Russian-Ukrainian war of 2022- ... for the salvation of the World

[BADecker]

After two nighttime explosions, the Crimean bridge is closed. Moreover, the ferry service has also been suspended. I can imagine how the bunker squeals from such news.

Maybe you are right about Russia. After all, why would anybody (Russia in this instance) want to annex a country whose very name is Crimea?, except that they loved criminality? Of course, that's why it was Ukrainian in the first place, right?

[af_newbie]

After two nighttime explosions, the Crimean bridge is closed. Moreover, the ferry service has also been suspended. I can imagine how the bunker squeals from such news.

Maybe you are right about Russia. After all, why would anybody (Russia in this instance) want to annex a country whose very name is Crimea?, except that they loved criminality? Of course, that's why it was Ukrainian in the first place, right?

How about Qırım or Krym? Still a crime?

[BADecker]

After two nighttime explosions, the Crimean bridge is closed. Moreover, the ferry service has also been suspended. I can imagine how the bunker squeals from such news.

Maybe you are right about Russia. After all, why would anybody (Russia in this instance) want to annex a country whose very name is Crimea?, except that they loved criminality? Of course, that's why it was Ukrainian in the first place, right?

How about Qırım or Krym? Still a crime?

Ukraine:

According to the Hungarian newspaper Magyar Nemzet, “Many conscripted men are taken straight off the street by uniformed men….in Subcarpathia, a surveillance camera recorded the overreach of the authorities as a man trying to go to a store was kidnapped from his bicycle in broad daylight.” Many of these abductions have been recorded on video and posted on encrypted apps such as Telegram.

In response, some young men are refusing to leave their homes, hoping to avoid being sent to the front lines of the war. Others are avoiding forced conscription by bribing Ukrainian military recruitment officials. Many of these officials have become rich. In fact, one of them, Yevgeny Borisov, bought a luxury mansion on the Spanish coast and a chain of high-priced retail stores for his wife.

Sadly, corruption is rampant in Ukraine, which is why even supporters of our military assistance efforts, U.S. Senators John Kennedy (R-LA) and Krysten Sinema (I-AZ), wrote that “Americans lack a proper accounting of how our aid has worked thus far.” In their op-ed, the Senators also noted that “We’ve heard several unsettling reports of bad actors exploiting our generosity. Some of our costly weapons have ended up in black markets. And corrupt officials have tried to line their own pockets.”

[af_newbie]

After two nighttime explosions, the Crimean bridge is closed. Moreover, the ferry service has also been suspended. I can imagine how the bunker squeals from such news.

Maybe you are right about Russia. After all, why would anybody (Russia in this instance) want to annex a country whose very name is Crimea?, except that they loved criminality? Of course, that's why it was Ukrainian in the first place, right?

How about Qırım or Krym? Still a crime?

Ukraine:

According to the Hungarian newspaper Magyar Nemzet, “Many conscripted men are taken straight off the street by uniformed men….in Subcarpathia, a surveillance camera recorded the overreach of the authorities as a man trying to go to a store was kidnapped from his bicycle in broad daylight.” Many of these abductions have been recorded on video and posted on encrypted apps such as Telegram.

In response, some young men are refusing to leave their homes, hoping to avoid being sent to the front lines of the war. Others are avoiding forced conscription by bribing Ukrainian military recruitment officials. Many of these officials have become rich. In fact, one of them, Yevgeny Borisov, bought a luxury mansion on the Spanish coast and a chain of high-priced retail stores for his wife.

Sadly, corruption is rampant in Ukraine, which is why even supporters of our military assistance efforts, U.S. Senators John Kennedy (R-LA) and Krysten Sinema (I-AZ), wrote that “Americans lack a proper accounting of how our aid has worked thus far.” In their op-ed, the Senators also noted that “We’ve heard several unsettling reports of bad actors exploiting our generosity. Some of our costly weapons have ended up in black markets. And corrupt officials have tried to line their own pockets.”

Ukraine has a lot of problems with corruption. It is a side effect of being under Soviet/Russian rule for over 70 years.

