GOPers cheering on Putin

I for one, am taking notes of all among the GOP who are rattling swords right now, along with the Democrat party war mongers.

I am definitely noting Tuckers tone compared to Hannity.
 
gwb-trading said:
Let's see what GOPers are teaching in school...

Virginia substitute teacher suspended over comments backing Russia's invasion of Ukraine
John Stanton, 65, also told Arlington middle school students to read Sputnik News, which the FBI, CIA and National Security Agency have declared a “state-run propaganda machine.”
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/virginia-substitute-teacher-suspended-russia-comments-rcna18481

A Virginia substitute teacher has been suspended after expressing approval of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s decision to invade Ukraine and urging students to read Russian propaganda outlets.

Arlington Public Schools suspended John Stanton, 65, who made the comments during a middle school Spanish class Friday, The Washington Post reported.

Stanton said he offered an opposing viewpoint and told students to read as many news sources as possible, including Sputnik News, which the FBI, CIA and National Security Agency have declared a “state-run propaganda machine.”

“The statement I think that got me was I said, ‘I personally support the logic of Putin,’ and what I meant by that is, he made a rational decision from his perception,” Stanton said.

A schools spokesperson declined to discuss Stanton’s comments or employment status.

In an email to the school board, parents said Stanton’s comments, expressing support for Russia and asking if anyone “hated Russia,” amounted to “advocacy of political positions, and Russian propaganda.”

Officials notified Stanton that he was suspended because of “an allegation of comments made to students during instructional hours regarding sensitive world events with Russia and Ukraine.” Stanton said he doesn’t plan to petition for reinstatement.

Stanton, whose résumé lists roles as an American Enterprise Institute researcher and “independent journalist,” said he writes for outlets such as Pravda.
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Luckily that was a substitute teacher.... such a shortage of subs they bascially brought in any fucktard.... glad he showed his ass so he can be kicked out...

I mean the fucktard was subbing in a spanish class and was talking about supporting Russia? he is just too stupid to acknowledge
 
El OchoCinco said:
Luckily that was a substitute teacher.... such a shortage of subs they bascially brought in any fucktard.... glad he showed his ass so he can be kicked out...

I mean the fucktard was subbing in a spanish class and was talking about supporting Russia? he is just too stupid to acknowledge
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Why aren't GQP'ers up in arms about school curriculums pushing marxism and pro-Russia propaganda?
 
Cuddles said:
Why aren't GQP'ers up in arms about school curriculums pushing marxism and pro-Russia propaganda?
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Actually marxism is associated more with the Democratic party these days than it is with Russia anymore. But i did notice how you tried to conflate them.
 
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gwb-trading said:
Former Fox News producer charged with violating sanctions against Russia, shocking everyone that there might possibly be some connection between Fox News executives and Russia.

Former Fox News Director Jack Hanick Indicted for Helping Russia
https://news.yahoo.com/former-fox-news-producer-sean-210134835.html

As the United States increasingly goes after some of the Kremlin’s business tentacles, the latest person arrested for violating U.S. sanctions against Russia is a former Fox News director who left to launch a Russian propaganda network.

The Department of Justice on Thursday revealed that Jack Hanick was quietly arrested in London on Feb. 3 for dodging U.S. sanctions by helping a sanctioned Russian oligarch, Konstantin Malofeyev, start his right-wing Tsargrad TV.

The DOJ simultaneously unsealed a grand jury indictment against him, accusing Hanick of knowingly engaging in business dealings with Malofeyev, who had been formally sanctioned by the U.S. government for his role in financing Russia-backed soldiers in eastern Ukraine who have violently tried to break off from the democratic country since 2014.

The indictment also accuses Hanick of lying to FBI agents about his travels to Greece and Bulgaria to expand the TV network in 2015 and 2016, when he was interviewed by American investigators last year in New York City.

Federal agents assert that many of the damning details about Hanick’s Kremlin adventures were laid out in an unpublished memoir he kept in his email account, which was searched by the feds with a court-approved search warrant.

Malofeyev was sanctioned in December 2014 by the U.S. Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control for financing separatists in the Donbas region in southeastern Ukraine.

Russia-aligned fighters there operated with the not-so-secret help of that country's military and used that government’s weapons when they shot down Malaysia Airlines Flight 17, killing 283 passengers and 15 crewmembers.

Malofeyev (also spelled in the West as Malofeev) started an Orthodox Christian network called Tsargrad TV. In 2020, he launched a similarly named right-wing political group in Russia with an imperialist bent that would—much like the National Rifle Association does in the United States—pressure politicians to toe the conservative line.

According to The Warsaw Institute, a Polish-based geopolitical think tank, “Tsargrad” would test political candidates’ adherence to “traditional family, religious, and cultural values of the Russian people.”

The Financial Times in 2015 analyzed how Malofeyev launched his “conservative yet modern spin on global news” in an attempt to mimic the rise of Fox News. Then, in 2018, the online news site Salon called out Hanick for joining the Russian operation, noting that he had previously served as a director for Fox News host Sean Hannity. However, on Thursday, Fox News told The Daily Beast that assertion was wrong and never corrected.

Hanick got his start at Fox News when it first launched in 1996. Fifteen years later, in 2011, he left. Three years later, he joined forces with Malofeyev’s Russian propaganda operation. The Justice Department now wants to extradite him from the United Kingdom to New York City.

Damian Williams, the top federal prosecutor in Manhattan, issued a statement noting that sanctions “prohibit United States citizens from working for or doing business with Malofeyev but as alleged, Hanick violated those sanctions by working directly for Malofeyev on multiple television projects over the course of several years.”

Williams noted the indictment underscores his office’s “commitment to the enforcement of laws intended to hamstring those who would use their wealth to undermine fundamental democratic processes. This Office will continue to be a leader in the Justice Department’s work to hold accountable actors who would support flagrant and unjustified acts of war.”
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Just to correct the record
Many media sites are leaving out his employment at CNBC

Former CNBC, Fox News Staffer Charged With Helping Sanctioned Russian Oligarch
 
Mercor said:
Just to correct the record
Many media sites are leaving out his employment at CNBC

Former CNBC, Fox News Staffer Charged With Helping Sanctioned Russian Oligarch
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He worked at FOX for 15 years until he left to go run his russian propaganda crimes

Hanick got his start at Fox News when it first launched in 1996. Fifteen years later, in 2011, he left. Three years later, he joined forces with Malofeyev’s Russian propaganda operation. The Justice Department now wants to extradite him from the United Kingdom to New York City.


He worked at CNBC from Jan 1995 - 1996....

nice try with your bullshit...
 
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El OchoCinco said:
He worked at FOX for 15 years when he committed all his crimes...

Hanick got his start at Fox News when it first launched in 1996. Fifteen years later, in 2011, he left. Three years later, he joined forces with Malofeyev’s Russian propaganda operation. The Justice Department now wants to extradite him from the United Kingdom to New York City.


He worked at CNBC from Jan 1995 - 1996....

nice try with your bullshit...
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While they are at it... did he have a newspaper route as a child for a year or two as well. Yeah... let's explore all the media outlets he had a job with -- to discount his long term FOX New association as a director/producer of Sean Hannity and others.
 
Former CNBC, FOX New Staffer and Part-time McDonald's Worker Who Once Shopped at Kohl's did a lot of shit while at FOX News but rather than accept he was a fucktard for what he did and under arrest, let's look at that 1 year 26 years ago that have nothing to do with his crime.
 
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