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It’s just another Manic Monday at the State Department.
And the UN, apparently.
(This was a Sunday show interview, technically, but no one watches any of those Sunday shows anymore like at all – maybe a few boomers, I don’t know – so they mostly exist for the Monday news cycle.)
RT:
The US is to keep its planned sanctions against Russia completely secret, so Moscow doesn’t have the opportunity to mitigate them in advance, a senior American official said on Sunday.
Speaking to CBS, US Under Secretary of State Victoria Nuland explained that Washington was working on a set of measures that would be imposed were Russia to invade Ukraine, but would not be letting the Kremlin know what they were beforehand.
“With regard to this package of sanctions … deterrence is best when there’s a little bit of strategic ambiguity around exactly what we are going to do,” Nuland explained. “So, we’ve said financial measures, we’ve said export controls, we’ve said new sanctions on Russian elites. But if we put them on the table now, then Russia will be able to start mitigating, and that doesn’t make any sense to us.”
Nuland’s statement came as a group of US lawmakers from both the Democratic and Republican parties, led by Senator Bob Menendez (D-NJ), reported that they were close to agreeing on a set of sanctions that could be implemented immediately after any Russian invasion.
These are kind of retarded statements. Everyone knows the list of things they can do to Russia, and they are preparing to do all of them. Plus, you don’t announce secret plans.
This is just weird behavior, which seems to be part of some narrative formation that I’m not clear on. Maybe it’s just an excuse for not explaining to the American people why the entire American government is now singularly fixated on war with Russia – which they are openly saying could lead to nuclear war – ostensibly to protect the arbitrary 1991 borders of a Russian colony with a GDP half the size of that of Bangladesh.
…and a per capita GDP lower than Namibia.
They just keep saying “we have to defend the concept of borders,” and I think even midwits are looking at our own border and being like “wait, what?” I mean, even Democrat voters have to be thinking “are we totally sure we don’t have problems in America we should be focusing on?” and “shouldn’t we be facing some kind of clear threat if we are openly talking about a potential nuclear war?”
Tucker Carlson played a clip of some Congressman saying that people were calling his office saying we shouldn’t have a war with Russia and it’s because Tucker Carlson is a Russian propagandist brainwashing people into not caring about democracy.
(It’s at 8:20, but the whole monologue was great.)
Remember – last month, a Republican Senator went on Fox News and said he wants to do a first strike nuclear attack on Russia. Because of Ukrainian border security.
BREAKING: US govt official Sen. Roger Wicker just said on live TV that the US would consider bombing Russian military assets & “rain destruction on Russia” — AND use first-strike nuclear weapons.
It’s unclear what he smoked before this interview.
— ASB News / MILITARY〽️ (@ASBMilitary) December 8, 2021
So adding some slippery gibberish about secret plans, just throwing “secret plans” into the mix, maybe is intended to stifle some of the confused glances and potential panic. Joe Biden, a man elected with the most votes of any man in the history of not just America but the world, is now the least popular president in American history, so the entire media all of a sudden saying “let’s have a nuclear war now tho” is enough to make even goyim start getting frustrated.
It is also interesting that she is saying “sanctions” rather than “military response.” Joe Biden last week said they might do sanctions instead of a war if Russia invaded, and his Jews all immediately came out and said he didn’t actually say that.
TONIGHT: @LesterHoltNBC interviews White House Chief of Staff Ron Klain after President Biden's Russia-Ukraine comments yesterday.
“He reiterated it this morning. If President Putin makes this move, it will be a horrible mistake.”
Watch more tonight on @NBCNightlyNews. pic.twitter.com/cpGWRs5I72
— NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt (@NBCNightlyNews) January 20, 2022
They’ve been saying “WAR WAR WAR” for months now, denouncing anyone who suggests sanctions, and now she’s saying sanctions.
So some computer algorithm that monitors public sentiment has pinged these people and told them to switch up the gibberish.
I just wrote a 3500-word essay about the push for war with Russia, wherein I speculate that the whole operation is being managed by Vicki. That’s why it’s 09:00 EST at time of writing and Memetic Monday isn’t up yet – I went all in on this war article, as it needed to be done. I did something I virtually never do, and saved it for tomorrow. I don’t do that because… well, I’m not sure. I usually just want stuff up as soon as it’s finished, even if it is not especially time sensitive.
But this website’s editor-in-chief John Carpenter – who is my boss now, after I lost a drinking game to him at a bar in Key West* – says that Tuesdays have the highest readership, and so articles that are not time sensitive I want to get a lot of eyes on should be published on Tuesdays. (It also gives the typo corrector guy time to fix it before it’s published – typos are usually fixed after first publication – in case Unz wants to repost it. Unz has been reposting some of my longer, more serious think pieces recently, and a couple of times he reposted it before the typo fixer did his magic. For the record, I don’t send articles to Unz for republication, he just picks the ones he likes. I am thinking of asking him if I can write another Unz-exclusive followup to the one I wrote in May of 2020 about neo-Nazis promoting the flu hoax. I’m still thinking of whether or not I want to do that.)
*The game was that we had to listen to Jimmy Buffett’s “Margaritaville” on infinite repeat and drink a margarita every time Jimmy sings “searching for my lost shaker of salt.” The winner was whoever went the longest smashing their head against the wall. If I would have won, Carpenter would have had to make a sequel to Ghosts of Mars where I got to star alongside Dwayne Johnson “The Rock.” The idea was that it would have been a lighter sequel, like Escape from LA was a lighter sequel to Escape from New York, and myself and Dwayne Johnson “The Rock” would be buddy cops fighting the Mars ghosts. I pitched it to Carpenter and he said: “love it.” And then he pitched me the bet. I had no idea that Carpenter held the world record for listening to Margaritaville on repeat. Right now, I’m involved in a legal battle trying to get control of the site back, arguing that he should have had to disclose his status as Margaritaville repeat world champion. It’s sort of like how a trained boxer’s fists are classified as “deadly weapons.”
