🥦 Charlie Daikon 🥦

85% of the time polite vegetable.

Rest of the time calling fascists and terrible people names they deserve.
(Follower discretion is advised)

[🥦 Charlie Daikon 🥦 @Amd66b]

#SkyShieldNow Would tremendously free up Ukrainian forces and more importantly, protect civilians from russia's endless missile barrages targeted at them.

[Bricktop_NAFO @Bricktop_NAFO]

It’s time to close the Ukrainian skies with 120 Fighter Jets from allied nations.

Do one of these two things to get this trending. It will change the tide of the war.

1. Quote tweet using the Hashtag below.

Or

2. Make your own tweet with the hashtag below.

#SkyShieldNow

[Anastasiya Paraskevova @UkrainianAna]

I feel like sharing right now but people often accuse me of being "suspiciously bubbly" or "too nonchalant" but here is a reminder for you that THIS is my life. This was very close. Happened moments ago.
And yes I am afraid.

[🥦 Charlie Daikon 🥦 @Amd66b]

@SergKoloskov @slantchev That's a nice method but it's not infinitely viable as Germany in ww2 found out when Britain declared war on them. People aren't infinitely naive.

[🥦 Charlie Daikon 🥦 @Amd66b]

@LeoBorchard @srtnynalt @vytejok Russians? Yes. True.

[🥦 Charlie Daikon 🥦 @Amd66b]

@KuyavianR4p1st @vytejok Dude, 50% is kind of a big deal. How much you need? 80? 90?

[🥦 Charlie Daikon 🥦 @Amd66b]

@FawltyTowersX @TPSpindel Yes and then our people retaliated by killing thousands of civilians too. As I see it the civilians always get killed and the "great warriors" somehow never face consequences.

[🥦 Charlie Daikon 🥦 @Amd66b]

@LeoBorchard @srtnynalt @vytejok I witnessed an absolute obsession by russians online with the Baltic States. I tracked this from 2022 and it completely surprised me how obsessive russians are about this. They get threatened more than we in Poland ever do.

[🥦 Charlie Daikon 🥦 @Amd66b]

@JMSzymanski @UkrainianAna I've been tracking this from the start and Ukrainians absolutely loved us on year one. Then our morons started opening their mouths.

[🥦 Charlie Daikon 🥦 @Amd66b]

@JMSzymanski @UkrainianAna Our politics and frankly private persons online were absolutely awful and are. It's terribly politicized and sure, we help and did help. But if you give people aid and then spit on them demanding some kind of reverence, it doesn't create any positivity at all.

[🥦 Charlie Daikon 🥦 @Amd66b]

@nicks323 @StephanAJensen And no, weakening NATO just emboldens russia. They are not peace loving at all but a resentful decaying empire.

[🥦 Charlie Daikon 🥦 @Amd66b]

@nicks323 @StephanAJensen russia invaded Ukraine for geopolitical ambitions and alienated their best resource customers in Europe. Now they get to sell resources on the penny to China. EU mostly managed to land softly actually, could have been much worse. russia made these decisions, not US not EU.

[🥦 Charlie Daikon 🥦 @Amd66b]

@prma368938 @RobertWinnicki Tak, przy czym żeby taki scenariusz też wyszedł europa musiałaby ich na pastwę losu zostawić. A obecnie już kraje i firmy wyrażały chęć odbudowy po wojnie.

[🥦 Charlie Daikon 🥦 @Amd66b]

@Dawid42982375 @rzep8 Taki wrogi kraj, że jesteśmy gospodarczo złączen. Świeci nie są ale wy robicie z nich większy problem niż są. Mam pytanie, gdzie kończą się te wasze wrogie kraje? Ukraina be, Niemcy be, bruksela be (czyli zakładam, że duża część europy to też be). Ktoś jeszcze został poza rosją?

[🥦 Charlie Daikon 🥦 @Amd66b]

@MaSanajpierw @Micha23837350 @jakubwiech Ale konsekwencje muszą być bo inaczej po co zaprzestawać wojenkom? Nie można ich celowo oszczędzać bo łatwo wytrzymywać wojny agresji jeśli się nie ponosi za nie koszty. I tak, nawet w rosji wiadomo, że Ukraina raczej nie marnuje pocisków celowo na cywili.

