. I hope this project will be stopped, but in the meantime, I urge European leaders to strictly apply European energy law to the pipeline, insist on greater transparency and demand the operation of the pipeline be truly independent of Gazprom, Putin’s corrupt gas syndicate.

The Ukrainian people further turned their backs to Russia in their elections this past weekend, resoundingly rejecting the only candidate supporting a closer relationship with Putin. But the country can also do more to strengthen its own defense against Russian aggression and malign influence by staying on the path of reform and cleaning up corruption.

Nothing, however, can diminish the sacrifices made by the people of Ukraine, nor the extraordinary courage and resolve they have shown through five difficult years of war.

Ukrainians are fighting, as the beloved Ukrainian poet Taras Shevchenko once put it, to join “the family of the free.” In this fight, Ukraine needs and deserves our help.

ApostleofGrief

DJDuck said:

Your wrong

https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2019/04/04/us-russia-navy-ukraine-putin-226538

“Vladimir Putin’s war against Ukraine has now entered its sixth year. This is not a frozen conflict. More than 10,000 Ukrainians have been killed, and that number grows each week. And on Nov. 25 of last year, the Kremlin leader escalated his war of aggression, and even expanded it into a new domain by attacking and seizing three Ukrainian naval vessels and detaining 24 Ukrainian sailors in violation of international law. They remain Putin’s captives.

Finally, more than 100 days since that attack, the free world has begun to respond. I welcome President Donald Trump’s recent decision, along with our Canadian and European allies, to impose additional sanctions on Russian officials. This is a powerful first step. But it must not be the only step.


The free world must respond with urgency and strength — not just to a single attack, but to Putin’s broader campaign to undermine Ukrainian sovereignty and the free institutions the country seeks to join.

Additional U.S. sanctions must be on the table to impose direct costs on Putin and his henchmen. We should also work closely with the NATO alliance to enhance our military presence and capabilities in the Black Sea region.

Most of all, the United States should develop a long-term plan for security assistance to Ukraine — a plan that truly reflects the stakes of this conflict not just for Ukraine, but for the United States.

Last year, Ukraine received its first lethal aid from the United States thanks to the Trump administration’s approval of a sale of Javelin anti-tank missiles — a critical step the Obama administration refused to

"you're"

You dummy -- you like most Trumptards didn't pay attention in school, and you don't pay attention now. Only idiots back idiots like Trump and the kind of disingenuous fact twisting you post above. "Delayed" not "withheld". JFC!

DJDuck

I already corrected it. You must be the head of the grammar patrol.😂😂😂

I went to Jesuit HS in Portland and was on the honor roll. I graduated cum laude 3 times from college. It sounds like you went to one of those crappy K-12 government indoctrination schools.

DJDuck

Ignorant moron libs like yourself are the clowns lying about a fucking phone call for crying out loud. For Christ’s sake you ignorant hypocrite did you ever criticize who the real lying culprits that sold Ukraine down the drain..........Bill Clinton and Obama. Of course you didn’t because you are a biased ignorant cretin lib that can’t analyze shit.............but robotically parrots ridiculous whacky lib talking points about a fucking phone call.

GDS

DJDuck said:

Ignorant moron libs like yourself are the clowns lying about a fucking phone call for crying out loud. For Christ’s sake you ignorant hypocrite did you ever criticize who the real lying culprits that sold Ukraine down the drain..........Bill Clinton and Obama. Of course you didn’t because you are a biased ignorant cretin lib that can’t analyze shit.............but robotically parrots ridiculous whacky lib talking points about a fucking phone call.

This is fucking gold

Bendintheriver

Only a self loathing, dishonest liberal piece of shit could laugh at the truth. Get some integrity and honesty scotti.

DJDuck

GDS said:

DJDuck said:

Ignorant moron libs like yourself are the clowns lying about a fucking phone call for crying out loud. For Christ’s sake you ignorant hypocrite did you ever criticize who the real lying culprits that sold Ukraine down the drain..........Bill Clinton and Obama. Of course you didn’t because you are a biased ignorant cretin lib that can’t analyze shit.............but robotically parrots ridiculous whacky lib talking points about a fucking phone call.

This is fucking gold

I’m glad you think so Lyin’ Scott HAHAHA

Sorry I picked on your lord Oboner. But the truth hurts. It seems you disagree. Do you care to flesh out your ignorant thoughts.

DJDuck

I am taking the wife to early morning surgery. Maybe when I can find time to come back you will have had time to ask your partner for the keys he keeps your balls locked up in so you can explain what you feel is “gold” about my post.

2001400ex

DJDuck said:

I already corrected it. You must be the head of the grammar patrol.😂😂😂

I went to Jesuit HS in Portland and was on the honor roll. I graduated cum laude 3 times from college. It sounds like you went to one of those crappy K-12 government indoctrination schools.

Holy fuck. You are that insecure about your smarts that you decided to trot out your high school transcripts? But I was in the honor roll in high school!!!! El oh fucking El.

