I hope this worthless piece of shit dies soon but I hope it is a slow painful, pathetic death not a merciful quick passing from the shithole this fascist will leave behind in his wake.
“And while the District seems tired, Trump seems more so,” Karem wrote. “It doesn’t even seem like the president is trying his hardest to lie to us anymore. He just repeats the same lies with less energy, as if he too has grown weary of his own rhetoric. He’s telling us to turn the page on the Epstein scandal. But he’s on that next page too.”
And Putin had terminal cancer. In 2022.
Well the thing is, if you are filthy rich and have such resources at your disposal, what is terminal for one person doesn’t have to be terminal to another. Medical science has come a long way, alas capitalism has ensured the best stuff is only available for the richest.
You might say hur dur I live in EU land and we have (almost) free top of the line healthcare. Yes, that’s true, hello fellow EU healthcare enjoyer. A close relative of mine still died while on a waiting list, as there were more patients than treatment options available. I’m not saying if they were rich they would have cut in line, but it does happen.
Rich people get treatments that aren’t even available to people on public health schemes like you.
They can and will pay for unapproved treatments that no one covers yet because they’re still experimental.
and sometimes the experimental treatments just let you in because they’re insanely dangerous.
He may not have cancer, but when interviewing Shoigu at the start of the war, he sure gripped that table like his bowels were about to fall out of his asshole. Something was definitely wrong with him health wise at the time.
There was a video shortly before 2022 from some ‘eternal fire’ ceremony or somesuch where Crabby had to take two steps down sideways. Was pretty entertaining to see.
My grandfather had terminal cancer for like 4 years as an upper middle class man in his 30s back in the early 1980s. So I could see someone with Putin’s influence being able to stave off the reaper for longer with modern medicine and effectively infinite resources.
And Parkinson’s, I thought, at some point?