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over 7 years ago

Ukraine & the United States: unexpected ways two nations affected each other – Andy Lazko https://t.co/r9pj5szRcL via @bookofthedayorg

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Andy Lazko @AndyLazko

about 2 hours ago

@Capitals @CaesarsSports CRAPitols you are. Puck you, immoral creatures.

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Robert J Ellingsworth 🆓 @BY1959

1 day ago

This is what everyone forgets about Ukraine. We Promised.

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about 2 hours ago

@NHL Washington bloody CRAPitols

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Barry Svrluga @barrysvrluga

2 days ago

After a couple of weeks of stewing, just couldn't shake the fact that Alex Ovechkin appeared in a pro-Putin ad, and that it would color how people viewed him -- forever. On his 22nd season, his choice -- and his legacy. https://t.co/u4xhcjnHUF

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Scout Fella 🇺🇦

@ScoutFella

3 days ago

Check @ovi8 palm, the mark of evil is there and the stain is on the @NHL as a sponsor of terrorism.

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Dominik Hasek @hasek_dominik

3 days ago

Article of mine was published today in @washingtonpost . In it,I describe why Russian citizens—led by Ovechkin—are currently acting as promoters of Russia's imperialist war.Also,how the @NHL is contributing to the war's prolongation and a higher death toll https://t.co/HpZcGm84kQ

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david D.

@secretsqrl123

6 days ago

to all you idiots that say russia is not my enemy...... read a fucking book

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Illia Ponomarenko 🇺🇦

@IAPonomarenko

6 days ago

By the way, on these very days, September 25–27, 1938, the Soviet punitive authorities placed the great Ukrainian Serhiy Korolyov on a list of arrested persons slated for execution. Stalin’s NKVD arrested the talented aviator and engineer in Moscow, in his apartment, tearing him from the arms of his sobbing, shocked wife after a humiliating search. The charges (traditional for the era of the “Great Terror”) were “sabotage” and “espionage.” Korolev was brutally beaten, with his interrogators forcing him to confess. The beatings were so severe that for many years afterward he was unable to raise his arms above his head. And once, an “investigator” shattered his jaw with a terrible blow from a glass decanter. And many years later, it appears that the jaw, improperly fused after the torture, became fatal to him. But he survived, against all odds, even though he was soon slowly dying of starvation in the freezing barracks of the Gulag -- surviving so that years later he would become the mysterious unnamed “Chief Designer” behind the first launch of an artificial satellite in history. And then, the first human being in space. And soon after that, so that one of the very first things to be heard in space would be a famous lyrical Ukrainian song -- his favorite, which he carried within him throughout his life. There is a chapter about him in my book (I think it's among the best), as part of an entire section calle “A Great Day For Freedom,” about three great Ukrainians whose lives in many ways illustrate the fate of Ukraine itself in the mid-to-late twentieth century: the space dreamer Serhiy Korolyov, the poet-martyr Vasyl Stus, and the political harbinger Vyacheslav Chornovil.

IAPonomarenko's tweet photo. By the way, on these very days, September 25–27, 1938, the Soviet punitive authorities placed the great Ukrainian Serhiy Korolyov on a list of arrested persons slated for execution.

Stalin’s NKVD arrested the talented aviator and engineer in Moscow, in his apartment, tearing him from the arms of his sobbing, shocked wife after a humiliating search. The charges (traditional for the era of the “Great Terror”) were “sabotage” and “espionage.”

Korolev was brutally beaten, with his interrogators forcing him to confess. The beatings were so severe that for many years afterward he was unable to raise his arms above his head. And once, an “investigator” shattered his jaw with a terrible blow from a glass decanter. And many years later, it appears that the jaw, improperly fused after the torture, became fatal to him.

But he survived, against all odds, even though he was soon slowly dying of starvation in the freezing barracks of the Gulag -- surviving so that years later he would become the mysterious unnamed “Chief Designer” behind the first launch of an artificial satellite in history.

And then, the first human being in space. And soon after that, so that one of the very first things to be heard in space would be a famous lyrical Ukrainian song -- his favorite, which he carried within him throughout his life.

There is a chapter about him in my book (I think it's among the best), as part of an entire section calle “A Great Day For Freedom,” about three great Ukrainians whose lives in many ways illustrate the fate of Ukraine itself in the mid-to-late twentieth century: the space dreamer Serhiy Korolyov, the poet-martyr Vasyl Stus, and the political harbinger Vyacheslav Chornovil.

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Libby Fella 🇫🇮

@LibbySnowflak

11 days ago

Those who think they can negotiate peace with russia are delusional. If russia wanted peace, it could have it right now by leaving Ukraine.

LibbySnowflak's tweet photo. Those who think they can negotiate peace with russia are delusional. If russia wanted peace, it could have it right now by leaving Ukraine. https://t.co/f1FB0Yd5tQ

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SimplyTheBest

@SimplyonWorld

11 days ago

Die russische Propaganda, die sich selbst als „Kämpfer gegen den Nationalsozialismus“ bezeichnet, ist eine der größten Lügen der Geschichte. Und wenn man das heutige Datum erwähnt, drehen sie völlig durch. Die deutsch-sowjetische Militärparade am 22. September 1939 in Brest-Litowsk war eine gemeinsame Kundgebung von Wehrmacht und Roter Armee anlässlich der Übergabe der Stadt und der besiegelten Aufteilung Polens. Hintergrund und Ablauf/Anlass: Nach dem Überfall auf Polen trafen deutsche und sowjetische Verbände in Brest-Litowsk aufeinander. Die Demarkationslinie wurde vereinbart. Die Befehlshaber: Der deutsche General Heinz Guderian und der sowjetische Kommandeur Semjon Kriwoschein (Krivoschein) nahmen die Parade gemeinsam ab. Auf einer Ehrentribüne unter Hakenkreuzen und roten Sternen defilierten Truppen beider Armeen. Dies dokumentierte die militärische Kooperation im Rahmen des Hitler-Stalin-Pakts. Video: Eine Siegesparade in Brest am 22. September 1939 – Guderian und der sowjetische Befehlshaber Semjon Krivoschein. Russland ist der Nationalsozialismus selbst. Das Internet vergisst nichts, einmal eingestellt. Dank an @CrimeanVoyager

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Darth Putin @DarthPutinKGB

12 days ago

OTD in 1939 the German–Soviet victory parade took place in Polish town of Brest-Litovsk. As allies, we celebrated liberating Poland from the Poles.

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Nathan Livingstone (MilkBarTV)

@TheMilkBarTV

13 days ago

The WORST Ukraine War predictions by anti-Western so-called “experts” that have aged terribly. A thread. 🧵 1. Political scientist, John Mearsheimer. Feb. 2022: "I don't think Russia is going to invade." Sep. 2023: "The Ukrainians are doomed to lose." Jan. 2024: "It's ridiculous to think Ukraine can hold the line in 2024." Apr. 2025: "It's unimaginable Ukraine will hang on beyond 2025." Jul. 2026: "The Russians are slowly moving forward."