Great post as usual bud!
Fortunately for the country many colleges are now protesting the protestors!! It's happening all over. To think that there are not patriots in college is naive. Many young students are fed up with what a few of their liberal nut cases are doing and they are standing up for America and the flag.
Below students at Rutgers Univ. stood up last Thursday to nutcases disrepecting the flag and jews.
Here's more from Chapel Hill in NC! Awesome photo that shows some of our kids definitely have what it takes!!
A scene Tuesday at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill proves that patriotism isn’t dead on all American college campuses.
While an American flag was hoisted up the tall flagpole in the middle of the UNC campus, students chanted “USA, USA, USA” and later burst into a rendition of the national anthem.God bless these students!!
A distraction. Real issues like the invasion of our Southern border, the economy, and increasing involvement in Ukraine are ignored. In the meantime....
French President Emanuel Macron on Thursday said that he would not rule out sending French troops to Ukraine if Russia breaks through the front lines and Kyiv asks France for assistance.
He also said during an interview with The Economist that if Russia escalates its actions in Ukraine, all European leaders would need to think about whether they would send troops, according to The Kyiv Post.
"If Russia decided to go further, we will, in any case, all have to ask ourselves this question" of whether to send troops, he said.
"I'm not ruling anything out, because we are facing someone who is not ruling anything out," Macron said, referring to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
President Xi visits France, Serbia, and Hungary this week. Choice of destinations very interesting.
Russia adds Zelensky to criminal 'wanted' list
Ukraine prepares 7 new bilateral security agreements, in particular with US – Zelenskyy
"We are preparing seven new security documents for our country – bilateral security agreements, including a security agreement with the United States."
He specified that the drafts of some security agreements are ready and expressed hope that they would become the support for Ukraine within the next few years "for the period until we join NATO".
"We are filling the draft agreements with stronger opportunities for Ukraine and for our common security with partners. Obviously, any means of increasing our protection against Russian terror are given special priority," Zelenskyy added.
Background:
・So far, Ukraine has signed bilateral security agreements with nine countries, with Latvia being the last of them. It is expected that such an agreement will also be signed with Norway.
・Most Ukrainians believe that signing bilateral agreements in the security sector helps Kyiv resist against Russia’s full-scale aggression.
Zelensky: Ukraine preparing 7 more bilateral security agreements
Ukraine is working on bilateral security agreements with seven more countries, President Volodymyr Zelensky said in his evening address on May 1.
Over 30 countries have joined the Group of Seven (G7) Joint Declaration of Support for Ukraine so far. The U.K., Germany, France, Denmark, Italy, Canada,the Netherlands, Finland, and Latvia have already signed bilateral agreements with Kyiv.
The negotiations with Estonia, Spain, the Czech Republic, and the U.S. are reportedly underway. The third round of talks with Washington was held on April 29, the Presidential Office reported.
Some drafts of security agreements are already prepared, according to Zelensky.
"We are filling the draft agreements with stronger opportunities for Ukraine and for common security with our partners. It is clear that a top priority is given to anything that will provide more protection against Russian terror," the president said.
G7 members presented their plan for long-term security commitments for Ukraine at the NATO summit in Vilnius in early July last year.
Under this plan, individual countries would provide bilateral support to help Kyiv repel the ongoing Russian invasion and deter any future aggression.
The security guarantees would entail explicit and long-lasting obligations, as well as bolster Ukraine's ability to resist Russian aggression. The guarantees would also cover sanctions, financial aid, and post-war reconstruction.
Biden and his handlers are Trump-proofing any changes in our Ukraine policy. They are tying Trump's hands should he be re-elected. It is why they were so frantic to get the $61 billion package for Ukraine. It will take years to disburse the money.