Lounge of Russian-Ukrainian War
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Being a foreign fighter in other nations/peoples wars is a surefire way to be horribly imprisoned, gulaged, tortured and or executed if your a POW. The Russian government has stated as much. If Russians catch foreign fighters, they will be jailed, sentenced to hard labor for life and possibly terminated depending on their actions in the war ( plus the other unpleasant technics that state approved messages don't mention). While the common enlisted or conscripted Ukrainian POW gets soup, sandwiches, and shelter, with a promised eventual merger back into society after the dust settles.
These naïve westerns have no idea the pain and suffering that may come to them. Some may and they may not have made lightly the decision to go, but for the majority, the western propaganda machine is sugar coating the heroics of war and promoting foreign interference with nary a mention of the horrors of being a long term POW without any "international or UN" protections.
From Newsweek:
"I wish to make an official statement that none of the mercenaries the West is sending to Ukraine to fight for the nationalist regime in Kyiv can be considered as combatants in accordance with international humanitarian law or enjoy the status of prisoners of war," Russian Defense Ministry spokesman Igor Konashenkov said Thursday, Russia's Tass news agency reported.
In reading that, it mean they can do to you whatever they damn well please and are only limited by the imaginations of the Russian or Ukrainian prison guards and wardens.
Personally, being caught by either Russians or Ukrainians as a outsider merc during a hot war, would be one of the most terrifying prospects I could imagine. This is a brother vs brother war and cousins are best to stay far away.
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Here’s an article about him:
Video: Avowed communist US Army vet joins Russian forces fighting Ukraine
An avowed communist from Texas and U.S. Army veteran is fighting for the Russian army in Ukraine, according to a video posted by the man who said he was
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This was news to me. Haven't heard a single mainstream media talking about this.
The same old ((())) Bolshevism tactics used a century later.
Ukraine’s NATO Membership 'Will Not Take Place': German Chancellor | ZeroHedge
ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zerowww.zerohedge.com
Czech media is reporting not only admittance to NATO is off the table for Ukraine but EU membership is as well.
Doesnt this basically completely obsolesce Zelensky? My intuition is this is why hes so desperate for the “ no fly zone” Hes panicked
I predict Lil Voldy resigns and seeks asylum somewhere with an robust poofter community within the next 30 day ( or less)
Globohomo can milk Putin as the villain long enough for the next crisis pivot or two and then back to Trump once he declares for 2024
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Interesting turn of events.
Could it be that governments are actually behaving more rationally than corporations, and that we will soon see overtures being made to Russia as the world tries to move past this debacle, realizing what enormous economic and social impacts it would have on everyone?
Germany of course is still buying Russian energy (Russia is banned from SWIFT payments, unless you are buying Russian energy and then it's ok because reasons), and the gasoline and food cost increases that the world would face would have disastrous effects (not least of all in the USA where the average family doesn't have $1,000 for emergencies and they are saying food costs could increase up to $1,000 a month).
I don't put *anything* past US media, but it will be really difficult for them to cover up all the evilness of the Zelensky regime, from the pledges to commit war crimes, to the rampant corruption (It's not just Hunter Biden and the Pelosi's who are getting sweetheart deals there--a LOT of US officials are deep in fraud there), to the weirdo Nazi stuff to the irrational acts like firing on Russian fireman at the nuclear site... at some point it should be obvious how evil Ukraine has been acting... yet I have no faith in my fellow American to see it.
Things aren't looking great now, but Putin is a far superior strategist than anyone on Team Globohomo, so I am hoping he has really thought this one through, and we will see a strong victory and quick return to peace and stability.
Could it be that governments are actually behaving more rationally than corporations, and that we will soon see overtures being made to Russia as the world tries to move past this debacle, realizing what enormous economic and social impacts it would have on everyone?
Germany of course is still buying Russian energy (Russia is banned from SWIFT payments, unless you are buying Russian energy and then it's ok because reasons), and the gasoline and food cost increases that the world would face would have disastrous effects (not least of all in the USA where the average family doesn't have $1,000 for emergencies and they are saying food costs could increase up to $1,000 a month).
