https://twitter.com/mylordbebo/status/1680850601779900416/mediaviewer

Even Eric Schmidt on Zakaria — pro Ukraine slant people - are waking up that the “counteroffensive” is a nothing burger

Anonymous wrote:The strike killed both parents of a 14-year old girl who is currently in intensive care with a skull injury.

LoL.

One girl with a head wound is nothing compared to 700k kids taken from Ukraine.

https://www.reuters.com/world/uk/uk-sanctions-russian-culture-education-ministers-2023-07-17/

Anonymous wrote:The strike killed both parents of a 14-year old girl who is currently in intensive care with a skull injury.

And we're all very sad that Putin would start a murderous war that is killing both Ukrainians and Russians. Their blood is on HIS hands, and his alone.

Best wishes to this poor child.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The strike killed both parents of a 14-year old girl who is currently in intensive care with a skull injury.

Which begs the question. Are there situations where terrorism (and that’s what the bridge attack essentially is) is justified?
I think Ukraine has been doing extremely well in the PR war so far. Yet this is something that might (or might not?) harm their image of an innocent victim of a brutal attack of a big bad wolf. Or is anything that hurts the bad guy justified?

This was not terrorism. Russia invaded Ukraine. The Kerch bridge is used by Russia to supply its occupying troops in Crimea. It is very much a legitimate military target. Have you said a word about the thousands of Ukrainian civilians that Russia has deliberately murdered?

Remember this next time you’re about to say “Palestinian terrorist!!! “

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The strike killed both parents of a 14-year old girl who is currently in intensive care with a skull injury.

Which begs the question. Are there situations where terrorism (and that’s what the bridge attack essentially is) is justified?
I think Ukraine has been doing extremely well in the PR war so far. Yet this is something that might (or might not?) harm their image of an innocent victim of a brutal attack of a big bad wolf. Or is anything that hurts the bad guy justified?

This was not terrorism. Russia invaded Ukraine. The Kerch bridge is used by Russia to supply its occupying troops in Crimea. It is very much a legitimate military target. Have you said a word about the thousands of Ukrainian civilians that Russia has deliberately murdered?

I thought we already agreed Russia is a bad, bad guy.
I am more interested in Ukrainian tactic. I have a feeling the world will agree with you. It’s ok to kill civilians if they are from the bad bad country.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The strike killed both parents of a 14-year old girl who is currently in intensive care with a skull injury.

Which begs the question. Are there situations where terrorism (and that’s what the bridge attack essentially is) is justified?
I think Ukraine has been doing extremely well in the PR war so far. Yet this is something that might (or might not?) harm their image of an innocent victim of a brutal attack of a big bad wolf. Or is anything that hurts the bad guy justified?

This was not terrorism. Russia invaded Ukraine. The Kerch bridge is used by Russia to supply its occupying troops in Crimea. It is very much a legitimate military target. Have you said a word about the thousands of Ukrainian civilians that Russia has deliberately murdered?

Anonymous wrote:The strike killed both parents of a 14-year old girl who is currently in intensive care with a skull injury.

Which begs the question. Are there situations where terrorism (and that’s what the bridge attack essentially is) is justified?
I think Ukraine has been doing extremely well in the PR war so far. Yet this is something that might (or might not?) harm their image of an innocent victim of a brutal attack of a big bad wolf. Or is anything that hurts the bad guy justified?

Anonymous wrote:"word salad" = I got nothin' to counter...

"At least 204 Russian athletes have renounced (or are about to) their citizenship"
"The largest number of athletes who have changed the national flag are among chess players, namely 141 people."
https://news.yahoo.com/over-200-russian-athletes-renounce-144600089.html#:~:text=The%20largest%20number%20of%20athletes,in%20motor%20sports%20and%20football.

The chess players look ahead 20 moves..

That’s pretty normal behavior for athletes. I mean you don’t think Kristin Fraser has Azeri roots do you? Proudly representing Azerbaijan.

The strike killed both parents of a 14-year old girl who is currently in intensive care with a skull injury.

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Apparently one span has collapsed, after a missile strike

Anonymous wrote:How many billions have we spent on this authoritarian?

You're pathetic, russky troll.

That's the best you've got? Wow. That's sad.

Speaking of dictatorships, it looks like Iran is not happy with Russia? Paying for jets they never received?

"Iran's air force is primarily composed of antiquated U.S. planes that have far surpassed their operational lifespan. Hence, Tehran was compelled to purchase 50 Su-35 fighters from its ally, Russia."
"Russia managed not only to secure the prepayment for the aircraft but also to negotiate a deal for Iranian-made Shahed kamikaze drones. Tehran began supplying the UAVs in late 2022. Nearly a year has passed since these arrangements were made, and yet, Tehran has not received any Su-35 jets."
https://www.yahoo.com/news/iran-yet-receive-su-35-200200313.html

How many billions have we spent on this authoritarian?

"word salad" = I got nothin' to counter...

"At least 204 Russian athletes have renounced (or are about to) their citizenship"
"The largest number of athletes who have changed the national flag are among chess players, namely 141 people."
https://news.yahoo.com/over-200-russian-athletes-renounce-144600089.html#:~:text=The%20largest%20number%20of%20athletes,in%20motor%20sports%20and%20football.

The chess players look ahead 20 moves..