good points i'd say;

The media wants the public to believe a) Russia's military is too inept to defeat tiny Ukraine, but also b) Russia's military is an existential threat to the U.S.

Which is it? Because it can't be both.

This is like when they tried to get people to believe Russia swayed the U.S. election with $150,000 in Facebook ads while Michael Bloomberg spend $200 million on his campaign and could barely get a delegate in the primaries...

EDIT: There sure are a lot of pro-Western-military-narrative folks in these comments for this being a conspiracy sub. Strange how that works. "Conspiracy theorists" trusting the government narrative...https://www.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/11rui2k/the_media_wants_the_public_to_believe_a_russias/

 there are times when you realize who it is that rules you;

https://www.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/11sf41z/this_was_a_bailout_of_the_richest_of_the_rich/

This was a bailout of the richest of the rich.

 this sort of thing happens to those who won't retreat when you push them too far;

Pushed to his breaking point, a master welder, Marvin Heemeyer, quietly fortifies a bulldozer and systematically destroys numerous businesses and homes in the small mountain town of Granby, Colorado on June 4, 2004........watch.......

 tictok for not quite three minutes on who sain't obama really is;

watch......

applies even more for those of us from the sixties; 

 

 "Nobody gets up one day and decides to be a terrorist for no reason. They don't hate us for our freedoms. They hate us and commit acts of terror because one day, as they are going about their normal lives, there is a horrendous blast and people they have known all their lives are lying in bloody shreds at their feet, mixed in with shrapnel stamped 'Made in the USA.'" -- Michael Rivero