Russo-Ukrainian War - 2022 Edition - Part3

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Nicodeamus said:
I never said it's a Utopia.......
Neither is Uncle Sam all that bad. Their actions since 9/11 was atrocious though.
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There is nothing good about Russia. Russia empowered Hitler and trained and armed the officers who would be in Hitler's wehrmacht and Waffen SS. They provided them with fuel, harbours, military co-operation and harbours as well as radio transmitters. Russia created the AK-47 and other weapons the scourge of civil wars, terrorism, oppression and murder the world over. Russia put nukes in Eastern Europe despite lying to the people there. Rusia enslaved millions. Russia post Soviet union attacked Chechnya and then other countries in their region.

While American designed the internet and computer you type on, reason why you're in France because without computers and internet you'd probably be stuck in SA, Russia gave us nothing.

I would hardly think that Russia is not an utopia.

And Russia did contribute to the Iraqi war.
www.chicagotribune.com

Putin: Russia warned of Iraq attack plans

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Nicodeamus said:
France didn't participate in the Iraq War. They actually spoke out against there being no WMDs..
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9/11 resulted in the invasion of Afghanistan by a 60 country coalition including France Nico. It was after Iraq 2:

Nicodeamus said:
I never said it's a Utopia.......
Neither is Uncle Sam all that bad. Their actions since 9/11 was atrocious though.
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It's obvious you're young. You have no idea of the time sequences.
 
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Nicodeamus said:
I don't ignore the other side, but the other side actively lied about the Syrian Chemical Weapons. When she (and others like Aaron Matee and Peter Hitchens) exposed that they were all of a sudden Putin supportors. This is classical propaganda.

She is on the ground reporting on the facts about the war. During war every side tried to mislead.
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Told you to watch the videos from Drunk Ronin. Go watch them. Mate is a hack. And pro-Putin propagandist. Repeating the endless edited Victoria Nuland phone calls. They always edit them. All liars and enablers.
 
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Nicodeamus said:
even before that the sanctions killed half a million kids. 9/11 was just another excuse for an invasion.
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Not true.
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

Changing views on child mortality and economic sanctions in Iraq: a history of lies, damned lies and statistics

In August 1990, Saddam Hussein’s army invaded Kuwait and consequently the United Nations imposed economic sanctions on Iraq. In 1991, an international military alliance expelled the Iraqi army from Kuwait during a short war. Nevertheless, the ...
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The UNICEF report took pains to spread the blame
for increased mortality in the south, mentioning factors
such as a dramatic increase in the bottle-only feeding
of infants in place of more nutritious (and less likely to
be tainted) breast milk. ‘It’s very important not to just
say that everything rests on sanctions’, Bellamy said in
a subsequent interview. ‘It is also the result of wars and
the reduction in investment in resources for primary
health care.’ But in the hands of sanctions opponents
and some news organisations, these findings were
translated into a UN admission that sanctions were
‘directly responsible’ for killing half a million children
(or even ‘infants’).
By November, UNICEF was annoyed enough with
the frequent misinterpretations to send out regular
corrective press releases, saying things like: ‘The surveys
were never intended to provide an absolute figure of
how many children have died in Iraq as a result of
sanctions.’ Rather, they ‘show that if the substantial
reductions in child mortality in Iraq during the 1980s
had continued through the 1990s—in other words if
there hadn’t been two wars, if sanctions had not been
introduced and if investment in social services had been
maintained—there would have been 500,000 fewer
deaths of children under five.’
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