Russia Invades Ukraine. Again
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Quote:Really? We're going to spend billions on rebuilding Ukraine when OUR schools, roads, bridges, and power grids desperately need repair??
Originally posted by SECOND: blah blah blah...
SIGNY: Just so you know SECOND: I haven't read any of your recent pos
THUGR: Aw shucks, here is another post you can ignore. Europe and the United States are going to build back a modern Ukraine. New schools, hospitals, cultural centers, army, you name it. It's called a Marshal Plan.
No such luck for Russia comrade. Can_you_see_me_laughing?
So Russia destroys it and we take responsibility?
Trust me, son, if that's what we do then the entire Russian Security Council will be smiling.
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Pity would be no more,
If we did not MAKE someone poor - William Blake
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Well... Technically speaking, the US did destroy Ukraine.
But CNN and MSNBC aren't going to tell you that.
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Quote:Signym, the money for American "schools, roads, bridges, and power grids desperately need repair" has already been passed and you failed to notice.
Originally posted by SignyM:
Really? We're going to spend billions on rebuilding Ukraine when OUR schools, roads, bridges, and power grids desperately need repair??
So Russia destroys it and we take responsibility?
Trust me, son, if that's what we do then the entire Russian Security Council will be smiling.
200 House Republicans vote against rebuilding America's infrastructure
November 6, 2021 11:47 AM
The House passed the $1.2 trillion package, which would fund improvements to the country's roads, bridges, and other infrastructure, late Friday night, sending it to President Joe Biden's desk for his signature.
The House of Representatives passed the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act on Friday night by a vote of 228-206, two months after the Senate approved the bill on a bipartisan vote.
A total of 200 Republicans voted against the bipartisan $550 billion infrastructure investment package, along with six progressive Democrats, the latter of whom felt the deal did not go far enough.
https://americanindependent.com/house-representatives-republicans-infr
astructure-investment-jobs-act-joe-biden-vote/
Signym, when it comes time to vote on money for Ukraine, the same 200 Republicans who voted against money for America will vote against Ukraine. Maybe it won't pass if more than 200 Republicans are opposed. What country are you living in, Signym, that you don't know when Republicans are opposed to "rebuilding OUR schools, roads, bridges, and power grids desperately need repair??" Possibly you don't know that Republicans are responsible for what they do because the stories they tell about themselves are not truth.
The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two
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Originally posted by SignyM:Quote:
Originally posted by SECOND: blah blah blah...
SIGNY: Just so you know SECOND: I haven't read any of your recent pos
THUGR: Aw shucks, here is another post you can ignore. Europe and the United States are going to build back a modern Ukraine. New schools, hospitals, cultural centers, army, you name it. It's called a Marshal Plan.
No such luck for Russia comrade. Can_you_see_me_laughing?
Really? We're going to spend billions on rebuilding Ukraine when OUR schools, roads, bridges, and power grids desperately need repair??
So Russia destroys it and we take responsibility?
Trust me, son, if that's what we do then the entire Russian Security Council will be smiling.
No, you have it wrong comrade. Russia will pay to rebuild Ukraine. American and Europe will help while forcing Russia to ante up. We are and have been, freezing their assets worldwide. That money is already in our banks stupid. I think the Russian Security Council won’t be smiling for at least a generation. And hey, I told you so.
Can_you_see_me_laughing?
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Hey comrade signym. Did covid get polish Russian collaborator kiki? Her disappearance was instant. Wouldn't that be a shame, not!
T
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Quote:1kiki hasn't posted since Feb 11th. Probably covid didn't stop 1kiki since 1kiki was not anti-vaccination, just anti-Ukraine.
Originally posted by THG:
Hey comrade signym. Did covid get polish Russian collaborator kiki? Her disappearance was instant. Wouldn't that be a shame, not!
T
http://fireflyfans.net/mthreaduser.aspx?u=41207
The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two
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Quote:So, now we're thieves? We steal other nations' money (agaist interntiona law) that's in our banks?
Originally posted by SECOND: blah blah blah...
SIGNY: Just so you know SECOND: I haven't read any of your recent pos
THUGR: Aw shucks, here is another post you can ignore. Europe and the United States are going to build back a modern Ukraine. New schools, hospitals, cultural centers, army, you name it. It's called a Marshal Plan.
No such luck for Russia comrade. Can_you_see_me_laughing?
Really? We're going to spend billions on rebuilding Ukraine when OUR schools, roads, bridges, and power grids desperately need repair??
SIGNY: So Russia destroys it and we take responsibility?
Trust me, son, if that's what we do then the entire Russian Security Council will be smiling.
THUGR: No, you have it wrong comrade. Russia will pay to rebuild Ukraine. American and Europe will help while forcing Russia to ante up. We are and have been, freezing their assets worldwide. That money is already in our banks stupid. I think the Russian Security Council won’t be smiling for at least a generation. And hey, I told you so.
Yeah, THAT'LL do our banks' reputations a lot of good!
Not.
No, we do not have Russia's money in our banks. We have SOME of their money in our banks. And it's apparently not as much as "we" thought. "We" thought it was $350 billion. An actual count has the money at about $100billion. It's a lot, but not enough to rebuild Ukraine.