Do you even know what sort of corruption exists in Russia? The country that you so vehemently defend.

Russia (137/180) is way more corrupt than Ukraine (116/180).
https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/most-corrupt-countries

I think Ukraine will be able to root out the last vestiges of Russified elements from its society and become
a normal country like the rest of Eastern Europe.

Russian gangsterism/fascism is a cancer that needs to be destroyed. In Russia and elsewhere.

[BADecker]

~

Ukraine:

According to the Hungarian newspaper Magyar Nemzet, “Many conscripted men are taken straight off the street by uniformed men….in Subcarpathia, a surveillance camera recorded the overreach of the authorities as a man trying to go to a store was kidnapped from his bicycle in broad daylight.” Many of these abductions have been recorded on video and posted on encrypted apps such as Telegram.

In response, some young men are refusing to leave their homes, hoping to avoid being sent to the front lines of the war. Others are avoiding forced conscription by bribing Ukrainian military recruitment officials. Many of these officials have become rich. In fact, one of them, Yevgeny Borisov, bought a luxury mansion on the Spanish coast and a chain of high-priced retail stores for his wife.

Sadly, corruption is rampant in Ukraine, which is why even supporters of our military assistance efforts, U.S. Senators John Kennedy (R-LA) and Krysten Sinema (I-AZ), wrote that “Americans lack a proper accounting of how our aid has worked thus far.” In their op-ed, the Senators also noted that “We’ve heard several unsettling reports of bad actors exploiting our generosity. Some of our costly weapons have ended up in black markets. And corrupt officials have tried to line their own pockets.”

Ukraine has a lot of problems with corruption. It is a side effect of being under Soviet/Russian rule for over 70 years.

Do you even know what sort of corruption exists in Russia? The country that you so vehemently defend.

Russia (137/180) is way more corrupt than Ukraine (116/180).
https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/most-corrupt-countries

I think Ukraine will be able to root out the last vestiges of Russified elements from its society and become
a normal country like the rest of Eastern Europe.

Russian gangsterism/fascism is a cancer that needs to be destroyed. In Russia and elsewhere.

Russia ended the USSR. Part of the reason was that they wanted to stop the corruption.

The fact that the Ukraine regime has been killing off Russians and Ukrainians intentionally, shows that they want the corruption to continue. We can see it easily in the fact that Zelensky and Biden are working together to keep the corruption going.

We all make mistakes. We all do bad things intentionally at times. But those of us who are attempting to turn away from the corruption, like Russia, are on a better path. Those who want to increase corruption, like the US government and Ukraine, are on a bad path.

[Alik Bahshi]

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Ukraine:

According to the Hungarian newspaper Magyar Nemzet, “Many conscripted men are taken straight off the street by uniformed men….in Subcarpathia, a surveillance camera recorded the overreach of the authorities as a man trying to go to a store was kidnapped from his bicycle in broad daylight.” Many of these abductions have been recorded on video and posted on encrypted apps such as Telegram.

In response, some young men are refusing to leave their homes, hoping to avoid being sent to the front lines of the war. Others are avoiding forced conscription by bribing Ukrainian military recruitment officials. Many of these officials have become rich. In fact, one of them, Yevgeny Borisov, bought a luxury mansion on the Spanish coast and a chain of high-priced retail stores for his wife.

Sadly, corruption is rampant in Ukraine, which is why even supporters of our military assistance efforts, U.S. Senators John Kennedy (R-LA) and Krysten Sinema (I-AZ), wrote that “Americans lack a proper accounting of how our aid has worked thus far.” In their op-ed, the Senators also noted that “We’ve heard several unsettling reports of bad actors exploiting our generosity. Some of our costly weapons have ended up in black markets. And corrupt officials have tried to line their own pockets.”

Ukraine has a lot of problems with corruption. It is a side effect of being under Soviet/Russian rule for over 70 years.

Do you even know what sort of corruption exists in Russia? The country that you so vehemently defend.

Russia (137/180) is way more corrupt than Ukraine (116/180).
https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/most-corrupt-countries

I think Ukraine will be able to root out the last vestiges of Russified elements from its society and become
a normal country like the rest of Eastern Europe.

