Posted on 12/11/2022 9:49:31 AM PST by dennisw
Are you trying to claim only about 9000 Russians are dead so far? Even your articles say the numbers are “far higher” than that. And judging from the number of corpses and blown up armor seen in videos and photos, 9000 dead is definitely just a fraction for Russia.
Who exactly are you trying to convince with these links? People who won’t read the articles?
“Who exactly are you trying to convince with these links? People who won’t read the articles?”
As with your brother dennisw, when you going to shat out counter evidences and sources, he who talks with one huge ass mouth?!
You propaganda peddling idiots good at running your collective mouths but fail HARD at providing any amount of sources or evidences to counter the evidences and sources others provide. YOU and your peddling cohorts F A I L!
“A torture chamber, where Ukrainians used electric shocks on their victims, was uncovered in one of the factories vacated by 🇺🇦 troops in the Donbass.”
https://twitter.com/KhersonFrom/status/1599864302319546368
Whoever wrote that article is hopelessly out of date with their propaganda. Not even Russians still repeat the lie that Ukraine banned the Russian language—which is the native language for hundreds of thousands of Ukrainian troops!
When.
You.
Going.
To.
Shat.
Out.
Counter.
Sources.
And.
Evidences.
Propaganda peddler?!
Sources?
Evidences?
Where?!
Hello?!
—>> and you do this all the time
And yet you were the only and first one to bring up sex.
More ‘inconvenient truths’ for you, propaganda peddler.
“Col. Richard Black: Ukraine is losing more men per day in Bakhmut (alone) than the United States lost in a month during the Vietnam War”
https://twitter.com/Navsteva/status/1601756111115145216
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Col. Richard Black: I would just say to Ukrainians “watch out because if you think things have been bad so far you’re going to see something that is way beyond anything you’ve conceived of so far.”
https://twitter.com/Navsteva/status/1601762213920149504
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Still waiting on them counter sources and evidences there, peddler!
May interest
Ukraine: Putin’s War to Change the World
https://www.institutmontaigne.org/en/analysis/ukraine-putins-war-change-world
April 28, 2022
By Michel Duclos
1st EXCERPT - Putin’s War:
It was Putin’s fear of “color revolutions” – a fear that had begun with Ukraine’s “Orange Revolution” of 2004—that pushed him towards reinforcing both his authoritarianism and his opposition to the West. Secondly, and decisively, he saw that the “repolarization” he was seeking internationally earnt his country additional prestige—without provoking a reaction from America.
2nd EXCERPT - Putin’s War:
Putin’s role in the Syrian crisis allowed Russia to return as a power in the Middle Eastern theater, and The BRICS group that Minister Lavrov had so skillfully formed allowed Russia to rejuvenate its waning international influence. Most of the world’s developing nations agreed with his denunciation of Western “treason” over Libya.
BETWEEN THE TIME FRAMES OF THOSE TWO EXCERPTS:
Putin invaded Georgia, east of the Black Sea. And that, both:
- activated some NATO mechanisms
- increased eastern European interest in seeking national security assistance from NATO.
3rd EXCERPT - Putin’s War:
Western hesitancy over supporting the Syrian rebels, particularly Obama’s failure to follow through on his “red lines” in August 2013 and the dazed Western response to Russia’s Syrian intervention in September 2015, convinced Putin that he had adopted a winning strategy.
And
The Speech In Which Putin Told Us Who He Was
February 18, 2022
By Daniel Fried and Kurt Volker
EXCERPT:
15 years ago, Russian President Vladimir Putin used the [annual Munich Security Conference] gathering to issue a broadside that definitively rejected the European security order many in his audience had spent years trying to build. In February 2007, Putin stood in Munich’s Bayerischer Hof for 30 minutes and accused the United States of creating a unipolar world “in which there is one master, one sovereign.” He added, “at the end of the day this is pernicious.”
EXCERPT:
The real moment of revelation was his broader conclusion that the U.S.-led liberal order, a.k.a. the Free World, was of no interest or value to Russia.
EXCERPT:
Putin’s speech came as a shock to those who had invested substantial effort in working with Russia to include it in a post-Cold War global stability system – and, at the time, still believed this was possible. A decade and a half later, a massive Russian military build-up in and around Ukraine is capable of striking at any moment. We should not now be surprised or confused. He made clear his intentions already in 2007.
Good Lord they’re all old men.
So much for the ‘’Big, Bad Russian Army’’.
What’s the first casualty in war again?
It's Ukrainians soldiers being slaughtered literally the hundreds daily and Zelensky, the Biden regime and NATO couldn't give a hoot.
Yes vatnik, your tweets from random people—and this one somehow has me blocked from his account already—is hard evidence for your myriad of claims. I submit to your rock solid troll evidence.
A succinct and astute observation.
Thanks! I am reading it. With this and other Putin warnings, Germany and Europe still got hooked on Russian gas via pipelines. Always so much cheaper when it comes into Europe via pipelines. The EU was paying the equivalent of $20/barrel oil.
The European Greenies are to blame. The people who are paranoid - hysterical about fake global warming. Because natural gas (from Russia) was/is seen as cleaner than burning oil/coal and puts out less evil CO2 also.
Cranked is Vlad Putin's triple threat against America. Cranked will post anything, anywhere, at any time. Cranked, the Energizer Bunny of posting. Posting drek that everyone skims past.
Meat.
Unless you won the Nobel prize for discovering a unique DNA in Ukraine males.
Exactly - in reality, the Russian 'clown car' military couldn't even take Kiev. The "Big, Bad Russian Army" is an imaginary bogeyman, that the Deep State claims is somehow an existential threat to NATO, just so they can keep funneling tens of billions of dollars to Ukraine.
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