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After you answer who pays you. You said you’re getting cash for your stance. Don’t be shy now!

Notice the anger is a very clear attempt to distract from the inability to answer the question of who pays him. For those that don’t know, undercover can’t answer these type of questions because it undermines the future legal cases.

Audience, take in note how many of them were quick to engage in knee jerk defense of themselves without being named but then when challenged on who is paying them, notice they immediately backdown. They’ve all three done this and I find it very telling.

So who’s paying you?

I utterly enjoy how I didn’t have to name you and you still outed yourself as a whore lol. So who’s paying you?

Very interesting. Enjoy your day at DIA.

You said you’re a military contractor. Which military and branch?

The term you’re looking for is conflict of interest. It’s very telling, wtithout me even quoting you in my original post, you felt the need to immediately knee jerk response and defend yourself lol.

Cool, what agency are you a contractor for?

In American Intelligence yes, we are well aware.

I would like to thank Tucker Carlson for not only triggering one of the funniest meltdowns I’ve ever seen among the terminally online here, but further for his work in revealing just how many of the Pro-Ukrainian commentators here are financially incentivized to do so.

Once again, Kentucky is a "Border State" in the old meaning lol:

No, it just means a handful of Ballistics Missiles. Or you just swarm it with drones or cruise missiles. The U.S. Destroyers fighting the Houthis have repeatedly had to leave the combat zone because their interceptors have been depleted.

Directly contradicted by all reporting on the event. The defended range of a Patriot Battery is 50-100 square kilometers, all the missiles struck the base inside that envelope.

How many Patriot Battalions are in the Middle East right now?

Given the U.S. lost those without the USAF fighting this type of fight, that's now the point you think it is... Because the bases contain silos for the missiles, otherwise how would they launch? I get you have no further commentary because you can't argue the point, but you could've just saved...

Because if I was making a different argument, why would I post that chart? Pretty simple logical train here.

20,000 per month for seven months (June, 2023 to January, 2024) is 140,000. Only five new brigades has been approve in that time, so 15,000 for that purpose and you're left with 125,000.

Problem with your theory is both Zelensky and Zaluzhny have rejected it in on the record statements: "As of now, I did not see demobilization in their plan. And that is a number one question, an issue of justice for those fighting at the war front for so long," Zelensky said last week. But...