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Independent journalist Dilyana Gaytandzhieva appeals to Russian President Vladimir Putin via this video...

https://s1.cdnstatic.space/wp-content/u ... 2/08/d.mp4

Yet another source confirming criminal America's bio-labs and their links/arming of ISIS and Al-Qaeda!

[Kikapu]

New York Times columnist: Deeper mistrust between Biden and Zelenskyy than people know

The U.S. sent another $550 million in military aid to Ukraine on Monday

Hanna Panreck

New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman wrote Monday that there is a "deep mistrust" between President Biden and Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and that the White House is very concerned about the country's leadership.

"The Ukraine war is not over. And privately, U.S. officials are a lot more concerned about Ukraine’s leadership than they are letting on. There is deep mistrust between the White House and Ukraine President Volodymyr [Zelenskyy] — considerably more than has been reported," Friedman wrote.

Friedman, in May, called Ukraine "marbled by corruption" and added "my sense is that the Biden team is walking much more of a tightrope with Zelenskyy than it would appear to the eye — wanting to do everything possible to make sure he wins this war but doing so in a way that still keeps some distance between us and Ukraine’s leadership."


The left-leaning columnist's words carry weight given his comparative closeness to Biden among media members; he had a private lunch with the president in May and afterwards gushed over his foreign policy chops.

https://www.foxnews.com/media/new-york- ... eople-know

[repulsewarrior]

...the limits of what Russians will speak about, given the Law on the subject.

[Pyrpolizer]

The aid to Ukraine is both financial and military. Assuming those 550 million is military aid then more than half goes to commissions towards various elitists both in Ukraine and the US. Concerning the financial aid, part has to go to pay the salaries of the Ukrainian public and military servants, as well as pensions, loans etc. Financially Ukraine is already a failed state. It's just surviving because of the US financial aid... Another part is still shared among corrupted elitists, and the mafia. Corruption in Ukraine reigns supreme, Norway itself stopped their gas supply(?) contracts -don't remember if it was for gas supply or for infrastructure for gas supply- with them, just because the Ukrainians were doing nothing other than ripping off the Norwegian company involved to the point it almost went bankrupt. There were reports lately of huge investments in Cryptos in Asian markets originating from Ukraine...

[repulsewarrior]

...indeed corruption and elitists go together; from one corruption to another, it is what defines elitists, isn't it?

...and what is any different to any effort to end Hunger, or Disease, for example? It is said on average one must spend ten dollars to assure oneself that those in need get one.

...intentions must change, so far it is merely a war over power; the elite is not yet prepared to change their motivations for money and how to get it.

Putin is no Hero and he is a wicked player; it is no wonder that the rest of his contemporaries find him disruptive. My disappointment with him is that he does not invest in soft power, doing good on issues 'we' care about. Moving the technological frontier in a manner where their efforts toward global sustainability lead the world. Wanting Russian supremacy, while wanting Ukraine demise has no appeal to the rest of us who are next; to but it bluntly he is not saving the planet, he just wants more of whatever it has to give.

...if he were to "retake" the Ukraine, the corruption will be better in terms of it getting worse.

[Pyrpolizer]

...indeed corruption and elitists go together; from one corruption to another, it is what defines elitists, isn't it?

...and what is any different to any effort to end Hunger, or Disease, for example? It is said on average one must spend ten dollars to assure oneself that those in need get one.

...intentions must change, so far it is merely a war over power; the elite is not yet prepared to change their motivations for money and how to get it.

Putin is no Hero and he is a wicked player; it is no wonder that the rest of his contemporaries find him disruptive. My disappointment with him is that he does not invest in soft power, doing good on issues 'we' care about. Moving the technological frontier in a manner where their efforts toward global sustainability lead the world. Wanting Russian supremacy, while wanting Ukraine demise has no appeal to the rest of us who are next; to but it bluntly he is not saving the planet, he just wants more of whatever it has to give.

...if he were to "retake" the Ukraine, the corruption will be better in terms of it getting worse.

It's a myth that Putin personally decides in Russia. This myth was spread deliberately by the West to stir things up within the Russian public, hence prepare the ground for "regime change'. The Americans became experts in instigating 'regime changes" all over the world... look what happen to Pakistan within a week when Imbram Khan refused to "sanction" Russia.
Putin is the head of the Russian state who takes the final decisions already studied and proposed by other high ranking officials. Whatever is going on now is not for Russian supremacy, but to prevent further collapse of the ex USSR. Nonsense about Putin's presumable personal aspiration of becoming a new Peter the Great, are just that: Nonsense.

[repulsewarrior]

...i've heard of incidences like this in Cyprus during the invasion; one man against an Army, and stopping them.

[Get Real!]

Where's that brainless Canadian nincompoop, who doesn't understand why so much rubble...

https://www.amnesty.org.uk/press-releas ... -areas-new

Now do you understand it?

OK, you can flush your toilet now!

[repulsewarrior]

[repulsewarrior]

...interesting. And compared to Canada, prices are reasonable.