Russian gangsterism/fascism is a cancer that needs to be destroyed. In Russia and elsewhere.

Russia ended the USSR. Part of the reason was that they wanted to stop the corruption.

The fact that the Ukraine regime has been killing off Russians and Ukrainians intentionally, shows that they want the corruption to continue. We can see it easily in the fact that Zelensky and Biden are working together to keep the corruption going.

We all make mistakes. We all do bad things intentionally at times. But those of us who are attempting to turn away from the corruption, like Russia, are on a better path. Those who want to increase corruption, like the US government and Ukraine, are on a bad path.

Power in Russia is in the hands of bandits, and corruption is inevitable there.

[BADecker]

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Ukraine:

According to the Hungarian newspaper Magyar Nemzet, “Many conscripted men are taken straight off the street by uniformed men….in Subcarpathia, a surveillance camera recorded the overreach of the authorities as a man trying to go to a store was kidnapped from his bicycle in broad daylight.” Many of these abductions have been recorded on video and posted on encrypted apps such as Telegram.

In response, some young men are refusing to leave their homes, hoping to avoid being sent to the front lines of the war. Others are avoiding forced conscription by bribing Ukrainian military recruitment officials. Many of these officials have become rich. In fact, one of them, Yevgeny Borisov, bought a luxury mansion on the Spanish coast and a chain of high-priced retail stores for his wife.

Sadly, corruption is rampant in Ukraine, which is why even supporters of our military assistance efforts, U.S. Senators John Kennedy (R-LA) and Krysten Sinema (I-AZ), wrote that “Americans lack a proper accounting of how our aid has worked thus far.” In their op-ed, the Senators also noted that “We’ve heard several unsettling reports of bad actors exploiting our generosity. Some of our costly weapons have ended up in black markets. And corrupt officials have tried to line their own pockets.”

Ukraine has a lot of problems with corruption. It is a side effect of being under Soviet/Russian rule for over 70 years.

Do you even know what sort of corruption exists in Russia? The country that you so vehemently defend.

Russia (137/180) is way more corrupt than Ukraine (116/180).
https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/most-corrupt-countries

I think Ukraine will be able to root out the last vestiges of Russified elements from its society and become
a normal country like the rest of Eastern Europe.

Russian gangsterism/fascism is a cancer that needs to be destroyed. In Russia and elsewhere.

Russia ended the USSR. Part of the reason was that they wanted to stop the corruption.

The fact that the Ukraine regime has been killing off Russians and Ukrainians intentionally, shows that they want the corruption to continue. We can see it easily in the fact that Zelensky and Biden are working together to keep the corruption going.

We all make mistakes. We all do bad things intentionally at times. But those of us who are attempting to turn away from the corruption, like Russia, are on a better path. Those who want to increase corruption, like the US government and Ukraine, are on a bad path.

Power in Russia is in the hands of bandits, and corruption is inevitable there.

Jesus explained it this way, and he was talking to the good people when he said it. So, how much worse are the bad people?! Matthew 7:9-11: "Which of you, if your son asks for bread, will give him a stone? Or if he asks for a fish, will give him a snake? If you, then, though you are evil, know how to give good gifts to your children, how much more will your Father in heaven give good gifts to those who ask him!" So, you can't get away from the idea of 'bandits' in this life.

Russia in the hands of bandits trying to change their ways and become good. Ukraine in the hands of real criminals from the US, the Elite, and Zelensky... trying to do more evil.

[Alik Bahshi]

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Ukraine:

According to the Hungarian newspaper Magyar Nemzet, “Many conscripted men are taken straight off the street by uniformed men….in Subcarpathia, a surveillance camera recorded the overreach of the authorities as a man trying to go to a store was kidnapped from his bicycle in broad daylight.” Many of these abductions have been recorded on video and posted on encrypted apps such as Telegram.

