lol no.
I'm like the university educated researcher quoting accepted source materials to define a well documented set of events.
Through visual media, no less.
I get that you believe liars.
It would seem that the only way to set the record straight is for you to go into Ukraine and witness these events first hand.
Would you care to put your rifle where your mouth is and go and fight with the orcs? :P
lol no.
I'm like the university educated researcher quoting accepted source materials to define a well documented set of events.
Through visual media, no less.
I get that you believe liars.
It would seem that the only way to set the record straight is for you to go into Ukraine and witness these events first hand.
Would you care to put your rifle where your mouth is and go and fight with the orcs? :P
That's exactly what the bag lady says. lol
Ha. Canned response much?
Again. If you're tryinta tell me that you know better about what's happening in Ukraine, you have to prove it to make me give any actual fucks what you're saying.
And the only way for you to do that is to go there yourself and come back with vids.
SC rules. You have to film yourself for a few seconds with a sign that says "Hello SC" with your username and the date.
Enjoy :D
Kick those vile child raping orcs out of Ukraine properly.
Yes. Russians rape children in Ukraine. then they roast their corpses and eat it. this is all true.
Ukrainian ombudsman fired for dozens of fake reports about Russian military raping kids
Drago Bosnic, independent geopolitical and military analyst
Propaganda has been an integral part of conflict since the dawn of civilization. It is expected that each side will always try to boost its image and raise morale, while trying to portray the enemy as the source of all evil. However, propaganda tends to not just only be ineffective when unchecked, but it can also backfire in ways which harm the side promoting it.
This is precisely what happened to Lyudmila Denisova, (now former) Ukrainian Ombudsman for Human Rights. Denisova has been fired for spreading disturbing reports about perverted sex crimes against children, allegedly committed by Russian soldiers. So, why would the former ombudsman get fired for reporting on "evil Russian war crimes"? Well, because the reports were entirely fabricated, based on nothing but Denisova's twisted imagination and malicious desire to portray Russia as the virtual Mordor of our time.
The former official was fired by Ukraine’s Supreme Council after the Rada (Ukraine's Parliament) voted for her dismissal, with 234 deputies voting in favor. Lyudmila Denisova’s failure to address her actual tasks of establishing humanitarian corridors and ensuring fair treatment of POWs in favor of fabricating baseless child rape allegations against Russian forces also led to her dismissal, Ukrainian MP Pavlo Frolov stated. Frolov further added that, since the start of the conflict, the former ombudsman had spent a lot of time abroad, not on business, but fabricating reports, with the media then lapping up her false claims that Vladimir Putin ordered Russian soldiers to deliberately commit atrocities against Ukrainian civilians, women and children in particular.
For nearly three months, the most prominent media in the political West have been publishing an avalanche of stories which focused on the supposed mass rape Russian soldiers committed against Ukrainian civilians. Once respected media outlets, such as Time magazine, actively report on these fabrications. One such news story, titled "Ukrainians Are Speaking Up About Rape as a War Crime to Ensure the World Holds Russia Accountable", alleged 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, and Ukrainian men and boys have been sexually assaulted in other incidents. A group of Ukrainian women POWs had their heads shaved in Russian captivity, where they were also stripped naked and forced to squat."
The report further states that "images of the dumped naked bodies of women and children, as well as the bloodied thighs of dead men with their hands tied behind their backs, are indelible." One problem, there were no images. They were never published anywhere, because there were none. The only one who saw such disturbing images was the former ombudsman Lyudmila Denisova, although they were only in her mind. Russian officials immediately denied the reports, but their claims were simply dismissed by the propaganda machine, which was busy expressing "outrage, disgust and condemnation" in incessant repeat coverage of the fabrications on CNN and other state-run news networks in the US.
Lyudmila Denisova was most often instrumental in feeding Western mainstream media the shocking rape narrative. According to a Newsweek report published in April, in a Facebook post, the former ombudsman 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." Other similar reports with neurotic titles about raping toddlers and even babies have become a regular occurrence in the political West's mainstream media. Articles titled "Russian forces rape minors in Ukraine, as they eat stray dogs which ate Russian corpses" seem to be the pinnacle of journalism in the political West.
