- Ohhh... Ohhh... Ohhh! It's evil. It's diabolical. It's lemon-scented!
- This Plan Z can't possibly fail!
We’ll just have to cancel “Z” from the alphabet.
How do they know it wasn’t for Zorro?
Please explain what Z means in the way that it is being used.
Russian athletes show more support for their nation’s troops than many present-day Americans one.
- Ohhh... Ohhh... Ohhh! It's evil. It's diabolical. It's lemon-scented!
- This Plan Z can't possibly fail!
In America, it’s
N|
since we’re sideways to Moscow
Ask Ivan actually supports the Russian invasion of Ukraine, maybe he should be wearing a different uniform.
Z are the southern Russian units
Z in a box are the units out of Crimea
O are the ones out of Byelorussia
V are the marines
X are the Roman Kadriov Chechens (real bad dudes)
A are the Spetnaz
I’ve been assuming that it was “Z” for Zelenskyy.
You may also recognize the “OK” symbolism in this next video about colours being a white nationalism symbol
The main letters used are V, O, and Z.
The Ukraine’s president is Volodymyr Oleksandrovych Zelenskyy. Hmm, what are his initials?
It’s pretty obvious (not just to me) that Putin is trying to play mind games with the Ukraine president.
We have all become not-Zs.
So, would that be a Roman Z or a Cyrillic Z, which looks like the number 3?
How did, “Z” become a Russian support symbol? I’m curious why it was chosen.
Also, is it me, or are we watching a potential repeat of the Second World War, but with less antisemitism? I mean, Hitler rolled right on into Poland, who was just minding its own business, killing soldier and civilian alike because he decoded the land belonged to Germany.
Sounds a little familiar, right?
I remember Z being a symbol of some sort back around 1970.