A Graham Philips report:
DNR POWs: Ukrainians beat us up, threatened to kill us
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sf9AH5Zr74M
Topic: Donetsk, Kharkov, Lugansk - way to Russia. - page 91. (Read 734725 times)
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And another one:
Egged on by US Kiev Wages War on Donetsk Children
http://russia-insider.com/en/2015/12/29/2170
Egged on by US Kiev Wages War on Donetsk Children
http://russia-insider.com/en/2015/12/29/2170
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Due to Ukraine artillery children in rebel-held city are forced to live in cellars. Just like Poroshenko promised
They say that shells never strike in the same place twice. However, it is not true.
Petrovsky district is a suburb of Donetsk of coal miners and their families.
It is one of the districts of the city most damaged by the artillery bombardments of the Ukrainian army during the past months.
I’m looking around, trying to find a house not struck by shells, but I cannot find one.
I see destroyed shops, broken fences, roofs with holes where shells struck, windows boarded up with plywood, and deserted streets.
The local people are living in bomb shelters.
...
They say that shells never strike in the same place twice. However, it is not true.
Petrovsky district is a suburb of Donetsk of coal miners and their families.
It is one of the districts of the city most damaged by the artillery bombardments of the Ukrainian army during the past months.
I’m looking around, trying to find a house not struck by shells, but I cannot find one.
I see destroyed shops, broken fences, roofs with holes where shells struck, windows boarded up with plywood, and deserted streets.
The local people are living in bomb shelters.
...
russia cheapest stuffs are vodka and prostitute lol
Ukrainian prostitute, because almost all of them in Moscow are from Ukraine... Just to make things more clear. 
P.S. Your action is (still) too boring, try harder... Maybe you forgot to append traditional "Glory to Ukraine!" to your message?
Woow Poutine make a great move ..... blocking price of vodka.... better to get bunch of alchoolic sleeping .... russia cheapest stuffs are vodka and prostitute lol ..... during this time Proudly Poutine claimed... there is no crisis in russia ...lol deny all day after day everyone will beleive it ...
Military train exploded near Odessa.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kotL50GD4o
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kotL50GD4o
He may Be a Son of A Bitch... But He's Our Son of A Bitch
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DNcR_4qqvs8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DNcR_4qqvs8
"Usually" well at least "sometimes" when regimes kill their own
people the western mob and its media whores are all up in arms
and indignation but here they don´t seem to give a hoot. I wonder why.
people the western mob and its media whores are all up in arms
and indignation but here they don´t seem to give a hoot. I wonder why.
South-East Ukraine Looks to Russia for Protection
http://russia-insider.com/en/2014/12/13/1723
reprint from (so the standard Western propaganda warning apply)
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/12/09/opinion/driving-ukrainians-into-putins-arms.html?_r=0
Oh, and the following, as a light relief after the above sobering article:
Funny and Touching: A Russian Grandma's Advice to Obama (viral video)
http://russia-insider.com/en/politics_ukraine_opinion_christianity_society/2014/11/04/02-09-55pm/funny_and_touching_russian
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-a7S8tCZm8E
http://russia-insider.com/en/2014/12/13/1723
reprint from (so the standard Western propaganda warning apply)
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/12/09/opinion/driving-ukrainians-into-putins-arms.html?_r=0
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The fact that families run from a war zone is heartbreaking but hardly unexpected. The disturbing part lies in the details — of the roughly 454,000 people who had fled Ukraine by the end of October, more than 387,000 went to Russia.
Most of those who fled were Russian speakers from the east, but this still raises a sobering question: If this is a conflict between Ukraine and Russia, why did so many Ukrainians choose to cast their lot with the enemy?
...
Last month the Ukrainian president, Petro O. Poroshenko, decided to freeze government pensions and cut off funding for schools and hospitals in the eastern provinces of Donetsk and Luhansk. Unfortunately, the separatist thugs fighting there don’t rely on food stamps to buy weapons — they get them from Russia.
