Zelensky, installed in 2014 by CIA, calls for PRE-EMPTIVE NUCLEAR STRIKE ON RUSSIA

[TitoFan]

Oh and here is Putin's signature on a treaty acknowledging Ukraine's borders along with a list of treaties and agreements that he's not respecting:

https://twitter.com/KuldkeppMart/sta...88256471498752

See now here’s the contrast in posting techniques. You have somebody in the last 3 posts showing very clearly a whole host of factual content, against the OP , Whose post reads like he’s swallowed the Sun newspaper on the day the guest editor was the chief of the Politburo.
I know what I prefer to read and believe.

https://reporter.rit.edu/news/sensationalism-media

“Once you get someone's attention, then you know you can weave your way through a very convoluted and probably implausible argument and make it appear more reasonable."

[X]

Back to the original point though. What has Russia contributed to humanity in the past 100 years? Totalitarian repression, mass murder, state sanctioned assassinations, foreign invasions, two Cold Wars, ethnic cleansing, state sponsored doping?

All the great Russian achievements (apart from rocketry) are very very dated now.

So, a preemptive nuclear strike, just to get rid of the fuckers seems like quite a good idea to me. All that radiation would also create loads of mutant superheroes who would be handy too.

[palmerq]

Back to the original point though. What has Russia contributed to humanity in the past 100 years? Totalitarian repression, mass murder, state sanctioned assassinations, foreign invasions, two Cold Wars, ethnic cleansing, state sponsored doping?

All the great Russian achievements (apart from rocketry) are very very dated now.

So, a preemptive nuclear strike, just to get rid of the fuckers seems like quite a good idea to me. All that radiation would also create loads of mutant superheroes who would be handy too.

They've done a great job at educating people about the famous 123 meter tall spire at Salisbury Cathedral... Tourism is surely up there

[Kirkland Laing]

Back to the original point though. What has Russia contributed to humanity in the past 100 years? Totalitarian repression, mass murder, state sanctioned assassinations, foreign invasions, two Cold Wars, ethnic cleansing, state sponsored doping?

All the great Russian achievements (apart from rocketry) are very very dated now.

So, a preemptive nuclear strike, just to get rid of the fuckers seems like quite a good idea to me. All that radiation would also create loads of mutant superheroes who would be handy too.

Not even any great authors in the past hundred years apart from Solzhenitsyn whose most notable work was of course The Gulag Archipelago, a heartwarming tale of the wonders of the Soviet system.





Back off topic because the topic is just some shithead trying to get reactions.


Russia is kidnapping kids from newly minted Russians and sending them thousands of miles to live with other Russians. I just don't understand:



https://twitter.com/O_Ostapchuk/stat...36236212936704

and

https://apnews.com/article/ukrainian...source=Twitter





I thought this was good:

https://twitter.com/apmassaro3/statu...27132866129921



This is unpleasant and shows the before and after of Russians murdering a Ukrainian woman so you may want to not watch it. I'm sure she voted to become part of Russia before they murdered her though along with the other voters in the video:



https://twitter.com/ACRains/status/1579532094308372480

[palmerq]

Mikhail bulgakov(the master and margarita) was within the last hundred years, people seem to rate that, I thought it was alright but then again I watch Scottish football and wrestling :S... Bulgakov was also born in Ukraine too, so ave that putain.

The Russians are up to proper Nazi stuff right now, what a vile bunch in charge, the whole episode is making quite the mockery of the UN, it's completely powerless here, lucky the Americans and enough euros are funding the Ukrainians.. Canada has also been sending guys over to train Ukrainians for a few years now, although the way things are going the Ukrainians should be training us canucks.

[Kirkland Laing]

Back to the original point though. What has Russia contributed to humanity in the past 100 years? Totalitarian repression, mass murder, state sanctioned assassinations, foreign invasions, two Cold Wars, ethnic cleansing, state sponsored doping?

All the great Russian achievements (apart from rocketry) are very very dated now.

So, a preemptive nuclear strike, just to get rid of the fuckers seems like quite a good idea to me. All that radiation would also create loads of mutant superheroes who would be handy too.

I knew about the Ukrainian famine but not about this one. Keep scrolling:





https://twitter.com/MuKappa/status/1580930614026346496

[Kirkland Laing]

I feel that this could affect Putin's polling numbers in the crucial female demographic in the newly annexed territories the next time he's up for election:





https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...aine-says.html

[Kirkland Laing]

https://twitter.com/markito0171/stat...58558264004608





These people are all celebrating Ukraine liberating Kherson but a few weeks ago ninety percent of them voted to become part of Russia. I just can't understand it.

[palmerq]

Reports of Russian missiles missing and hitting just over the border of nato Poland, 2 dead from that... Could get a bit awkward.

[Master]

Reports of Russian missiles missing and hitting just over the border of nato Poland, 2 dead from that... Could get a bit awkward.

If that is true, how shit is their army?

[Primo Carnera]

Oh and here is Putin's signature on a treaty acknowledging Ukraine's borders along with a list of treaties and agreements that he's not respecting:

https://twitter.com/KuldkeppMart/sta...88256471498752

See now here’s the contrast in posting techniques. You have somebody in the last 3 posts showing very clearly a whole host of factual content, against the OP , Whose post reads like he’s swallowed the Sun newspaper on the day the guest editor was the chief of the Politburo.
I know what I prefer to read and believe.

https://reporter.rit.edu/news/sensationalism-media

“Once you get someone's attention, then you know you can weave your way through a very convoluted and probably implausible argument and make it appear more reasonable."

Yep. Brock learnt that following the Queen around the Caribbean on her tour in 1893.