Well, howdy there, Internet people, it's spell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Russia mocking the U.S. and NATO over being weak and Gen Z communication issues.

The lack of any tangible response to Russia's violation of Poland's airspace has predictably given Russia the idea that the West is in a weakened state.

They seem to be reading Trump's silence on the issue as indecision.

An anchor with Russia's state news said, quote,

President Donald Trump basically ignored a journalist's question about whether what happened

was an act of aggression. He chose to remain silent. He chose to be silent. That's the read in Russia.

That looks like it was before Trump actually started trying to give Russia an out over the incursion.

Trump said, quote, it could have been a mistake. A statement that bothered Poland so much,

their foreign minister directly replied to the idea, saying, quote, no, that wasn't a mistake.

Meanwhile, a member of the Russian Duma, that's their Congress,

said that all of Europe is squealing over the Russia incursion that Trump refused to condemn.

He pointed to the division in the West and compared it to Russia's relationship with North Korea.

Quote,

All of us are together.

We are strong and they are weak.

Trump, for his part, has decided to deploy troops to Memphis, Tennessee.

So much for being respected on the international stage.

Meanwhile, in the United States, even Republicans in Congress are breaking with Trump's less

than proactive responses to Russia. The Republican House just passed the U.S. military budget,

with protections for aid to Ukraine. During that process, Republican members of the House

Armed Services Committee spoke in favor of Ukraine. Don Bacon of Nebraska said, quote,

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