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This is what Elvis Dunderhoff put as the thumbnail on this article:
What does that have to do with the Hunger Games? He’s used that same thumb probably 12 times in the last week. I’ve removed it about 80% of the time, and he just keeps doing it.
This is a funny story about the Hunger Games. It’s a funny story. He doesn’t have time to find a Hunger Games meme. Busy guy.
This person is not a volunteer. I pay him. I just don’t really understand what I’m paying him for, other than to waste my time and cause me personal frustration.
Does someone else want this job?
Ukraine’s first lady beseeched lawmakers Wednesday to ramp up US support for Ukraine, displaying images of civilian victims of Russian airstrikes and warning that Moscow’s invading forces are “destroying our people.”
“This is Liza. I met this girl before Christmas,” Olena Zelenska told members of Congress, remembering the smiling youngster as a “cheerful, playful little rascal.”
“Liza was only four years old, she’s no longer with us,” the first lady went on, as brutal pictures of the child after she was killed earlier this month by a Russian missile were shown on a screen.
Zelenska then narrated images of other children and families slaughtered by Russian forces during the nearly five-month-old invasion, including 16 men and women who were killed in an attack on a shopping mall in Kremenchuk in late June, as lawmakers shook their heads sadly.
One victim Zelenska highlighted, 96-year-old Borys Romanchenko, had survived four Nazi concentration camps — but could not escape Russian shelling in Kharkiv.
Kinda funny.
Obviously a lie, but a funny lie.
“An unprovoked invasive terrorist war is being waged against my country, Russia is destroying our people,” said the first lady, noting that Moscow has launched more than 3,000 cruise missiles since the invasion began on Feb. 24.
“These are Russia’s ‘Hunger Games,’ hunting for peaceful people in peaceful cities of Ukraine,” she added. “They will never broadcast this on their news – that’s why I’m showing it to you here.”
Throughout her remarks Zelenska emphasized that Ukraine appreciated the aid Washington has provided so far, saying “We are grateful, really grateful that the United States stands with us in this fight for our shared values. of human life and independence.”
However, she warned, her husband’s government needs more.
“I am asking for something now I would never want to ask. I am asking for weapons,” she said. “Weapons that would not be used to wage a war on somebody else’s land but to protect one’s home and the right to wake up alive in that home.”
Specifically, Zelenska asked for “air defense systems” to combat Russia missile strikes before noting that Congress will soon leave for its “normal” August recess.
“It is precisely this normalcy that Ukrainians are deprived of right now,” she said. “Will my son be able to return to his school in the fall? I don’t know, like millions of mothers in Ukraine. Will my daughter be able to go to university and at the beginning of the academic year experience student life? I cannot answer.
“We would have answers if we had air defense systems.”
As her husband did in his own remarks to Congress March 16, Zelenska referenced past attacks on America, saying the US “unfortunately knows from its own experience what terrorist attacks are [and] has always sought to defeat terror.”
She closed by beseeching Congress to act quickly, saying the two nations could win a “joint victory in the name of life, freedom and the pursuit of happiness.”
It’s a Hollywood war.
Hollywood films, except a war.
The Bidens are there I guess.
The US President vegetable shows up and this bitch is like “people think this is like the Avengers, but it’s like the Hunger Games.”
She should have told him Zelensky is like Matlock. That might have made an impression.
First Lady of Ukraine Olena Zelenska embodies the same tenacity and resilience as the country she hails from.
It was an honor for Jill and me to welcome her to the White House this afternoon. pic.twitter.com/X8liTFT8Yw
— President Biden (@POTUS) July 19, 2022
Met today with Ukraine’s First Lady Olena Zelenska to discuss the immense humanitarian costs of President Putin’s war. The United States remains committed to helping the people of Ukraine defend themselves from Russia, secure justice, and rebuild their country. pic.twitter.com/r4XuTKHPP7
— Secretary Antony Blinken (@SecBlinken) July 19, 2022
