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“John Stewart defense!”

Wrong again! LOL

We both have have freedom of thought and expression to hold our point of view. I respect your freedom to hold your opinion. Absolutely, not my intention or responsibility to “change” or form the opinion for some one else.

I understand difference of opinions are TOTALLY fine with me. Please just skim or ignore my posts.

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VIDEOS

1. A fatal blow. The Russian commander surrendered to Ukraine with his soldiers!
Yunus Yemekleri
424K subscribers
4-8-2023 6:00 a.m. DST
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Q4PkYl3Kw0

2. ‘Putin has decided to become the new Stalin’: Exiled Russian dissident Vladimir Osechkin
FRANCE 24 English
2.71M subscribers
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6HhRgH5I0-s

Russian dissident Vladmir Osechkin spoke to FRANCE 24 from the French city of Biarritz, where he has been living in exile since 2015. The founder of Gulagu.net, an NGO that documents abuses in the Russian prison system, believes the Russian secret services “tried to organise his liquidation” in September 2022. Osechkin compared Russian President Vladimir Putin to a “new Stalin” at the head of a 21st-century Gulag, “pushing inmates to head to war” in Ukraine.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

Your support of Ukraine is illogical and not based on facts per the Pentagon leaks that clearly show the country is losing.

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ARTICLE Ukraine's Security Service detains bot farm owner who sold "Ukrainians" to Russian propagandists Ukrainska Pravda Fri, April 7, 2023 at 5:53 AM DST The Security Service of Ukraine (SSU) has detained a man who sold fake accounts of Ukrainians to Russian secret services and propagandists for information about the situation on the front line. Source: press service of SSU Details: According to the investigation, the bot farm was organised by an internally displaced person from Zaporizhzhia. He installed special equipment in one of the residential areas of Kropyvnytskyi and created anonymous social media accounts, selling them through the Darknet. The average cost of one bot is UAH 200 (US$5). Thus, the man created almost 3,000 fake accounts, which he planned to sell for a total of more than UAH 500,000 (US$ 13,534).   The SSU reports that his main "clients" were representatives of Russian secret services and pro-Kremlin propagandists under their control. Quote: "The aggressor needed the bots to spread disinformation allegedly on behalf of Ukrainian citizens about the situation at the front line, as well as to try to discredit the units of the Armed Forces. This way, the enemy tried to undermine the domestic political situation in different oblasts of Ukraine during the war." More details: During the searches in the man's apartment, the SSU found computer equipment and 3,000 SIM cards. He was served with a notice of suspicion under Art. 436.2 (justification, recognition as lawful, denial of Russian armed aggression against Ukraine, glorification of its participants) of the Criminal Code of Ukraine. The issue of additional qualification of the crime and a restriction measure in the form of detention is being considered.