Shit hits the fan in less than 48 hours?

[Deleted member 5815]

2:22 on the $100 bill


if nothing happens on that day im never believing in a schizo conspiracy again

 

[AlexBrown84]

Interesting.

 

[AlexBrown84]

7/4/76 isn’t the same as 2/22/22. I think they lie

 

[Deleted member 5815]

7/4/76 isn’t the same as 2/22/22. I think they lie

https://twitter.com/mfa_russia

 

[Darkthrone]

48 more hours

 

[Gonthar]

Russia invades Ukraine...

 

[VenomGT3]

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2:22 on the $100 bill


if nothing happens on that day im never believing in a schizo conspiracy again

I just looked it up and the $100 bill is at 10:30

 

[autistic_tendencies]

I’m waiting conspiracy tard

 

[Deleted member 5815]

I just looked it up and the $100 bill is at 10:30

plan : trusted

 

[Alt Number 3]

 

[Deleted member 5815]

RUSSIAN TROOPS HAVE ENTERED EASTERN UKRAINE -LOCAL MEDIA

 

[Deleted member 5815]

 

[Deleted member 32285]

IT HAPPENED

 

[BigJimsWornOutTires]

IT HAPPENED

But that was obvious to happen.

Jan. 2021: Zelenskiy appeals to U.S. president Joe Biden to let Ukraine join NATO. In February, his government freezes the assets of opposition leader Viktor Medvedchuk, the Kremlin's most prominent ally in Ukraine.

Spring 2021: Russia begins massing troops near Ukraine's borders in what it says are training exercises.

Nov. 2021: Satellite images taken by Maxar Technologies show ongoing buildup of Russian forces near Ukraine with estimates soon surpassing 100,000 troops deployed.


Dec. 17 2021: Russia presents security demands including that NATO pull back troops and weapons from eastern Europe and bar Ukraine from ever joining.

Jan. 24 2022: NATO puts forces on standby and reinforces eastern Europe with more ships and fighter jets.

Jan. 26: Washington responds to Russia's security demands, repeating a commitment to NATO's "open-door" policy while offering a "pragmatic evaluation" of Moscow's concerns. Two days later Russia says its demands not addressed.

Feb. 2022: Amid growing Western fears Russia could attack Ukraine, the United States says it will send 3,000 extra troops to NATO members Poland and Romania. Washington and allies say they will not send troops to Ukraine, but warn of severe economic sanctions if Russian President Vladimir Putin takes military action.

Feb. 21: In a TV address, Putin says Ukraine is an integral part of Russian history and has a puppet regime managed by foreign powers. Putin orders what he called peacekeeping forces into two breakaway regions in eastern Ukraine, after recognising them as independent.

Feb. 22: The U.S., Britain and their allies sanction Russian parliament members, banks and other assets in response to Putin's troop order. Germany halts the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline project.

Feb. 23: Russian-backed separatist leaders ask Russia for help repelling aggression from the Ukrainian army.

Feb. 24: Putin authorizes "special military operations" in Ukraine. Russian forces begin missile and artillery attacks, striking major Ukrainian cities including Kiev.

Feb. 26: Western allies announce new sanctions, including restrictions on Russia's central bank and expelling key banks off the main global payments system.