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Russian Court Sentences Griner to 9 Years

6 points by mkgeorge7 4y ago

Cupertino95014 4y ago
Is there any doubt that Putin is using her to humiliate Biden?
mkgeorge7 4y ago
Is it worth trading Victor Boot for her?
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- r721 4y ago
  According to CNN sources Russian government officials requested adding Vadim Krasikov to Griner/Whelan prisoner swap ("Krasikov was convicted in December of murdering a former Chechen fighter, Zelimkhan "Tornike" Khangoshvili, in Berlin's Kleiner Tiergarten in 2019 and sentenced to life in prison.") https://edition.cnn.com/2022/07/29/politics/griner-whelan-russia-murderer-request/index.html https://edition.cnn.com/2022/07/29/politics/griner-whelan-ru...
t-3 4y ago
The big question I've had from since I first heard about this is how did she get the cartridges to Russia in the first place? There's no way it's legal to bring them on a plane from the US.
- smoldesu 4y ago
  I'd imagine the Olympic charter flights have a much different security policy from your local Delta Airlines. They're probably more focused on securing the athletes than scouring through their bags.
  - t-3 4y ago
    I didn't know that passengers on chartered flights did not have to go through airport security, or that she was on an Olympic chartered flight. Everything I've seen has simply said she was there to play during the off-season, not anything to do with the Olympics.
    - hskdhdks 4y ago
      im sorry you are from a social class that must suffer from TSA private and chartered flights i can drive in the runway and enter my jet. this is actually the selling point of the few startups selling uber for planes. forgot their name. airX or something.
      - t-3 4y ago
        Correction for you: I'm from the social class that doesn't fly at all.
    - smoldesu 4y ago
      So much for my imagination, then.
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dijonman2 4y ago
She did break the law..
moistly 4y ago
Less time that some folk get for possession. Hardly seems fair that a death merchant is going to be traded to save her, when we have our own prisoners doing more time for lesser offences and no one bothers to save them.

6 points by mkgeorge7 4y ago

Cupertino95014 4y ago

Is there any doubt that Putin is using her to humiliate Biden?

mkgeorge7 4y ago

Is it worth trading Victor Boot for her?

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r721 4y ago
According to CNN sources Russian government officials requested adding Vadim Krasikov to Griner/Whelan prisoner swap ("Krasikov was convicted in December of murdering a former Chechen fighter, Zelimkhan "Tornike" Khangoshvili, in Berlin's Kleiner Tiergarten in 2019 and sentenced to life in prison.") https://edition.cnn.com/2022/07/29/politics/griner-whelan-russia-murderer-request/index.html https://edition.cnn.com/2022/07/29/politics/griner-whelan-ru...

t-3 4y ago

The big question I've had from since I first heard about this is how did she get the cartridges to Russia in the first place? There's no way it's legal to bring them on a plane from the US.

smoldesu 4y ago
I'd imagine the Olympic charter flights have a much different security policy from your local Delta Airlines. They're probably more focused on securing the athletes than scouring through their bags.
- t-3 4y ago
  I didn't know that passengers on chartered flights did not have to go through airport security, or that she was on an Olympic chartered flight. Everything I've seen has simply said she was there to play during the off-season, not anything to do with the Olympics.
  - hskdhdks 4y ago
    im sorry you are from a social class that must suffer from TSA private and chartered flights i can drive in the runway and enter my jet. this is actually the selling point of the few startups selling uber for planes. forgot their name. airX or something.
    - t-3 4y ago
      Correction for you: I'm from the social class that doesn't fly at all.
  - smoldesu 4y ago
    So much for my imagination, then.

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dijonman2 4y ago

She did break the law..

moistly 4y ago

Less time that some folk get for possession. Hardly seems fair that a death merchant is going to be traded to save her, when we have our own prisoners doing more time for lesser offences and no one bothers to save them.