Rubberfist

DJDuck said:

I already corrected it. You must be the head of the grammar patrol.😂😂😂

I went to Jesuit HS in Portland and was on the honor roll. I graduated cum laude 3 times from college. It sounds like you went to one of those crappy K-12 government indoctrination schools.

I’m impressed. What did you get on the SAT?

GDS

Bendintheriver said:

Only a self loathing, dishonest liberal piece of shit could laugh at the truth. Get some integrity and honesty scotti.

Bwahahaha AtlDuck talking about honesty. This thread has delivered!

TheKobeStopper

DJDuck said:

You’re wrong

https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2019/04/04/us-russia-navy-ukraine-putin-226538

“ U.S. Has Done Much to Help Ukraine, But It Can Do More
The West has sanctioned Russia, now it must increase military aid and block the Russian Navy.
By SEN. JIM INHOFE April 04, 2019
Jim Inhofe is the senior senator from Oklahoma.
Share on Facebook Share on Twitter
Vladimir Putin’s war against Ukraine has now entered its sixth year. This is not a frozen conflict. More than 10,000 Ukrainians have been killed, and that number grows each week. And on Nov. 25 of last year, the Kremlin leader escalated his war of aggression, and even expanded it into a new domain by attacking and seizing three Ukrainian naval vessels and detaining 24 Ukrainian sailors in violation of international law. They remain Putin’s captives.

Finally, more than 100 days since that attack, the free world has begun to respond. I welcome President Donald Trump’s recent decision, along with our Canadian and European allies, to impose additional sanctions on Russian officials. This is a powerful first step. But it must not be the only step.


The free world must respond with urgency and strength — not just to a single attack, but to Putin’s broader campaign to undermine Ukrainian sovereignty and the free institutions the country seeks to join.

Additional U.S. sanctions must be on the table to impose direct costs on Putin and his henchmen. We should also work closely with the NATO alliance to enhance our military presence and capabilities in the Black Sea region.

Most of all, the United States should develop a long-term plan for security assistance to Ukraine — a plan that truly reflects the stakes of this conflict not just for Ukraine, but for the United States.

Last year, Ukraine received its first lethal aid from the United States thanks to the Trump administration’s approval of a sale of Javelin anti-tank missiles — a critical step the Obama administration refused to take despite bipartisan support in Congress. The Trump administration also notified Congress in February that, for the first time since its creation in 2015, funds for the Department of Defense’s Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative will be used to provide lethal aid, including sniper rifles and shoulder-fired grenade launchers. I commend the administration for these two “firsts.”

Now it’s time to increase funding for the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative, as well as the State Department’s security assistance programs. And a larger share of this funding should go to support defensive lethal aid that will make Ukraine a more difficult target for Putin’s aggression.

After Putin’s Black Sea attack, Ukraine’s maritime capabilities must be enhanced by accelerating acquisition of coastal defense radars, patrol boats, coastal defense and anti-ship missiles and other systems. On the ground, Ukraine needs more Javelins, other anti-tank weapons, electronic warfare systems and advanced counterartillery radars. And in the air, we should examine how to assist Ukraine in improving its air defenses.

Of course, the response of the free world to Putin’s aggression is not the responsibility of the United States alone. Canada, Lithuania, Poland and the United Kingdom have been providing security resources to Ukraine. We need more allies and partners to step up with action rather than talk.

Our European allies and partners should ban all Russian Navy vessels from their ports. Many of these ships home-port in illegally annexed Ukrainian territory. These ships fire missiles into Syria to keep the murderer Bashar Assad in power. Putin’s warships do not belong in the ports of the free world. And until Ukraine’s sailors and ships are returned, our European allies should extend that ban to Russian commercial ships originating from the Black Sea.

Perhaps the most powerful step our European partners could take would be to cancel the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, which will strengthen Russia’s grip on the European energy market and place Ukraine’s economic and physical security at greater risk. I hope this project will be stopped, but in the meantime, I urge European leaders to strictly apply European energy law to the pipeline, insist on greater transparency and demand the operation of the pipeline be truly independent of Gazprom, Putin’s corrupt gas syndicate.

The Ukrainian people further turned their backs to Russia in their elections this past weekend, resoundingly rejecting the only candidate supporting a closer relationship with Putin. But the country can also do more to strengthen its own defense against Russian aggression and malign influence by staying on the path of reform and cleaning up corruption.

Nothing, however, can diminish the sacrifices made by the people of Ukraine, nor the extraordinary courage and resolve they have shown through five difficult years of war.

Ukrainians are fighting, as the beloved Ukrainian poet Taras Shevchenko once put it, to join “the family of the free.” In this fight, Ukraine needs and deserves our help.

That’s great, dude. Please bold the section that clears Trump.