I don't put *anything* past US media, but it will be really difficult for them to cover up all the evilness of the Zelensky regime, from the pledges to commit war crimes, to the rampant corruption (It's not just Hunter Biden and the Pelosi's who are getting sweetheart deals there--a LOT of US officials are deep in fraud there), to the weirdo Nazi stuff to the irrational acts like firing on Russian fireman at the nuclear site... at some point it should be obvious how evil Ukraine has been acting... yet I have no faith in my fellow American to see it.
Things aren't looking great now, but Putin is a far superior strategist than anyone on Team Globohomo, so I am hoping he has really thought this one through, and we will see a strong victory and quick return to peace and stability.
RT telegram channel confirmed blocked in USA on desktop computer and cellphone version. The block comes from the phone number you used to sign up on telegram for. If I use my Mexican VPN it still comes up as blocked. My VPN provider no longer does Russian servers; still has Ukranian.
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How creepy is that. How can speech violate local laws unless we no longer have a 1st Amendment?
So guys, serious question, what are we going to do once the azov batallion gets imported to the USA as refugees.
I barely follow the daily battle updates as I'm merely interested in the ramifications for the great reset global agenda, such as the escalation to a global conflict. However, what I gather is that the Russian army appears to be still Sovietized to me. When the Soviets attacks dwarf Finland in 1939 they lost in a guerilla war, whereas they had all the numbers etc. Now, shouldn't Russia already have gotten what they wanted in Ukraine? As in, Ukraine is such a disorganized entity. That tells me that Russia can manage their regional conflicts easily with their military, as they have the numbers and grit, but in a serious international war I doubt they stand any chance. That being said, in a real global conflict it'll be nuclear cause they know that they won't win on the battlefield, so in fact they don't even need to best or most advanced army in the world.
Use this Telegram mirror channel: https://t.me/rt_news_mirror
RT has published an article on how to access them. The RT website is visible to me, I'm currently VPN'd to the Netherlands.
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Relocate them to Chicago, Baltimore, Detroit,... anywhere they've been dumping the Mexican "refugees".
Isnt Chicago a big city for Ukranians ?
Not sure if this was posted yet. Russia is making spreading fake news a criminal offence. Subsequently, CNN, CBS etc. shut down operations in Russia. On the one hand, the channels' reaction is very telling. On the other hand, if a similar strategy were to be applied in the west, it would be used so that precisely the mainstream news outlets would benefit.
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Edit: And pidgin English will always look like a parody. BBC having a legit pidgin page is one of the more amusing aspects of diversity is our strength
Global news media on defensive after Putin signs 'fake news' law
Global news media said they were suspending reporting in Russia to protect their journalists after a new law that threatened jail terms of up to 15 years for spreading "fake news".
Global news media on defensive after Putin signs 'fake news' law
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LONDON/LOS ANGELES, March 4 (Reuters) - Global news media said they were suspending reporting in Russia to protect their journalists after a new law that threatened jail terms of up to 15 years for spreading "fake news".
- Summary
- Companies
- Russian law threatens jail for 'fake news' spreaders
- BBC chief says law appears to criminalise journalism
- Moscow says Western media show anti-Russian bias
- West has banned Russia's RT over Ukraine coverage
Britain's BBC said Friday it had temporarily halted reporting in Russia, and by the end of the day, the Canadian Broadcasting Company and Bloomberg News said their journalists were also stopping work. CNN and CBS News said they would stop broadcasting in Russia, and other outlets removed Russian-based journalists' bylines as they assessed the situation.
With Russia's attack on Ukraine drawing almost universal condemnation, Moscow has sought to hit back in the information war. Its communications regulator, Roskomnadzor, blocked Meta Platform Inc's (FB.O) Facebook, citing 26 cases of discrimination against Russian media. TASS news agency reported that Russia also restricted access to Twitter. (TWTR.N)
Russian officials have said that false information has been spread by Russia's enemies such as the United States and its Western European allies in an attempt to sow discord among the Russian people.
Lawmakers passed amendments to the criminal code making the spread of "fake" information an offence punishable with fines or jail terms. They also imposed fines for anyone calling for sanctions against Russia following the invasion of Ukraine.
The Kremlin did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment on the media companies' moves to suspend reporting.
News executives said the new law would hamper independent reporting and imperil journalists, and that their organizations must balance the obligation to audiences to report the news with protecting journalists against retaliation.
Edit: And pidgin English will always look like a parody. BBC having a legit pidgin page is one of the more amusing aspects of diversity is our strength
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