All that Mr. Poroshenko accomplished was giving Mr. Putin the “proof” to tell the starving pensioners of the region: “See — the West doesn’t care if you die.” This is a sentiment that is growing stronger and stronger, according to reports coming out of the region.
Equally awful is Kiev’s decision to maintain a relationship with the Azov battalion, an ultranationalist paramilitary group of around 400 men that uses Nazi salutes and insignia.
To anyone familiar with eastern Ukraine’s bloody history during World War II, allowing the Azov battalion to fight in the region is a bit like sponsoring a Timothy McVeigh Appreciation Night in Oklahoma City.
...
Eastern Ukrainians today, especially the older generations, respond to swastikas and wolfsangel runes — Nazi symbols now used by Ukrainian ultranationalists — about as well as African-Americans respond to burning crosses.
Most of those who fled were Russian speakers from the east, but this still raises a sobering question: If this is a conflict between Ukraine and Russia, why did so many Ukrainians choose to cast their lot with the enemy?
...
Last month the Ukrainian president, Petro O. Poroshenko, decided to freeze government pensions and cut off funding for schools and hospitals in the eastern provinces of Donetsk and Luhansk. Unfortunately, the separatist thugs fighting there don’t rely on food stamps to buy weapons — they get them from Russia.
All that Mr. Poroshenko accomplished was giving Mr. Putin the “proof” to tell the starving pensioners of the region: “See — the West doesn’t care if you die.” This is a sentiment that is growing stronger and stronger, according to reports coming out of the region.
Equally awful is Kiev’s decision to maintain a relationship with the Azov battalion, an ultranationalist paramilitary group of around 400 men that uses Nazi salutes and insignia.
To anyone familiar with eastern Ukraine’s bloody history during World War II, allowing the Azov battalion to fight in the region is a bit like sponsoring a Timothy McVeigh Appreciation Night in Oklahoma City.
...
Eastern Ukrainians today, especially the older generations, respond to swastikas and wolfsangel runes — Nazi symbols now used by Ukrainian ultranationalists — about as well as African-Americans respond to burning crosses.
Oh, and the following, as a light relief after the above sobering article:
Funny and Touching: A Russian Grandma's Advice to Obama (viral video)
http://russia-insider.com/en/politics_ukraine_opinion_christianity_society/2014/11/04/02-09-55pm/funny_and_touching_russian
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This video is wildly popular on the Russian internet.
A Russian babushka (grandma), gives Obama advice, in rhyme!, in the best Russian tradition.
She calls him Obamashka, an affectionate rendering of his name in Russian.
She offers to pray for him, to cook him blinis (pancakes), to take him to church to meet her priest so that they can all pray for America together, and advises against cozying up to Nazis, explaining that this always ends up badly.
She explains that Crimea is Russian, and always fought on Russia's side.
Finally she urges him to make friends with Volodya (affectionate name for Vladimir), and wishes him well.
We are Russia experts, and we can assure you, there is no force on earth that can withstand the charm and goodness of the Russian babushka.
A Russian babushka (grandma), gives Obama advice, in rhyme!, in the best Russian tradition.
She calls him Obamashka, an affectionate rendering of his name in Russian.
She offers to pray for him, to cook him blinis (pancakes), to take him to church to meet her priest so that they can all pray for America together, and advises against cozying up to Nazis, explaining that this always ends up badly.
She explains that Crimea is Russian, and always fought on Russia's side.
Finally she urges him to make friends with Volodya (affectionate name for Vladimir), and wishes him well.
We are Russia experts, and we can assure you, there is no force on earth that can withstand the charm and goodness of the Russian babushka.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-a7S8tCZm8E
Hmm... Pagan is back from holiday...