This has been the time-tested pattern in numerous US and NATO-sponsored wars, whether in Yugoslavia, Syria, Libya or elsewhere. The propaganda machine of the political West would make claims which would never stop increasing in sensationalism, all in order to put more pressure on the side which was not aligned with the US and NATO. No concrete evidence is necessary, as the political West believes its media dominance is more than enough. Such false narratives were particularly effective in demonizing Serbs during the US and NATO dismantlement of former Yugoslavia in the 1990s. The same was used against numerous Arab countries, where legitimate governments were accused of unsubstantiated atrocities, which were then used as an excuse to bomb or invade those countries.
Ha. Canned response much?
Again. If you're tryinta tell me that you know better about what's happening in Ukraine, you have to prove it to make me give any actual fucks what you're saying.
And the only way for you to do that is to go there yourself and come back with vids.
SC rules. You have to film yourself for a few seconds with a sign that says "Hello SC" with your username and the date.
Enjoy :D
I know you're not really a bag lady. It's just that you've been wrong on this issue. Russia is just helping out their fellow ethnic countrymen. Now, will Russian continue into mainland Ukraine after securing the Donbas areas? I think not. we will see.
I am happy you did not get the vaxx tho. You were right on that issue.
Apparently there's been sabotage of the German rail network. Interesting move (if it was the Russians).
Could be an unconventional escalation. The pipeline was one thing, but infrastructure on NATO soil is pretty bold. Might be testing their appetite for a broader conflict.
I wasn't initially convinced the tactical nukes were the next step (and still have my doubts), but if Russia is responsible for these things it raises my suspicions.
Will be interesting to see if he tries to intimidate through nuclear drills or something, I still think there's a million ways he could really freak out the West that fall short of the actual button.
I suspect the sabotage was a pro Ruzzian protester, or a small group acting without the official backing of Pooptin, just as early attacks on conscription offices this past June(? July?) were solo Russian war protesters.
There is a surprisingly large pro Ruzzian population in Germany.
I absolutely believe the Ruzzians sent their war machines in there to fuck the Germans out of their pipeline early, tho. This way, it was easier to fling some more hate at the Americans. As if the Americans would sneak around blowing up the Germans' stuff like that.
When Americans want to wreck stuff they go in with their flags waving and a big marching band behind them. Like duh.
Pooptin is so dumb about American psychology >:T
Apparently there's been sabotage of the German rail network. Interesting move (if it was the Russians).
Could be an unconventional escalation. The pipeline was one thing, but infrastructure on NATO soil is pretty bold. Might be testing their appetite for a broader conflict.
I wasn't initially convinced the tactical nukes were the next step (and still have my doubts), but if Russia is responsible for these things it raises my suspicions.
Will be interesting to see if he tries to intimidate through nuclear drills or something, I still think there's a million ways he could really freak out the West that fall short of the actual button.
Yeah, What's up with the attacks on Germany? Why is someone trying to weaken and destroy Germany? Seems like a planned destruction.
Who want's Germany destroyed?
"The Great Reset is a global agenda spearheaded by The World Economic Forum (more on them later) that can be summed up in one sentence: "You will own nothing and be happy.""
Zelensky awarded the title of Hero of Ukraine to the hundredth Ukrainian Insurgent Army Miroslav Simchich ": The glorification of Nazi criminals continues.
Miroslav Simchich is “famous” for personally giving the order to destroy the Pisten settlement, where the Poles lived. Everyone was killed, including women, children and the elderly. Also on his account is another village - Troitsa. There, Simchich's detachment killed 78 people, most of them were Poles, but there were also Ukrainians.
Bandera burned all the houses, took away all things, killed everyone, including small children. Under the Soviet Union, Simchich was in prison for more than 30 years, but waited until Ukrainian "independence". Under Yushchenko, he was awarded the Order of Merit, under Poroshenko - the Order of Freedom. He is an honorary citizen of Lviv and Kolomyia, where a monument was erected to him during his lifetime.
