Tom the Dancing Bug by Ruben Bolling for March 07, 2014
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Tom the Dancing Bug by Ruben Bolling After his New York Times op-ed piece admonishing the U.S. for considering military intervention in Syria, Russian President Vladimir Putin takes on a new career... VLADIMIR PUTIN: CRUSADING COLUMNIST for The New York Times This week: "Cry Me A River In Crimea" Editor: Putin! Your columns are STILL about the Sochi Olympics! No one CARES if that bear mascot is heterosexual! Vladimir: Nyet? Editor: There's a WAR brewing in Ukraine! I want you to coer THAT! Vladimir: Right, chief! Vladimir: Hello, Ukraine Yes? You need Russia to protect your Russian peopls, right? Right. Vladimir: What a scoop! Russia is fully justified in its military action! Later - Editor: Putin, this column makes no sense! You supported international law when the West wanted to intervene in Syria, but ignore it now in Ukraine! Vladimir: Uh-oh. I sense threat to Russian interests here. Editor: What do you...? And so - Russian Necessity Russian forces occupied the op-ed offices of the New York Times yesterday. In a movement that was necessitated by a stubborn editor who seems psychotic and is now suspected of embezzlement. Editor: Putin! What's this all about?! Vladimir: Just a temporary measure until things are normalized.
kapock almost 11 years ago
Two of these now …
Surprised that Ruben/TTDB drinks the Kool-Aid on Putin.
no1scouse almost 11 years ago
Is @kapock a Kremlin troll?
kapock almost 11 years ago
@Randy_B
State-Department flavor, served up by that sweet Mrs. Nuland.
Kip W almost 11 years ago
Kool-Aid! That explains why Putin shouts “OH, YEAH!” as he bursts through a wall.
FireMedic almost 11 years ago
Just relax. Things will get back to normal when he and Medeyev exchange offices again.
arye uygur almost 11 years ago
Crimea belongs to the Krim Tatars who were forcibly transported from Crimea.
marshalldoc almost 11 years ago
Somehow this strip ignores the ‘Honduras Redux’ aspect of the so-called “non-violent” coup in Kiev and the neo-Nazi ultra nationalist flavor of the coup gov’t. And, Arye, if the Tatars hadn’t collaborated with Hitler during his invasion of Ukraine (including all that went with the Nazi occupation) they wouldn’t have pissed ‘Uncle Joe’ off so bad that he deported them (seems everyone begins the Tatar’s story in 1946 rather than 1941…).
Jib76 almost 11 years ago
Vladimir Putin is a ruthless communist plutocrat! He was voted into office by massive voter fraud in Russia. He will soon be faced with tremendous devaluation of the Russian Ruble and plunging Russian stock market values. Then he will be turned on by his fellow plutocrats and oligarchs in Russia. And Russian troops will be needed to quell rioting in Moscow.
AgProv about 2 years ago
This aged well