Cobson 🇷🇺

be honest would you have sex with me?

@TheRoyalSerf $gigafly coded

@ChromeBarracuda why are you attacking the guy who created the movement youre vamping?

The second the wigger third-worldist swarm attacks me and Spencer, Mark feels the need to pile on and say: ‘I’m different!!! I don’t support Ukraine and have never attacked Dan Bilzerian!’ all because I've been falsely identified as a philosophical Apollonian.

@UBERSOY1 @sentdefender why?

@sentdefender Uh oh

Tulsi Gabbard has submitted her resignation as U.S. Director of National Intelligence, according to early reporting by Fox News.

@tina_kandelaki How do you have a million followers and get zero likes on most of your posts? bots?

Turns out canceling Russian literature is a little harder than banning Russian social media accounts. Every time the world starts putting together lists of humanity’s greatest books, Russian writers somehow end up right back in the middle of the conversation. The Guardian recently included Anna Karenina and War and Peace in its top 100 novels of all time, with both landing in the top ten. Dostoevsky, Nabokov, and Bulgakov made the list too. At this point, Tolstoy and Dostoevsky have become more than writers abroad. They’re almost mythological figures. There’s even an old joke about a fictional Russian author named “Tolstoevsky,” because for many Western readers the two have practically fused into one giant monument called “Russian Literature.” Nietzsche famously said Dostoevsky was the only psychologist he ever learned anything from. Nabokov managed to weave himself directly into Western culture by writing in English. Bulgakov tapped into the raw nerve of twentieth-century culture with a novel that was philosophical, surreal, and intensely cinematic all at once. And yet Pushkin, Russia’s greatest poet, remains strangely absent from lists like these because he may also be the most untranslatable Russian writer of them all. The same problem follows Gogol, whose genius is tangled up in language, rhythm, and a specifically Russian flavor of absurdity that doesn’t always survive translation. Chekhov, deeply respected in the West, somehow didn’t make the list either, even though half of twentieth-century American drama probably wouldn’t exist without him. Turgenev lost the global popularity contest to Tolstoy and Dostoevsky. And Dovlatov has a street named after him in New York, yet still remains slightly elusive for American readers. Russian culture has always been much bigger than a handful of famous names. Russian literature has been part of the foundation of world culture for so long that removing it would be like pulling a load-bearing wall out of a building. The whole conversation about “great literature” would start cracking almost immediately. theguardian.com/books/ng-inter…

@RT_com fakest clip ever @gh1sl41n3

Russia's FSB apprehend Ukrainian informant RECRUITED through WhatsApp & tasked with blowing up energy infrastructure in the Krasnodar region

@cappisaurus yoooo

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@RT_com @gh1sl41n3 wtf is RT even trying to do anymore

Ukraine streamer CLAIMS he flew to Miami to ask an OnlyFans creator for REFUND ‘IT’S OK I CAN GET YOU HARD AGAIN’ ‘Your D*CK can’t stand a chance’

@Partisangirl @gh1sl41n3

‼️This is a Shaddow ban test. Comment if you see this. I’m back on X entirely deboosted by the algorithm. 3K followers out of 500K are seeing my posts.

@JMGreerWriter boomer meme

Some of my readers may be surprised that with everything else happening in the world, I’m returning to the ongoing discussion of Situationism, that bizarre mixed breed that came about when European artists who hadn’t lost their creative gonads ended up digging their way into a pen full of Marxists in heat. Still, there’s a point to it all. I freely grant that there are plenty of things happening in the world, but Situationism has many more cogent things to say about those than the ideologies that pass for common sense these days.

RT @gigaflymeme: fuck my insectoid life

@cbliddell Massie is more anti NATO than Trump

@cobsonson Kind of... Libertarian fiscal hawks' interests naturally align with those of Russia or China. But that was clearly not the reason he was removed by the Russia-shill-in-chief.

LAST HOPE OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY EXTINGUISHED AS MASSIE GOES DOWN IN FLAMES (link in comments)

@twicrates @gh1sl41n3 alternate world of the delusional

three months since big yahu has appeared in public or been mentioned by trump btw

@RoundtableSpace @gh1sl41n3 shes reading an ai generated script

SHE SKIPPED BUYING A HOUSE, RENTED INSTEAD, AND INVESTED THE DIFFERENCE NOW HER STOCK PORTFOLIO IS APPROACHING $1M

@purusa0x6c @gh1sl41n3 how is this meaningful?

Only this guy is using AI in a meaningful way.

@DazylingQueeen @gh1sl41n3 for me its A

What number do you stop when eating your chicken wings?¿

@Alex_Oloyede2 Russia is slowly becoming China's btch

🇷🇺🇨🇳 Putin: The comprehensive partnership and strategic interaction between Russia and China in the new era is a model of interstate relations in the modern world. It is based on the principles of equality, consideration of each other's interests, mutual support and friendship.

@jacksonhinkle Iran is about to FAFO

NATO is discussing deploying Troops against Iran to help ships pass through the Strait of Hormuz if it is not reopened by July - Bloomberg

@captive_dreamer Is he even a real pastor?