Russo-Ukrainian War - 2022 Edition - Part 5

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tetrasect

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It was a synthetic government and we even know how the participants were selected and who selected them:
That's a coup.

And you still have no explanation as to why 27% of "Ukrainians" decided not to identify as Ukrainian citizens, according to your own sources. Probably an undercount, given that the baseline was in 2016.

A coup or overthrow, is an illegal seizure of power or removal of a government and its powers by a political faction, politician, cult, rebel group, military, or a dictator.

What happened in Ukraine is called a revolution.

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What happened in Ukraine is called a revolution.
That's the rainbows and kittens version. When it has been precipitated by snipers firing on both pro- and anti-government factions, complete with "**** the EU", it's forced regime change.
 

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It was a synthetic government and we even know how the participants were selected and who selected them:
That's a coup.

Ukrainian parliament voted. The president ran away. Nothing synthetic here. Just special pleading from Russia.

And you still have no explanation as to why 27% of "Ukrainians" decided not to identify as Ukrainian citizens, according to your own sources. Probably an undercount, given that the baseline was in 2016.

I don't need an explanation. I showed that more than 50% of the Ukrainians want to remain Ukrainian, that's in the actual Donbas areas. That's no reason to break international law, attack a sovereign country, threaten the world with nukes, kill innocent people, destroy a country, and so on, when you're a big d1ck nuclear power, and second best army in the world, with UNSC P5 status, OSCE status, Council of Europe member, etc. Over what?

Nothing here justifies a full own Hitler like war of aggression.

You can try to find imperfections in Ukraine but no country is perfect, but sure as fsck, Ukraine did not invade anyone and is only defending their borders and national integrity in line with the UN Charter. Russia must fek out of Ukraine and shame on you for supporting Hitler 2.
 

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Seems he has a thing for being humiliated so who knows?

Maybe they can set the meeting for 10 and only show up at 11 so Putin can bask in it for a whole hour.
I am noticing lately that Putin is making even more delusional statements about other nations affairs.
That translates to him losing big time.

Just today

Putin tells IAEA’s Grossi Moscow is ‘open to dialogue’ on nuclear plant

President Vladimir Putin said that Russia was not working against anyone in energy markets

Russia won’t refuse Putin-Biden meeting at G20 summit

Russian official warns Western nations over support for Ukraine

US ‘de facto’ involved in Ukraine conflict, says Russian foreign minister

Russia says attacks continue on Ukraine’s military, energy facilities

Putin attempts to persuade IAEA that Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant seizure is being "excessively politicised"
 

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That's the rainbows and kittens version. When it has been precipitated by snipers firing on both pro- and anti-government factions, complete with "**** the EU", it's forced regime change.

No regime change. President ran away, same guy who had previously committed fraud. Parliament stepped in as was their right. Hey but at least at every election Ukrainians change their head of state, not like Russia where the same guy rules for the past 20 years.

You speak of rainbow and kittens while Russians kill civilians. They just murdered an oncologist.
 

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That's the rainbows and kittens version. When it has been precipitated by snipers firing on both pro- and anti-government factions, complete with "**** the EU", it's forced regime change.

It's the factual version.

And you're talking kak.

800,000 people took to the streets in Kyiv alone.

Go talk to someone who was there instead of listening to Russian idiots.
 

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Why was a top Russian judge driving on a bridge to Crimea in a sh!++y car in the middle of the night?
It looked like a pretty decent car for 4 people. Looks like they were planning to film something in Crimea.

Unfortunately the death toll then stands at 5, not at 3 people. Maybe they had nothing to do with the whole thing and was at the wrong place at the wrong time. The source is pretty much a tabloid, will see if the Kremlin picks this up. The victims does look like decent people though.
 

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It looked like a pretty decent car for 4 people. Looks like they were planning to film something in Crimea.

Unfortunately the death toll then stands at 5, not at 3 people. Maybe they had nothing to do with the whole thing and was at the wrong place at the wrong time. The source is pretty much a tabloid, will see if the Kremlin picks this up. The victims does look like decent people though.

They didn't deserve to die but any Russian moving to or going on holidays to Ukrainian land that is forcefully occupied by Russian fascists is not a "decent person". In fact I would call them a "piece of sshit".
 

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The crowd were incensed because they were fired upon by snipers. This isn't rocket sicence. But it turns out that the same bullets were found in the police. The same snipers. Estonian Foreign Minister Urmas Paet was not a liar. Victoria Nuland was discussing a synthetic government, not her dinner guests.

"synthetic government"?

Wtf is that BS? Another one of your ridiculous matrix fantasies?
 

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UK businessman charged with conspiring to violate sanctions on Russian oligarch​

British businessman Graham Bonham-Carter has been arrested on US charges of conspiring to violate sanctions placed on Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska, prosecutors have said.
Bonham-Carter was arrested in the UK, and federal prosecutors in Manhattan will be seeking his extradition. He was also charged with wire fraud for funding US properties purchased by Deripaska and efforts to expatriate Deripaska’s artwork in the US.
The charges come as the US Department of Justice seeks to pressure Russian oligarchs through sanctions, asset seizures and criminal probes to stop backing Putin after the country’s invasion of Ukraine.
 

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It's the factual version.

And you're talking kak.

800,000 people took to the streets in Kyiv alone.

Go talk to someone who was there instead of listening to Russian idiots.
I suppose it was kind of like the July riots we had here - everyone had to dip in
 

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Some Russian foot wraps ...

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Think of these whenever you have a wrap at a restaurant or make one yourself. :)

Too bad Youtube is banned in Russia. Now they will never learn about what socks are and how easy it is to make them.

 

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Also there is no such a thing as a honest and good high ranking judge in Moscow.

Yeah no that judge probably did deserve it. I was referring to the other people who I'm guessing were just civilians going on a trip to the beach or something.
 
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