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  • War Crimes (in Ukraine)

    10/12/2022 2:59:45 AM PDT · by NorseViking · 108 replies
    The Dreizin Report ^ | October 9, 2022 | Jacob Dreizin
    Remember I wrote that “Russian collaborators” (those who couldn’t get out in time) were being subjected to repression by Ukrainian forces? Let’s back up a bit. The “mass graves” discovered in “newly liberated” areas of east Ukraine have FIZZLED. As with the last go-round near Kiev, the MSM quickly lost interest….. …..The U.S. Government never “officially” accused Russia of any particular/specific war crimes….. …..And the matter was not pursued actively (or at all) by the International Criminal Court. Translation: It was all just a bunch of crap, like everything else. Just a bunch of crap, fed to morons. One difference...
  • Operation Z: The Death Throes of an Imperial Delusion

    04/26/2022 3:51:57 PM PDT · by SpeedyInTexas · 16 replies
    Royal United Services Institute for Defence and Security Studies ^ | 26-APR-2022 | Jack Watling and Nick Reynolds
    WHEN RUSSIAN FORCES began to roll towards the Ukrainian border on the evening of Defender of the Fatherland Day, 23 February, Moscow was anticipating the capture of Kyiv within three days. Many outside observers – including the authors of this report – feared the destruction of the conventional Ukrainian military, even if they expected the fighting to last longer than Moscow had hoped. Moscow’s plan was for repressive measures to have stabilised control of Ukraine by Victory Day on 9 May. Instead, the Russian military was repulsed, suffering heavy losses, and is now embarking upon a limited offensive to try...
  • Microsoft to spoofed Skype users: Change your account passwords NOW

    07/19/2015 1:31:30 PM PDT · by markomalley · 6 replies
    The Register ^ | 7/19/15 | Kelly Fiveash
    An unknown number of frustrated Skype customers have been pestered by spoof messages on the Microsoft service for weeks, but the company is yet to close what appears to be a gaping hole in its software.Instead, Redmond has advised Skype users to change their account passwords. But complaints are building up about the lack of communication coming out of the Microsoft camp regarding what seems to be a Skype security flaw.The problem first appeared late last month. One Skype user, posting in a thread that now runs to 22 pages long, said: I received a message earlier today from a...