You can bet that whatever money Russia is currently making on selling gas and oil to the west is NOT going into western banks.
Nah. ASSUMING that Russia just doesn't take over all of Ukraine (I wouldn't, but then, I'm not on their Security Council) the west is going to get stuck with that tar baby.
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THUGR: Can_you_see_me_laughing?
Yeah, I can picture it so clearly. And it's not a pretty picture!
THUGR, you seem to think that recognizing reality and criticizing the USA is somehow wrong. But, yanno, you can't fix problems that need to be fixed unless you recognize that they exist. You seem to need to keep latching onto one fantasy after another to maintain denial. Seriously dood, I hope you live your life better than you think about politics.
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Pity would be no more,
If we did not MAKE someone poor - William Blake
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Quote:1kiki hasn't posted since Feb 11th. Probably covid didn't stop 1kiki since 1kiki was not anti-vaccination, just anti-Ukraine.
Originally posted by second:Quote:
Originally posted by THG:
Hey comrade signym. Did covid get polish Russian collaborator kiki? Her disappearance was instant. Wouldn't that be a shame, not!
T
http://fireflyfans.net/mthreaduser.aspx?u=41207
The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two
She had issues. And being vaccinated is no guaranty. Also, her absence was very abrupt.
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The two of you chucklefucks would love if Kiki died. Because you're both garbage human beings.
Her and I got into more personal arguments than either of us would ever have wasted on scum like the two of you and I've been worried about her.
Hope you're alright, Kiki. I'll make it a point to forget about all of our arguments. At this point, 90% of the fucking country already forgot about Covid anyhow, just like I said they would. So why hold any grudges about that.
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Ukraine Fires Own Human Rights Chief For Perpetuating Russian Troop 'Systematic Rape' Stories
For over the past two months, an avalanche of stories have hit Western mainstream press which purported to document instances of mass rape carried out by Russian troops against Ukrainian civilians. One particular story in Time took off, driving outrage and condemnation by Western officials and receiving repeat coverage on CNN and other major US networks.
It alleged "a systemic, coordinated campaign of sexual violence" - relying chiefly on testimony gathered by Ukraine's appointed top human rights representative. It included a particularly shocking story of 25 teenage girls being gang-raped by Russian troops - nine of which became pregnant. According to the report:
Ukraine’s human rights ombudsman, Lyudmyla Denisova said that 25 teenage girls were kept in a basement in Bucha and gang-raped; nine of them are now pregnant. Elderly women spoke on camera about being raped by Russian soldiers. The bodies of children were found naked with their hands tied behind their backs, their genitals mutilated. Those victims included both girls and boys...
Ukrainians are speaking up about rape as a war crime to ensure the world holds Russia accountablehttps://t.co/tEilTSgmbS
— TIME (@TIME) April 24, 2022
As has been the pattern in prior wars, whether in Syria or Libya, the media claims got more and more sensational and over-the-top as the conflict intensified, and as Western powers became more deeply involved, yet with no concrete or definitive proof.
But one consistent detail in the majority of the stories is that the aforementioned Ukraine human rights ombudsman, Lyudmyla Denisova, is often the central figure feeding Western correspondents the shocking rape stories.
For example, she's featured in this April Newsweek piece:
Lyudmila Denisova, the Ukrainian Parliament's Commissioner for Human Rights, alleged on Friday that Russian soldiers have raped children during the ongoing invasion of Ukraine.
In a Facebook post, Denisova alleged that an 11-year-old boy was raped by Russians in front of his mother who was tied to a chair and forced to watch as it happened in the Ukrainian city of Bucha.
Lyudmyla Denisova, Ukrainian government image
Many such stories which presented ever-more horrifying details as the war progressed quickly went viral, particularly among pro-Ukraine activists on Twitter and other social media, to the point where prominent pundits would begin casually agreeing amongst themself that Russians simply are "animals".
And below is another example among many, which tended to be based on "reports say" for many of the most central, damning claims...
But recently, within the last couple of weeks, as investigators began to dig deeper into the allegations, it seems the media stories started to dry up. The geopolitical analysis blog Moon of Alabama details what happened in the following:
However, a bunch of eager NGOs in Ukraine, hoping for fresh 'western' money for new 'rape consultation and recovery' projects, tried to find real rape cases. They were disappointed when they found that there was no evidence that any rape had taken place
(machine translation):
On May 25, a number of media outlets and NGOs published an open appeal to Lyudmila Denisova calling for improved communication on sexual crimes during the war.
The signatories insist that Denisova should disclose only information about which there is sufficient evidence, avoid sensationalism and excessive detail in their reports, use correct terminology and take care of the confidentiality and safety of victims.
"Sexual crimes during the war are family tragedies, a difficult traumatic topic, not a topic for publications in the spirit of the 'scandalous chronicle.' We need to keep in mind the goal: to draw attention to the facts of crimes," the appeal reads.
An entire global activist movement eveNOTIFY: Y | REPLY | REPLY WITH QUOTE | PERMALINK | TOP | HOME