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[Canucks_44 @Canucks__44]

@Pravonapadenie @HavryshkoMarta https://t.co/gwuIYBe2iq

[Glenn Diesen @Glenn_Diesen]

Ukrainians abducted by Zelensky/NATO are sent to the front lines in handcuffs to make sure they cannot escape.
- “Helping Ukraine” or “standing with Ukraine” has consistently been used as code for developing a proxy:
1) Pushing for NATO expansion for all those years (1994-2014), when only 20% of Ukrainians wanted membership and NATO knew it would provoke a war.
2) When conflict predictably breaks out after the NATO-backed coup in Kiev, sabotage all peace agreements (Minsk, Istanbul), then boycott all diplomacy and hold “peace summits” where they do not discuss peace with Russia but instead discuss breaking it into pieces. Purge Ukrainian society of political opposition and media, and torpedo the 2019 election platform that 73% of Ukrainians voted for.
3) Claim that weapons are the path to peace and escalate despite knowing Russia can retaliate with much greater force. Make sure the Western public accepts that “standing with Ukraine” entails ignoring polls showing that most Ukrainians want negotiations, and pretending that Ukraine is winning so that nobody starts talking about negotiations.
4) NATO pushes Kiev to lower the conscription age, restrict refugees from escaping to Europe, while Zelensky/NATO brutally round up Ukrainians off the streets and send them to the front lines in handcuffs.

[Canucks_44 @Canucks__44]

@DanRussellST Reposting one of the worst neocons/neo-cons in the States, good job Dan.

[Glenn Diesen @Glenn_Diesen]

Ukrainians abducted by Zelensky/NATO are sent to the front lines in handcuffs to make sure they cannot escape.
- “Helping Ukraine” or “standing with Ukraine” has consistently been used as code for developing a proxy:
1) Pushing for NATO expansion for all those years (1994-2014), when only 20% of Ukrainians wanted membership and NATO knew it would provoke a war.
2) When conflict predictably breaks out after the NATO-backed coup in Kiev, sabotage all peace agreements (Minsk, Istanbul), then boycott all diplomacy and hold “peace summits” where they do not discuss peace with Russia but instead discuss breaking it into pieces. Purge Ukrainian society of political opposition and media, and torpedo the 2019 election platform that 73% of Ukrainians voted for.
3) Claim that weapons are the path to peace and escalate despite knowing Russia can retaliate with much greater force. Make sure the Western public accepts that “standing with Ukraine” entails ignoring polls showing that most Ukrainians want negotiations, and pretending that Ukraine is winning so that nobody starts talking about negotiations.
4) NATO pushes Kiev to lower the conscription age, restrict refugees from escaping to Europe, while Zelensky/NATO brutally round up Ukrainians off the streets and send them to the front lines in handcuffs.

[Canucks_44 @Canucks__44]

@MikeBartner @HockeyAgent1 He signed the NHL deal, not like he chose a different school or went back to OHL.

[Canucks_44 @Canucks__44]

@EastVan808 @HockeyRockBeer Petey could've signed at the same number but for more years and it would've been fair.

As we saw, Petey always wanted to get every last penny possible.

[Canucks_44 @Canucks__44]

@Sapsterr_ What exactly do you want the team to spend money on? Just spend for the sake of spending?

[Canucks_44 @Canucks__44]

@ntg392 @MaximeBernier https://t.co/0AuzoksmDk

[Iuliia Mendel @IuliiaMendel]

⚡️⚡️⚡️I am accused of being “pro-Russian” the moment I state basic facts about the war or express disagreement with Zelenskyy's policies of endless escalation. Often it’s bots, but sometimes also people from the comfortable West who genuinely believe they understand Ukraine and this war better than I do — someone who has covered the conflict since the very beginning in 2014, visited Donbas multiple times alongside Zelenskyy, participated in negotiations, helped craft communications for the President, and remained in the country when the full-scale invasion began in 2022. I was shelled, narrowly survived, traveled across the country helping civilians in need, and reported intensively as a journalist.

Yet now some dare to label me pro-Russian simply because I refuse to support the primitive populism that allows Zelenskyy to prolong the war, profit from it, and cling to power.

So let me be perfectly clear: Everyone who hurls this accusation is acting against my country. Everyone who buys into Zelenskyy’s illogical drama, who is willing to fight Russia with Ukrainian blood while ignoring the suffering of ordinary people — you are acting against Ukraine.

By shamelessly supporting Zelenskyy’s policies, you are defending the current status quo and this means:
Ukraine reduced to a permanently bleeding nation where people merely survive under constant Russian shelling and Kyiv’s increasingly authoritarian rule;

Massive human rights violations, with men hunted on the streets, forcibly conscripted, beaten, tortured, and sometimes killed in recruitment centers;

Rampant corruption — almost every close partner, friend, or high-ranking official around Zelenskyy has faced accusations of money laundering or other graft, while companies run by his inner circle receive billions in Western tax money; Putin started this war, but Zelenskyy figured out how to profit on it greatly;

Crushing poverty, including average pensions of just $180 per month;

A catastrophic demographic crisis — last year, three times more Ukrainians died than were born;

Educational collapse, with at least one-third of Ukrainian children receiving no proper schooling and many fourth-graders unable to read;

Brain drain, mass emigration, societal depression, and generational trauma that will take decades to heal.

Some people are so eager to see Russia burn and so enchanted by Zelenskyy’s primitive role-playing that they choose to remain blind to the humanitarian catastrophe unfolding in Ukraine. To me, that makes you anti-Ukrainian.

