Kremlinism/Threats against the USA

Head of RT Margarita Simonyan explains why she doesn’t believe Russia would strike Kyiv with nuclear weapons. Washington, on the other hand...

“Alaska is ours”[1] —When your neighbor Russia openly threatens you, yet you’re dumb enough to think its invasion of its other neighbors is not your problem [2] [3] [4]

russian threats against the US

• • “Russian cadets vow to grab Alaska from the US and say they’re ’ready to die for Putin’ in propaganda video”
  • Video: 3:16 : “we will bring Alaska back”
  • Meanwhile on Russian state TV: hosts and panelists giggling uncontrollably, while discussing nuclear strikes against the continental territory of the United States.
  • Russian state TV announces that the President of Nicaragua Daniel Ortega invited Russian Armed Forces to enter his country in the second half of 2022. State TV host Olga Skabeeva said: “It’s time for Russia to roll out something powerful closer to the American city upon a hill.”
  • “Pyotr Tolstoy, the Vice-Speaker of the Russian Parliament has proposed holding a referendum in Alaska on whether Russia should take it back.”
  • “Russian House Speaker Threatens to ‘Take Back’ Alaska”
  • Russian analyst urges nuclear attack on Yellowstone National Park and San Andreas fault line
  • Депутат Фёдоров: "Мы проиграем эту войну, если не нанесём ядерный удар по США"
  • Target in Putin's nuke video looks like Florida
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  • "We need to start hurting United States and Great Britain, it's obvious".

Границы России нигде не заканчивается - Russia’s borders end nowhere

• Kremlintarians are usually not very good in geography. [8]

Denis Maidanov has just released a song honouring the Sarmat intercontinental ballistic missile, known in the West as "Satan II" And ex-Roscosmos boss Rogozin helped him with the lyrics

• Денис Майданов "Сарматушка" (оригинальная версия)

Denis Maidanov Денис Майдaнов Member of State Duma https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denis_Maidanov

• Why did Russia's Dmitry Medvedev become an ultra-hawk?

• Russia's Medvedev describes US government as Nazis who had reached limit of 'moral degradation'

• US keeping with ‘best traditions of Nazis’ – ex-Russian president

US keeping with ‘best traditions of Nazis’ – ex-Russian president Dmitry Medvedev has accused Washington of reaching the limits of ”moral degradation” US keeping with ‘best traditions of Nazis’ – ex-Russian president FILE PHOTO: Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev © Sputnik / Yekaterina Shtukina The US has reached the limits of “cynicism” and “moral degradation” by claiming to sympathize with Russians while providing weapons that kill them, former Russian president Dmitry Medvedev said in a Telegram post on Thursday.

The remarks came in response to a short video message published by the US embassy in Moscow on Wednesday, in which it highlighted the “commonness” of the cultures and achievements of both countries while stating that the ongoing conflict in Ukraine was “unworthy” of the Russian people.

Medvedev claimed the clip shows “egregious cynicism in keeping with the best traditions of the Nazis” and called the US “the true heirs of the [Nazi] propaganda minister, Joseph Goebbels.”

“The US spends tens of billions [of dollars] on the war in Ukraine, supplying enormous quantities of its weapons and exterminating thousands of people through a proxy [war],” the former president said, adding that Washington and its “lackeys” killing the Russian people would be never forgiven.

Ex-Russian president outlines timeline for reconciliation with the West Read more Ex-Russian president outlines timeline for reconciliation with the West “We will speak to you in the language of force, since you do not understand otherwise,” Medvedev warned, adding that Russia is about to produce more modern weapons. He also referred to the Russian navy frigate Admiral Gorshkov, which entered combat duty earlier this week, as a “New Year gift” for NATO.

“It is capable of bringing anyone who poses a threat to Russia or its allies to their senses,” Medvedev said.

The former president has repeatedly slammed Western leaders over their actions during the Ukraine conflict. Back in December, he said that Washington and its allies had betrayed Russia’s trust by “cheating it” and predicted normal relations with the West would not be restored for years or even decades to come.

Medvedev, who currently holds the position of the deputy chair of the national Security Council, wrote in a keynote article in December that the year 2022 demonstrated that the promises and principles of Western nations cannot be taken at face value.