Voice of reason. Fool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me.
https://www.facebook.com/watch?v=1380950202657180
Lordo wrote:Bullshitting is spreading. Very interesting headline. Says it all really.Ukraine won't forget who backed us - foreign minister
Ukraine's foreign minister tells the BBC nations that don't back Ukraine will be held to account.
Wow we are shaking in our boots.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-64976079
Kikapu wrote:
We all seen these images by now and still it is claimed that the Russian Jet had struck the propeller on the drone to cause one blade to bend and causing it to crash into the Black Sea.
Now, this has to be the biggest bollocks of an explanation by the Americans that the Russian jet physically made contact with the drone’s propeller. It is physically not possible for that to happen since the propeller on the drone is protected from all sides by objects extending further out than the propeller, like the stabilizers at the aft of the drone.
What is more likely to have happened was that the thrust from the Russian jet engines forced one of the stabilizer (most likely the top right stabilizer) to break off towards the propeller and making contact, hence bending a propeller blade. It was also stated that this bent propeller caused the drone to fall into the sea, which is another bunch of bollocks.
A missing stabilizer at the aft on the drone would have caused the drone to fall out of the sky and not a bent propeller . The fuel spray from the Russian jets was more than likely to clog up the air intake valves to make the engine stop running on the drone, so to crash land into the sea or glide back to home base, which did not seem to have worked, but was a good idea all the same.
Do you trust the media? This is SHOCKING, Operation Mockingbird is back
https://rumble.com/v2dhyc9-do-you-trust-the-media-this-is-shocking-operation-mockingbird-is-back-redac.html
In 1954, Crimea was handed to Ukraine as a gift by Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev, who was himself half-Ukrainian. Only 10 years earlier, Joseph Stalin had deported Crimea's entire Tatar population, some 300,000 people, allegedly for co-operating with Hitler's Germany.
Trump's comments about the ongoing war in Ukraine echoed his previous remarks that he would have allowed Putin to control "certain areas" in the beleaguered country to avoid the conflict.
Robin Hood wrote:So the ICC has issued an arrest warrant for Pres. Putin?
First of course the ‘accused’ in International Law, in fact even National Law in most countries requires the accused to have access to the evidence. That should be interesting?
This was also interesting ...... Dan Cohen has looked into the way the news gets out. Seems to know what he is talking about! He mentions the fact I realised a long time ago .... we only hear about Russian war crimes ...... never Ukraine war crimes! Next we will hear Zelenskey has been put gorward for the Nobel Peace Prize!Do you trust the media? This is SHOCKING, Operation Mockingbird is back
https://rumble.com/v2dhyc9-do-you-trust-the-media-this-is-shocking-operation-mockingbird-is-back-redac.html
Lordo wrote:The deeper you go worse it gets.
Our resident Trump stooge is going to be livid.
Trump's comments about the ongoing war in Ukraine echoed his previous remarks that he would have allowed Putin to control "certain areas" in the beleaguered country to avoid the conflict.
There was no need to allow part of Ukraine to be controlled by Russia. If Ukraine signed the Minsk agreement, the Russian speakers in the east would have autonomy but still be under Ukraine. But now that they voted to join the Russian federation, of course it is a tad too late.
repulsewarrior wrote:...the reporter describes Putin's need for Xi's support, and the price he will have to pay for getting it.
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