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by _kbh_ 4y ago
America is more than component enough to blow up a gas pipeline, so why was one of the pipes of Nord Stream 2 spared? Pressuring Germany to certify it giving Russia a huge win. The obvious answer is because regardless of how much text peopl
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by _kbh_ 4y ago
You have yet again not posted a single source for your claims, in fact you haven’t posted a single source for any claim in this thread. Your rambling multiple paragraph replies aren’t sources and won’t stop the fact that the world now knows
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by _kbh_ 4y ago
> "the UN" had done a lot of reports related to the Angloamerican propaganda in the past as well, and the results of each precisely reflected the agenda of whichever country was leading that particular commission at that given
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by _kbh_ 4y ago
> Well then second rate gear must be all the west has? Second rate gear that the west is trying to get rid of is what is being supplied, in part because its nearly as easy as mothballing and a lot of it just happens to cross over with wh
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by _kbh_ 4y ago
here's a source. https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2022/10/05/crowdfunding-spotl...
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by _kbh_ 4y ago
> Yeah. Better than the evidence that the Ukrainian government, who had to fire one of their ministers for lying about 'Russians raping children', has. Its amazing how proven, persistent liars can be trusted again and again in
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by _kbh_ 4y ago
> I'm not interested in wasting time over the trite debate of who started first. It's irrelevant. Put it how you want, the entire west is at war with Russia, and they are holding much better than we'd like to admit. Im int
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by _kbh_ 4y ago
> Yes and no. No, the entire west is not kinetically at war with Russia. But yes, the west is supplying Ukraine with hardware, training, intel, cyber, and financial (at least). It's not just Russia vs Ukraine, it's Russia again
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by _kbh_ 4y ago
> The Minsk agreements were a settlement to the previous war — which said that Ukraine would respect Russian heritage and allow those regions to be semi-autonomous. Where’s Ukraines settlement for Russia breaking the Budapest accords for
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by _kbh_ 4y ago
> Normally this sort of admission comes after the fact. Decades later when everyone who was there is dead, we would learn that the British, Americans, and probably other NATO countries were all-but pressing the button on the war against
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by _kbh_ 4y ago
> Yeah, when whichever 'nationalist' Ukrainan battalion murdered those people who wore the white armbands of Russian volunteers are caught, we will definitely learn what happened. This is such an extraordinary claim you must ha
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by _kbh_ 4y ago
> but to deescalate you have to give both sides something to claim as victory. So what lane mass of Russia the same size of Crimea does Ukraine get?. Or do they get nothing of value at all as their “victory”?.
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by _kbh_ 4y ago
> Really disappointed to see Novara print this drivel, but it tracks with the greater “left’s” failure to see this situation clearly. I think the only one who fails to see this situation for what it is, is you. > I actually stopped re
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by _kbh_ 4y ago
> Certainly. This was only the most high profile incident. https://www.commondreams.org/news/2022/05/06/boris-johnson-p ... It looks like the article is being misinterpreted. Here’s a comment from the
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by _kbh_ 4y ago
> Laughable given that Ukraine had already negotiated a settlement with Russia early in the war and the US nixed it. Can you link to a source for this?.
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by _kbh_ 4y ago
Ceasefires only benefit Russia, easiest way to end this conflict is to arm Ukraine with all the weapons they need to push Russia out of its territory.
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by _kbh_ 4y ago
There own soldiers dug defences in one of the most radioactive places in the world earlier on in the war. So I’d say it’s probably worth being skeptical of their claims.
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by _kbh_ 4y ago
> Opinion certainly varies, but it’s ridiculous to suggest I’m a Russian propagandist for disagreeing with you. I don’t have to like Russia to be more fearful of the US. Especially if you go to Eastern Europe you will encounter this view
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by _kbh_ 4y ago
> Why is it so hard to believe many of us Europeans find it far more plausible that the US did it? Especially after all the sanctions, coups, invasions and proxy wars, now right on our doorstep. Because europeans don't, this is just
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by _kbh_ 4y ago
> I wish I lived in a world where it was legal to say whatever you wanted. You do, your just mixing up freedom of speech with having no consequences for your speech. You can say whatever you want, you just may get sued if you end up caus
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by _kbh_ 4y ago
> It's hard to prove that attacks are indiscriminate. For 50 years Israel has been accused of this and has successfully batted away the accusation with "well, we were firing at militants, civilians just happened to be there who
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by _kbh_ 4y ago
> NATO and the US will likely not respond if Putin uses a small nuke in Ukraine. There’s too much to lose. They’ll just let it happen, as they should. Which is obviously terrible and devastating for Ukrainians, but probably best for the
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by _kbh_ 4y ago
> There is a lack of independent observers of war crimes (there are satellite photos of dead bodies, but that in itself doesnt prove war crimes were committed) as well as powerful incentives for Ukraine to lie about this on an industrial
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by _kbh_ 4y ago
but Kyiv is no where near the front line, having any equipment like artillery deployed there makes no sense.
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by _kbh_ 4y ago
Some of the drones used by Ukraine have pretty wild so far, one ive seen rarely mentioned is this unknown larger drone that drops 10 grenades at a time, carpet bombing an area. https://twitter.com/uaweapons/status/
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by _kbh_ 4y ago
Every single city in Ukraine that Russia has occupied and subsequently left, and why not throw in Chechnya for fun as well. Russia is incapable of conducting proper military operations, its why they rely on their 20th century terror tactics
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by _kbh_ 4y ago
> It's because Ukraine has no military infrastructure to speak of, anymore. The common tactic thus far was to station military staff and supplies in civilian buildings, move them out before a strike if possible, then release a news
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by _kbh_ 4y ago
> If you take an equally liberal interpretation (which they obviously do), there isnt any clear evidence that Russia has broken any laws of war either. Is raping and torturing civilians against the laws of war?. Cause we have plenty of e
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by _kbh_ 4y ago
> These were all reactions to NATO encroachment, no? These were all reactions to those countries being post soviet states that Russia wants to occupy due to their imperialistic ambitions. Its why Russia hates post soviet states like Pola
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by _kbh_ 4y ago
> You mean the smallest feature size. That is the word I am looking for. > That used to be the case until Samsung start playing around with the number a little bit more for marketing, and the whole market force TSMC to follow, and af

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