In response, some young men are refusing to leave their homes, hoping to avoid being sent to the front lines of the war. Others are avoiding forced conscription by bribing Ukrainian military recruitment officials. Many of these officials have become rich. In fact, one of them, Yevgeny Borisov, bought a luxury mansion on the Spanish coast and a chain of high-priced retail stores for his wife.

Sadly, corruption is rampant in Ukraine, which is why even supporters of our military assistance efforts, U.S. Senators John Kennedy (R-LA) and Krysten Sinema (I-AZ), wrote that “Americans lack a proper accounting of how our aid has worked thus far.” In their op-ed, the Senators also noted that “We’ve heard several unsettling reports of bad actors exploiting our generosity. Some of our costly weapons have ended up in black markets. And corrupt officials have tried to line their own pockets.”

Ukraine has a lot of problems with corruption. It is a side effect of being under Soviet/Russian rule for over 70 years.

Do you even know what sort of corruption exists in Russia? The country that you so vehemently defend.

Russia (137/180) is way more corrupt than Ukraine (116/180).
https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/most-corrupt-countries

I think Ukraine will be able to root out the last vestiges of Russified elements from its society and become
a normal country like the rest of Eastern Europe.

Russian gangsterism/fascism is a cancer that needs to be destroyed. In Russia and elsewhere.

Russia ended the USSR. Part of the reason was that they wanted to stop the corruption.

The fact that the Ukraine regime has been killing off Russians and Ukrainians intentionally, shows that they want the corruption to continue. We can see it easily in the fact that Zelensky and Biden are working together to keep the corruption going.

We all make mistakes. We all do bad things intentionally at times. But those of us who are attempting to turn away from the corruption, like Russia, are on a better path. Those who want to increase corruption, like the US government and Ukraine, are on a bad path.

Power in Russia is in the hands of bandits, and corruption is inevitable there.

Jesus explained it this way, and he was talking to the good people when he said it. So, how much worse are the bad people?! Matthew 7:9-11: "Which of you, if your son asks for bread, will give him a stone? Or if he asks for a fish, will give him a snake? If you, then, though you are evil, know how to give good gifts to your children, how much more will your Father in heaven give good gifts to those who ask him!" So, you can't get away from the idea of 'bandits' in this life.

Russia in the hands of bandits trying to change their ways and become good. Ukraine in the hands of real criminals from the US, the Elite, and Zelensky... trying to do more evil.

 Who is a bandit and who is good will determine the society. Society by voting in the UN identified Russia as an aggressor, that is, not good. By the way, even before Putin, Russia was called the Empire of Evil.

[BADecker]

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Jesus explained it this way, and he was talking to the good people when he said it. So, how much worse are the bad people?! Matthew 7:9-11: "Which of you, if your son asks for bread, will give him a stone? Or if he asks for a fish, will give him a snake? If you, then, though you are evil, know how to give good gifts to your children, how much more will your Father in heaven give good gifts to those who ask him!" So, you can't get away from the idea of 'bandits' in this life.

Russia in the hands of bandits trying to change their ways and become good. Ukraine in the hands of real criminals from the US, the Elite, and Zelensky... trying to do more evil.

 Who is a bandit and who is good will determine the society. Society by voting in the UN identified Russia as an aggressor, that is, not good. By the way, even before Putin, Russia was called the Empire of Evil.

Votes only show two things:
1. Who is controlling mainstream media;
2. Who is dumb enough to believe mainstream media without looking at and thinking about the facts.

[Alik Bahshi]

The Russians ruthlessly launched rocket attacks on non-military targets in Odessa.

[BADecker]

The Russians ruthlessly launched rocket attacks on non-military targets in Odessa.

It's like I told you in that other thread. If Ukraine keeps on asking for it, they're going to get it.

https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ffab&q=Russians+ruthlessly+launched+rocket+attacks+on+non-military+targets+in+Odessa&ia=web

https://yandex.com/search/?text=Russians+ruthlessly+launched+rocket+attacks+on+non-military+targets+in+Odessa&lr=10000&search_source=yacom_desktop_common&redircnt=1689804638.1

[Alik Bahshi]

The Russians ruthlessly launched rocket attacks on non-military targets in Odessa.

