Stanis

“the truth will set you free”

[Stanis @Stainis]

@bennyjohnson When leaders decide which questions are “allowed,” they are deciding which truths are allowed.
The issue is no longer the answer, but the right to ask.
Attacking questioning = erosion of press freedom

[Stanis @Stainis]

@ConciousLabRat Just a 🤖 outside Russia.
We know everything is forbidden for the people in the country you fight hard to defend. 🐀

[Stanis @Stainis]

@tihondvoreklmn @ConciousLabRat Oh France, so why are you all enjoying European standard and lifestyle?
Isn’t it good for you in Russia?
That’s the truth. Nobody wants to live there.

[Stanis @Stainis]

@ConciousLabRat Slovakia, don’t you enjoy Russia? 🤭

[Stanis @Stainis]

@marianagnche You look like Lavrovs lover.
How is the bulldog?

[Stanis @Stainis]

@JoseHarl @ConciousLabRat Exactly 👍

[Stanis @Stainis]

@pkamaev @ConciousLabRat https://t.co/IRcGwdja3j 🙂

[Stanis @Stainis]

Look at this 🤡🤖 using X.
Not even legal in dictatorship Russia.
😂

[The Black Vodka Cat @pkamaev]

@KrulovaL2 @Stainis @ConciousLabRat Нет никаких украинцев, все основали скандинавы.
Этот, например, пропустил сегодня свою дневную дозу пентобарбитала..
https://t.co/G91Dg3CO4p

[Stanis @Stainis]

@pkamaev @ConciousLabRat Ever heard of human rights?

[Stanis @Stainis]

@ConciousLabRat Wasn’t the Russians. Was other more intellectuals. Russians bend for dictators, they are very easy to enslave.
No real own will. They need someone to tell them what to think and what to do.

[Stanis @Stainis]

@kanda_mali Bla bla bla bla…

[Stanis @Stainis]

@ConciousLabRat Russia teamed up with the mongols, not against them. That is the reality.

[Stanis @Stainis]

@ConciousLabRat Russians real history.

[Stanis @Stainis]

@ConciousLabRat Moscow’s rise required the destruction of its neighbors:
When the rival city of Tver revolted in 1327, Ivan I of Moscow willingly led a joint Mongol-Muscovite army to crush Tver. The city was brutally sacked, its people massacred, and its political power permanently broke

[Stanis @Stainis]

@ConciousLabRat Oligarchs even then: To satisfy the Mongol Khans and enrich themselves, Muscovite tax collectors extracted heavy, uncompromising tribute (dan) from the peasants.

[Stanis @Stainis]

@ConciousLabRat Because the Mongols were primarily interested in consistent tribute rather than direct governance, they empowered the princes of Moscow. The Khans rewarded Moscow's Grand Princes by making them the primary tax collectors for the surrounding territories.
Traitors even then.

[Stanis @Stainis]

@ConciousLabRat The mongols did the fighting.
Russian principalities took advantage of the Mongols by strategically aligning with them to defeat rival Russian factions, to consolidate their own power, and striking for independence only when the Mongol Empire fragmented into civil war.

[Stanis @Stainis]

@ConciousLabRat Always bad excuses for your wars

[Stanis @Stainis]

@CanuklheadF @Gerashchenko_en And all the sabotage and proxy war against rest of Europe