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Wow, and I thought I had a bias for having relatives close to the conflict... A citation or two or three would be nice on all of this, as I do not share many o
by sologoub 12y ago
Wow, and I thought I had a bias for having relatives close to the conflict...
A citation or two or three would be nice on all of this, as I do not share many of your assumptions. That said, without being there first hand, I don't think one could really know the truth.
Not sure if you read Russian, but here's more "entertainment" on the subject of MH17: http://lenta.ru/news/2014/11/14/boeing/ http://lenta.ru/news/2014/11/14/boeing/.
On the subject of MH17, it's really appalling how the media and people discussing it seem to focus on the Ukrainian conflict and not on the loss of life here itself or even on the people working to fight AIDS: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malaysia_Airlines_Flight_17#Passengers_and_crew http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malaysia_Airlines_Flight_17#Pas....
- mtrimpe 12y agoI know I would get down-voted because of the display of emotion there but you replying with the Su-25 conspiracy theory which has been debunked ad-nauseam just really further makes my point. Pretty much everything I shared is fairly common knowledge/sense with Occam's Razor applied to geopolitics. I'd be interested in which of the 'assumptions' you don't share. And about the MH17 loss of life... I'm Dutch. I have close friends who lost close friends there. I feel the loss. I'm just even more sad that they even died mostly in vain.
- sologoub 12y agoI'm sorry for their loss! For the "entertainment" remark, I find the various theories somewhere between insulting and criminal, because that airspace is so tightly controlled, both NATO and Russia know what happened, but neither side is coming forth with concrete evidence for various reasons that do not serve justice. The reason I linked to it is to illustrate how ridiculous the entire situation is.