It's like I told you in that other thread. If Ukraine keeps on asking for it, they're going to get it.

Strange assumption! Will Ukraine really ask Russia to let Russian missiles destroy houses and kill people?

[BADecker]

The Russians ruthlessly launched rocket attacks on non-military targets in Odessa.

It's like I told you in that other thread. If Ukraine keeps on asking for it, they're going to get it.

Strange assumption! Will Ukraine really ask Russia to let Russian missiles destroy houses and kill people?

Is this the answer you were looking for?


The War in Ukraine Is an Undeniable Disaster for the Biden-Harris Regime


https://discernreport.com/the-war-in-ukraine-is-an-undeniable-disaster-for-the-biden-harris-regime/
But the truth is that the war is not going very well for Ukraine.  After sending them lots of shiny new vehicles and enormous mountains of military equipment in recent months, U.S. officials pressured the Ukrainians to launch an ill-advised "counter-offensive" so that the public could see that some "progress" was being made.

Unfortunately for the Ukrainians, the Russian defensive positions are extremely well prepared at this stage, and thousands upon thousands of young Ukrainians have been needlessly slaughtered.  An Irish volunteer that recently returned home told Sky News what life is really like on the front lines at this point…

Sky News international correspondent John Sparks spoke to an Irish volunteer, Rhys Byrne, who has been fighting on the frontline in the east of Ukraine for 17 months and is now leaving Ukraine "due to witnessing atrocities," Sparks reports. Byrne called the fighting he witnessed "horrific."

"On 'Zero Line' it's horror. It's horror. There is just a genocide. It's slaughter", says Rhys Byrne, codename 'Rambo', a 28-year-old from Dublin. Byrne fought for the 59th brigade in the Ukrainian territorial army, where he operated a heavy machine gun, Sparks reports.

"There are dead people everywhere. Russians dead. Ukrainian people dead…. the biggest problem we get when we're going into trenches is stepping over all the dead bodies that are already there from the last people [who] went in – that kind of stuff really haunts you."
...

[Alik Bahshi]

The Russians ruthlessly launched rocket attacks on non-military targets in Odessa.

It's like I told you in that other thread. If Ukraine keeps on asking for it, they're going to get it.

Strange assumption! Will Ukraine really ask Russia to let Russian missiles destroy houses and kill people?

Is this the answer you were looking for?


The War in Ukraine Is an Undeniable Disaster for the Biden-Harris Regime

There can be no regime in a democratic country like the dictatorial regime in Russia, where there has never been a democracy. The Russian people, because of their mentality, cannot live under democracy, because in this case they will lose their empire. See "People's fate or each cricket has its own hearth" for more details (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5444586.msg61899620#msg61899620)

[BADecker]

Now the US even admits that they sent cluster bombs to Ukraine. These are illegal worldwide. But the US is still doing it. For the salvation of the world? No! Rather, to extend US territories and expand the US Empire.


Belgorod Governor Says Cluster Bombs Used Against Village In Russian Territory


https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/belgorod-governor-says-cluster-bombs-used-against-village-russian-territory
The governor of Russia's Belgorod region, Vyacheslav Gladkov, said that Ukrainian forces attacked a village near the border on Friday, but no casualties resulted. Gladkov's Saturday statement revealing the episode wasn't accompanied by evidence nor resulted in any statements by Ukrainian authorities.

"In Belgorod district, 21 artillery shells and three cluster munitions from a multiple-launch rocket system were fired at the village of Zhuravlevka," Gov. Vyacheslav Gladkov said.

It was only within this past week that both Kiev and the Biden administration confirmed initial deliveries of the munition which is banned in over 120 countries, given that it kills indiscriminately and its bomblets sometimes remain in the ground unexploded, leaving them a deadly hazard for years.

Belgorod, a southern Russian region along the Ukrainian border, has been subject of cross-border Ukrainian attacks for over the past year throughout the conflict. This has most often come in the form of drone attacks or cross-border shelling, most often targeting energy or other civilian infrastructure.

