The situation in Ukraine...

[JoeBloggs777]

and they were intending to do the same thing with Taiwan after a "test run" in Ukraine.

one problem with China supporting Russia, China obviously doesn't want areas like Donetsk and Luhansk claiming independence, when they have their own problems with H/K and Taiwan.

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[Xzi]

one problem with China supporting Russia, China obviously doesn't want areas like Donetsk and Luhansk claiming independence, when they have their own problems with H/K and Taiwan.

But they didn't declare independence of their own volition, Putin basically declared it for them as flimsy justification to move the Russian military into those regions.

 

[KuntilanakMerah]

yea, everything the US official predicted has come true. At this point, US is just spilling any secrets it hears and IT working to make Public sentiment rally the world ... (minus the standard people, who by the way are neutral.)

lol
meanwhile during trump era Russia didn't have guts to attack anyone
https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/597993-trump-tears-into-biden-amid-ukraine-conflict

“And now Biden is crawling around the globe on his knees begging and pleading for mercy from Saudi Arabia, Iran and Venezuela,” Trump said.

ALL hail trump f#ck biden

 

[djpannda]

Ouch that has to be a hurtful blow to Putin..



You know Kazakhstan, the country that invited Kremlin peacekeepers to stop protest in the country two month ago..
Kazakhstan, the country that the Kremlin considered had its back but Refused to send troops to Ukraine and not sends aid to Ukraine..
At this point Kermlin has not direct support from anyone (Belarus is a puppet state)

 

[subcon959]

Man, it probably really sucks to be Russian right now even if you're against the war..

https://montreal.ctvnews.ca/it-s-ab...y-russian-piano-prodigy-in-montreal-1.5814506

 

[djpannda]

Lol you can censor the Internet but People always find a way

 

[AlexMCS]

Man, it probably really sucks to be Russian right now even if you're against the war..

https://montreal.ctvnews.ca/it-s-ab...y-russian-piano-prodigy-in-montreal-1.5814506

That's simply stupid. Completely and utterly absurd. That is institutionalized prejudice based on nationality, borderline racism.

 

[djpannda]

That's simply stupid. Completely and utterly absurd. That is institutionalized prejudice based on nationality, borderline racism.

Which is why it’s important to distinguish between Russians and Kremlin.

 

[SG854]

Oligarchs wants Putin assassinated

 

[XDel]

This was a very well put letter from the CEO of Odysee:

Odysee & Freedom of the Press: A Letter From Our CEO​

March 14th, 2022579 views

Odysee
@Odysee

We've gotten flack lately for standing up for freedom of the press, specifically for platforming RT and Sputnik.
Here's the thing: what's happening to the Ukrainian people and their country is horrible. But to punish all Russians (and people simply associated with Russia) for this is simply absurd.
Like, Russian hockey players are losing sponsorships
just for being Russian. What sense does that make?


The above is obviously crazy, what's a more difficult sell is what we've been attempting to say:


We are a video platform. We want to allow competing voices in journalism, whether they're CNN, Fox, RT, Sputnik or anyone else, and we aren't interested in telling you what to think. And not in a "it's an important to be a free thinker" way, but in a "no, seriously; we don't care about your political views" way.


Believe it or not, but RT and Sputnik journalists are people too. They not only lost their jobs, but had their reputations as journalists come under fire, being characterised as "corrupt journalists receiving memos directly from the Kremlin."


Is this true? Well, we don't really know anything about the inner-workings of RT or Sputnik, so that's not for us to say.


But even if RT or Sputnik are completely biased and get their talking points directly from Putin himself, we would still consider it important to allow them to be heard, if for no other reason than to have a better understanding of the propaganda being disseminated to the Russian people.


For these reasons, Odysee will not be removing any journalists affiliated with Russian networks or Russian news networks themselves. We support freedom of the press, and this will not change.


Julian Chandra
Chief Executive Officer
Odysee, Inc.

https://odysee.com/@Odysee:8/freedomofthepress:0

 

[djpannda]

Yup the video was not only real but she also prerelease a video explaining it

 

[UltraDolphinRevolution]

But they didn't declare independence of their own volition, Putin basically declared it for them as flimsy justification to move the Russian military into those regions.

False. They declared independence years ago. Russia did not recognize it because they were hoping for the implementation of the Minsk agreements (autonomy within Ukraine).

There is a fascnating debate on Politically Provoked (channel banned on Youtube) about Ukraine: Richard Spencer vs Infrared. You can find it on Odysee. So much more nuanced than "Putin/West evil!"

 

[Xzi]

False. They declared independence years ago.

Bull. There might've been some individuals calling for that, but nobody with the authority to actually make it official. Otherwise Putin wouldn't have needed to declare the regions "independent" a second time recently. And when he says "independent," he actually means "Russian territory."

 

[XDel]

You're not understanding, he didn't "wait." The plan was always to invade in 2022, regardless of who the US president was going to be. The whole thing was coordinated with China, because Putin knew he'd need their support, and they were intending to do the same thing with Taiwan after a "test run" in Ukraine. They may well have reconsidered now that they've seen how FUBAR the situation in Ukraine is, or at least I certainly hope they have.

Which is why we had a coup in the U.S. during the election. GREAT RESET!

 

[Xzi]

Which is why we had a coup in the U.S. during the election. GREAT RESET!

*Failed coup. I don't believe in your conspiracy theory, but even if I did, it's a guarantee that the Republican party would also be in on it. So why would it matter who the president is in a two-party system where both parties are right-wing and capitalist?

 

[XDel]

*Failed coup. I don't believe in your conspiracy theory, but even if I did, it's a guarantee that the Republican party would also be in on it. So why would it matter who the president is in a two-party system where both parties are right-wing and capitalist?

The Republicans were in on it, and besides, titles don't make a man.

 

[XDel]

 

[Xzi]

Anonymous has hacked Russian oil giant Rosneft, securing 20TB of data in the process.

https://www.macaubusiness.com/hackers-target-german-branch-of-russian-oil-giant-rosneft/

 

[djpannda]

Well we are on a crossroad the same FSB agent leaked that Putin was going to give the West 24h ultimatum to lift sanction or else


Will Putin declare WWIII

 

[BitMasterPlus]

I wasn't even responding to you, after all

You were still talking about me, so I responded.

if i was a betting man, i'd say he was expecting trump to get a second term and pull us out of NATO.

If its anything like the UN, would it be really that bad at this point?

You're not understanding, he didn't "wait." The plan was always to invade in 2022, regardless of who the US president was going to be. The whole thing was coordinated with China, because Putin knew he'd need their support, and they were intending to do the same thing with Taiwan after a "test run" in Ukraine. They may well have reconsidered now that they've seen how FUBAR the situation in Ukraine is, or at least I certainly hope they have.

Yes, he did wait, because if Trump was in Putin's pocket from the get go, then he wouldn't have to wait so long to do what he did, it's as simple as that. Everybody called Trump a warmonger and the guy to start World War 3, but look who's in office right now? But it's still somehow Trump's fault, of course.