It's a little odd that the country that is the focus of the entire world's attention at the moment also happens to be one where the sitting U.S. President had major business dealings and yet this isn't discussed, even as a side note, in any major American news outlets.

— Shant Mesrobian (@ShantMM) March 18, 2022

The US empire in two photos: pic.twitter.com/XxEyNGt79B

— Sayed Hassan (@SayedHa39253634) March 17, 2022

The psychos don’t care if we die. Hell, they don’t care if Ukrainians die—they only care about their beloved Empire. So when we die from the pandemic, we remind them of their failure; whereas Ukrainian deaths can be instrumentalized to kneecap a regional rival & grow the Empire. https://t.co/nlGiCKzkbg

— Mark Ames (@MarkAmesExiled) March 18, 2022

its a lie, Putin is losing the war Zelinsky so strong so beautifull winner by himself yeeeaaahhh

— wagui cisur (@WCisur) March 16, 2022

Weaponized immigrants working overtime to stay relevant and prove their usefulness to the US Empire pic.twitter.com/qYvBmQji0v

— Carl Zha (@CarlZha) March 19, 2022

Dutch journalist travels through #Ukraine with Russian army: 'People are happy that the Russians are here' https://t.co/xxYyeNM57D

— Malinka🔸Tanya P (@Malinka1102) March 18, 2022

Censorship is out of control. Only western state/corporate approved narratives allowed. https://t.co/GPbFnhGFL8

— Rania Khalek (@RaniaKhalek) March 18, 2022

Karl Marx also had to go…because of Putin. 🤔 https://t.co/6oaWNPGjAL pic.twitter.com/VE3w6PliSz

— Nina 🐙 Byzantina (@NinaByzantina) March 19, 2022

What language has the most evocative version of this proverb? In Russian, we simply say "The one who made the porridge should be the one to eat it," which pales in comparison. pic.twitter.com/iPrEo3Ix2J

— Nina 🐙 Byzantina (@NinaByzantina) March 19, 2022