BBC reports on a video released by Zelensky that shows an alleged "Russian drone" chasing a Ukrainian street vendor in a "human safari" attack in Kherson.
Zelensky claims "the world needs to see how Russian soldiers enjoyed killing and tormenting people."
Problem is, this is the first and only video of such an attack on a civilian by alleged "Russian soldiers"
But there is no evidence that this was a Russian drone. The Russian military has specifically sought to avoid civilian casualties for the entire 4+ years of this war.
But we're asked to believe that, suddenly, Russia has decided to radically change its tactics and start attacking obviously innocent civilians with drones.
It comes immediately after a video of a proven Ukrainian drone hitting and killing 7 Russian civilians on a beach on Russia's Black Sea coast yesterday.
Given that context, this is VERY likely a Ukrainian drone attack on a Ukrainian in Ukraine, designed to justify Ukraine's repeated drone attacks on Russian civilians in recent months.
UKR savages also killed another child by droning a playground in Belgorod today. Meanwhile RU pounds the shyet out've UKR sites with real missiles... and the death toll at each strike is often zero. Kiev targets civilians just to terrorize Russians.
@ProudSocialist True, it's a bare-naked stunt, and it concerns present geopolitics, but you can also see now why many people suspected 'directed mass migration' was at work these past 10-12 years.
I guess the 'conspiracy theory' of the last 12 years or so concerning 'directed mass migration' now requires serious reconsideration. Sure, this was just a stunt, and most of these punks will simply drain back out of Cueta into Morocco, but 'someone' has revealed their hand.
Recent months have seen repeated, unspecified, threats by Trump and Netanyahu against Spain for not toeing the line of US/Israeli global policy.
Then the Moroccan govt. - closely aligned with the US and Israel - spontaneously decides to send thousands of migrant men into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta on the Moroccan coast.
Would this be known as "firm power"?
It's called "firm power".
US/Israel punishes Spain for "disobedience" to the Empire and attempts to facilitate the re-annexation of Spain's territories in Morocco to ensure control of the straits of Gibraltar with an eye to a future new Israel/US pipeline by passing the Strait of Hormuz.
🇩🇪🇷🇺 Germany sends its new ambassador to Russia to make demands straight away
"I received a warm welcome by Russians. I'm looking forward to getting to know this country and its people better"
Seconds later
"The Russian government must end its war of aggression against Ukraine"
Nope, that's not how it works
Yep. It's like IQ. There are things only a tiny minority of the population will ever be able to comprehend. Not to say everyone else is useless - quite the opposite. But I know many smart people who get angry at others for not being as smart as them. Same goes for followers, IMO. The only solution, even if it is largely theoretical, is to change the leaders to ones worth following. But that's easier said than done, which is why I consider it largely theoretical.
1/3🧵 Harrison Koehli sat down with Dr. Karen Mitchell for the release of her new book, Human Predators. Her research spans business, law, medicine, media, religion, and politics: predators operate covertly and share the same traits and tactics regardless of the label attached.
Laut 𝑊𝑎𝑠ℎ𝑖𝑛𝑔𝑡𝑜𝑛 𝑃𝑜𝑠𝑡 leben wir in der kältesten Zeit der letzten 485 Mio. Jahre. Die Zeitung findet das erstaunlich, aber wer behauptet, die Erde verbrenne, hat in Wahrheit einen Dachschaden oder folgt einer destruktiven Agenda.
Hintergrund: Klimaschwindler halten das kleine Beinchen ganz rechts für ihren „Hockeystick”. Dafür reicht die Auflösung aber nicht; es geht vielmehr um die Erwärmung seit der letzten Eiszeit.
Die Grafik zeigt natürliche Temperaturänderungen in einer Spanne von über 20°. Teilweise, etwa in der Jüngeren Dryas vor knapp 12.000 Jahren, stieg die Temperatur viel rascher als heutzutage.
Link: https://t.co/8AH6XbOim5