Ukraine's defense ministry has pledge to only use cluster munitions to dislodge enemy Russian positions, and not against civilians, Reuters had noted earlier this week.
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[Alik Bahshi]

Now the US even admits that they sent cluster bombs to Ukraine. These are illegal worldwide. But the US is still doing it. For the salvation of the world? No! Rather, to extend US territories and expand the US Empire.

You obviously don't know what an empire is. Read in the encyclopedia what an empire is, because with an opponent who does not know the basics of debating, it is useless to engage in a dispute. Here Russia is an empire, but the United States is not.

[BADecker]

Now the US even admits that they sent cluster bombs to Ukraine. These are illegal worldwide. But the US is still doing it. For the salvation of the world? No! Rather, to extend US territories and expand the US Empire.

You obviously don't know what an empire is. Read in the encyclopedia what an empire is, because with an opponent who does not know the basics of debating, it is useless to engage in a dispute. Here Russia is an empire, but the United States is not.

Let me wake you up a little. I know. It probably won't work, but...

Which language do the worldwide airlines speak? American English?

Which banking system is the world leader, where the money is used around the world? Could it be the US Dollar?

Which country is hiding the facts about their world control so well that most people haven't been able to put 2 + 2 together yet? Could it be the US, with the most subtle empire the world has ever known?

Which country enslaves as many others as it can, with a slavery that offers freedom, but takes a cut behind the backs of everyone? Certainly not Russia. And not China, either. I'll let you guess about this one.

[Alik Bahshi]

Now the US even admits that they sent cluster bombs to Ukraine. These are illegal worldwide. But the US is still doing it. For the salvation of the world? No! Rather, to extend US territories and expand the US Empire.

You obviously don't know what an empire is. Read in the encyclopedia what an empire is, because with an opponent who does not know the basics of debating, it is useless to engage in a dispute. Here Russia is an empire, but the United States is not.

Let me wake you up a little. I know. It probably won't work, but...

Which language do the worldwide airlines speak? American English?

Which banking system is the world leader, where the money is used around the world? Could it be the US Dollar?

Which country is hiding the facts about their world control so well that most people haven't been able to put 2 + 2 together yet? Could it be the US, with the most subtle empire the world has ever known?

Which country enslaves as many others as it can, with a slavery that offers freedom, but takes a cut behind the backs of everyone? Certainly not Russia. And not China, either. I'll let you guess about this one.

 As I understand it, you never turned to the encyclopedia to find out the signs of an empire. When a person does not know the basics of the subject he is arguing about, then he looks like a capricious child, and not like an adult.

[BADecker]

Now the US even admits that they sent cluster bombs to Ukraine. These are illegal worldwide. But the US is still doing it. For the salvation of the world? No! Rather, to extend US territories and expand the US Empire.

You obviously don't know what an empire is. Read in the encyclopedia what an empire is, because with an opponent who does not know the basics of debating, it is useless to engage in a dispute. Here Russia is an empire, but the United States is not.

Let me wake you up a little. I know. It probably won't work, but...

Which language do the worldwide airlines speak? American English?

Which banking system is the world leader, where the money is used around the world? Could it be the US Dollar?

Which country is hiding the facts about their world control so well that most people haven't been able to put 2 + 2 together yet? Could it be the US, with the most subtle empire the world has ever known?

Which country enslaves as many others as it can, with a slavery that offers freedom, but takes a cut behind the backs of everyone? Certainly not Russia. And not China, either. I'll let you guess about this one.

 As I understand it, you never turned to the encyclopedia to find out the signs of an empire. When a person does not know the basics of the subject he is arguing about, then he looks like a capricious child, and not like an adult.

What does it matter? You never turned to reality to see that the US is way more of an empire than Russia could ever think of being. Start with the fact that Russia dissolved the USSR over 3 decades ago to prove that they were not in the empire-building business. Since some countries like being aligned with Russia, why shouldn't they be allowed to do this. That's not empire-building. That's friends working together.

[Alik Bahshi]

Moscow has again been attacked by drones. I think that if the Russians strike at Ukraine wherever they want, then Ukraine has every right to strike at the territory of Russia.