Hungary has finally pointed out the obvious. That the Zelensky regime is really ungrateful.
“I can’t recall when a leader of a country in need of help would dare to speak out against anyone in a fashion like President Zelensky did, not only against Hungary, but even against the German Chancellor,” Speaker of the Hungarian parliament Lazlo Kover said in a TV interview.
Zelensky's been barking orders at Germany and everyone else.
“[The] German government cynically refuses to supply us even with old Leopard-1 tanks and Marder IFVs,” [Ukrainian ambassador] Melnik stated in a social media post, branding such behavior a “disgrace that would go down in history.”
Melnik later attacked the German chancellor for acting like "an offended liverwurst", which is probably a grave insult there.
Meanwhile, Der Spiegel reports that Germany won't send tanks to Ukraine because they don't trust Zelensky. For "historical reasons", they can't have German tanks rolling into Russia, and they don't trust the Zelensky regime to not try sending them. Ukraine has gotten tanks only from Poland and the Czech Republic, none from the US, UK or Germany.
All this might explain Sean Penn's affinity for Zelensky.
Penn has kind of shut up about Ukraine. He said he considered joining the Azov battalion, which would have been a real help to them, a 61-year-old movie star. Has he ever even been in a war movie? Good thing he didn't join, though, since he lost interest so quickly.
Sean Penn was in Casualties of War.
ReplyDeleteIt's funny, 'cause Sean Penn wants to be involved in international politics, and Zelensky wants to be a celebrity.
Ah, thanks. I remember the movie but I don't remember him in it.
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