If you truly want to fight Russia, go to the frontlines. Stop censoring Ukrainians who call for peace. Sitting comfortably in the West and attacking those who demand an end to the slaughter does not make you a hero — it makes you miserable and hypocritical.
Remember this the next time your fingers itch to type another offensive comment.

[Iuliia Mendel @IuliiaMendel]

⚡️⚡️⚡️I am accused of being “pro-Russian” the moment I state basic facts about the war or express disagreement with Zelenskyy's policies of endless escalation. Often it’s bots, but sometimes also people from the comfortable West who genuinely believe they understand Ukraine and this war better than I do — someone who has covered the conflict since the very beginning in 2014, visited Donbas multiple times alongside Zelenskyy, participated in negotiations, helped craft communications for the President, and remained in the country when the full-scale invasion began in 2022. I was shelled, narrowly survived, traveled across the country helping civilians in need, and reported intensively as a journalist.

Yet now some dare to label me pro-Russian simply because I refuse to support the primitive populism that allows Zelenskyy to prolong the war, profit from it, and cling to power.

So let me be perfectly clear: Everyone who hurls this accusation is acting against my country. Everyone who buys into Zelenskyy’s illogical drama, who is willing to fight Russia with Ukrainian blood while ignoring the suffering of ordinary people — you are acting against Ukraine.

By shamelessly supporting Zelenskyy’s policies, you are defending the current status quo and this means:
Ukraine reduced to a permanently bleeding nation where people merely survive under constant Russian shelling and Kyiv’s increasingly authoritarian rule;

Massive human rights violations, with men hunted on the streets, forcibly conscripted, beaten, tortured, and sometimes killed in recruitment centers;

Rampant corruption — almost every close partner, friend, or high-ranking official around Zelenskyy has faced accusations of money laundering or other graft, while companies run by his inner circle receive billions in Western tax money; Putin started this war, but Zelenskyy figured out how to profit on it greatly;

Crushing poverty, including average pensions of just $180 per month;

A catastrophic demographic crisis — last year, three times more Ukrainians died than were born;

Educational collapse, with at least one-third of Ukrainian children receiving no proper schooling and many fourth-graders unable to read;

Brain drain, mass emigration, societal depression, and generational trauma that will take decades to heal.

Some people are so eager to see Russia burn and so enchanted by Zelenskyy’s primitive role-playing that they choose to remain blind to the humanitarian catastrophe unfolding in Ukraine. To me, that makes you anti-Ukrainian.

If you truly want to fight Russia, go to the frontlines. Stop censoring Ukrainians who call for peace. Sitting comfortably in the West and attacking those who demand an end to the slaughter does not make you a hero — it makes you miserable and hypocritical.
Remember this the next time your fingers itch to type another offensive comment.

[Canucks_44 @Canucks__44]

@ntg392 @MaximeBernier This is what pouring more money in Ukraine is prolonging

https://t.co/xQ2HCAKr77

[AMK Mapping 🇳🇿 @AMK_Mapping_]

Amidst an air raid alert, the TCC (territorial recruitment), equipped with pistols and pepper spray, abduct and mobilise a Ukrainian man in Dnipro.

Civilians fight back using pepper spray, while attempting to rip off the doors of their vehicles and hurl heavy objects at the vehicle's windows. One of the TCC members fired his gun at the civilians.

[Canucks_44 @Canucks__44]

@ntg392 @MaximeBernier No, and I will never serve while our foreign policy is aligned with NATO, whose only goal since 2014 has been to provoke Russia into a war while using Ukraine as a proxy.

These people are pushing us towards a nuclear war.

[Canucks_44 @Canucks__44]

@ntg392 @MaximeBernier No, I understand that you have been taught into believing that Russia is looking to attack Canada. Ukraine is the frontline so that Neil doesn't have to enlist in the army.

The propaganda that we get in Canada has broken people's brains.

[Canucks_44 @Canucks__44]

@BbishBrian @MaximeBernier After the war ends? Sure, no problem. Also take in more Ukrainian refugees and give them a new life in Canada.

Right now all Canada is doing is trying to prolong the war and kill more Russian soldiers/citizens, which actually also kills more Ukrainian soldiers/citizens.

[Canucks_44 @Canucks__44]

@ntg392 @MaximeBernier By punching yourself in the head, are you putting your head first?

What a dumb thing to say Neil. Ukraine is a 3rd World handout that doesn't end up in Ukrainian citizens' hands but rather the rich Ukrainian oligarchs living abroad.

[Canucks_44 @Canucks__44]

@ThomasDrance @CanucksWarRoom Toss in Victor Mancini for free so that Anaheim can ice a full 6 defenseman lineup.

[Canucks_44 @Canucks__44]

@davehall1289

[Canucks_44 @Canucks__44]

@ThomasDrance Winnipeg got your guy Drancer

[Canucks_44 @Canucks__44]

@DustinHiles You had me until antisemitism and Hamas BS.

Are you gonna get elected and have Israel as your number 1 priority like we see in the States?

Fucking clowns

[The Bulwark @BulwarkOnline]

Welker: "You insisted no new wars."

Trump: "First of all, I didn't guarantee no war."

Welker: "You said it over and over again."

[Peter McCaffrey @peteremcc]

What's the difference between a technical recession and a recession?

About $2 billion of taxpayer funding to media outlets.

[Canucks_44 @Canucks__44]

@ArcFlashMe @yegwave https://t.co/MKmMUfdG9U

[Jamie Sarkonak @sarkonakj]

@yegwave Unfortunately the SCC did not uphold the ruling. The Canadian Press misreported the case.
https://t.co/FkiNxOBUGy