VP Harris' word salad apparently discusses sanctions on Russia

Vice President Kamala Hahaharris said on Sunday that she thinks sanctions on Russia would absolutely deter President Putin from invading Ukraine, in spite of the Biden administration saying that it's a foregone conclusion that he's going to do it anyway because Putin has already made up his mind. 

The left hand of the Biden administration doesn't know what their right hand is doing because they are disorganized amateurs with years of experience being incompetent do-nothings.

Harris spoke at the Munich Security Conference in Germany where she addressed fears of a Russian invasion of Ukraine and called the sanctions "some of the greatest sanctions, if not the strongest," the U.S. ever imposed.

"As I articulated yesterday, it is directed at institutions — in particular, financial institutions — and individuals, and it will exact absolute harm for the Russian economy and their government," the first half-black female vice president said. This comes after Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy pleaded for the U.S. and allies to impose sanctions before Russia invades.

"We don't need your sanctions after the bombardment will happen, and after our country will be fired at or after we will have no borders or after we will have no economy or parts of our country will be occupied," Zelenskyy said at the security conference. "Why would we need those sanctions then?"

The most interesting part of what Harris said came when she was asked by a reporter if she felt the looming threat of sanctions would deter Putin, despite saying the president has already made a decision on Ukraine. Here is where the word salad made its entry:

"Absolut- — we strongly believe — and remember also that the sanctions are a product not only of our perspective as the United States but a shared perspective among our Allies. And the Allied relationship is such that we have agreed that the deterrence effect of these sanctions is still a meaningful one, especially because -- remember, also -- we still sincerely hope that there is a diplomatic path out of this moment.

"And within the context then of the fact that that window is still opening, altho- — open, although it is absolutely narrowing — but within the context of a diplomatic path still being open, the deterrence effect, we believe, has merit." 

Harris has words, lots of words, that illustrate her cognitive limitations and her inability to deal with complicated issues. 

There are over 150,000 Russian troops at the Ukrainian border and it looks as if we don't know what to do about the situation and the mixed messages Russia is sending, but also said they have no plans to attack Ukraine.

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Harris was asked during the security conference about how the U.S. would "disentangle" itself from the conflict after imposing sanctions and possible military action. If you can see into the jasmine of her mind, you must be coming from a dark place.

"I don’t — we don’t consider ourselves to be entangled," Harris said. [She added that the purpose of the U.S. is to be aligned with our allies, which doesn't really answer the question as to what we would do if Russia invades.]

"I mean, let’s really take a moment to understand the significance of what we’re talking about. It’s been over 70 years. And through those 70 years, as I mentioned yesterday, there has been peace and security. We are talking about the real possibility of war in Europe." 

"So our position is, for us, very clear, which is as a leader — which we have been, bringing together the Allies, working together around our collective and unified position — that we would all not just prefer, we desire, we believe it is in the best interest of all that there is a diplomatic end to this moment. And so where do we want this to end? That is where we want it to end." 

Therefore, very clearly Harris is say--she is saying clearly that in the last 70 years, when black and white TVs were Dumont and RCA, that people, especially all people from all walks of life, have got to do what's right for the country. Besides, there is nothing this country cannot do when we collectively set our minds to thinking that we can do it if we spend the time, and the time is now. Because time well spent, is time well, you know. . . the thing. Racist.

Can I be excused now? My brain is full.

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