Chicago aldermen ask to revoke Moscow’s sister city status after Russian invasion of Ukraine – ABC7 (Chicago)

In a rare move of international repudiation, more than three dozen city council members are  asking the Department of Special Events to sever ties with Moscow. "If there is ever a time for us to step out of our municipal role it's at a time when the third largest military in the world, a nuclear superpower, is engaging in what can only be described as state sponsored terrorism," said Ald. Brian Hopkins
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Ex Illini
4 years ago

Too late. Moscow voted a few years ago to sever ties with Chicago due to extreme violence and virtue signaling.

Lions Choice
4 years ago

From The Expired Meter

THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: Chicago Aldermen Virtue Signal With Call To End Chicago’s Sister City Relationship With Moscow – WBBM AM 780 News Radio ChicagoBUT THESE ARE THE SAME CREEPS WHO ARE HELPING TO FUND PUTIN’S WAR — BY JOINING THE CLIMATE-KARENS THAT ARE TRYING TO DESTROY THE US OIL INDUSTRY — THE ONLY INDUSTRY THAT COULD CRUSH PUTIN’S WAR MACHINE — BY EATING PUTIN’S LUNCH ON OIL SALES

nixit
4 years ago

Did Rosa and the Tankie Rose Brigade sign this?

debtsor
4 years ago

Better question: Why were we a non-binary sibling city to Moscow in the first place???

Boscowama
4 years ago

Just another pointless ,futile attempt to look like they are doing something productive. Never mind the state of Chicago’s crime or economy, just keep on posturing!

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