Red Cross Official Says Moscow Used ‘Humanitarian’ Convoys to Ship Arms to Militants in Ukraine
Staunton, December 26 – Igor Trunov, the head of the Moscow city office of the Russian Red Cross, says that the Russian government used what it called “humanitarian convoys” to “most likely” ship arms to pro-Moscow fighters in Ukraine, in direct violation of international humanitarian law and practice.
Trunov said December 25 that he doesn’t like to “cast stones” at the Russian government. But “there is international law,” and Moscow has violated it. Using humanitarian convoys to send arms across an international border is “an invasion” and “a violation” of the law.
Given the way in which Russian officials oversaw these convoys, it was possible for them to carry whatever Moscow wanted, including arms and military personnel, the Red Cross official said. Such actions, he said, make it far more difficult to ensure the delivery of real humanitarian assistance of the kind his organization provides to people in Ukraine who need it.
Trunov’s declaration follows confirmation by Russian activists that they sent armed militants into Ukraine via these convoys And his words suggest that Moscow may very well continue to do so even as it talks about its supposed support for the territorial integrity of Ukraine.
http://www.interpretermag.com/red-cross-official-says-moscow-used-humanitarian-convoys-to-ship-arms-to-militants-in-ukraine/
Staunton, December 26 – Igor Trunov, the head of the Moscow city office of the Russian Red Cross, says that the Russian government used what it called “humanitarian convoys” to “most likely” ship arms to pro-Moscow fighters in Ukraine, in direct violation of international humanitarian law and practice.
Trunov said December 25 that he doesn’t like to “cast stones” at the Russian government. But “there is international law,” and Moscow has violated it. Using humanitarian convoys to send arms across an international border is “an invasion” and “a violation” of the law.
Given the way in which Russian officials oversaw these convoys, it was possible for them to carry whatever Moscow wanted, including arms and military personnel, the Red Cross official said. Such actions, he said, make it far more difficult to ensure the delivery of real humanitarian assistance of the kind his organization provides to people in Ukraine who need it.
Trunov’s declaration follows confirmation by Russian activists that they sent armed militants into Ukraine via these convoys And his words suggest that Moscow may very well continue to do so even as it talks about its supposed support for the territorial integrity of Ukraine.
http://www.interpretermag.com/red-cross-official-says-moscow-used-humanitarian-convoys-to-ship-arms-to-militants-in-ukraine/
There was a large-scale exchange of POWs between Kiev and DNR. POWs held by DNR were in top condition (one even refused to go to Kiev), while the people, held buy Kiev were tortured, beaten, and only 50 actively participated in the armed conflict - the rest were civilians, grabbed by Nazional Guard on the streets of border zones.
http://itar-tass.com/en/world/769607
http://itar-tass.com/en/world/769607
Selling ‘Peace Groups’ on US-Led Wars
December 25, 2014
Since the anti-war protests on Vietnam, the U.S. government has made “perception management” of the American people a high priority, feeding them a steady diet of propaganda about foreign crises, even getting “peace groups” to buy into “pro-democracy” wars, write Margaret Sarfehjooy and Coleen Rowley.
https://consortiumnews.com/2014/12/25/selling-peace-groups-on-us-led-wars/
December 25, 2014
Since the anti-war protests on Vietnam, the U.S. government has made “perception management” of the American people a high priority, feeding them a steady diet of propaganda about foreign crises, even getting “peace groups” to buy into “pro-democracy” wars, write Margaret Sarfehjooy and Coleen Rowley.
https://consortiumnews.com/2014/12/25/selling-peace-groups-on-us-led-wars/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vglgaE54UZ0
Lol, I wonder to see something similar with Obama or Cameron
Lol, I wonder to see something similar with Obama or Cameron
Well, since the western mob is openly supporting nazis in the Ukraine
they´ve given up on painting Putin as the new Hitler. Which is the favorite
advertising label for those who don´t comply with the interests of the
mob´s corporate sponsors.
they´ve given up on painting Putin as the new Hitler. Which is the favorite
advertising label for those who don´t comply with the interests of the
mob´s corporate sponsors.
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