[🥦 Charlie Daikon 🥦 @Amd66b]

@MaSanajpierw @Micha23837350 @jakubwiech Cywile sie tu nigdy nie zbuntują, raczej chodzi o pokazanie wpływowym którzy oczywiście nie mieszkają w Yakutii, że może jednak wojna nie jest opłacalna. "Wymiana władzy" jak to bywa w rosji może zostać dokonana za pomocą okna jeśli konsekwencje wojny okazą się zbyt drogie.

[🥦 Charlie Daikon 🥦 @Amd66b]

@PiotrZadzierski @RobertWinnicki Demilitaryzacja Ukraina, chyba nie muszę tłumaczyć troszkę się to nie powiodło. Izolacja od zachodu, tragicznie się nie powiodło. Jeszcze szerzą swoje wpływy na bliski zachód. W obecnej sytuacja Unia nie pozwoli im gospodarczo upaść ani militarnie. Nie nazwałbym to porażką.

[🥦 Charlie Daikon 🥦 @Amd66b]

@PiotrZadzierski @RobertWinnicki Zdobycie a utrzymanie to dwie różne rzeczy. Są różne stopnie zwycięstwa i przegranej. rosji nie chodziło o jakieś wybombardowane miasta, zasoby i teren to mały bonus, to akurat rzeczy które mają sami z siebie. Głównym celem była wasalizacja Ukrainy co ewidentnie się nie udało.

[🥦 Charlie Daikon 🥦 @Amd66b]

@MaSanajpierw @Micha23837350 @jakubwiech Różnica jest taka, że jeden kraj może przerwać to wojnę teraz i nic nie stracić. Drugi zagrozi swojemu istnieniu. Zgadnijcie który to który. Dodam, że rosja nadal tego nie zrobi bo gdzieś mają ile ludzi u nich umrze dopóki moskowianie się nie zaczną buntować.

[Anton Gerashchenko @Gerashchenko_en]

Moscow and Moscow region will remain under Ukrainian strikes until Putin signs a capitulation.

Today the largest Ukrainian attack on Moscow and the Moscow region since the beginning of the war took place. Russian military infrastructure and oil facilities that generate money for Russia’s war machine were under attack.
Social media is now full of videos from residents of the Moscow region complaining that they “never thought the war would reach them.”

According to opinion polls, 75% of Moscow residents support the actions of Russian troops in Ukraine. They also support continuing the war rather than starting negotiations. These figures are roughly twice as high as the Russian national average.
Residents of Moscow participate the least in the war, suffer the fewest casualties, and the Russian authorities do everything possible to ensure that life in Moscow and Saint Petersburg remains almost unchanged from pre-war times.
As long as it did not directly affect them, Muscovites either supported the war or pretended it had nothing to do with them.

Moscow is the center of the empire. Russia has always been deeply polarized: Moscow treats many of its own territories and peoples as colonies. Strikes on other Russian regions barely concerned the Russian authorities.

For Russia and its regime, Moscow is the political, financial, ideological, and symbolic center that embodies the full concentration of power. Moscow is the main imperial symbol dominating vast regions - Putin’s personal fortress, from which the neo-imperial state is controlled and the war is directed.

That is why Putin was so afraid of Ukrainian drones during the parade.

Ukraine has now developed - and continues to develop - our long-range strike capabilities against Russia. And we will act symmetrically. Moscow’s air defense systems can no longer fully protect Russian military and oil facilities. Russia’s war against Ukraine is now also being fought on Russian territory.

Leave Ukrainian territory, pay reparations, and it will all end!

[🥦 Charlie Daikon 🥦 @Amd66b]

@irradically @wjakobik

[🥦 Charlie Daikon 🥦 @Amd66b]

@KuyavianR4p1st You forgot to add that russian minorities are now being ethnically targeted in Poland and the Baltic Nations. Obviously big brother needs to step in.