DJDuck

2001400ex said:

DJDuck said:

I already corrected it. You must be the head of the grammar patrol.😂😂😂

I went to Jesuit HS in Portland and was on the honor roll. I graduated cum laude 3 times from college. It sounds like you went to one of those crappy K-12 government indoctrination schools.

Holy fuck. You are that insecure about your smarts that you decided to trot out your high school transcripts? But I was in the honor roll in high school!!!! El oh fucking El.

2001400ex said:

DJDuck said:

I already corrected it. You must be the head of the grammar patrol.😂😂😂

I went to Jesuit HS in Portland and was on the honor roll. I graduated cum laude 3 times from college. It sounds like you went to one of those crappy K-12 government indoctrination schools.

Holy fuck. You are that insecure about your smarts that you decided to trot out your high school transcripts? But I was in the honor roll in high school!!!! El oh fucking El.

Not insecure at all dumbfuck. If somebody attacks me and denegrates my intelligence I’ll put it out there motherfucker. I could care less what you morons think. It is you cretins that have to denigrate other people to bring them down to your level that are the insecure ones. 😂😂😂😂

ApostleofGrief

DJDuck said:

I already corrected it. You must be the head of the grammar patrol.😂😂😂

I went to Jesuit HS in Portland and was on the honor roll. I graduated cum laude 3 times from college. It sounds like you went to one of those crappy K-12 government indoctrination schools.

You only corrected it after you saw my post, and luckily your 15 minutes were not up. Anybody that likes Trump is an idiot -- no further proof required anyway.

DJDuck

Rubberfist said:

DJDuck said:

I already corrected it. You must be the head of the grammar patrol.😂😂😂

I went to Jesuit HS in Portland and was on the honor roll. I graduated cum laude 3 times from college. It sounds like you went to one of those crappy K-12 government indoctrination schools.

I’m impressed. What did you get on the SAT?

Rubberfist said:

DJDuck said:

I already corrected it. You must be the head of the grammar patrol.😂😂😂

I went to Jesuit HS in Portland and was on the honor roll. I graduated cum laude 3 times from college. It sounds like you went to one of those crappy K-12 government indoctrination schools.

I’m impressed. What did you get on the SAT?

Rubberfist said:

DJDuck said:

I already corrected it. You must be the head of the grammar patrol.😂😂😂

I went to Jesuit HS in Portland and was on the honor roll. I graduated cum laude 3 times from college. It sounds like you went to one of those crappy K-12 government indoctrination schools.

I’m impressed. What did you get on the SAT?

Average but I was above the 2nd SD in another important test You might be familiar with that is more reliable and valid, if you want to know all this shit moron. You asked dumbfuck.

I’ve never in my life stood around and taken shit off anyone without responding. Fling shit and I will come back at you. Kiss my ass moron.

I’M NOT THE ONE THAT BROUGHT UP THE SUBJECT OF MY INTELLIGENCE YOU IMBECILE.

2001400ex

DJDuck said:

Rubberfist said:

DJDuck said:

I already corrected it. You must be the head of the grammar patrol.😂😂😂

I went to Jesuit HS in Portland and was on the honor roll. I graduated cum laude 3 times from college. It sounds like you went to one of those crappy K-12 government indoctrination schools.

I’m impressed. What did you get on the SAT?

Rubberfist said:

DJDuck said:

I already corrected it. You must be the head of the grammar patrol.😂😂😂

I went to Jesuit HS in Portland and was on the honor roll. I graduated cum laude 3 times from college. It sounds like you went to one of those crappy K-12 government indoctrination schools.

I’m impressed. What did you get on the SAT?

Rubberfist said:

DJDuck said:

I already corrected it. You must be the head of the grammar patrol.😂😂😂

I went to Jesuit HS in Portland and was on the honor roll. I graduated cum laude 3 times from college. It sounds like you went to one of those crappy K-12 government indoctrination schools.

I’m impressed. What did you get on the SAT?

Average but I was above the 2nd SD in another important test You might be familiar with that is more reliable and valid, if you want to know all this shit moron. You asked dumbfuck.

I’ve never in my life stood around and taken shit off anyone without responding. Fling shit and I will come back at you. Kiss my ass moron.

High school grades twash talk is my favorite kind.

DJDuck

DJDuck said:

I am taking the wife to early morning surgery. Maybe when I can find time to come back you will have had time to ask your partner for the keys he keeps your balls locked up in so you can explain what you feel is “gold” about my post.

This is a replay of Woodshed. You make some stupid comment without explanation and then are too cowardly to respond to a question.

2001400ex

DJDuck said:

DJDuck said:

I am taking the wife to early morning surgery. Maybe when I can find time to come back you will have had time to ask your partner for the keys he keeps your balls locked up in so you can explain what you feel is “gold” about my post.

This is a replay of Woodshed. You make some stupid comment without explanation and then are too cowardly to respond to a question.

Did you talk to yourself on the shed as well?

GDS

Hey Deej - what was your middle school gpa? Bet you flunked shop class.