Hmmm, you think maybe the Ukrainians are a little pissed off?
You think maybe they have good reason for being really, really pissed off at malicious Russian soldiers rampaging in their sovereign nation???
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Of course we have. There are always differences that you ignore. Show me evidence of Putin looking at what he has ordered people to do.
Thatâs the Daily Beast. Itâs up there with The Onion.
We canât take you seriously because you choose to ignore quite a bit, such as,
How Russiaâs False Flags Set The Stage For War In Ukraine
Russian news agencies have spread dubious videos painting Ukraine as the aggressor in the current conflict. Newsy and our partners at Bellingcat found evidence of hoaxes.
As for Biden, hereâs the latest,
April 4, 2022 â President Joe Biden called the atrocities committed by Russia and President Vladimir Putin in Bucha, Ukraine, a âwar crime,â but said it was not a genocide, adding that he is looking into more sanctions on Russia. #CNN #News
âWe failed to build a common European house,â Steinmeier said. âI did not believe Vladimir Putin would embrace his countryâs complete economic, political and moral ruin for the sake of his imperial madness,â he added.
Nicely put.
The German president on his mistake in supporting Nord Stream 2
Utube bans discussion challenging western narrative about what happened in Bucha
Finland appears to be getting closer to joining the NATO military alliance despite Russiaâs threat of military consequences if it becomes a member.
The countryâs politicians and NATO itself have both pointed to the possibility of Finland joining soon, and a recent survey showed a majority of the country in support of membership in light of Russiaâs invasion of Ukraine.
If Putinâs fear of an advancing NATO was really his excuse for invading Ukraine, could this be called a self-fulfilling prophesy?
Thereâs a difference between skepticism and misinformation. At CFI, we ask for evidence. A post like this avoids that and claims something has been repressed without showing what it is that has been âbannedâ.
I agree with you on the principle that information should be freely available. But you arenât making any case here that information is suppressed, only that an opinion is not being allowed on a website run by a private corporation. Whether or not thatâs good is a different topic.
Russian state news agency TASS reported Thursday evening that the guided-missile cruiser Moskva had sunk, citing a statement from the Russian Ministry of Defense.
Ukraine says they hit it with a missile.
Russia says it was due to an on-board fire and subsequent detonation of ammunition
So either Ukraine got a good hit, or itâs another example of Russian military âmisstepsâ (I wonât go as far as saying ineptness)
Either way - Itâs one for the Good Guys!
Mason Clark, lead Russia analyst for the Institute for the Study of War, talks with Rachel Maddow about the significance of Russia losing its navy flagship to a Ukrainian attack, and what is expected from the next phase of Russiaâs war in Ukraine.
I usually like to hear both sides of the argument before creating an opinion.
So for almost 30 years I heard Putin saying âWe donât like the NATO expansion and we donât want missiles in our borderâ.
I thought - okay this seems reasonable.
Then the war starts and on the second week he says âIâm not at war and these people with blood are actorsâ.
This is when I thought - omg this man has lost his mind.
I thought he was a diplomat but it turns out heâs a bit of a dictator.
I now hope we donât get dragged into a nuclear WW3.
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It looks like Ukraine may be getting a fast-track into the EU
And now Sweden and Finland are talking NATO.
I fear Putin may go off the rails and order a launch⌠the old âIf I canât have it, Nobody Can!â mentality.
Why do I feel like Iâm seeing a very bad reality show version of Hoganâs Heroes?
Thatâs the thing that scares me most.
Finland and Suede are thinking about joining NATO and Putin has said that he could not accept that !
Until attack against Ukraine, they were strongly against.
Sweden neutrality was part of its identity since 1815. Finlandâs one was imposed in 1947, but accepted.
Russia gathers troops and threatens to nuclearize Baltic sea.
Not yet reliable enough for any serious consideration, but there have been previous rumblings about Putinâs health and state of mind⌠and a possible path to the end of the Ukraine war.
And it has come up again:
https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/coup-remove-cancer-stricken-putin-144639299.html
https://www.yahoo.com/news/putins-leadership-unraveling-takes-regular-094931172.html
More reporting on Putinâs health.
âWeekend at Vladâsâ ?
Added: A longer timeline:
https://www.yahoo.com/news/timeline-shows-putins-alleged-health-135444302.html
âApart from the fear thereâs always love.â
Uliana Hileta is a graphic designer turned volunteer driver who drives refitted donated cars to the Ukrainian resistance forces fighting on the front lines. CNNâs Suzanne Malveaux reports.
The insanity of war continues, and the Ukrainians seem tougher than ever,
reinforced with Nato and Russian weapons, since Putinâs troops seem to be gifting that stuff to Ukraine as they flee the onslaught.
Thatâs what Putin gets for thinking he could master the MAGA-trumpster, and instead he gets himself infected with the insane manâs disease of
Weather Ballon Head, lots and lots and lots of ego and hot air, but no actual functioning brain inside.
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Here, Iâll play the role of one departed member and post some propaganda:
This was reported by several Telegram channels, including pro-Russian ones, which posted photos and videos from the site of the rally
See,⌠The MAGAts gotta learn. If they want more than 27 people at a rally, they need to round them up with guns and threaten them.
⌠not saying thatâs what happened in Russia âŚ